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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-09-28, Page 22PAGE 2A--TIIE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1978 Dungannon fair4.,. from page IA turnout, Len Meyer, Walkerton; lady driver with buggy, Milo Hetherington; Hackneys, Len Meyer; Roadsters, Milo Hetherington. SADDLE HORSES Barrel race, Doug Riley, John . Dekroon, Noreen Straughan. Western Race, Doug Riley, Noreen Straughan; pony running race, Carolyn Watts, Mike Franken, Laura Johns, Paul Currie. Pony Class ridden by 12 yrs and under, Carolyn Watts, Paul Currie, Laura Johns. SCHOOL PARADE Kingsbridge was first for schools; preschoolers, best dressed v-ehicle with rider, Tim McNee, Arletta -and _Angela. Glenn, Tanya Hodges; best dressed child, Larissa Sproul, Barbara and Brenda Nivins, Matthew Sproul. The following are winners of overall points in various classes: Canned foods, Mrs. Margaret Errington; R.R. 2 Auburn; junior homemaking, Glenda Park; 4-H exhibits, ............. Dungannon 1, Tiger Dunlop II; flower section, Mrs. Louise Brindley, R.R. 3 Auburn. Miscellaneous, Mrs. Wes Heimpel, Wroxeter; senior citizens, Mrs. Wes. Heimpel, •Mrs. Cecil Blake; arts and crafts, Mrs. Wes Heimpel; quilts and rugs, Mrs: Wes Heimpel; overall quilt champion, Mrs. Gary Kerr, R.R. 6 Godericil. Knitting and crocheting, Mrs. Tom Lawrence, R.R. 2 Auburn; ladies wear, Mrs. Sally Wright; overall sewing, Mrs. Wes Heimpel. Winners for Huron County Historical Project, Lisa Dougherty, Bernie Burgsma and Allan McWhinney, Wayne Nicholson, Brian Taylor and Chris Naylor FIELD CROPS 1/4 bale of hay, John Black, Biil Sproul, William Irvin; 11) best. ears of . corn, David Errington, William Irvin, Jim Errington; six best stalks of corn, Jim Errington, David Errington, Bob 1V,4cNeil; 1/2 bushel barley, William. Irvin; Bushel mixed grain, Jim . Errington, Bob McNeil, William Irvin_ The horse show on Wednesday- evening was partly rained out and some entry fees had to be refunded. The fair was brought to a close with the dance on Friday night which was well -attended.. The horse show Is always a popular event at the Dungannon Fall Fair. The English and Western Horse Show was held ori Wednesday night under the lights at the fairgrounds and the livestock was judged on. Thursday afternoon. Ron Gethke, Bornholm, foreground, placed first in this category - one year old filly or gelding. (photo by Sharon Dietz) Huron Dairy Princess, Dianna Brand, R.R. 3, Clinton, presents the award for best school parade to Principal Dave Zyluk of Kingsbridge St. Joseph's School at the Dungannon Fair on Wednesday afternoon. (photo by Sharon Dietz) ,9 N NOSNL Pt°4,C HURON X78 ten= September 26 - 30, 1978 Now 0 0 Annual Interest for three years Guaranteed Investment Certificates VICTORIA and GREY TRUST COMPANY Mgr. James G. 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