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Page 24 text:
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Incentive For Autumn Angie Rakes and her sister enjoy the ferris wheel, one of the many rides at the fair. These Patrick County girls seem to take interest in one of the booths at the fairgrounds. The Patrick County Agri¬ cultural Fair is an event that accumulates people of all ages. All fairgoers from surrounding counties attend. Each year the fair is spon¬ sored by the Stuart Rotary Club and is held at the Stuart Rotary field. Amusement rides, stage shows, and games were at the fair for the hun¬ dreds that attended. The one event that so many are en¬ thused by is the Miss Patrick County Fair Pageant which was held on Monday. The con¬ testants are judged by impar¬ tial, out of town judges with an eye for beauty, grace, and per¬ sonality. With much competi¬ tion, Sherri Rorrer was select¬ ed for the title. Jim Litten Day was held on Tuesday. The exhibits that were entered by clubs and oth¬ er organizations were judged and awarded. Joyful Noise, Stillwater, and the Glory Road Singers lifted the night away with live gospel music. Stu¬ dent Day was held on Wednes¬ day. Students were permitted in free and also with a chance on his and her bicycles that were to be given away that night. The 4-H fashion and talent show, which was pre¬ sented, gave us an interesting sample of the new fashions and talents of the year. Thursday was Senior Citi¬ zens Night and everyone 65 or older was permitted in free. Although this night was spe¬ cial for elderly people, many attended throughout the week. Friday was another night for fun and excitement which included the Bells and Beaus for musical entertain¬ ment. Saturday concluded the fair with horseshoe pitching, horse shows, and a Saturday night hoedown. These were only a few of the many events. The night was ended with a big bang. A giant fireworks display was spewed into the air giving anticipation to the onlookers for next year. 20 PC Fair
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David Martin and Tina Houle dis¬ cuss the possibility of yet another vic¬ tory for their friend Paul. Tracy Bowman is taking the lead, but Jamie Marshall can be seen slowly closing in. Special Olympics 19
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Yvonne Helms and Jo Handy take a chance on winning the dart game, but what are they trying to win? Brad Ayers waits at the Future Farmers of America (FFA) booth in case of any questions or comments from onlookers. JOIN 1H fltS harvest The Reynolds Homestead displayed a booth which represented the theme perfectly.
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