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PAGE 18, Wflfl3Y~1~EE PRESS, WBDNESIJAY. JIYLY24, 1891 - GLEN ANDREWSP oxen Were a big attraction ox-pul, demonstration. At right, A=ie Reid,, at the Oshawa-Whitby Fair that attracted- aboard Rot Chocoate, hangs on to her- hat about 5,000 people despite the hot, huxnid during the age 18 and under juimlor stock wethr.Andrews, of Orono, conducted. an equitation cias.- TERRE WERE MANY entrants ini the miud bog competition as drivers raoed aga*nt time to pilot their vehicies tbrU9ha. iong pit of~ mu&d. Winners icue ii Conway, 'Ray. Edwarde, Brad Black, John Mahoney, Steve Shaw Uick McQusi*d, Rick Watson, Gord Hunter and Tony Kerstin. The baby contest also attracted large numbers, with competition in such categories as biggest eyes, curiiest bafr and smailest noue. Overail winners . were Erie Katslkaris of Oshawa (boys, aago O to 6,months), Wesley Vokisof Port Perr (6-12 inonthu*), Jordan Baicom of WI&tby (12-18 months), Logan Seymour of Oshawa (gils 0 to 6 months), Brittany .Wilaon of Courtioe (6-12) and- Samantha Stravato of Hampton (12-18)., A hot Urnme at the Ã"shawa-Whintby loair