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PAGE 12-GODEHICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1986:
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Ann May and
her horse
Silver will
perform at fair
Ann May Dingwall and her trick horse,
Silver, will be part of the entertainment at
the Dungannon Fair this summer.
Ann May, who grew up on a farm just
north of London, started riding horses in
1930 when she was just four years old. With
her little black Shetland pony, named
Tricksy, Ann May took second pri2e at the
Royal Winter Fair in Toronto, riding against
competitors up to 16 years of age. She also
- won toplioners atVstern-Fair.`
After attending a Roy Rogers perfor-
mance in 1945 in Toronto, Ann switched to
western riding. Training her old cow pony
and a newborn calf, Ann built her own'
miniature rodeo. The rodeo entertained at
many London area fairs, was the feature at-
traction at the opening, of Storybook
Gardens and took part in many London
parades.
Ann also became an accomplished trick
rope artist, lassoing the title of Western On-
tario's queen of the cowgirls.
Ann still loves competition and trail rides.'
She encourages young people to join riding
clubs, carrying on past traditions.
On Saturday, Aug. 16, Ann May, Western
Ontario's Queen of the Cowgirls, and her
trick horse, Silver, will lead the Dungannon
Fair's parade. The parade will leave the
United Church corner in Dungannon' at 12
noon, travel north along main street, and
west on the 4th concession of Ashfield to the
fair grounds. At 3 p.m., the same.day, the
pair will entertain in the horse corral on the
fair grounds. Ann May and Silver will
delight viewers with, fancy roping, the roller
board and ring act.
The attraction is free with the price of ad-
mission to the fair which is $2 for adults, $1
for elementary school children, pre-
schoolers free or $5 per;family.
But, his five-year-old sister Come to Dungannon Fair and wish Ann
r a r u 4 r Fpctiv9t over the weekend (photo by Susan May many more "Happy Trails".
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When you're only four, the Tilt a Whirl can be a pretty scary ride' Andrew Bell has decided
he isn't really having a good time while his mother Cathie reassures him he'll be all right.
"ter Janean seems a little bored.The Bells were riding the midway
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Lochalsh congratulates Tom Wilson
Congratulations to Jim and Evelyn
Bradley on the safe arrival of the grand-
son, Benjamin John, weighing in at 8 lbs. 9
oz. on June 26, 1986 at the Kincardine and
District Hospital. He is the son of Bruce
and Mary (Bradley) Scott of Huron
township.
'The community would like to send its
congratulations to Thomas Edwin M.
Wilson who graduated from the University
of Waterloo with a Bachelor of
•Mathematics degree recently.
Tom received his early education at the
Pine River Central School, Ripley -Huron
Central School and the 1japley, District
High School. Tom is the son of Delbert and ,
Maithel Wilson of Point Clark and has ac-
cepted a position with the Ministry of Con- ,
sumer and Commercial Relations in
Toronto as a programmer analyst. Con-
' gratulation Tom.
Visiting recently with Rhetta MacLen-
nan was her daughter Florence MacLen-
nan and her friend Shirley of Kitchener,
her daughter-in-law and granddaughter,
Beth and Cindy MacLennan of Goderich
and also grandson Timmie MacLennan
and his friend, also of Goderich.
Recent visitors with Charles and Mayme
Wilkins was Maynie's mother Stella Irwin
of Kinloss Township, her cousins Mary
Richter of Toronto, Mary Hedley of
Teeswater and brother Lloyd Irwin of
Kinloss Township.,
Sow love, and taste its fruitage pure;
Sow peace, and reap its harvest bright;
Sow sunbeams on the rock and field
And find a harveal.$ome of light.
Auburn people attend Clark's50$h
Recent visitors with Frances Clark were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fagan of Picton and
Mr. and Mrs. J.A. McIntosh of London.
• Recent visitors with Ellen Johnston and
Laura Phillips were Mary Gray . and
daughter, Gwen of Toronto, Mrs. John
Nesbitt of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bin-
neyand Mr. and Mrs. James Latimer, elle!
Calgary:
Many from Auburn area attended the
Open 'House at the Livery in Goderich for
the 50th Anniversary of Mr. and .Mrs. For-
dyce Clark of Goderich, formerly residents
of Colborne Township. Congratulations are
extended to the couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin returned home
after holidaying with'his brother, Arch Jar -
din at Bradley Bay, Campbellford.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McQuirter, Bradley,
Melanie and Magan of Toronto visited on
Saturday with their aunt, Beth Lansing.
Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Jardin, were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ireck ,of
Kitchener.
Pastor and Mrs. James Carne of Auburn
attended, recently the Grade^ eight
graduation of their granddaughter, Heidi
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She was also awarded the Excellence in
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Board of Education. Heidi is the daughter of
Brian and Sharon Mater of Wainfleet.
W.M.S. MEETS
The Presbyterian Women's Missionary
Society°meeting was held on the evening of
July 8th at the home of Mrs. Dawson Craig.
The president Martha Daer presided. The
devotional period was in charge of Viola
Raithby.
Erma Cartwright gave the study entitled,
They gave us Roots.
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CHURCH CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
The, fourteenth anniversary of the foun-
ding of Huron Chapel was celebrated this
past Sunday with special morning and even-
ing services. Hester Dougan, a missionary
with Faith Mission In Canada, was the
speaker for the occassion.
The Graham Sisters, a popular trio of
gospel singers from Hillsburgh, Ontario,
blessed the services with their. inspired
singing.
The congregation enjoyed the fellowship
of -having dinner together following the mor-
ning service.. Since the occasion. coincided _.
with Pastor Carne's birthday, a poem entitl-
ed "Our Pastor," written by Shirley Luna,
was read by Dianne Baan during the morn-
ing service. A large birthday cake; prepared
by Debbie Newcomb and a smaller one,
made by Susan Dobie, were served at the
noon meal.
Huron Chapel *as founded July 4,1971; by
the Huron Christian Men's Association. On
April 21, 1980, it was affiliated with the Mis-
sionary Church of Canada. Rev. James
Carne has served as pastor since January,
1986.
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