The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-08-25, Page 3The Dungannon Kinettes, dressed as clowns sold balloons for cystic fibrosis at the
Dungannon fair on Friday night and Saturday.) Photo by Kris Svela )
Ryan McPhee won first prize in the 0-4 months category of the baby show held at the
Dungannon fair on Saturday. (Photo by Kris Svela)
Eliza Jane Smyth won first prize in the 5-8 months category of the baby show held at the
Dungannon fair on Saturday. (Photo by Kris Svela
Laurie Anne Mengers won first prize in the 9-12 months category of the baby show held at
the Dungannon fair on Saturday. (Photo by kris Svela )
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 19112 -PAGE 3
Fair offered something -for everyone
Fine weather and good attendance con-
tributed to a successful 123rd Dungannon
Fall Fair held last Friday and Saturday.
Organizers were pleased with the turnout on
Saturday under sunny skies.
The fair offered something for every
member of the family. On Friday there was a
tug of war, chainsaw, arm wrestling and
other competitions as well as a variety of' fine
foods and baking. Attendance was good on
Friday but increased considerably by Satur-
day.
On turday the main attraction was the
horse titian with several breeders
compe ng t any categories. Single and
team orses ere entered in the various
compe itions ju ged by Lorne Ross of St.
Marys
The b by contest also attracted a number
of onlookers ar)d supporters, The children
were juded ,in three categories?, up to 4
months, 5 to 8 months and 9 to 12 months.
The judges had a difficult time choosing the
winners. In the first category Ryan McPhee
Dungannon Fair results
Chainsawing: Ken McNee.
Tug -O -War: Colborne Town-
ship team; men's C-emen-
tation team; ladies. Virgin-
ia's First Choice team.
Arm Wrestling: men under
120 lbs., Brad Black, Jeff
McDonald; 120 - 150 lbs,
Donnie Elliott, Neil Henna;
151 - 180 lbs., Jim Young,
Elwin Brindley; 181 and
over, Gordie Kemp, Jim
McKinnon; ladies 100 - 120
lbs., Lynda Melick, Karen
Sheppard; 121 - 150 lbs.,
Vicki Culbert, Debbie Dren-
nan.
Bale Throwing. contest -
Men's, Gord Kemp, Jim
McKinnon; ladies, ;Donna
Hayden, Debbie Drennan.
Watermelon Seed Spitting: 6
yrs. and under. Jamie Chis-
holm; 12 yrs. and under.
Michael Pentland; ladies.
Debbie Lumly; men. Rick
Edward.
Horse Shoe Pitching: men,
Alex Boa, Jerry Rivett, Har-
old Pridham; ladies, Judy
Sproul, Mary. Ann Brindley,
Doris Fielder.
Log, Sawing: men, Bill Mc-
Whinney and Jack Pentland,
John Fielder aad Art Stew-
art, Ron Pentland and Ron
of Carlow took top honours. Eliza Jane
Smyth of Auburn captured first place in the 51
to 8 month group and Laurie Anne Mengers
took top honours in the final class.
The fair alsa-offered local and area people
an opportunity to display their baked and
quilted goods' and as well as a variety of
hobbies.
The highlight of the day was the parade
which this year featured 32 entries. Leading
the floats, riders and bands was the Miss
Dungannon Fall Fair. Queen. Carol Alglne
Smyth. She reeetveo the honour of being the
first fair queen in the fair's long history.
Other entries were equally interesting
with brightly decorated horses and car-
riages, antique cars, buggies, marching
bands and other participants.
With all the interest generated by the fair
and the response of the public this year's
event was the most successful fair to date.
Park; ladies, Dianne Dren-
nan and Jean Black, Donna
Hayden and Kathy Hunking.
Doris Fielder and Marg Pent-
land; townships, Bill Mc-
Whinney and Jack Pentland.
Draught Horses: - Overall All
Champion; David Carson.
Grand Champion Draught
Horse. Omar Brooks.
Pontes: 'Over All Champion,
Clete Dalton.
Saddle Horses, English and
Western: senior, Jane Walk-
er, Holland Centre; junior,
Lynn Flowers, -Clinton.
-cattle; Over All Champion.
Harvey and Beth McKay,
Kincardine.
Field Crops: Over All
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Sewing: ladies.' wear, Doris
Culbert; children's wear,
Doris Culbert.
Knitting & Crocheting: Mrs.
Tom Lawrence.
Quilts &-Rugs: Helen Nich-
olson.
Arts & Crafts: Marie Web-
ster.
Ceramics: Marie Webster.
Miscellaneous: Joanne
Smyth. Overall Champion,
Joanne Smyth.
Flowers: Lou Brindley.
Vegetables: Bob Wright.
Baking: Joanne Smyth.
Canned Food: Margaret Er-
rington.
Junior Homemaking: Vicki
Pentland.
Elementary Homemaking:
Joyce McWhinney.
Parade: most humorous,
Lloyd Smith; most original,
Clare Hodge; school entry.
Brookside; special mention,
Brian Mellick; best dressed
rider and vehicle, pre school,
Michael Sillib; public school
best dressed child, Danny
Kerr; best organization or
club float. Dungannon Kins-
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men; best .vintage vehicle,
Harold Cudmore; best dres-
sed rider and vehicle, public
school, Clete Dalton and
family.
Baby Contests up to four
months, Ryan McPhee, Pam-
ela Schwartz, Michael God-
frey, Ryan Stacey; five., to
eight months, Eliza Jane
Smyth, Patrick Ritchie, Can-
dace Rogers, Stacey Scott;
nine to 12 months, Laurie
Anne Mengers, Nichole
Maize, Barbara Glavin. An-
thony Bauer.
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