Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), August 22, 1990, p. 18

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Page THE HERALD The Georgetown Fair approaches quickly Fun excitement and entertain await you at the 1990 edition of the Georgetown Fair That s right the threeday ex travaganza at the Fairgrounds runs Sept 7 and and promises to be A Fair to Remember So if you haven been to the Fair come on out and enjoy the fun For 50 for a weekend Family Pass you can go wrong The big attraction at this years Fair is the ever famous Canadian Tire Stunt Drivers The stunt driving team has thrilled au dlences all over North America They are scheduled to start their engines at m on Saturday Sept 8 The admission price to the Fair is for adults and for children age seven to 16 Weekend passes are still the best buy at 50 for a family and for a single weekend pass Friday night is Youth Night with the Much Music Video Dance scheduled to start at dusk day Family Day includes the Fair parade beginning at noon at Holy Gross Church and proceeding to the Fairgrounds The Kinsmen Girl s Softball playoffs run throughout the day and there will be two local bands performing din ing the afternoon The first is The Glen Band a local group who has performed many times at Canada Members of he Georgetown Fair Board were inspecting tion progress of a new pole barn on the grounds after a meeting Thursda evening From left to right are Fair Boird dent Bruce Mike Bob of the Com mittee and Board Vice President Brian Butler The new build g will be officially opened during the Fall Fair Herald photo Day in the Glen The second is Rebel Hill for the country western in all of us Sunday we will start the day with a firstever at the Fau- a Demonstration Eight Horse Hitch As well returning will be the ever popular Farm Olympics so get ready for a not too serious but fun filled competition which promises to be fun for all This year Fair will cost close to to produce and it pro mises to be the best yet Other new and regular tions of the fair include The Conklin Show th s year with two more carnival and lots of games Wilbur the Purple Pig will once again reign supreme at Old Mac Donald Farm Amateur Farmers will com pete at the Fair Olympics on Sun day and Fair organizers are look for local groups to join the fun and compete for prize money at the Fair Agricultural Shows incude the Beef and Dairy Show Western Horse Show a Paint Horse Show and the Light and Heavy Horse Show featuring the magnificent Clydesdale and Belgian Horses Last years Western Show had competitors from as far away as Sudbury The Heavy Horse Show some of the horses in the com petition weighing n at over a tonne ill host competitors from and Northern Ontario Last s Heavy Horse Show had over and was the biggest ever One of the busiest spots during the whole Fair weekend is always in the Homecrafts Building A vast assortment of local home baking jams pickles and canned fru as well as hand crafted knitting and sewing items are beautifully d splayed for mg and judging The junior exhibit gives voung people a chance to exhibit with pride the r artwork baking flower arranging and sewing A leisurely stroll through the building assures the Fair pant that Georgetown still has that old fashioned community spint In response to enquiries from the public the construction of a pole barn at the Georgetown Fairgrounds by the Georgetown Agricultural Society is being financed by the Society and with the generous support of the Georgetown Lions Club said the Society s president Bruce Clure The construction cost is and upon completion which will be in time for the September Fall Fair the building will be used to sell homemade baked goods various work by local school children a wide selection of crafts and a place for local businesses to exhibit their wares During the rest of the year the farm will be used to store the socie ty s equipment he said The building s official opening will happen on Sept during the fair festivities Fun was had by everyone at Ballinaf ad Beach Party It was a medium sized crowd that attended the Hall Boards Beach Party Dance on the weekend A number of great costumes were worn and it took the crowd a while to decide on some winners Special thanks to Bruno Carnelos who was very kind to give his services as the bartender It was a wide variety pot luck menu that was enjoyed with some exceptionally tasty desserts Look for the monthly newsletter that was mailed out this week A reminder to folks that would like to receive a copy just drop your name and address off at the Ball fad General Store or call Betty Sojka at Slaughter is the only word to describe the losses the Jim Dan dies mixed team experienced at the Hillsburg tournament on the weekend The play rain or shine rule found the Dandies playing the first game on Saturday in the pour tug rain As the game progressed the ra n abated but not the runs mounting against the Dandies The next two games were no different as nothing seemed to mesh This tournament was in sharp contrast to the previous weekend In Georgetown where he Dandies put in their regular team of just ladies Here they won every game to put them in the A division champion ship game against the Panthers from Hillsburg This championship game had to be cancelled midway when a torrent of rain came down The game is to be rescheduled Affected residents have received notice from the Town of Hills that By law was passed July 2390 under sections and The purpose of the byiaw was to amend zoning by law to alter the rural designation on part of the east half of Lot Concession 7 to a General Residential Special 1 Inherent Hazard Lanes Special 1 and General Com mercial Special CI I designa This land is located at Trafalgar Road and Sideroad 32 west of Trafalgar Road and south of Sideroad 32 The effect of the by law is to enable the develop ment of a 28 lot residential plan of a subdivision and a commercial block Certain areas of the lands are to be designated open space BACK TYPEWRITERS RIBBONS J COMPUTER PAPER DISCS RIBBONS DRAFTING TABLES SUPPL ES 1 smith corona 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