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Scholarship Winners Given Awards oay Winners of the 1960 grade scholarship examinations were present at todays session Sirncoe County Council to re ceive their awards and priLcs trom officials rcpraenling lhe sponsoring bodies or organizas lions Simcoe County Centenary Scholarship Awards Provided by Simcoe County Council and presented by His Worship Warden George Llsk through Albert Calvert chair man of the education commit tee GROUP ONE $50 Robert llaldle Na 16 Dro $35 Barbara nlrner No Fins 525 David Parsons No West leillimbury $15 Murray Creykc No Tecum reth $10 Sandra Vcir No 20 Nottawasaga 510 Sylvia fiat tle No 17 0m $10 Linda Day No Sunnidalc GROUP TWO $50 Carmen Heron Senior PS Collingwood $35 Kathie Shillon Alliston PS 1525 Paul Ino Wilson Ilillcrest PS Orillia $15 More Durand Joseph Kae ble Camp Borden $l0 Vul arie lllcCutrhcon Alliston PS $10 Roland Paskar Joseph Kaeble Camp Borden $10 Ronald Mllrch Senior PS Col lingwood The GovernorGeneral Scholarship Awards Provided by the City of Bar rio and presented by His Wor ship Mayor Willard Kinzie GROUP THREE $50 Lynne Doilis Johnson St PS 1535 Bryan Morris Oakley Park PS $75 Kathryn Collins St John Vianney Scp 515 David hIcTurk Hillcrest PS $10 Mary Rockwell King Edward PS 1510 Joe Wilson Codrington PS 510 Linda Erad icy Hillcrcst PS The Ieiferys Memorial Awards Provided by liaiph Snclgrove and the Huronia Historic Sites and Tourist Association present ed by Mr Snelgrove GROUP Winner Susan Pots tage No Mcdonte GROUP Winner Heather Brae Joseph Kaeblc Camp Borden GROUP Winner Kathryn Collins St John Vienney Sep Barrie IIto Jetterys Memorial Trophy Presented by Ralph Snelgrova LYNNE HOLLIS Johnson Street Es Group Winner in SL531 Pottnge No lilo donte All the winners were present ed to His Worship Warden Lisk oi iccumscth Township to May or Willard Kinzie and to mem bers of Simcoe County Council by Albert Calvert chairman 01 he County Education Commit tee Mr Calverts conunittce cooperated with lilayor Kinzle representing the City of Barrie and with Ralph Snelgrove in this project RECORD NUMBER record number of contests ants participated in the 1960 Grade ii Scholarship Examina tions which were written an Illuyzo at the Court House Ear rie The presiding officers in spectors lilacklem oi Sim one No and Macdonald oi Simcoe No report that there were 21 contestants in Group 32 in Group and 13 writing in Group Group included contestants from schools located in Simcoc County with three fulltime teach crs or fewer Group pupils were from county schools with tour or more fulltime teachers while those in Group were drawn from Grade classes in schools located in the City of Barrie Each school had the privilege of entering one candi date for every 25 Grade pupils or fraction thereof enrolled as of March Seven awards ranging from 550 to $10 for the Simcoe Coun ty Centenary Scholarships were provided by Simone County Coun ROBERT EAIDLE Na 16 Oro Grunp Winner oil to county contestant In each of two groups Group and Group The thty of Barrie pro vided similar awards for the Governor General Scholarships for Group candidates prepared at schools located in the City of Barrie ON TOTAL MARKS The awards were made on the basis of total marks obtained on series of academic examinm tions and on the special paper The History and Geography at Simcoe County lllr Snelgrove and the Huronia Historic Sites and Tourist As sociation provided the Jeiierys Memorial Awards to the candidate in each group who obtained the highest marks on the special paper The History and Geography of Simcoe Coun ty For these three students suitably inscribed reproduction if Jelferys painting was presented to become the pro pcrty ot the school preparing the pupil and suitable prize was given to each of these three win here by Mr Sneigrove The Jefferys Memorial Trophy went to the candidate ob taining the highest mark on the special paper on the history and geography of Simcoe County on condition that it remain in the school preparing the pupil lot one year annieniaaance any Sbtth Llna Cemetery Re membranes Day has been set for Sunday at pm Queens By RGS Realizing that the New Wood bine race track was almost as close to Barrie as the eastern parts of Metropolitan Toronto we had the notion that our read era should have direct story on Canadas 101yearold race the Queens Plate visit to the press gallery at this track is an experience we enjoyed during the visit of the Queen last year but we feel we owe someone debt of gratitude that this year we were down among the people One certainly sees the races in different light when surrounded by the ordinary Joes and Josephines The Queens Plate is not only the oldest Canadian race being annually run it is also the most remunerative for the winner Be sides the 50 guineas from the Queen the purse will amount to over $60000 exclusive of any wagers won by the various own ers For the first 20 years the 50 gulneas was the total purse received To be entered in the race horse must he Canadian foal ed threeyearold subscrip tion at 525 must accompany each nomination by December two years previous to the race second subscription of $50 by December of the year previous to the race and third sub scription of $100 by May the year of the race with an additional $500 within two days before the race Fillies for whom entry has been made on May of the race year may complete the entry up on payment of the sum of $100 FOR THE WINNER The winning horse receives the 60 guineas plus 50 per cent of the added money The Second place horse receives 25 per cent of the added money third place l5 par cent and fourth place it per cent gold cup is award ed the owner of the winner with mementoes to the trainer and rider Of the ill nominations last December 98 remained eligible by Dec and 48 remained eligible by May of this year There Were eight horses in the race their names and numbers being as follows No Hidden Treasure and 1A Champagne Velvet both owned by the has 19y Stable Victoria Park Windliclds Farmi 23 Toronto Boy Taylor Bulpnmiru Shotmanor Farms Quintnin Kingtlrln Farms Garden Greek Garden City Stable Men at Play Moloney and Emilio The arrival at the Governor General llln Excellency Me or denerol loom Vaclav Plate Attracts Thousands To Woodbine MC CD and Madame Vanier escorted by mounted troop of tho GovernorGenerals Horse Guards was thrilling sight The GovcmorGeneral performs traditional function on Queens Plate day by presenting Her Ma icstys personal gift to the own er of the winning horse DENSE CROIVDS The neural running of the Queens Plate was the seventh race and the preceding card had given the crowds lot of fun as we heard from some $2 specu lators who had cleaned up some long adds We did not partici pate in the betting previous to the main race as the dense crowds swarming around the wickets made it much easier to just bet with yourself and see how wrong you could be It was almost impossible to get to refreshment stand Standing in the grounds in trout of the grandstand and look ing up at the galleries of people in the seats three decks high was an impressive sight But not more than half of them were in the grandstand seats The lawns were covered with spectators and seats there were at prem ium with guard posted if they left to place bet or line up at the refreshment stands hundred acres would not have parked all the vehicles We counted more than 100 buses awaiting the call to transport people who had left their cars at home We arrived after the second race and had to park in one of the outlying areas transportation system such as is used at the plowing match brought you to the gate but this was not in evidence when one was ready to go home so one had chance to realize how far out he had parked The only race track at which we believe we ever saw larger crowdwasatE mannsin Coronation Year We covered this event for the Ontario weekly newspapers and officials at Ep som were most courteous in see ing that we had place in their press gallery even though we were only writing story for some country papers far across the sea That gallery was sep arated from the Royal Box by only glass partition and the newly crowned Queen was pleasing sight to watch in her enthusiasm for the race We remember ahc pounded the back of her husband as the hors es rounded the last turn with her horse coming in second Toronto uowds are pikers when it comes to total up the betting We have seen bet total at some of the Florida tracks that would malts that at Woodbine Queens Plate race and all look like peanuts Perhaps we did not do our share to make this much better We came home with an uncashed $10 quinella ticket on which we had changed horses at the last minute before placing the bet We listened to couple in the lineup discussing the placing There was little doubt but one should place Victoria Park first but which horse second was the problem We lined up at the litspat wicket because this was the one being used least the others having long lineups We intended placing our bet on Vic toria Park as first and Quintain for second place whichturned out later to be the right choice But our informants showed each other that by taking No Ilidlt den Treasure you also Included in your chance the 1A Cham pagne Velvet When the race came in we were near the wire and trying to get picture of the winner who came in so fast we think we missed him However we and the crowd nearby were sure that had been second which would have made our ticket worth about $25 to $1 How ever photo finish proved that No horse was second We still have our souvenir ticket We did not place any other bets so when we consider that we had couple of passes for the grounds one of which we did not use we were not out too much anyway The winner came in far ahead of his competitors The other horses were well hunched and showed just how superior was this Canadian horse to his run ning mates Just what gives horse such exceptional ability to spurt ahead of others and lead field is more than most car parts will say He has shown promise of this In his short rnclt ing history and there is little doubt that from now on he will be leader We can only wish him success and mayhe bring the pride of Canadians along with him as he goes BETTORS ARE EDUCATE The people who attend the rac es at Toronto are the most edu cated we have seen at any track They study the program and the racing form and every manjack and his partner knows the re cord of every animal that runs and the jockeys that ride them it is wonder that track of ficials can come out even in their Operations One doesnt have be ask ques tions just stand near any group and listen You will lenm all there is to know the way we dimmime Young Barrie Girl Sets Pace Tops Grade Eight Contestants young Barrie teenager who has set the scholach pace in every class she has been mem ber of in public school is win ner of the Simcoc County Cen tenary scholarship of $50 as the highest ranking Grade contest ant in Barrie you Dollis 12 so Puget Street one of six children of lilr and Mrs George Dollls received her prize today In the special awards presentations at County Budding She Is in Johnson Street School now in her third year there and formerly spent year at CodringionStreet School The family come to Barrie in 1967 gt from Homepayne IS MUSICAL LLynne lsa Grade pupil in plane and Grade on flute She played in the public school or chestra before it was dissolved in 1959 She is member of the junior band at Central Colleg late She would like to become medical student when she has finkhcd high school Mr Dollir was train dis patcher at Allnndale prior to first of May after which he was promoted to train master Hem pnyne depot Children Inthe Dollie family Include Margaret 11 Donald 10 Glenna Joseph and Ruth Robert Golds Has Passed Exam Robert Golds at Golds Shoe Service Clapperton Street Barrie makes shoes to the doctors orders student of orthopedic shoe titling lilr Golds was notified recently that he had passed Dr Scholis examination on litting and adjusting Dr Scholls foot comfort nppliances He has the certiliCElIe of the National Registry of Orthopedic Shoe Servicemen and be him been in the business of repairing shoes for the past 22 years He has applied corrective apparatus to shoes for 12 years having first become interested in the bone structure of the loot and pro ceeded to study some in 1948 Corrective shoes at the rate of 20 pairs week travel out of the shop ho says and he guesses that great many People have feet requiring corrective meas ures and do not know it One can tell whether ones lect are abnormal by obtaining paper lootprint from the store and hecking oner own print with this he says 10an AND GENERAL HOLD TAG DAY Barrie Branch of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is holding tag days Friday and Saturday in the city MONSTER AUCTION Barrie Lions Club is holding monsterauction Saturday at Barrie Fair barns beginning at pm Auctioneer will be Jerry Coughliu DREDGING CONTRACT Among Federal Works De partment contracts announced PERM NEWS From the INFORMATION BRANCH ONT DEPT OF AGRICULTURE TIMELY TIPS Watch that orchard grass doesnt get ahead of your cat tle warns Dr Bill Tossell OAC forage researcher If the crap starts to head out run an electric fence through the field and restrict the cattle to part that is small enough for them to handle Cut the test of the orchard grass for early hay PLANE PRESERVED Use inch inch foot plank around ponds in stead af life preserver sug gests Hal Wright safety expert with the Ontario Department of Agriculture Reason plank can be aimed at the per son to be saved people are seldom accurate at throwmg lite preservels Bore hole through the plank tie long light rope through it and con nect the other end of the rope on tree or heavy stake Keep the plank near the water FOR ALGAE SCUM Copper sulphate can be used for algae gtand pond scum says Dr Bob Bibbey of the OAC Botany Department Either dissolve the copper sulphate in water and spray it on the pond surface or put the copper sul photo in burlap bag and drag it through the water Watch that there isnt too big con cenlration of chemical in one spot more than ppm of cop per sulphate can be paisonous to fish or animals CUSTOM OPERATORS Now Is the time to contact custom machinery operators in your area to see if they can do those urgent harvesting jobs says Prof Trant econ omist at OAC Studies of no tual farm business show again and again that farmers have been investing more money in machinery than can be just ified by its earning power on one farm It is true that own ership of large new machine gives psychological sgtisfac Lion and also some advantage in being available exactly when wanted But the cast is high when you consider the returns from investing the same amount of money in better livestock fertilizer or other moneyearning ways NAVY cums RenfiAdmiral rt Rayner 49 was appointed chief of the Canadian at staff in He succeeded ViceAdmiral Harry DoWolt who retired last night was one of $11300 for dredging the Coldwatcr River awarded to Simcoe Dock and Dredging PARK IS BUSY Bass Lake Provincial Park bad busy weekend with 709 cars passing through the gates With an average of four people to car attendance was rough ly 2835 torthe two days To HOST GBDA Wasaga Beach Chamber of Commerce will be cohost with that village when Zone Georgian Bay Development AsA soclatian holds its meeting at the Beach Wednesday HOLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Midland Wil be the site of the Ontario horseshoe pitching championships July Elmer Hold of Welleslcy 0nt was the winner of the seasons first Canadian Horseshoe Pitching Association open tournament held at Hamilton over the weekend PARKING R0 Sm PA 66585 For Appointh 88 MINIOP 51 WEST BARRII wuis nwnnns Ian Morrison 20 son of Mrs Leone Morrison of liar rie ranked highest with hon ors at the annual examinations of the second year in Forestry at University of Toronto His standing brought him the Har old Edmond Prize and the Spruce Falls Power and Paper Co Ltd Scholarship Biologi cal tor second year Awards were announced by of President Dr Bisseil BARRIE mm TUESDAY JUNE Ii 19 Robert Haidle Brings Honors To Nevis Public An Oro Station student Robert linidle has won first prire of $50 in the Simcoe County annual scholarship examinations held lilay 20 in the County building Barrie in the classification for station in county schools am playing three full time teachers or fewer Picked from 06 potential Win ners the number of Grade stu dents in the 17 public schools in the Ora School Area Robert is one of the eight children of Air and Mrs Paul liaidie Oro Station and has won this prize for Nevis Public School number is whose teacher is lllrs Lil lian Ross Ora Station Robert is Grade student 13 years at age PUBLIC SPEAKER lle represented Simcoc in the County public speaking Ontario finals at OEA at Convocation Hall University of Toronto in November where he failed to place among the pmvinees top three male winners BOND Bond Haven Signet Beauty was sold by Cerswell Beeton to William Hayssen Elkhart Wis for $2100 at the Convention Sale held at Syra cuse NY in conpection with the Diamond Jubilee Conven tion of the Holstein Friesian Association of America This heifer is daughter of Rosafe Signet grand champion at the Royal Winter Fair for the past School No 16 This is the second year the area has entered the county ex aminations tests of scholastic calibre for county students in public school and from Grade Roberts brothers and sisters are Peter 22 Walter 15 Mick gel 12 iris l0 Evelyn Stewart and Yvonne Ii The Huidle family is trom Germany and has lived in Canada eight years hlr Haidle is painter Guthrie Public School student Sylvia Rattle stood sixth in these exams CARS COLLIDE One accident totalled $50 dam age in Barrie Monday when John Brooks an Barrie was in collision with Frank Liv ingston 73 23 Ross Stret Bar rie at Mary and Sophia streets Mr Brooks was headed west on Sophia when Mr Livingston who later claimed the road was clear pulled out from Mary No charges have been laid um llOLSTElil T0 WISCONSIN two years and allCanadian aged hull for 1953 and 1959 Left to right Cerswell Ray Brubacher manager of Mr Haysscns Lakeside Farm and Earl Woodrow herdsmen for Mr Cerswell STORES BARRIES HEADQARTERS mama Easy reams Aymaem ennui serum Roline all wheels Fullhcantact adjustment Repack front wheel bean lags 30000 Mile Guarantee Reg 2495 Value FINEST END ALIGNMENT Brake Adjustment Wheel Alignment when Balance MUFFLER appointmentfor iusi drop in USE 10m OLD MEWS AB DOWN PAYMENT $00 STORES SERVICE Fast complete service we install precisiontuned silenc lll alumlnlzed and zlnc coated inside where needed to beat inside rust TIRE VALUES FIRESTONE CONVOYS AS LOW as ONLY EB Plus Recuppabia TradeIn ffhh SAFETY INSPECTION 995 For Most Models 905 AS LOW A5 Plus Installation 67015 60016 ALL TIRES MOUNTED FREE PA 66585