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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, TI :URSDAY, OCTOB R 3, '197,4 F44OE 5
•Canada's largest rural fair
'COMMUNITY ,NEWS
Congratulations to Miss
Mary Ann Miltenburg, 18 year
old daughter of Mr'. and, Mrs.
John Miltenburg, who out -
milked 3 other: contestants and
was ' named. the 1975 Huron
County Dairy Princess last
Monday, September 23rd at the
110th annual Zurich Fair, She
was crowned by last year's
princess Miss Margie Eckert of
Seaforth.t" •
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 1Ben-, weeks visiting with relatives in
the Netherlands. �>
ninger of Dublin visited recen- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ross of
tly,, with his many friends in Kitchener Visited on Sunday
this comrnunity. Mr. Benninger with Mr: and Mrs. Joe Court -
taught school at Kingsbridge ` ney.
froixi September 1.949 until ?Mr. • John Sheardown,
June 1953. recreational director at the
Mrs. Max Rieg°ling and baby 4 Psychiatric Hospital in South
son Dean returned to their,Porcupinespent from Thursday
home here on Thursday from., til Monday, at his home here,
the Alexandra Marine and and he and Mrs. Sheardown at -
General Hospital, Goderich. tended the wedding of his 1
Mr. Michael Garvey and sons brother Mr. Wayne Sheardown;
of CIarkson visited' at their son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Harold
ho a here on the eeke daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ° •
Sheardown to Miss J 1e
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Ash�field-All Stars eli na.ted Ratr, ghter •
the,,Colborne .All Stars and. now Charles Rau. 'The wedding
. will play the St. Helen All • took place in•St. °Peter's. Roman
Stars. The first garne scheduled Catholic Church, St. Joseph's,
for Saturday, September 28 had Ontario, and the, `dinner and
to` 'be cancelled because of the ° reception were held at the
wet grounds. The -•- games will Zurich Community, Hall. •
be played in the Lucknow Ball Mr. Thomas O'Neill from
' Park: Sudbury spent the „,weekend at
Mr. and Mrs. ;Joe O'Keefe his' home here.'
an Ontario Scholarship and a
cheque anriounting to $100,00.
Each graduate was presented
'with' a plaque- bearing the
school crest and graduate 1974.
Ontario Street United Church
in Clinton on Saturday, Sep-
tember 28 at 4 pm.
Miss Nolda Miltenburg,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ries
Miltenburg returned 'to her •
home here on Thursday, Sep-
tember 19th after spending two
visited during the past, week Mr. and Mrs. David Middell
with his brother • Reverend (Joyce IVlaore) of Kalamazoo,
Father' Thomas O'Keefe, Michigan, and her mother Mrs.
Chaplain of. St, Joseph's Dorothy Moore, of Marine City,
Hospital in Peterborough. Michigan,, visited` last week
Mr. and Mrs. Jirn Martin with Mr. Michael O'Neill and
spent last weekend visiting the O'Neill relatives here.
with Di - and Mrs Claude
lare -blossom
John. McGraw should have twice. the Easter.. this year as
last. Mr. McGraw has twice the Easter lilies as last year and
they are .onthe same plant. The double blossom lily is in his
back yard and is the first one he has ever seen. (staff -photo)
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plans to prove reputation
Teeswater, Fall Fair•, arts and crafts, the,, livestock
traditionally hailed as° parades and 4-H 'cstmpetitions,,A
Canada's Largest Rural Fair, is sheep shearing and wool spin -
getting ready and set for its ning, acre of of
119th annual go -round October
11 and 12, Thanksgiving •
weekend. Regardless of where
your interests and preferences
lie,, fair officials have assem-
bled a program of events that
truly has something for
everyone.
Ttie gates will oficially swing
open to the public at 7 pm
Friday, October 11, and
evening fairgoers, will have the
opportunity to peruse the many
varied displays'' in the arena
and exhibit hall. Entertain-
'. ment will be provided in the
arena ,and will be augmented
by the official- opening of the
Fair by Miss Dominion of
Canada and the "Sweetheart of,
the Fair" competition.
For the more adventurous., .
the r midway will be open to
provide fairgoers with thrills
and chills- aplenty.
. Saturday's. " afternoon
program opens with a parade to,
-the fairgrounds in which in-
terested organizations and: in-
dividuals are invited to parr,
ti,cipate. :.Aa full afternoon
program fo�lIdws' featuring ex- •
citing' harness racing'," the
Carling Acrobatic Team,
• Kiwanis Kavaliers Drum,
Corps, .majorettes, square dari
cern, and those hilarious
acrobatic. hobos -the Williams
Brothers.
Teeswater'.s new and unique -grandstand will be - officially
opened, and • because of its
unique concept ....of design may
• prove to be an.attraction in -it- ,
self.
•In addition to,the free grand-
stand "entertainment, all the'
• traditiona.l aspects of an
a�gricultual fair- .will be on
exhibits
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kinds, and of course lots of and features professional
good food. singers, comedians, magicians,
,Saturday, evening's ,.Variety and specialty acts, with dancing
Show and Dance, starts at 8:15 to follow. -
Zurich Cb.�mbeiof Commerce presents:
' - � li-•—ahs �....--
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ipLoughlin] of 0111, Mr. Len' O'�
MacDonald in W,i1lowdale and Rochester, Michigan, arrived
with Mr. and' Mrs. Joe Martin on Sunday to spend a few days
in Hamilton. visiting with • his sister Mrs. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Hogan Bernadine Kinney.
commute
seeks public views
and family of Glencoe spent the ' RiPLEY FALL FAIR
• week. end with his parents Mr. • Several from . this area spent
and Mrs. Can Hogan
Saturday afternoon, September
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National Institute for the Blind and the Fall Fair dance that Goderich Township Recreation 'October is Canadian -28th, at the Ripley Fall Fair, The regular. meeting" of the beginner's'square dance group: hand, including horse shows,'„
' Registration starts at 8:30 p.m.
''Campaign Month,' Canvassers , evening, Music for dancing was Committee was held last Wed- The'Committee also' wished
will go .from. door,to door' for, supplied by the Satin Brass.. A nes4ay Sept. 25, with chairman to thank those,who had already
your donation, good time is reported. Gerry -Clitin in the chair. John volunteered to help the ,cam=
Congratulations to Mr. John Westbrook read, the minutes of rnittee `with instruction °<.and
• McKenzie, son of Mr: and Mrs: • • • . '`FALL FAIR the last meeting.. a` organization,
but many more
Donald McKenzie who was -A large crowded attended the The' committee • discussed volunteers are still needed.
married to Miss .Helen Louise Dungannon Fall Fair 'which many'„ 'things, including 'the ,The Recreation Committee
Cudmore, daughter Of Mr and was held on 'Friday afternoon ` registration on October 17 of will meet regularly on the
Mrs. Gordon Cudmore at the September 27. Congratulations. res' ents in the-t4wn'ship at . Pfourth Wednesday of each
It a tib• i chc of children. who won ° • "
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• GRADUATION EXERCISESS` Hol '' C.ville; Pobfic School: month. A skating party '..iso
The G,oderic}r District
so. many prizes for their many -%phe' Committee'is seeking to being plannedl•and will be held
dis la S and to all those who
Collegiate Institute ` Annual ,helped py make thefind out ,what. recreation .ac- . 'sometime. between ' Christmas
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'Comme•ncement ' °tivitie the residents wish to .and e fair ,so• sec- ''
and New Years. -by Ari and `
cessful by : .e,ntering . in. , theev
Graduation Exercises were many different classes'. and participa•teAn. Iriluded in the .Helen Hoggart.
held' on Friday evening; Sep -A. "offer'iig • is 'hiking, ski• trails', ,
exhibits, ' ',GIVE ;BLOOD
tember 27th, Congratulations "��. men's f jockey and .broornball,
-, t4 the following students from" keep fit -classes :and; indoor,,this' •area w ac- .
ho received Secon- Merrymakers- hold
TWO BIG BANDS
.. The Alpenaires'
Gord Harrison and The Harbouriltes'
General Admission
$2.00 :per person
• • 0vit ieg'. such as girls' volleyball,:-
' 'School •''Graduation �• o .b n g 'k d flower
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bops' and iris' -badminton
. floor hockey 'and*
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arranging:
Diplomas, having obtained 27 a chili meeting•
credits M 4 years Charles
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Crawford, Jackie: 'Collinson, The ::.third meeting of the ' „The.'committee also wants to
Kathleen °Doherty, ' .John 4{ingsbridge•Merr'jmakers wasp see, if, there' i , any: interest
Farrish,.. Margaret Fravne, Rita held on. September 26 at the. „ card. parties, Choirs, Etrts and
Knoop; Ken Moran,'.Michael home of Mrs. Karla V°oga•n. 's crafts, and• any other activity,
'Glen . The meetin was o ened`"). including the :formation 'of' a
Moran, Nancy- .O'Keefe, g opened.'"). , , ,, .
Tigert, • and Bernadine Van with the„4-H pledge followed by '
• 'Root' "the roll call,which- ' was • an•.
•Honor Graduation Diplomas. • , swered by , 11. members; The
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were`presen'ted to: Denise Caza, next meeting will be „held at
Dennis Drennan; °Joseph ,Mrs: Delores Van Oseh's on Oc;
. O'Keefe, and Mary Van Roov.. tober 3 at 7:15. ro`
Year I (Grade IX) Veterans' Mrs. \ani, Osch. ,discussed• -.
• Memorial ' Scholarships 'were being a guest and entertaining
presented ;to .;1st -Anne Marie a • guest„ and Mrs.0 Hogan
Howard, daughter of M•r., and . discussed;"Int'roduction's Made'
-Mrs. Robert., Howard; .Easy,'
Donna Frayn'e, daughter of Mr. . A demonstration was• given'. •.
and Mrs. Donald'Fravne., both by Mrs. Van, Osch on packing a
-graduates of St. Joseph's school .suitcase. • Kathy O'Keefe arid
Kingsbridge. •Lia Van Diepen showed how to'
' The Will•iani 'Cutt Memorial -make -chi ii corgi carie.
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Scholarship was awarded to , For group work the girls were .
Denise . Caja..' This scholarship divided into groups of three
'is' awarded annually' to the and practised introducing one
student • achieving' the highest another. Mrs. Van Osch read
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standing in two languages, ,,an invitation and each m:ade`a
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other tan
h English„ in years 4 thank' you note
an • -
d :5 The' meeting closed with t iee
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Miss Mary Van' Rooy, 4-H motto and were served a
'daughter of Mr. and Mrs.•'John dish of delicious chili con carne
Van Rody was the recipient of and • a glass of juice.
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