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Home and Garden Show saved for another year
THE HOME AND GARDEN SHOW was a busy event on
Wednesday and Thursday of last week, and over 2,000
people showed up for the show this year. The public
generally said they found the show interesting, the
organizing Agricultural Society was happy with the tur-
nouts and the exhibits, and the exhibitors said they
would be back next year. Corbett photo.
ENJOYING A GOOD SUCKER, Jaclyn Hulley got to 'play on one of the tractors at the
Vincent Farm Machinery exhibit at the Home and Garden Show, but the sucker she
was given really occupied her attention. Corbett photo.
SWINGING - Wayne and Marie Wolf of RR 5 Mitchell put together these swings and
<aren Delvecchio, Ryan and Mark Vandooren, Judy Dolmage, Jennifer Marion and Jill im'ssa
)oimage gave it a try at the Home and Garden Show. Corbett photo.
ROWE FUELS was responsible for all the
helium ballons floating around the Home
and Garden Show, and here Wendy Oster
ties one around the wrist of one of the many
children who were at the show. Corbett
photo.
° Photos
by Neil Corbett
BEST DISPLAY - The Seaforth Police Department set up this collection of badges,
pamphlets, and drug samples for display at the Home and Garden Show. Harro
Maydell, shown here, and Cheif Hal Claus put the display together, and it claimed the
award for the best exhibit at the show. Corbett photo.
SMALL ENGINES EXHIBITION - John Salberda tries out a riding mower at the Home
and Garden show, while Don Dimaline of Hanks' Small Engines shows him some of its
features. Corbett photo.
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