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18 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursaday, May 25, 1961 Jerseys, Jumping, Top Attraptions Jinx Broken As Weather Gives Lift To I961 Fair There was something for everyone at last Saturday’s 112th Annual Richmond Hill Fair sponsored by the local Agricultural Society. Each of the many on hand at one time or another throughout the warm, sunny day of blue skies and benign breezes enjoyed that something, whether it was one of the many animal shows, carnival attractions, the food, tractor trials, displays, general holiday atmos- phere or the evening dancing or the choosing of the 1961 Dairy Princess of York County. The weather certainly co-oper- ated, as though consciously desir- ous of making amends for the grim rain which, the two previous fairs. wiped out outside events in- cluding the popular horse shows which, this year, were a zestful feature of the day. The animals were in sleek good form, from the little Shetlands which sell anywhere up to thousands per team, to the glossy-coated jum- pers and hunters sailing graceful- ly over the barriers. Women rid- ers. their feminlty accentuated in their trim habits, outnumbered male riders by four to one. TU. 4-11‘72 ‘ Roses SECOND ISSUE GARDEN - GATE NURSERY “Everything In Building” OBSERVATORY LANE AV. 5-1436 THORNLEA WOOD PRODUCTS Hundreds of motorists took One of the most successful fashion shows at Thornhill High School to date, sponsored by the Home Economic Department, took place May 17, with 200 mothers and other guests turning out to ad- mire the individual and group projects of 198 students. Shown above are three Grade 10 charmers modelling their own creations. From left to right are Marlene Wake, Judy Hollowell and Stella Kwasny. In charge were teachers Mrs. S. Cantelon and Mrs. D. Scovell who ex- B O R K'§ JEWELLERS SELECT FROM OVER 100 DIFFERENT WATCH STYLINGS - $3.99 UP “'I'HE LIBE " IE was CONTEST 88 Yonge Street S. TU. 4-1687 Perennials " " Evergreens " Shade Trees Elgin Mills West CARRY GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRS 24 HOUR SERVICE Each week for 26 weeks, there will be a different Baby Picture on this Contest Page. The Title or Caption for each picture will be found by locat- ing the extra word inserted in some of the Ads. After finding these words and properly arranging them, you will have the correct Title to the pic- ture. Compose a caption of your own and send it, along with the or1g1nal title to KIDDIE KWIPS CONTEST, “THE LIBERAL”. The best one selected each week will be awarded $10.00 in MERCHANDISE CERTIFI- CATES good at any of the firms participating. In addition to the $10.00 award there will be a 10% DISCOUNT VOUCHER awarded to the writers of the next best 5 Titles sent in each week. -1172 - AV. 5-5912 Open Evenings CASH and PATRONIZE THESE ADVERTISERS. THEY APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE. EACH WEEK FOR 26 WEEKS THEY WILL BE AWARDING SOMEONE $10.00 IN MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES AND EVERY FIFTH WEEK SOMEONE WILL RECEIVE AN EXTRA $20.00 IN MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES. WINNERS WILL BE PUBLISHED EACH WEEK. READ THE RULES CAREFULLY. " Annualsl 7 i: ' Shrubs: PHONOGRAPH RECOR"DS M E AND ACCESSORIES Annual Thornhill High School Fashion Show Big Success time out to look in at the fair on their way through town, and enjoy the attractions. The Rich- mond Hill Police Department and Fire Department both said that the crowds could not have been on better behaviour. No un- toward incidents were reported. Particularly gratifying to the hard-working directors was the emergence again of the horse events. Said Director Roy Chan- dler: “This part of the fair is a tricky business. Just a little bit Jim Stewart Jr. 84 Lawrence Ave.. R. Hill Right Answer - No Excuses Get of rain. making for slippery ground, rules out these events." While the number of jumpers this year was not quite up to the WITH HOT WEATHER HERE!.. Let Us Install A Summer Thermostat and Flush the Cooling System of Your Car. R. D. LITTLE 8. SON Allencourt Centre TU. 4-1868 W&P Service For Now 178 Yonge Street N. AV. 5~3591 TU. 4-4221 168 Yonge St. North All L.P.’S Special Discount KIDDIE KWIPS WINNER fl/fe ONE YEAR'S FREE OIL SUPPLIES TO USED CAR BUYERS New and Used VOLKSWAGENS $10.00 WEEKLY MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES $1.29 & up 'udic at last Saturday's standard of three years ago, in- acted by the local dications were that given good weather for another year or two Ly on hand at one this feature of the fair will be sunny. day of blue more popular than ever. )methmg. whether Winners en coun enlre Alfred Bagg and Sons were the big winners in the Jersey Show, taking the junior and grand champion bulls events and the junior champion female show. The grand champion cow was owned by Cecil Mortson and Sons. Queensville. Other first prize win- ners were Don Head Farms. Rich- mond Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haasm of Woodbridge, while oth- er exhibitors included Miss Helen Baker of R. R. 2 Maple, and Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Jacobsen of Mil- liken. Hunters & Jumpers _â€"_}§(ifiifationz Shndpiper (L. C. Scott, Markham). High Tide (Layheed) §ir Staffgrd (Syglje). Maiden Jumper: Copper Ket- tle (Hammond), Mayland (L. C. Scott), High Lily (Layheed). Green Hunter, lightweight: Burning Hope (Maurice Brown), POWER MOWERS ” - 21,13 h.p. 18 ROPE START $39.95 RICHMOND HILL HARDWARE Customers are invited to inspect any of our vehicles. Our trucks are completely refrigerated not just insulated. Housewares Giftware Richmond Hill pressed warm appreciation of the interest shown by the guests. T. Eaton Company loaned the stage dressings. Tea was served the guests between 2.15 and 3 pm. and the show, which went without a hitch, began sharp at three and ended at 4.30 pm. The model-creators themselves exemplified models in combining economy of material with artistry of design and skill in sewing. 24“: May Special IFREE SILVER DOLLAR Catch Penny (S. Stanley), Dad's Folly (Diane Elliott). Open Performance: O’Malley (Jim Elder), Jack Canuck (Jim Eler), Tweedle (G. Stanley). Special Jumping Sweepstakes: Geronimo (E. Walsmley). O’Mal- ley (Jim Elder). Silver Dart (Den- ise Burns). Equitation (A or B certificate): Foxy Faun (Gail Heath). Sir Staf- ford (Vic Sythe), High Flight (Denise Buhns). Green Hunter, middle and hea- vy weight: Sun Dame (E. Walm- sley), Little Mister (G. Little), Sir Stafford (Vic Smith). Green Hunter Stake: High Flite (Dennie Burns), Burning Hope (M. Brown), Night Life (Edna Arrow). Hunter Hack: Nigrt Life (E. Arrow). Foxy Faun (G. Heath), Catch Penny (S. Stanley). Working Hunter Closs, open: Little Miss (Paddy Farrell). Sand Piper ( Susan Scott). High Flight (Denise Burns). Light Weight Hunter: Tweedle (G. Stanley), Bunshays (L. Betts), 24 Yonge St. North, Richmond Hill Dacron and Prima Cotton Sleeveless Blouses (With Each Gal. of Paint or $9.00 Order of Wallpaper) Everything KNAPP’S PAINT SERVICE SHOP SPECIAL Mm gA'M'hfiTé‘sso“ Phone TU. 4-2961 $2.98 Jumfiers: b'Malley (Jim Elder), Johnny Canuck (Ven Nunn), Lit- tle Miss (Paddy Farrah): iWorfiing Hunter Stake: High Flight (Dennie Burns), Tweedle (G. Stanley), Sandpiper (S. iScott). Burning Hope (M. Bxgwnl Pleasure Ha'ck: Felicity ( M. Brown), Night Life (Edna Arrow), Playboy (Mrs. Lentog)._ Knock Down and Out Sweep- stakes: ngh Flight (Dennle Burns), Steel Gream (S. Stanley). Championship (trophy by Bank of Nova Scotia) to Dennie Burns of Kingfield Farms; 2nd Reserve to Jim Elder, Aurora. Light Horses Saddle Pony, 12 hands or un- der: The Rocket, Dr. Bovaird; Revel Barley Wine, C. A. Atkin- son; Gold Dust. Virginia Thom- son. Shetland Pony, pair in harness: Lionel's Margaret Ann and Aces Tango Carol, Clarence Graham, The Pilot and The Bomber. Dr. Bovaird; Aces, Spades Junior and President, Oak Ridges Farms. Team of Ponies in harness: My Man Friday and King's Victory, Mr. and Mrs. N. Smith. Team of Ponies: The Glamour Girls, Mr. and Mrs. N. Smith. Saddle Pony. open: The Rocket, Dr. Bovaird; Calamity Jane, C. A. Atkinson; Lorna Doone. C. A. Atkinson. Prompt Team of Ponies, tandem: My Plumbing - Heating New Installations â€" Photo by Barbour Call MES D. STEWART TU. 4-2201 Repair $20.00 BONUS EVERY 5th WEEK TU. 4-2819 Service Man Friday and King's Victory: Mr. nad Mrs. N. Smith. Pony in harness: Co-Pllot, Mr. and Mrs. N. Smith; Glamour Girl lst. Mr. and Mrs. N. Smith; Gold Dust, V. Thompson. Shetland Pony, single, in har- ness: Captain Black's Symphony, Clarence Graham; The Pilot, Dr. Bovaird; Lionel’s Margaret Ann, Clarence Graham. Team of Ponies. other than hacking: King's Victory and My Man Friday. The Glamour Girls lst and 2nd, all owned by Mr. and Mrs. N. Smith. NEWMARKET â€" The Ontario Municipal Board has agreed that Newmarket should have a sewage disposal system. It will be shared with East Gwillimbury Township, which will pay $293,000 while Newmarket will pay $737,000. The Ontario Water Resources Com- mission will operate the plant un- til it is paid for. The decision follows a long-drawn-out strug- gle to obtain a sewage disposal plant. Shetland Ponies, tandem: Li- onel's Margaret Ann and Aces Tango Colonel, C. Graham; The Pilot and The Bomber, Dr. Bo- vaird: Aces Spades Junior and President, Oak Ridges Farm. Child Driver: Bob Bovaird, 0 Graham, V. Thompson. Single Pony in harness: Ted Lyn Manuel. Mr. and Mrs. N. Smith; October's King, Mrs. R. Phillips. VLadies’ Driving Contest: Mrs‘ N. Smith, Mrs. C. Graham. Horseshoe Pitching “A” Class -- Elmer Hohl, Well- esley, Ontario; Clayton Neeb, New Hamburg, Ont.; Elsworth Crawford, Minesing; Fred Har- burn, Dublin. "B" Class: Roy Hore, Welland R. R. 1; Walt Pascoe, R. R. 2 Claremont; C. 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