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_ FREDDY! That was the holler as youngsters watching the
Shrine Clown stage show (above) helped Gyzmo encourage

’ Freddy the Flea to came out and put an his acrobatic show.
-‘Curiously, even when he showed up, Gyzmo seemed to be
‘the only one who could see Freddy. There were lots of other
attractions at this year's Skeena Valley Fall Falr,as the photos
‘an this page recall. Clockwise beginning at top left, Pat and
Doris Warrington were among the hundreds of falrgoers who
enjoyed a slice of the deficlous pie on offer at: the. St. Mat-
thews Anglican Church booth; showing it's not just people
who get-hungry, this young llama turried:to: mother for his
snack; meanwhile, in the nearby barn, a litter of fluffy rabbits
proved another favourite with the kids; over at the exhibit hall
these luxuriant vegetables testified to the gardening skilis of
local residents; a big draw on Saturday was the Skeena Valley
Car Club's show and shine which included: eyecatching
vehicles such as Don and Elsie Hull's: 1930.Ford Model A; Leo

~ Da Jong’s swift patter provided entertalnment for those taking
” in the 4H livestock auction; and David: Kozier had particular
reason to appreciate De Jong’s efforts when his Grand Cham-
pion steer Billy was knocked down at $5/ib.; another cham-
plon-was Bella; seen with owner Siobhan Taylor, 8, who took

_ the fluffiest animal category at the Pet: Show; and Norman
f° Desjardins was of the fiddle again as he and fellow musicians

entertained the crowd on both days fal

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