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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1990

Page

3

Weekend Fair Calendar Highlights With Multiple Performances

A crowded schedule lists performances and demonstrations across venues such as the Family Fun Center Art and Home Center and International Culture Center. Highlights include ventriloquist John Smith, the Paul Bunyan Lumberjack Show, horse shows, fire safety reviews, and a grand finale at the Coliseum with dance and prize drawings.

Dukes of Dixie John Smith Paul Bunyan International Horse Show Miller Gours New York International Culture Center Onondaga Nation

Syracuse Fair Admission and Bus Service Details

The Syracuse Fair runs daily with 10 am to 10 pm buildings and a midnight midway. Admission is 5 dollars at the gate, children 12 and under free. Parking fits 20,000 cars, free shuttle from 7:30 am to midnight. Bus lines S&O Centro and others provide frequent service from 7 am to midnight with various fares and routes. For information call 422-9087 or 487-7714.

Fairgrounds 5&0 Atrium Washington Street Syracuse S&o Fulton Oswego Centro Fair Seneca, Camillus Fairmount Fair Seneca Camillus Fairmount Arrivas Elbridge Auburn Weedsport JayMar Byron Julian's Bakery

Illegal Parking and Gov Cuomo Photos Highlight New York State Fair

Illegally parked cars are towed at the New York State Fair, with 144 towed to the impound lot since opening. Gov Mario Cuomo’s image dominates booths, alongside other officials, while trucks and tractors headline the Budweiser Super National series. Attendance nears 788 thousand through Sunday, up from last year.

New York State Fairgrounds Interstate 690 John Murphy Marbro Parking Inc Murphy Kazel Automotive Inc Hiawatha Blvd William Fredericks Fredericks Mario Cuomo New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets Center of Progress Cuomo Bulding

State Fair Horse Show Tackles Varied Classes at Coliseum

Results from the New York State Fair Horse Show dated Sept 2 list champions across six horse divisions from Six Horse Hitch to Pony classes. Notable victors include Sam Groome of West Palm Beach in Clydesdale sections and Jack Mulligan of Earlville leading Percherons and Unicorns, with many breeders and owners from New York state and neighboring provinces earning top honors.

State Fair Coliseum Sam Groome W. Palm Beach Fla Clydesdales Jack Mulligan Earlville Morrisville College Jack Mulhan Jere Dearborn Biddeford Don Roberston Lindsay Ont Can Jack Smith Morrisville Ken Estest Caldedonia

Phantom diary highlights New York State Fair antics

The Phantom of the Fair chronicles sightings at the New York State Fair including deaf concertgoer Patty Saar seeking an interpreter to enjoy Kenny G and Michael Bolton, winddriven wine judges at Miller Court, Footsie Wootsie foot massagers, and a Buster the Bus safety exhibit. The diary notes light issues, a helpful Bolton, and quirky fair moments compiled by Mary Fran Gleason, Margaret LeBrun, and Karen Cain.

New York State Patty Saar Kenny G Michael Bolton Saar Onondaga Hill Mikki Evans Evans Central New York Association For the Hearing Impaired Steven Lerch American Wine Society Cornell Agricultural Experimental Station Geneva Buster ayuga-Onondaga Boces Transportation Safety Miller Court GQ Magazine Mary Fran Gleason Margaret LeBrun Karen Cain

Saddle Seat Show Riders Named in North Andover Trials

Entries list competitors in saddle seat classes from North Andover Massachusetts with horses including Old Homestead Caper and Souvenir's Captain led by Deidre MiBalesta and Jamie Timmons. Other riders include Kn Ann Timmons, Dawn Bertollini, and Jason Nelson among others across divisions in open and amateur divisions with entries from Pennsylvania to New York and North Carolina.

Old Homestead Caper Deidre MiBallesta North Andover Mass Jamie Timmons Kn Ann Timmons

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