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The winners in three categories at the Canadian National Exhibition baking contest yesterday proudly display their shortbread, fruitcake, and cookies.(...)
The winners in three categories at the Canadian National Exhibition baking contest yesterday proudly display their shortbread, fruitcake, and cookies.(...)

The winners in three categories at the Canadian National Exhibition baking contest yesterday proudly display their shortbread, fruitcake, and cookies.(...)

Date8/24/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: The winners in three categories at the Canadian National Exhibition baking contest yesterday proudly display their shortbread; fruitcake; and cookies. Here from left are: Edith Rae; Helen hawke and Betty Minaker. Victory brings honors but no real financial rewards. The first prize is usually $5 or $10 while it costs most contestants more than that for ingredients to develop winning recipes - not counting the time they take.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0111879F
Parade of Prize Winners, on Review Day Canadian National Exhibition. Toronto, Ont.
Parade of Prize Winners, on Review Day Canadian National Exhibition. Toronto, Ont.
Warwick Bros. & Rutter‏
1906
Sepia toned pictures of a military display inside an exhibition building.
Canadian Government Railway display, Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto
Unknown
1917
Colorized photograph of a large, neoclassical archway made of cement and stone. People are walk…
Princes' Gates, Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto
Approximately 1945
Color photograph of a large, neoclassical archway made of cement and stone.
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Approximately 1945
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8/26/1976
It's a sister act at the ex, Smiling, the clarke sisters from Orillia skim on skis during the aquarama at the Canadian National Exhibition yesterday: (...)
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8/26/1975
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8/15/1973
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8/14/1973
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Bennett, Julie
8/20/1987
Color photograph of the front entrance to an area advertising a horse show.
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Royal Specialty Sales
Approximately 1955
Colorized photograph of a Beaux-Arts building with turrets. A body of water is in front of it.
National Industrial Building, Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Canada
Photogelatine Engraving Company‏
Approximately 1939
Black and white photograph of a crowd of cattle and men on a racetrack while spectators look on…
Parade of prize winners
Dominion Express Co.
Approximately 1906