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Plans Are Complete For Canada's
largest Rural Fair Next Week
First Visit Bock
To Homeland
In 53 Years
DUNGANNON NEWS
Mrs. George Rivett accompan-
ied by her daughter-in-law , Mrs.
Jiin Riven, have gone by plane 'to
Eng land to visit the former's sister.
It is the first trip back to her home
land in 53 years - when Mrs. Riv-
ett came to Canada as a war,
bride. Crossing the ocean then
had, many interesting and frighten-
ing experiences.
Mrs. Harold Jewell from God-
erich is spending a few weeks with
Jim Rivett and her grandsons,'
Alan, Scbtt , Duane and Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Spry from
Niagara Falls, N.Y. visited Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Ivers 'for'a few
days and treated them to a birth-
day dinner on Monday.
Mrs. John Kilpatrick of Arkona
visited last week with members of
her family at Belgrave , Lucknow
and area .
Mr. and Mrs. "Frank Eedy from
Calgary arrived Thursday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. L. Eedy and -
members of the family. On Sun-
day a large family• gathering was
held in their honour. This group
and comedians,• with dancing to
follow.'
Three new• features this year
will be a Clown Contest, open to
those aged 15 or over, a metal
Sculpture Class for the creative-'
ly inclined, and on Monday,
October 8 only, Bruce County's .
first Tractor Pull, ,featuring a
weight transfer sled made , owned
and operated by the Teeswater
Fair Board.
wHITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace' Conk
spent the week end in London
with Mr., and Mrs. Herb Hunter
and Trevor and visited on Sunday
at Victoria Hospital, London with
Rusiel Rims.
On Monday Mis,s Margaret Mof-
fat took her sister Mrs. Bob Don- '
aldson to Victoria Hospital where
she will undergo eye surgery for
removal of cataract. The com-
munity wishes her a speedy recov-
ery.
On Sunday Mrs. Robert Ross had
her family_all home - Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Ross of North Battleford
Mr. and Mrs.. George Ross and
Cheryl of Owen Sound, Mr. and,
Mrs. Don Ross, Douglas, Bpb,
David and Brian, Mrs. Russel Ross,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ross, Mark and
Cathy of Kitchener, Mr. and. Mrs.
Jim Taylor of East Wawanosh.
Absent was her son Russel Ross con-
fined to Victoria Hospital London.
Staff Sgt. and Mrs,. Kenneth
Ross of North Battleford arrived-
home to visit his mother Mrs.
Robt. Ross and brothers Don,
George and Russel.
They plan on leaVing this Thurs-
day to visit her brother at Rich-
mond Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor and
Mrs. Russel Ross spent Friday in
Kitchener.
Miss Alma Conn of Guelph
visited Sunday with RuSsel Ross at
Victoria Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ross, Mark
and Cathy of Kitchener spent the
weekend with her parents Mr.
,and Mrs: Joe Millen of Teeswater
and also visited on. Sunday with
his. mother Mrs. Russel Ross at the
farm and with, the relative gather-
ing at the home of his grandmoth -
er Mrs: Robert Ross.
included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eedy
and Laurel from Strathroy, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Ott and Matthew
from Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs.,
Ralph Henderson, Goderich, Miss
Rosemary:Eedy, Stratford as well
as the families in this comMunity.
Mr. and •Mrs. Dynes Campbell
are enjoying a holiday motor trip
to Sault Ste. Marie.
BAPTISMS.
On Sunday, September 23,
Baptismal Service, conducted by
Cannon G.• G. Russell B.A. , B.D.
was held at Christ Church, Port
.Albeit, for Jason Lorne Phillips,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phillipi
(nee Nancy Mole). Walter Mole
of London, uncle of the infant,
sponsored as godfather .• Following
the service, Mr. and Mrs.' Don
Walden and family, Kincardine;
Mrs. Jeanette Juniper and °girls ,
Kincardine; Mr. • and•.Mrs . Bob
Mole and family, 6th concession
of Ashfield; Walter Mole, London
and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mole Visit-
ed at the home Of Mr. and Mrs:
lad{ Phillips in. Dungannon. An-
other baptisin on. Sunday at Christ
Church Port Albert, was Jeffrey
Brian, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Weaver of London, 'and formerly
of 4th concession of Ashfield. •
Godparents sponsoring Jeffrey
Brian were Mr. and ''Mrs. Bev
Harris from London.
Visitors with Miss Iva Carr,
Harry and Edgar Carr, included,
their niece, Mrs, Glen Robinson•
(nee Norma MeWhinney) froth
Inuvik, North West Territories,
and on Sunday Miss Edna ,Carr
from Wingham. Mrs..RObinson
had been attending a convention
in Ottawa prior to her visit among
relatives here.
Don't forget Dungannon • Fair is
Thursday, September 27.
Mrs. Lorne Mewbigging. from
Listowel spent last week with her
daughter and family, Mr. _and
Mrs. Tom Culbert and Cheryl, and
Linda Hart.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thomas,
Linda and Wendy from Willow-•
dale attended a family dinner last
Friday, September 14 in ,honour
bf Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Webster's,
Eqth Wedding Anniversary ..Mrs..
Thomas (Lois) and daughter
Wendy returned again for Open
House which was held on Wednes-
day, September 19. Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Bradley (Ettabelle) and
daughters, Brenda, Faye• and.
Alice, were also present' on these
special occasions.
The home of Mr. and Mrs..
Thomas Webster was the scene of
great activity and, happiness When
friends came to extend congratu-
lations• to this esteemed couple
on Wednesday.
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teswater Fall Fair'has become
Ulna' tradition for many.
)!e fn this part 'of Ontario, and
year's.edition prorniSes to.con-
e that tradition in grand style.
1973 Teeswater Fair is set for
nksgiving Week End, Octob-
!and 6.
!onald 'Gillies of Toronto .
!officially open the 118th an-
1 edition of Canada's Largest
ilFair. Mr. Gillies is a nat-
of Teeswater and presently is
pal Director of the Ontario
A.
he gates will officially swing
to the public October 5th
A0p.m. Friday evening
pets will have an' opportunity
Cruse the many varied displays
be arena and exhibit hall and
iesame time be entertained
.urious singers, Choirs , magic -
and entertainers and a concert
For the slightly more
inturous the midway will be
to provide thrills and chills
for the •young at heart:•
Saturday's prograha features
exciting harness racing, a giant
aerial ballOon in free flight, dem-
onstration, the Teeswater High-
landers Pipe band , Hanover Hi-
Lite Majorettes, Clowns and those
mirthful masters of the high-
-bounding trampoline, the Tram-
champs. A professional demon-
stration act featuring 4 skydivers
will paraChute out of 'plane at
one time, thus adding thrills to '
children and old folks alike. ,The
Mildmay stepping 5 dancers will
perform their award winning tal-
ent which has been most success-
ful •in • Western Ontario. In addi-
tion to the, grandstand entertain-
ment , the traditional elements of
an agricultural fair.Will be on
display , including judging of all
livestock and poultry classes, 4-H
clubs and horse show , arts and
crafts and acres of exhibits. ..A
Saturday evening variety show in
the arena will feature profession-
al singers, dancers, magicians