THORNHILL — On
an otherwise’ dismal.
day, activities sup-
plied by the Fun Fair
held at the Thornhill:
“Community Grounds
kept over 750 people
amused, while helping .
them to forget about
-the rain,

Game booths, dis.
plays, and adorable
animals made this
year’s .fair another
success. Attendance
was much lower then
last year, but that was .
to be expected since
the weather didn’ t co-
operate.

According. to” Or-
ganizer Diane Wyatt:
all the participants in -
the event did a great |
job running activities
and many of the 750

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A fun competition called the Best Shot in ihe West was held at
the Fun Falr. Participants had to run a distance to blow out. a
who -attended went © candie, run back'to the fance and knock ping pong balls off
ith i their stand with the alr of a water gun, back to the fance and -
home with smiles on then aim for the center of a target on-the field: Rambo Ron.of.
their faces. and sun- the 747 Squadron Air Cadets (Ron Gowe), had a powerful water

shine in their hearts. weapon and did well In the event.

Robin Kilgren, 9, of Terrace visited the Petting Zoo. "I like the animals here, especially the rab-
bits,” sald the youngster. .

Alysa Gumsey (left) has her face palnted by her mother Heather Gurnsey at the Fun Fair 87,

A multl-famlly yard sale at the Fun Fair ’87 featured items for
all occasions. Representative at the booth was Pat Delaronde.

Daniele Berquist photos

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Elana Quick (left) and Brandy Poweil said they wouldn't have. Randy Sparks has a ride on a pony while Ow. Powell guides the horse. The two youngsters said they enjoyed the Fun Fair very .
missed the Fun Fair for the world. much, !t’s a lot of fun, they agreed.