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LI2 THE PANTAGRAtn SUNDAY, AUG. 1982 VIS .1 1 0mm "SsO- sir- i ') T.A.W Time for work play Livingston County was busy last week. There was the 4-H fair and show Tuesday through Thursday at Pontiac, where (clockwise from far left) kids went pretend-riding on a tractor and went high-riding on the ferris wheel. Beside the fun at the fair, was fun and some serious looking at the Sidewalk Sale offerings in Pontiac. At the fair, it was serious business when showing everything from horses to pigs.

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A cash prize will be awarded for the theme chosen by the committee. cream, cake, pie, sandwiches and salads will be served. The group will sponsor a blood-mobile in the fall, and volunteers from the community are needed to set up and help in the kitchen. Persons may contact Marie Wayman to volunteer. Centennial contest The Emington Centennial Committee is sponsoring a contest to determine the official theme for its 1983 centennial celebration.

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