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1 pancake breakfast on the Square on Saturday drew a good
crowd. The was sponsored by the Rotary Club.
!lyre. "chefs” John Kane and Bill Duncan transtorm batter
into pancakes. (staff photo)
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lite people judged as wearing the best Jubilee 3 costumes at
r he (Jodcrieh Legion's lunch box social on Saturday evening
were. left to right, Don Straughan (men's-second),,,Mary
I )rennah (women's. second ), Harold Lamb (men's fir--st),and
Lois Straughan (women's first). In front sits the Legion's
I uhilee 3 queen Vera Medley. (staff photo)
This .volkswagen (Waltzing Matilda) had some problems
with direction in the parade held on Saturday as Jubilee
festivities wound down to:a close. It, was a tug of war bet-
ween the two (?) vehicles from start to finish. (staff photo)
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The best spellers in the senior division of the spelling bee held at the Country Fair last
Friday were, left to• right, Rhea Potter of RR 3 Clinton (third) Kumudini Weerasooriya
who just graduated from G.D.C.I. (first) and Joan Coulter, another recent graduate of
(,.D.C.I.(second). (staff photo) .
1 baby contest was held at the Country Fair last Friday.,:At l
stone of Hayfield with son William Martin.Marty is three Ment
six months.division. At right is Joanne Wraith -of RR 6 Gode
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lo is eight months old and won in the six month and_o
tied as overall winners. (staff photo) r
hft;is. Mrs. Kathleen "Whet`
;s"old and won in the unifier
ich with' datighter Billy'Jo;
r category. The two babie
Dennis Fowler (left); im Schram (drums) and Frantie Schram '(right)tentertaintid at a
square dance held in the arena on Tuesday, July 5. (staff photo),
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"1 don't think 1 can eat much more," Stephen Walsh seems to be saying. Stephen was half
way through a blueberry pie in the pie eating contest held at the Country Fair last Friday,
(staff photo),
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These two young majorettes took their job seriously
•aturday when -then marched in the mammoth Jubilee
Three parade. The y`oirngsters ctsmpleted the long mareh
through town and didn't nook the worse for wear despite
making a couple of miscues in marching step and baton
maneuvers. (staff photo)
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Scottish"dancing was held in Court House Park last Wednesday as part of the Jubilee 3
festivities. Here, clockwise, starting at left, Kimfritzley, Elise Lindsay, Jennifer Whitely
and Heather Lindsay perform the ArgyleBroadSwords. (staff photo)c
Rhea Peck and Marj Gardner completed a ;tr'ansac'tion at
the lubilee Three Antique Show held last week in the
iormer.A&1' store An West Street. The sale was one'of
many at the show which tfeatured amateur and
;professional antique collectors and dealers offering their
wares to the public in one large show. (staff photo)
'.haron Hrubacher offers some old fashion cookies to Jean Stoneman•and Betide ' ate! tlef
r t the Atftique Show held it the old A&111' building on West Street. The shit*, held hi con'
function with Jubilee Three, was a two day event, and featured Ilveaentertainment, a table'
setting contest and several toilections,of antiques put up for sale by dealers andCoilec
tars: (staff -photo)
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