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4H SllEEP WINNERS AT COOKSTOWN Tlllli Competition was keen in Mt Sheep club classes at success iui Cookstown tall hair which attracted 6000 people during its two days Among the sheep winners were in and Andy llnzlott sons oi Andrew Harv lelt of RR Cookstown Alliston Man Tells Of Conservation Trip ALLlSlON Stat We saw some very impressive conserva tion projects in Western Canada including the famous Dlefcnbak er lake and the Gardiner dam said Lotimer iormer chairman oi the Allislon PUC in reference to trip he made with delegation representing the Nottawasaga Conservation Authority to Banii Alberta It was line trip and we saw some wonderful conserva tion projects Mr Lalimer said stating the South Saskatchewan river landscape tor the Gardiner darn was an impressive slghL tiLargo scale irrigation has been means of saving much less from drought and in eitoctlve rc clamation oi driedout areas Mayor John Darling ot Allision Reeve Lloyd Prldham of Sunni ilale Deputy Reeve Eugene Smith of Essa and Peter Gill of Alliston also made the trip HUGE TUNNELS At one time Regina and Moose Jaw experienced serious water shortages The conservation pro jcct now pumps water irom the South Saskatchewan River into the QuAppcllo Valley and this supplies Bulian Pound Lake which is used as water supply for these two cities The huge Gardiner dam and its tunnels which extend more than four miles and cost $35000 one to constnict also were of particular interest The mom mothspillwoy an undertaking requiring 345000 cubic yards at concrete wastust completed in 1965 This sthIure has dis charge capacity at 2650011 cubic feet We have some impressive ir rigation in Simcoe County at the Holland Marsh but nothing to compare to this remarked Mr Latimu 111 MILES LONG The Alliston real estate broker said Diofenbaker Lake was 117 miles long We appreciate our Earl Rowe Park lake here it is line project which will be abig help to Allislan and this district But you could put it in one comer of this immense dcv elopmcnt he said While in the west the delega tion visited various experimental stations and conservation parka obtaining much information of interest Detailed reporb will ho given to tho Noitnwnsaga Con servation Authority We were shown some oi the possibilities at what can he done said Mr Latimcr exhilr iting maps and pamphlets tcllv ing oi the western projects interest in conservation has in creased steadliy in this part oi the province in recent years Largest current project at theY Nottawusaga Valley Authority is the NEW lowell dam and park which is now being completed The Tottenham pond park exten sion work at Edenvale end else where also has been receiving much attention They have made some worthwhile improve ments remarked Mr Latimer praising the emphasis given this phase of development at natural resources Plan Sulky Racing POI Fair At Elmvale ELMVALE Stall Sultry horse racing will be held on the closing day oi the 1987 air of the FIN Agricultural Society on Saturday October The fair which will be held later than usual as an experie merit will open on Thursday Oct an dan interesting pro gram highlighted by school child rensi parade horse events 4H club competitions and livestock show will spread over three days Canadian Trotting Association rules will prevail for the sulky races around the Elmvale track Due to the fine showing of Keith Waples now 43 and Pat Crawe on the Canadian racing circuit this Year there has beeoinereas red interest shown locally in harness racing Both Naples and Crowe are wellknown in this area and have driven in local races in the past LEADING DRIVER Canadas leading sulky driver Keith has driven horses which have earned moréthan $150000 on the racing circuits this year His father John Waples lives in Etmvade not far from the fair grounds and has often acted as Mtiiclal starter tor races here an Innislil Voters To Decide Today vOn Liquor issues STROUD Staff Polls open ed al oclock this mamliig for lnnisfil townships liquor vote on four questions today and early indications pointed to heavy turnout before the day is over The polling booths will remain bpen until oclock this evening Four iniestions are to be decid ed including government liquor stores beer outlets licensed pre mises for serving licpior Willi meals and licensed lounges and regulations require so per cent favorable Vote to carry Because only permanent re cnts can quality which does not provide for summerproperly owners the number of eligible voters is 4333 which is about 2ooo less than the number eli gible for municipal voting The township which extends glint Barries south borders to igbway so goes eastward to Highway 27 which means part of Thornton is in Innistil 1n the last liquor vote held three years ago the marg io lavor oi dining room liquor fac ilities with meals was 565 per cent while 554 percent voted in vor of licensed lounges as 60 per cent majority was needed to carry both questions were then defeated elsewhere in the district in his youth Mr Vaples senior also was standout driver and once drove six winners out at sight at the Orr Lake races The coming fair will be the 108th annual oi the Fins Agri cultural Society and president Cecil French and colleagues are anxious that it be something particularly noteworthy to mark Canadas centennial year Good progress is being made in arrangements for centennial parade which is to be held on Saturday October at 1230 pm the day alter the childrens Elmvale Gels Lacrosse Trophy ELMVALE Stall Elmvale lacrosse fans were pleased with the showing at the local bantam team which won the Jim Nichol trophy on its first year of com petition with Orillia and Barrie The bantams won the final over 0rillia3 to with John Mianings Charles Heacock and Larry Fallon scoring the goals Orillia goals were netted by Jerry Webb and Ted Chattcn parade Some oi the best floats shown in other centennial par ades oi the area plus some en tirely new ones have been as sured Directors have been pleased with the interest shown by Elm vale and Firm councils in the parade and each is expected to sponsor float oi its own The indoor exhibits will be outstanding with all spaces hav ing been taken up some time ago Thelatcr show also is ex pected to have good indoor display of farm produce flow ers and grain DISTRICT BRIEFS summonsl couNcn SUNNIDALE CORNERS Staff Sunni 31 township council will hold its next regular meeting on Thursday Oct5 at to at the renovated Bethe School here Date for an of iicial opening of the school as municipal bui ng will bEdis cussed Reeve Lloyd Prldham said anticipateditwwld be delayed until after the internal tijonal plowing mate Oct to income Nuaouiii DRIVEIN THEATRE nowsqumo in do most lllAHlllllilll WmuflmmiJ HIIAHHEWIJMAN all Iuveicoaon Ail MEIIAIHMINT ii cln Sim County in general with Barrie the focal polnL has been receiving considerable Promotion in the folders program and other literature mulled aerou Canada in manoeuon with the coming international pl or tag match October 11 to it in only til towmhlp This wu shown in pm kits handed out yesterday at pub lic rdatioas meeting in of Nottswaoaga ltecve Arno Vaaclse chairman of pubiiEiU MUCH ACflIVlIY Ito lmpeetlan ol the site at Silvmop and neighbong farms tour miles south oi Barrio just off Highway 400 showed much progress had been made in pre parations Exhibits will be made in new dairy barn construction of which is now being completed on the Silvcrlop farm Rocve Joseph Cochrane oi lnnlslil will be mayor of tented city which is expected to occupy about so acres The plowing competitions will be held in other adjoining fields Dally parades wagon tours aa other attrnwons are plan ned aong with the champion ship plowing competitions with the best in the country compet ing large centennial parade will base added icature Roan Boyd Prirlinm at Sun nldalc is chairman of the active committee viblehbosvbeca busy wlthorrnagemcnts for the match with Kelly hiurlliucr oi Itliirtohn rm so or ontioty comm film works In cooperation with the Ontario Emmas As aoclation of which Loshley oi Tiaonto is cometarymar Tented clty Iiraugements hare beenln charge of George hie Cague of Itlliston former war den Herbert Hughes oi Giltoid is in charge ii lands Gordon writer NEWS THE BARRTE EXAMINER WEDMDAY SEiT 1961 CheckBuildingPermitProblem In West thllimbury yllrea BRADFORD Stall Follow ingactlon by oouacll warnings have been issued in West GwillA imbury about the problems which might arise for persons who proceedwlth buildings with out first submitting plans and taking out building permit at the township oiiice west at here The complaliits about neglect have not involved yearround relt sidcnls although the same re gulations apply to them but new lot owners Some ot the latter have been coming up on week ends and proceeding with build ing The council which is headed by Reeve Kel Langford has ob tained legal advice that it has the necessary authority to en force its bylaw which makes erection of buildings without re quired permits illegal in such cases the buildings werorliable to demolition it was stated The West Gwillirnbury council is anxious to have the present problems settled in coopera tive way if possible but is de termined to have regulations complied with by all coacemed Meredith is clerk in charge at the municipal office Members of the council besides Reeve Langford liiclude Deputy Bradford Cow Has Milk Record BRADFORD Stafllln pro duction test purebred Holstein cow in the herd oi Clarence Haynes has line record of per tormance Baytonia Leader Beth produc ed 21245 pounds or milk contain mg 812 pounds of tat with an average test of 332 per cent Wat in 305 milking days as fouryearold This record has breed dies average oi 139 per cent to milk and 177 for tab The Holstein Friesian Assoce iation Canada commended the rccgrd in bulletin from Brant or Reeve Ari Wright and Council lors Orville Hughes Joho Fen nell and Robcrt Sturgeon Home building work has been increasing in the township with the development of new subdivi slons Former warden llerbert tlughes was head of the West Gwillimbury council tor years until retiring from municipal council at the end of the lost term The present rceve Mr Langford served with Mr Hughes at Simeon County coun cil as well as the local council lor some years The West Gwlllimbury council is to hold its next meeting on Thursday Oetobbr 10 Musicians Enjoy Good heception lit Cookstown QOOKSIOWN winnerof the Russell Webb Trophy for best oldtime orchestra in contest at Cookstown Curling rink reeent Iy Floyd Sillito oi Strattord has written at his appreciation for the iine reception given his or chestra group the Perth County Playboys during their recent visit Royce Riehl also at Strattord whose Country Cousins won the Western division was also plea5 ed with the reception accorded his group He received the Al bert Gilroy trophy The Perth County Playboys came second in the western div ision and Rhythm Ranch Boys lromErin third The orchestra contest spon sored by the Agricultural So ciety was well patronized which means it is practically certain at again being featured neyt year Bob Saunders chali man in charge at the recent contest was given much credit for the promotion and arrangement CANADAS FINEST ENTERTAINMENT THE atheist COUNTRY WESTERN Isuow even our TOGETHER MGMqutth AS SINGING SHOOTING SON OF EUNIL in rampantdam PtIllltE Izorosut ooxv gt16 DUNLDP riotous ptivros mrarar SHOWN AT 645 It 945 or one tinny LAST courtsrs snow AT 529 aAids Plowing Match Md at Bounty Bay of dam omtralioos and Robert Campbell of Cbinchlll of lunches Ticket ni has been pushed by Reeve Alerhchuley at Elm vale who is also In charge at handling of traffic with the co operation at provlndal police De puty lleove Eugene Smith of Utopia has been lining up spoo ill events while TeamthDo pub Reeve Harry cross has ar ranged to his fleet of trao tors available ltorses for plow ing will be arrangedby Deputy Reeve Eben Sawyer of lnnlsfil BARBIE HELPS Barrie is well represented on the plowing match committee with Rod Hinder Secretary Coleman treasurer Delno Jer mey in marge of banquet ar rangements Gordon Todd In charge of farrnstasd improve ment dkpdaos and ii Mao Laren ot billettng arrangements Oman and Slmpkln The Examiner have been writ ing pifiIlIclty articles to aid the promotion ism Warden George htacttay uho livu at Dotson in on Womb also has done much to ward aiding promotion Wagon tools have been arrang ed through Robert Dryhrough of Glilord andhtrs hiosulre oi hilneslng has been helping with arrangements for ladies events and exhibits Sam French oi Cookstown has been in charge of local dayarrangemcnts Parking nrrangemeah are hi charge of John Fennell ot Brad ford whllo George Davis oi Ivy has been busy lining up exhibits From north south east and West all main highways lead to Barrie and the site at the in ternational plowing match in October reads folder with map for guidance of visitors Slmcoe County buildings in Bar rie are shown The match opens Wednesday October 11 and continues toSat urrlay October 14 Provincial plowing diampions from Prince Fairrant Island to Britidr Colum bia witl compete tor the Dom inion chainpionshin on the second day itnirsday Octcber 12 Simcoe East Liberals Make Convention Plans COLDWATER Stall Pre paratians are being made here for the Simone East Liberal nom ination meeting which will be held at Goldwater hall next Thursday starting at pm Itlex Gflmonrrodin announcer with the Midland station form erly at Orillia is the only can didato so far to announce him self in the field for the nomina tlon la the 1963 electionI McGarvey was the Liberal can didate but he has since moved irom 0rillia to Chatbam Gorodn Smith will he the Conservative candidate running in place at Lloyd Letherby of Goldwater who is retiring irom the legislature after 13 years of service Gordon Stanley service station operator wi11 be the NDP can didate The riding extends from Drillia to Midland and includes Oro SCHOOL FAIR manna THORNTON Stall Coa gratulatloas have been accorded to Lots Denney oime and Earl Elliott oi Baxter for win LITTLE TOLD ME going the most points It the re cent Essa schoollfair which In featured by L500 eatiiu in school won the award for the most points at the tair with Ban ter second THERESA NEW DEALER IN TOWN IMPERIAL Me sanrs TMORO WALLEYou KIRK in in ANIMALS TOYS GASTAWAYS BENT ins Starts at pm Lnst Complete Show at 830 SIGHTLESS GUNMANON MANHUNT TECHNICOLOX dc WlDESCIiEEN AIIARLEQUIN PICTURES aozswrmou Diicrled by SERtrld EURBUCCI LAST TIMES TONIGHT DEVILS ANGELS township up to Barries borders licensed Mechanics ARE you unhappy with your present earnings are YOU capable and willing interested in secure future IiYourAnSwerIsXES Then Run DontWoIk To Canadian Tire war OFFER YOU The finest equi ped shop Steady yearround employment Excellenf benefits medical insurance profit sharing Highesi proven earnings in Simeoe County WerelBusy Add We Need Soles hiive doubled in the past ing large expansion program three years and we are commonsy Apply in Confidence to RON HAUGHTON Service Manager CANADIAN iiiRs sick TIODIinlop St West Borg rie HI gt