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A g to many of die people Wb
ate ded the Dtmgaimi* Agrieultliral 50cl-
ety' Family Fun Day on 5UndaY, AUgnst 12, •
the day was a "perfect" one. Not only was it
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ble with sunnyskies but also with a real
vari of' events for young and old alike.
got 'underway with Ron Alto* as master of,
CArtnnOniCS. Trophies were presented for: the
top three heavy horse teams and Gary Kerr
&Mated $25 for the het teaIn•
*First Place went , to /00.64Ireies.:team
which weighed- 390(rpounds and piulied 6400
pounds,for 5 feet, 21/2 inches.Don Sowerby's
team came second- with, the .3620 lb. team ••
• pulling 6400 lbs. a ,distance. of 2 feet, 5
inche.s.-1'hhd went to Bill Stephens'3560 lb.
!earn which pulled 4600 lbs.
AshIgle horsepull also saw horses owned
by; the same three men take prizesin7the
• sante order; ,Eich received it trophy while.. •
S25 was kr'also. donated for the winner by
Dalton Auction Service; - . ,
In this Class Gary 'Kerr's horse pulled
40001bi: a distance 44 ft 10 in,while Don •
ll' at the' pino. - -,• ' , . • -,. .
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Sowerby's horse pulled 4000 -lbs. for 81/, • . David Turner; R. R. Yana, Pulled137 ft. starting the meal, over 500People feasted
inehes. Bill Stephen's; horse pulled the 2500 3 in, further. than second plaice, • Steven meat .three whole pork, ham eke
Ib. weight to place• ' Durnin, R. 2 Lucknow, and 48 ft. '8 in.. baked potatoes, fresh corn on the cob, bak..
• During the event, Cletus Dalton drew with further than Jim McKenzie of Dungannon beans, cabbage salad, rolls; coffee a
his tight team, weighing 3100 lbs. Since the who Came„,in. third. - lemonade, 'and ice cream. Stolland Mark
horses were shod, they - were not in The heaviest class of 'antique. tractors was . Highway 21 provided the corn and served
competition but they added an interesting 8006 lbs. A Bayfield man, Bill Turner, worn'. piping: hot.
feature for the afternoon... , - • ' •5•,•''' first place While a real battle for 'second-- - --A largetroWd stayed to enjoy the out
Following the horses came'. a large array or. Iiiended with Steve Howard, R. R. 7 Lucknow, ,variety concert in the cool otthe evenin
antique 'tractors pulling in five weight pulling 2 inches further than thir&plaCeIbi, Fraser, from CKNX, was master
classes. Trophies were presented to the Robson of Dungannon. • . • ceremonies for the showcase of local tale
owners of the top :• thref tr*ctri....in, each special. trophy donated, by by- th,e Acts incluged singing by. the Staple
Dehgannon Agricultural Society itlUemOrY - sisters: 1 -leather Ann, Christine, -. M
In the 3500 pound class, 'Wayne •Carson of Larry Pentland for the open 'dais, Winne.r. Katherine, Maureen and Patricia; and a
from R. Rolt 2Pahnerson, won:the pull while was Paul Black of R.: R. 7 Lucknow while by Greg Bird and Paul Drennan, He
Alvin Moran of Dungannon came second and • second Went to Ted Cooper, 'R., 1 Nicholson and Lorne Brown, and Cle
Ron , Brindley of Dungannon 'placed third. • Lucknow, and Don Alton,. It R.:?Luclutow' Dalton. • Shauna Andrew' entertained w
The 4500 lb: class:saw Randy Pentland, 'pulled third. . ' Step dancing, and Laurie and Linda'Hayd
R.. 6, Goderich; win while second went to Spectators were asked to vote by ballot for ' danced with ,a jazz selection, • '
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Steenson of Milverton took third- place. '• -This special trophy Was provided by - Greg of David Aireaver, , Rob Corkuin,. Kim La
-1Cent•Alton of Lucknow took a narrow lead • Baer and won by Bruce Thomson's John Chris Starkey and Kent Milburn entertain
over Bernard Campbell of R.• A. 2 Lucknow Dere AR. Bruce lives at R. R. 1 Lucknow, during the day, and also played at
in the 5500 lb. class. Third prize trophy went- . Ticketfoir the pork • barbeque were sold concert Other,aets,incinded.Rtith Alton
to Len Kerr. of R. R. 3 Auburn, out by id afternoon. Despite a delaY‘,.. In daughter Suzanne, and Mary Lou Rayn
Aug els Shaw of Bedfordshire; ,England is
one of 10 delegates h'011111 the United Khsg-
emu Who Is In Canada far three monthann a
• young farmer exChange which. hars.tairen her
• to ill Ontario counties. While In Huron
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County, she was hosted by West Huron'
Junior, Farmer Joanne. Pentland, her hus-
band, Jim and their Children, Jacquelineand
Jason. (PhotOby Sharon Dietil
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"sport" as she was:1,002e, participate in
- The donkey baseball game- at ,Caledonian
Park.. a week ago Sunday, when:the West •
Huron Junior Farmers '. met. the Kinsmen.
''.(andAlgthiaenslo°111cleYowvears .tothesocrtetctimh itt:'abtalicok7
• Angela 'remarks on the fact that -many
people in .this area trace theirgenealogical
roots to England or have friends ,ourelatives
Who .1ive . thete. Canada's new agriCiiiihre
Minister, Ralph Ferguson, whom she • net
when she visited his count?Lanibton, 45
the only 'person Who has mutual friends in
:England; however:She, was surprised:to be
•. able to say "Yes, I'know them", when. Ralph
asked. if she • knew the tinnily. he 'knows.
After leaving Lucknow, Anne attended the
Junior Farmer Summer Games ,Guelph
last, weekend and then joined the . other:
United. Kingdom. delegates. for a flight- to
• Calgary . where they take a . minibus
• through the Rockies to Vancouver. She will
• then return tOkOntario,for a two week stay at
• Wasiga Beach. before She flys for hpine,
So many, people told her *she shouldn't
leave Canada before seeing The RockieS and
' she decided to:spend the extra. money 'to ,see
the west coast while she was here. She said
she expects to be impressed because she has
• certainly liked the parts of Canada' she has
seen up to this point in the.trip; which she
adds "Was oertainly.worth giving up my.job-
• The highlight of' the ' evening -was
,crowing of the Dungannon Fair Queen,
this year for the first titne,.a Dungannon
Ptincessl•unior Fiincess ' contestants
gkls aged .7 .to 10, and the winning g
name Was -draw at• ramicittr.-:on Sun
.aftTehrneC*P4: cess th'is year was Traci Cu:
• daughter OPOnand Linda Curran 'of R.
.Dungannon. •
Seven young woinen entered in this ye
Queen of the fair contest. Contestants
judged on• the basis of -personality, ch
appearance, poise, private i4tervie'ws,
()Venn deporttnent. -Contestants mirk c
from one of West Wiwanoshi•Ashfiel
•Ccilborne' Townships,:
This year's Queen :of the Fair fis S
Brindley, 20, daughter of Leonard and V
• inindley- of R. -R. 3, Atiburn. 'Susan
sponsored, by Brindley Anctlinf Service.
Was croWned 'by last' year's queen
Brown. •
• First runner-up was Anne Hamilton
daughter of Bruce and Margaret•Hamilt
Lucknow. She was Sponsored by, Luc
Custom • Welding. Second runner-up
Brenda Hackett, .19, daughter Of Lorn
Hazel Hackett of 11•.• R. 3; Lucknow. Sh
• sponsored by West Huron Junior Fa
Other contestants were. Dianne•Hann
' daughter of. Ray and; Eileen H
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