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Parade • 11:30 a.m.
Other Attractions:
• Light & Heavy Horses
• Stake Races (Saddle Horses)
• Midway
• Exhibits: Pioneer Hall & Complex
• Concessions in Arena
• Livestock: Cattle, goats, sheep
poultry and rabbits
• Food Booths in Complex and on Grounds
* * * SOMETHING FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
• 4-H Show
.• Square bale throwing
• Tug of War
• Pet Show
• Mini Tractor Pull
• Nail drfving contest
ADMISSION
Adults: '3°°
Students: 2°°
Elementary School: 11°°
PreschoOlers: Free
Parkin • • 11.°0
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DANCES - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8th
• - ARENA: Band - CRIPPLED DUCK
(Age of -Majority only) Admission: $71'm
(ava1lahkkahF*C?ffiti3Inielpic of Fair)
At the boor -8°
COMMUNITY CENTRE: TIFFINS ORCHESTRA
( (Family pahce) Admission: 1500
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THE CHILDREACH PROGRAM started last Wednesday at the Wingham United Church for mothers and
their children. While the mothers discuss timely issues regarding parenting,voluntees watch the young
stel. Shown here are:. Joanne McPherson (withlikr`pack to the ,carnera) and her son Went,-Ecina Mac -
Van Beek.
Tavrtk&erinan C haulk-Harmony Spivey,,Dorothy bodites, Nathan Spivey, Owen Matthews and Johnny
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Wingbarn
A °new program for mothers and
their children started ,. last
Wednesday morning at the
Wingham United Church and will
run until the end of November.
"Childreach" is operated through
Family and Children's Services of
(Huron,Countyandits co.ordina tor is
Jane Hoy. The program is being
funded through a provincial
government grant.
"It's time we started to recognize
that parents need- support to do a
good job," explains Ms. Hoy. While
the mothers discuss common con-
cerns related to parenting, their
youngsters are _entertained by
volunteers.at the church,
The program is open to anyone
who has an interest in parenting,
whether they have young children or
are thinking of starting a family and
want to do the best job possible for
their children.
In addition to discussion, there
will be speakers on related topics,
WMS ladies
are visitors in
Russian -church
On Sept. 26, two busloads of WMS
members from Maitland Presbyter-
ial met in Wingham to go to Toronto
to visit a Russian Orthodox Church
and see their many icons (paintings
of Biblical events) which adorn it. A
typical Russian mean was served by
the women of the church. This
included borscht (cabbage soup),
piroshok (a small oblong roll
containing, meat), pelmeny (small
egg -roll type cooked in water) and,
for dessert, cheesecake with tea or
coffee.
The priest took the meMbers into
their worship area and explained the
icons and their form_of worship and
customs. The oJy seats --were
around the edge ottlie auditoritul1;
the congregation stands for the
service.
From there, the group went to the
Presbyterian Church offices,
including the WMS Book Room at
Don Mills. They enjoyed a tour there
and met some of the staff.
This bus trip was arranged by
Isobel Arbuckle and other vice-
presidents of the Presbyterial and
will take the place of the fall rally.
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such as behavior management and a
speech pathology.
So little emphasis has been put on
developing good parenting skills
that Ms. Hoy is very excited about
this new program. It is chance to
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parenting and maybe even make - onisimmi
some new friends along the way.
The: sessions are held every
Wednesday morning at the United
Church from 9;30 to 11:30 a.m.
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Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sider and
Michael of Prince Edaward Island.
vis lite!' Monday and Tuesday with:
:Mr. and Mrs. cutioixt
Saturday, their daughter, Michelle
Sider, married Marty Jackson of
Listowel in Baden Mennonite
Church. Mr. and Mrs. Laidlaw at-
tended the wedding.
Those from Whitechurch who
travelled by bus to Toronto on
Monday to the Russian Orthodox
Church and the Presbyterian church
offices were Mrs. Walter Elliott,
Mrs, A. Purdon, Rev. and Mrs. John
Neilson, Mrs. Agnes Farrier and
Mrs. Don Ross.
Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Winger and
Laura of Ethel visited Tuesday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Laidlaw.
And Wallace 4014g`in
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, fqr. a month Nvjui.40irsw.1441r,
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and family of Lytton,. B.C. Thei-had
a good trip and beautiful weather
while there. The snow was in the
mountains when they left so winter
must be around the corner. Mr. and
Mrs.. Pat Donnelly of Islington
brought them home on Sunday and
visiting with them were Mr. and
Mrs. Alan Falconer, -Timmy. and
Amy of Goderich.
Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw attended the
Homecoming in Fordwich on Sun-
day.
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BUFFET
Ham & Turkey plus all the trimmings,
including homemade pies
Sunday Oct. 9, 5 to 7 pift
ResenratIons only
357-2179
$9.00 per person, Children under 12, half price
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