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"There, a little dab of baby powder should do it," says
Nancy Carter of RR 3, Blyth as she puts the finishing
touches on Bobnan Birthday Gal before the Holstein
show last Friday at the Spring Fair. (News -Record
photo)
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Thursday, June 9, 1977
Bob Vodden, right, of Hol -Den Farms of RR 1, Clinton
receives the Purina Trophy from Henry Thirst for being
the Premier Exhibitor at the Holstein Show. (News
Record photo)
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Jan Divok, centre, was crowned Queen of the Fair Saturday
night. Jan, 18, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Divok
of Clinton. On the left is first runner-up, Marilyn Mair, 18,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mair of Clinton, while
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Kathy Penfound, right,18, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Penfound of Londesboro was second runner-up.
(News -Record photo)
"Mmmmm, good," says' judge Mrs. Maxine Sereda as she samples one of the record
number of entries in the domestic science competition at the Spring Fair on Friday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Sereda had her hands... or should we say... her mouth full, carrying out her
duties. (News -Record photo)
Cliff McNeil, left, and Sons of RR 6, Goderich had the grand champion female and the
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breeders herd at the. Spring Fair on Friday. Here Cliff shows off the Elliott Insurance
Trophy won at the Huron Holstein show. (News Record photo)
Even Mother Goose and her
friends were present at the
Spring Fair Parade on
Saturday. (News -Record
photo)
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The view .from the new grandstand is good, as this picture
taken Friday afternoon at the Fair shows. Much of the new
$250,000 stand was ready for the Fair, and organizers say it
is ureal asset. (News -Record photo)
It took the whole afternoon on aaturday to judge the 200
entries in the sheep show at the Spring Fair. Here T.R.
Clarkson right, picks over the entries in what has become
the biggest sheen ahnw in Ontario. (News Record photo)