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Fair results
slides+ Throwing contest •
Men'', Gord Kemp, Jim
McKinnon; ladies, Donna
Hayden, Debbie . Drennan.
Watermelon Seed Spilling. 6
yrs, and under, Jamie Chis.
holm; 12. yrs,,' and under,.
Michael. Pentland; ladies,
Debbie tunny; rests, Rick
toward.
HMO Shoe pmt. men,
Alez Boa, 'Jerry Rivett, Hats
old Pridham; ladies, . Judy
Sproul, Mary Ann orinddleyy,
Doris !Yielder, .
ClinikuintrIngs Ken McNee,
I iWart Colborne Town.
chi , team; men's semen..
is team; ladies, Virgin..
la's First Choice tenth,
Ann Wrestling. under
120' lbs., Brad flack, Jeff
McDonald 120. 150 lbs,
Donnie Elliott Neil Henna;.
151 y' 180 'lbs., Jim. Young,
Elwin Brindley; 1St and...
over, Gordis Kemp, Jinn
McKinnon; ladies 100 '120
lbs,, Lynda .Meiick, . Karen
Sheppard; 121 . 150 lbs,,
Vicki Culbert, Debbie' Dren•
nate.
Sawings nen, 0111 Mc.
lnney and Jack Pentland,
John' Fielder and Art Stew.
:art, .Bon . Pentland end Ron
Park; ladies;' Dianne Dread
non and Jean' Black, Donna
Hayden and. Kathy Huinking;
Doris Fielder and Marg Pent.
land; townships, Bill Me.
Whinney and Jack Pentland,
Draught Hosresi • Overall M1
Charplon, David Carson,
fib snip Chsnipiottt Draught
Horse, Omar Brooks,
Piloiiii. Over MI chanmpion,
Clete Dalton. ' •
Saddle Homes, gb . and
Westerns senior, Jane Walk.
err, .Holland Centre; 'junior,
Lynn •flowers, Clinton,
scale; Over A11 Chatnplonn,
Harvey and Beth; McKay,
Kincardine,
Field. Crops* Over All.
Champion, Jim Brringtori.
Sewer ladies' wear, Doris
Culbert; children's wear,
Doris Culbert. '
Knitting Si Crocheting* Mrs.
Tom Lawrence
Quilts A logia: Helen Mich.
Olson,
Arta & Crraftss Marie Web.
stet. .
Ceramicist Marie Webster:.
Miscellaneour' Jeanne
Smyth. Overall Champion,
Jaatinee Smyth, •
floweret Lou Brindley,
Vegetablest Bob Wright,
Beldngi Joanne Smyth.
Canned Foods Margaret. parr.
dngton,
hider 'lleeseasaldegt Vicki
Pentland,
Elementary HentelnakIugii.
Joyce McWhinney:
•
Parade: • most humorous,
, Lloyd Sinith; most original,
Clare Hodge; school entry,
Brookside; special mention,
Brian Mallick; best .dressed
rider and vehicle, pre school,
Michael .Siliib; public school
best .dressed child, Danny
Kerr; best ' 'organition or
club float, Dungannon Kinsi
mets;, best vintage vehicle,
Harold Cudresr'e; best drees.
sed rider and vehicle, public
school, Clete Patten and
family. ••
Sabi+ Contests up to, four' •
months, Ryan McPhee, Pam..
eta Schwartz,: Michael Grid.
Frey; Ryan Stacey; five to .•
eight months, Alza Jane
Smyth, Pdtrlch. Ritchie; . Cans
dace Rogers,Stacey Scott;
nine to .12 months, Laurie
Anne Mongers, Nichole
Maize, Bairbara Glavin,. An.
thony Bauer.
Children' made ;up.. a largo pale of the Dungannon paradi
Kinettes sponsOr quueen ii
fly Marie Park•
Congratulations to Mr,'
and Mrs, Torn Park (Michelle ,
aisoad) w lio were; married on •
Saturday at, . St, Georges
. Anglican Church', Goderich,
The reception was held in
Lucktieiw, at the . community
centre;
Miss Cheryl Whitney of
Sarnia .spent last week with
her brasher Steve, his . wife
Joanne, Ryan .and Christoph1
er, Steve's mother Theresa
and brother Kevin, also of
Sarnia, Visited . over . theee kend.
Dinner guests on Sunday
with t►irk and . `inie Logien.
berg and fancily were Mr,
'and Mrs. Gerrit Logtenberg
of Huron Haven, Goderich,.
Mr., and Mrs, Thys Grosse,
New Dundee, Mr, and Mrs,
Tim Reurinlc of Ashfield and
Mr, and Mrs. Hendrik Veld,
man of Densvaart, Holland;
Granddaughter Christina
Farrell of Ripley is spending
a few days with her grandpa
and grandma Logtenbeerg,
The Kinettes were proud to
sponsor Debbie Drennan in
the recent Owen of the Pair
competition, Debbie was sec.
and runnerup. to Miss, Dun-
Bannon Pair,' •Carol ' Ann .
Smyth, • I
• Thanks to the community'.
sugpart, the Kinettes held a ..
very successful Cystic Pibro
sib flallr`n Days atthe fair,
Dressed as clowns, the group
exchanged balions for dona-
tions and raised 5106,41
which rill be used for CP
research,
John Boyle of Calgary, soar '
of Mr, and Mrs, Raymond
Hoyle, visited with his family
for two weeks, He is• rooming
with. Dan MacKenzie, son of
Mr, and Mrs, Ross MacKen,.
zie of the Lucknow Berea,
.�I
Bree to be dcvdoped
Ontario Hydro has been
requested by the Ontario
Energy Ministry to develop
the Bruce Energy Centre,
located near the Bruce Nue,
fear Power Development,.
P '
The centre will use steam
produced at the nuclear
station as a source of energy
for agricultural, commercial,
aquacultural and industrial°
pruposes,
Power exports (0 the Un.
tied States in July amounted
to 874 million kilowatt, (roues,
earning Hydro a net revenuer
of 514,3 million,
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