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What’s better than pie? Being paid to eat it

Tribune Staff

| September 24, 2019

Printed in the September 25, 2019 edition

Photos by L. ParsonsJustin Camfield (pictured, seated) of Holbrook ate his way to first place and a $75 prize in the pie eating contest at the Navajo County Fair while Jillian Stotts of The Cherry Bombs looked on. Camfield beat 19 other contestants.

Andres Padilla (second from left) accepted his $45 cash prize for taking second place in the pie eating contest at the Navajo County Fair.