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f iremen s secretary is fair queen flower show winners markham despite weather that turned suddenly cold an amazing display of plants and flowers added a touch of summer to the general exhibits building at the fair unfortunately all those who are blessed with a green thumb or an eye for creative form cannot be winners the lucky ones are listed as follows tim clark special mrs pat beaton r r 4 stouff ville first mrs alma gomme- agincourt second markham florist special mrs mary harris stouffville first mrs pat beaton second fred leaf memorial award mrs pat beaton first mrs mary harris second most prizes in specimen classes mrs dorothy simpson uxbridge first mrs stan clarkson r r 2 stouffville second c jenie west hill third most prizes in arrangements mrs alma gomme first mrs pat beaton second mrs mary harris third markham debbie byrnes is the 1975 queen of markham fair she was selected by a panel of three judges friday evening from a bevy of ten pretty girls runnersup were lois empringham 20 of r r 1 unionville and diane reid 17 of markham other participants in cluded pamela davis 17 of r r 2 uxbridge cathy horton 17 of markham marion lunior winners markham its all in the family when it comes to winning the top award in the eighteen year old and under class at markham fair the morgason family shirley morgason started the trend three years ago her sister joanne carried on in 74 and now cathy is the champion in 75 they are the daughters of mr and mrs lome morgason ringwood cathy collected a total of 38 points she is a one local entry in the light draft per- cheron team competition was this impressive entry from martingrove farms near but- tonville the owner is bob cosburn and the driver shown here is jim barron 42 entries in baby contest 9 markham with 42 entries the baby contest at the markham fair proved tbirbea popular evenr s top baby- was joanne 10- months daughter of mr and mrs- bill robertson sir brandiles place markham runnerup was 13month old kevin cargill son of mr and mrvsbill cargill elm rdstouffville vegetable section there were almost numberless entries in the vegetable competitions but certain nameswere prominent in a number of sections mel baker of stouffville managed threelsts six2nds- twosrdsiandfivc 4lhs wanda hendy of goodwood won her share of prizes three lsts five 2nds two 3rds and three 4ths marion norton of goodwood won two firsts a 2nd and a 4th while brian jviacaloncy of stouffville picked up threeflstsjstwo 2nds one 3rd and one 4lh william clarkson of stouffville took two lsts a 3rd and a 4th grade 11 student at stouffville disl secon dary school second was 8 year old wendy beaton daughter of mr and mrs graham beaton stouffville r r 4 third was donna hind- son 12 daughter of mr and mrs don hindson drakefield road markham cathys eleven rib- bons included eight lsts one 2nd one 3rd and one 4th wendy had three lsts and three 2nds donna had three lsts three 3rds and one 4th kerswill20of r r 2 stouffville valerie mcdonnell 21 ofux- bridge cindy warinop 18 of markham deborah toussaint 18 of r r 1 pefferlaw and cathy tran 17 of markham the queen of 75 was crowned by last years winner cathy michaud of r r 1 milliken debbie a secretary on the staff of the town of markham fire brigade is one of six in the family of mr and mrs thomas byrnes cone 7 markham she has three brothers tim 19 tom 17 bill 15 and two sisters roberta 18 and ghislaine 13 debbie is originally from cooksville moving to the former nigh farm at r r 2 markham eight years ago her interests include growing things sewing she made her own dress baking skating water skiing and swimming she also enjoys interior decorating at present shes enrolled in a parttime modelling course debbie would like to be an ac tress and feels a knowledge of modelling could assist her in at taining this goal shell represent markham in the sweetheart of the fair competition at the cne next year four of the first people to extend congratulations fol lowing her selection friday- were her parents her brother tom and sister ghislaine they had waited through almost four hours to hear the result but agreed it was well worth the time debbie admits she enjoys her work at the john street fire station in thornhill the firemen it seems have no com- plaints cither i ahraherrell rr junior pee wee ball finals sunday photographed during showmanship category of the pony partyat the markham fair although i anita didnt place inthat category she made up for it in other competitions you she went home with a first in the potato race a second in the egg and markham l6unki months spoon and a fou mth english pleasure c oid took top spot in the giru section months she is the daughter of mr and mrs murray clarkson of stouffer st you must have been a beautiful baby was the refrain for the don bernard i stouffville the birkett hassard peewees enter the provincial c level championship series this saturday in minnesing the second game in the series is to be sunday 2 pm in the stouffville park meanwhile the bh squad picked up the league championship last week by winning their third consecutive game against richmond hill final score in that game was 103 pitcher jim chilvers had 18 strike outs out of bantam girls defeat frenchmans bay stouffville in recent league playoffs the local allstar bantam girls downed french mans bay in a best-of- thrce series in the first contest debbie cooper scored the tying run and nancy dart and maureen kamp each crossed home plate once ffho win the game 53 in the second game french mans bay turned the tables to win 75 the third contest saw stouffville retaliate with an 117 win homers were belted by judy sackfield and maureen kamps in the game and linda chilvers and heather dunkcld each connected with triples debbie coxworth and barb goudic were an excellent pitcher catcher com bination in the game- stouffville moved oh to meet claremont following the victory a possible 21 in the game top hitters for stouffville included david raymer with two singles and four rbis and chilvers with two singles and three rbis two of the stouffville runs were walked in defensively scotty brown caught a strong game and andy redshaw stood out with two nice plays at second base richmond hill took a 10 runin the first inning to be quickly matched by stouffville in the 3rd stouffville added three more to make it 41 four big runs in the fifth as well single runs in the 4th and 6th brought the total to 102 richmond hill managed just one more run in- the 7th to com plete the scoring stouffville peewees last won the league championship in 1970 and 1971 in 1971 they also won the allontario title the stouffville coaching staff visited the mitchell minnesing series recently to scout the opposition after losing the first game 62 minessing came back to win the semifinal series with 31 113 scores the provincial finals scries this weekend will be a best out of- three encounter the third game could be played sunday in stouffville as part of a doubleheader or else it might be played in either minnesing or stouffville on monday depending on who wins the toss coach pete san derson said it should be a terrific series theyre two very evenly matched teams bowling report warren johns bests men stouffville consistent singles rolled by warren johns gave him the top score in monday night mens bowling he rolled 227 271 258 singles for a total of 80g al gleaves 292 was the best single other scores in- eluded norm ewing 254 lynn whitmore 267 keith barton 653 bob boake 714 174 156 roy ireland 251 bill watts 685 al glcave 660 joe barber 671 252 ross baker 258 jack chambers 653 bill white 688 gord hardie 742 279 251- wayne mcmann 277 earl rowe 289 bob sleeth 657 bob campbell 678 259 254 rex tolton 665 255 bob chapman 652 legion ladies sept 30 bcv marshman 587 310 sue kennedy- 260 gladys clarkson 254 opal lehman 217 ruth sheppard- 211 muriel gibson 207 betty turner 206 anna frelz 202 thursday night ladles league oct 2 high triple marg wagg 451 over 200 marg wagg 300 may ostrander 219 isobel prentice 221 muriel lllingsworth 207 joanne harper 202 grace bulley 215 mae daly 205 flora forfar 250 203 shirley caterer 225 gail hunter 220 marq mclean 209205 bev scfton 229 lois barker 203 pat applcton 221 207 bev madill 232 tuesday afternoon bowling league joyce burd 261 karen faulkner 243 ruth knapp 232 222 doris hopkins 239 gail howard 228 jean foley 215 233 rene rennie 205 jan brooks 203 216 helen pascoe 203 bantam bowling top bowler kim tuck 384 20i 153 over 125 murray pattcndcn 141 donna chambers 134 131 lisa erikscn 135 gord leatherdale 182 tammy bishop 150 steve appleton 135 karen sleeth 133 122 greg conkhn 126 137 norman doble 132 junior bowling top bowler darlcn cogar535 197 163 175 over 500 julie beaven 532 174 150 208 steve ireland 506 215 160 131 over 125 karen brodie 159 susan arm strong 134 136 liz brodie 144 151 scott long 150 155 145 sandra hincks- 158 pam lewis 155 debbie pattenden 128 shelley nesbilt 147 paul hillerup 134 151 gary mclhuish 129 126 steve rigby129 175 sharon dykstra 131 128 dan lcblonc 167 143 134 gwen shadlock 135 144 175 tcresa ewing 165 julie chambers 167 153 148 scott conklin 169 148 136 kelly long 132 132 136 david sibbick 125 chris arm strong 156 154 sheila ward 171 kim sleeth 147 143 tcrry bishop 168 164 janet hope 146 145 in peewee girls house league vandorf general store upset the league leaders to win the best of three tournament recently from left to right in front are teresa cheyer laura weston susan mccowan becky holder dawn topping linda addison darlene rice in back asst coach gail beaven karen felix linda daniel kim gill- julie beaven cathy t libby suzanne cheyer colleen libby coach marg wallace- openings in hockey registration saturday stouffville girls and boys hockey there are still openings programs iocaliy for players in both the registration for boys minor hockey is about 100 behind last year so that a special additional registration will be held saturday at the arena from 9 am to noon room for seven more girls still exists in the female program with 77 registering to date to join the league phone joanne steel at 6491984 teams are stouffville credit union kinsmen lions sales barn music 4- dancing and stacey tractor parts