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5j}•Dujnnon Fair playedto enthusiastic crowd'
The Dpngannon Agricultural Society held
its 125th fair on Friday evening and.
Saturday, .August 17 and 16. Attendance was
slightly lower than usual but enthusiasm
remained high,
On Saturday the Bayfield Lions Club set
"up a'two ride miday. However, the games
that were booked for the fair did not show up
-so the Society put together a couple of games
for the children.
Threatening skies saw only a portion of
the flea market and business displays arrive.
A total of seven booths took part, offering a
variety of items.
The Dungannon Kinettes sponsored
clowns who had balloons to trade for a
donation toward Cystic Fihrosis Research.
In between showers, fairgoers enjoyed the
music of the Nine -Mile River Boys. Doug
Young, Don Dickson and Kelly Brindley
entertained with music.
Contests on Friday night included chain-
sawing, log sawing, bale throwing, arm
wrestling and a pet parade for children.
Chain Sawing Contests,0cc to 35cc Gord Br-
own, Grand Bend; Brian Argyle, Goderich;
Stu Brown, Grand Bend; 36cc to 50cc, Brian
Argyle, Gord Brown, Gord Riley, Dungan-
non; 51cc to 65cc, Bill Andrew, Lucknow;
Gord Riley, Alex Chisholm, Dungannon;
66cc to 95cc, John Swartzenbruber, Brus-
sels; Brian Argyle, Gord Brown,; 966 cc and
over, Bill Andrew, John' Swartzenbruber,
Brian Argyle.
Log Sawing: Larry Park and Greg Feagan,
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Feagan and Larry Park.
Bale. throwing: Men, David Sproul, Brad
Gilbert; ladies, Donna Hayden, Spud
Drennan.
Arm Wrestling: men 120 lbs., Joey Car-
michael, Jeff Storeyi 121-150, Floyd Court-
ney, Alan McWhinney; 151.180, David
Sproul, Don Elliott; 181 and over, Maurice
Miltenburg, Dwayne Rivett. A trophy for the
winner of 181 lb. and over was donated by
Maurice Miltenburg. Ladies, 100-120, Linda
Montgomery, Debbie Austin; 121-150, Deb-
bie Drennan, Virginia Caesar; 151 and over,
Mary Stifler, Sue Drennan,
Pet Show: best dressed pet, Tim McNee;
smallest pet, Peggy Brindley; pet ,with
longest whiskers, Barb Nivins; pet with
longest ears, Tim McNee; most unusual pet,
Greg Mckenzie; most colourful pet, Kim
Edwards; pet with smallest tail, Douglas
Culbert; most uncommon dog, Kim Edward;
best behaved pet, Mary Ellen McKenzie.
At i2 noon on Saturday an excellent
parade travelled from the United Church to
the Fair Grounds.
Fair Parade
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Wayne Tucker; most original, Marion and
John Smith, Bruce Tile; pony and cart - pony
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rider and vehicle, Dana Park, Jeff Brindley,
Jeremy, Chad and Tammy Roberts; best
dressed child, Jody Riley, Amy Glenn,
Tanya Mclnnis; best organization or club,
Ripley Agricultural Society, Goderich Lions,
Dungannon Kinsmen; best vintage vehicle,
Harold McGee, Worthy Young.
Horseshoe Pltching: Herman Fisher and
Dave Kyle; Jim Rivett and Alex Boa.
Prizes in the Baby Contest were presented
by Junior Fair Princess, Traci Curran.
Baby Contest: under 4 months, Alysha
Corrine Crawford, daughter of Charlie and
Marion Crawford; Aveleigh Jay Gate-
man, daughter of Mrs. Karen Gateman;
Katie Marie Bendig, daughter of Mike and
Val Bendig; 4 to 8 months, Jamieson
Whitehead, son of Stewart and Suzanne
Whitehead; Angela Elliott, daughter of
Jamie and Dianne Elliott; Adam Smyth, son
of Gordon and Jo -Anne Smyth; 8 to 12
months, Matthew Littlechild, sonof Nick and
Chris Littlechild; Lisa Culbert, daughter of
Don and Linda Culbert; Sarah Seeger,
daughter of Klaus and Rhea Seeger.
Twins class, Jeremy and Scott Austin, sons
of Barry and Cathy Austin; Sara and
Amanda Drennan, daughters of Allan and
Susan Drennan.
Bicycle race: Jim Wright, Joey Curran,
Dennis Gregory.
Saddle Horses: overall junior champion,
Karen Silverstone, R. 4 Ripley; overall
senior champion, Jayne Walker, R. R. 2
Holland Centre.
Cattle: Holsteins, bull calf born in 1984, Bob
McNeil; junior heifer, Glen McNeil; best
beef steer under 15 months, Barb Rintoul;
best beef showmanship, Barb Rintoul,
Field Crops: Overall champion, Matthew
Sproul.
Poultry, Pets and Goatsi best bantam hen,
Jenifer Tigert, Michael Menary, Adam
Culbert; best bantam rooster, Jennifer
Tigert, Adam Culbert; best duck, Dennis
Gregory, Adam Culbert, Vanessa Alton;
best gander, Heather Alton; test pair of
pidgeons, Dennis Gregory; best heavy hen,
Dennis Gregory; best light hen, Heather
Alton; best heavy rooster, Vanessa Alton;
best kitten, Brenda Nivins, Kim Edwards,
Michael Menary; cat family, Kim Edwards;
largest cat, Lisa Menary, Kim Edwards;
largest rabbit, Brent Black, Vanessa Alton;
rabbit family, Brent Black, Adam Culbert;
senior doe, Vanessa Alton; junior doe,
Vanessa Alton, Barry Nivins; doe kid born in
1984, Heather Alton, Heather Alton, Debbie
Nivins.
Clothing: adults, blouse, Linda Culbert, Tina
Logtenberg; slacks, Linda Culbert, Tina
Logtenberg;
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dress, Chris McCli.nchey, Tina
Sherry Warren; skirt, Tina
Children's clothing, jogging
suit, Linda wCulbert; night gown, Bev
Fielder, Michele Brindley; dress, Linda
Turn to page 11
The Dungannon'Fair offered a chance for
children to show off everything from
garden produce to livestock and pets.
Above, Billy Tucker proudly displays his
prize-winning carrot. At right, Michael
McNee puts his cocker spaniel puppy,
Honey on display in the pet parade. Honey
lost in the shortest -tail category to a couple
of gold fish named Boy George and
Michael Jackson. (Photos by Joanne
Buchanan)
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