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Who Comes to the Fair? When we think of all the South Marysburgh "get- togethers", the biggest one of the year is the annual Fall Fair. And the first thing that somebody might say in an- swering the question of "who comes to the Fair?" is "everybody". Well, it's not that big although it may feel like it during the busiest times! Here's a little test to pass the time: sit back for a minute, and try to think of all the different groups who come together to make September 18 such a vibrant statement of what our community is all about. You could start with everyone who comes to have fun, because that's the biggest group. You could dig out your August Mirror and check the article about the Fair. Those ideas are just for starters. IT WILL BE HARD TO KEEP TRACK OF EVERY- BODY WHO COMES TO THE FAIR You could stand at the gate at 7:00 am and take every- | body's name throughout the day (you would be able to go |. home about 10:00 pm, after the concert at Mount Tabor }. finishes). The thing is, though, you would miss all the vol- = unteers who've already started to come to the fairgrounds to get things ready. Lots of them will be there the Wednes- day before the fair, to move the chairs and tables for dis- plays. Others will be there to set up the fences, and display arrangements, and handle other endless detail. You'll also miss the volunteers who are there the day after the fair, and sometimes more, to clean things up and remove all the lit- ter. They are part of that great crowd of volunteers who help make the day such a good one. Continued on page 4 First CD for Arlie McKee After enter- taining audiences live for 63 years, : Arlie McKee has just | made her first CD. ¢ "Piano Stylings" con- tains some of Arlie's | most requested songs | including Have I told § you lately that love } you, Tennessee ~~ Polka and You Win Again. Paul Johnson * recorded it right at Arlie's home, her only accompaniment being the very talented Bill Ostrander on guitar. Perhaps because she was able to play on her favourite piano in the relaxed atmosphere of her own home, all 12 pieces needed just one take. The CD does feel spontaneous when you lis- ten to it. You can imagine yourself sitting right there in her living room. The CD is dedicated to her musically gifted Continued on page 3 @ Fighting Fish for Food 5 @ Conspiracy 7 @ Druella Acantha Malvina 11 e MILFORD FAIR 12 ® Counting the Cost 13 @ Life in the Past 19