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Wliss Elizabeth Banigan, of Community Programs, Department
of Education, gives a weaving demonstration at the Depart-
ment's display of Handicrafts at the Ingersoll Fair.
The Baby Show was one of the big features of the Ingersoll Fair, Here are the three winners
and their mothers ,in the six month and under class. Mrs. Len Gilham, of Ingersoll with
David, first prize winner, and Mrs. Fred Cran e, and Mrs. Norman Bain, both of Ingersoll,
with the second and third prize winners respec tively. This class drew nineteen entrants,
Bill Miller, of Ingersoll, with his well-trained Palomino, "Golden Tex" thrilled the crowds at
Ingersoll Fair with his horsemanship, and bag of tricks.
Harr, Walter. Brown, R.R.5, Peterborough, wins two red ribbons
at the Peterborough Fall Fair, with "Bauline Lady" aid herr
foal, winning in Brood Mare and Foal Class and Registered
Clysdale Foals.
Bertrum Harris, of Salford,
gives a running description of
the 2,21 Trot or Pace at the
Ingersoll Fair.
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Grand Champion Clysdale Stallion "Pit Carry Toors," ownec
by S. S. Staples of Peterborough, carried off top honors at the
Peterborough Fall Fair
The happy looking liitle girl is six-year-old Judith Anne Nickling, who appears to be great
friends with, "Fifi" (Canada's outstanding Clown"—so he says!)
/.1ias Sandra Ironside, of Arva, captured first place in the Shetland Pony Team Class, The
young lady also displayed expert horsemanshi p to carry off top honors in several other classes
at the Ingersoll Fair.
Four proud winners of the Kiwnnis Junior Calf Club Show, left
to right: Neil Crane, R.R. 5, Ingersoll, 1st,; 73111 Wallace,
R.R. 4, Ingersoll, 2nd.; Toth Post, 12.R, 1, Ingersoll, 3rd,, and •
'Ken McCorcluodale, R.R. 4, Ingersoll, 4th, There were 19
entrants -in this class.