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crewman pugmazwwIYFfi Bicycling is great sport By an HARPER Chayt An invitational bicycle tour will be coming to Barrie tomorrow The tour will leave Orangeville at to aiii and will arrive tit the Brroltdale lnn Barrie sanitation iii the afternoon IIom Parry of Freelioa Ont is the organiser and he was kind enough to invite me to ride in his tour There will be ap proximately 20 riders taking part This will be my first tour of the year had couple of boats With the flu in the spring that left me little weak and conse quently have not been riding my bicycle very much this some nier But feel that if ride reasonable pace can make the journey from Orangevillc to Barrie The tour is twoday tour with stop in Barrie overnight anti return to raiigeville on Sunday will try the first log of the trip iiiiti if feel alright will return to Oraiigevllle with the tour llicyclc tours are great way of viewing the country it is also very healthy pastime In most of the tours the riders judge their own speed some ride as though they were in race and others take their time and stop often for rests and retrcsliiiients But usually the riders are able to ride from 50 to 75 miles per day and still enjoy good party and dance at night Of course there is always the odd flat tire or bicycle breakdown on the road to take some of the joy out of riding But usually there is someone in car or truck to act as bicycle mechanic and helper if rider has trouble loiii larry is the same gentleman who organized the Preo lour last year which came to Barrie and stopped overnight at Molsons Park rode few legs of his tour last year tiiiti thoroughly enjoyed it Barrie seems to be one of Mr Parr favorite meeting places When he organized the l975 Preo our he held the first meeting at Home at the Brookdale Inn Then he stopped over night when mapping the route Our town was must as stopover for the riders in the Preo Tour and they must have ca joyct themselves in Barrie for Tom is bringing select group licrc for his invitational tour toiii larry is the recreational director for the Ontario Cycl ing Association and was the chief organizer of clc Canada Tti project which saw bicycle riders tour across anadii from Vancouver iii the Montreal Olympics Tom is very dedicated man on the Canadian bicycle iiig scene am sure that this tour utiiit be the last bicycle tour tti come to Barrie organized by Tom larry and those who know this very happygolucky guy will welcome him anti his friends again and again We hope that the weatherman will be good to us for when ii bicycle tour is arranged you ritie no matter what kind of ttlffltl there may be So please keep your fingers crossed for iisoii Saturday it will bctough enoug for meon dry pavement llttl iiiiiitf riding in the rain Each year the hills seem to get tctpcr anti longer anti the old le have less zip But have always loved the cycling game out even little bit of suffering worthwhile when riding gives me so much pleasure will let you readers know next week how make out and lion lflt tour went if you should pass me on the road toot your horn and wave was very pleased to hear that our cycling club the Huronia tyclc tltib has been invited to the Summer Games in the Ot lll arleton arta September 4th anti 6th would also like to tongraiiilatt David llrcidiiig on his fine win in Hamilton last iccltad We will be hcarniga lot inoreofDaVid in the future Lesperance Lamb dominant juniors fly IAULDeIJCAN fZyiiiiiiiicr Staff Reporter wlitlly Lcsparaiicc and Donna Lamb ciiicrgetl as the outstan tliiic ritfcri lll the ltarric Fair liimor Horse Show Wednesday cacli pickingupflirccfirsfs ltllfilltt from llreslau ihit scorctl firsts in the jumper fault and out and juiiipcr stake aboard Gypsy Ltc She was first through third III the warmup jumper class with lypsy Lee Black Jack and thillaglicr respectively Slic also iiianagctf third in the bar class astritie iiallaglicr anti second in thc Altt flllll junior jumper challciigcwitlilllackdiick Lamb giiidcd Sea chs to Vic ltilltN lll tlic working hunter slaltc liaiidy working hunter and working hunter classes lialc llai vcy and Linda Lady coiiitiiiicd tor first in the six bai class MIOlltf in the jumper static and third ill the Alit lai ll challciigc llic tliallciigc Lama loiiias ot Wiffowtfalc ilioaitl lla Sitcl fhat coni llllLllliilt also finished second lll fflt liar class lobias also toad li to second place Ionst in the jumper faiill anti ill in of lailor of Hamilton and he tiiooat lciiiiy Field had izootl day orim first ill the ll toad working hunter was won by Cricket team seeks victory llic fiat ickct tlub will ac on to iyciiizc loss carhcr lii lflffi firm It meets iciivboiotiqti Saturday at itatiio Shack fltfif ilittlfc ih liillll match llltl to tito fiat it ifllf dropped its Iftftfitltl gaiiic against iiiiltitiitl lit fiat it mic ifllflflt ttti club heads into match with rc will will if ftfllfffl fflgfl llltfil iflt illl lffl flock haiiictiiiiigtiluttfa ls Gran SALES LTD ERIE THE CAR YOUVE ALWAYS WANTED AIR CONDITIONED THUNDERBIRD $1 iFiil°lfi dview Ford 379 Boyfield St challenge second in the work ing hunter working hunter stake and working hunter under saddle classes and third in the handy working hunter ategory Ktiko Lindo carried Debbie MacLachlan of Nobleton to first in the junior working hunter under saddle class and thirds in the Coad challenge and working hunter stake The Added Touch ridden by Lisa Naylor won the conforma tion hunter class They finished second in the equitation class for competitors Handover The class was won by Vic toria Baago aboard Colwin Bay Ellen Ponipili and Calico Lady won the 14 and under sec tion The runnersup were Mare cie Davies on Rare Vintage anti Kelly Taylor on First Mateo Tammy Samuel or liornby had pair of seconds with The Morning After They came in the Coad challenge and conformation hunter class Kim Samuel guided Sir Certain to third in the junior jumper stake llaintry Smith rode leni niond to second in the handy working hunter and third in the conformation hunter classes tathy Brown of Shanty Bay anti Simon Echo scored tliirti in the junior working hunter iiiidcr saddle classification Mary Kromar and Cromwell were third in the working hunter section Alliston Urich astridc Foot iiotc earned thirdplace rib boa in the equitation class for competitors 14 and under Time Again anti Katy Otoir nor combined for third iii tfic jumper and out as did Never Fails anti Bevan in the six bar class Oshawa upset illILLEYILLE Ont WP Lastplace Belleville Mc Donalds upset Oshawa So Thursday in the last regular season game for the firstplace lonys iii the Ontario Fastball League LiMILC tMt lZH LEASING 7287361 IIIMINUIIVIC tAllli Mlii hfunick of Lanibctli guides Freedom over one of the obstacles on the small pony course during one of lliiiistlays events iii the llnrin ftlll horse show The peitoriiiiiiicc earned them gt wry whet second place iii the flltth flicii team fill tffttlth balance of youth and cit pt ct Freedom lliottii iitliy is it is 2t tExamintr Caledons Clarke wins three events in Barrie Fairs junior pony Show The ponies were the spotlight at the Barrie fllll horse show lliiirstlny which suited Andrea fnrltt oi Paletlon just fine Andrea and Mnlituka teamed up to Win the open jumper stnkc lit hands and iiiidert open jumper pony tlzi hands and unticri anti pony fault and oiil till hands anti lllltftll They were also tlurtl in the con formation liuntcr pony tit hands and untleri scct ion ynthia lienitr aiitl flllftfli loby scored firsts III the con formation pony tlt hands and undert iiiitl oien juniper pony over 13 boats classes They were also second in the pony working hunter untlcr satltllc over 13 hands division Fintfclii llyfi lltfiftlf by Angela lougeon was third Ill the may working hunter under sadtlc second in the working hunter stake lit hands aiitl under third in the coiiforiiia tion hunter pony second in the conformation pony anti third in the conformation hunter stake Mark Samuel of llornby Vi lUllillIICXYfillttifli Wendy lncalc of Aurora had pretty good day the liar ric ftau junioi pony slioyi Thursday as crtdcnccd by tlicclustci of ribbons stir it as giiitlctl liii liiiby to first lll tln coiiloriiiatton hunter stake and ffllllft Ill the conformation pony and working hunter pony tiitcgolics ffhhtlltftll ridden by Shari Hiiiipsoii won the pony working liiiiitti iiiitlci saddle and work log hunter pony lover lit tiiuitfril iiiitl lintl seconds in the coiitoriinitioii liuiitci pony and coiiloitiiiitioliliuiitti ililkt litfly Siiiiprtoii of Shanty ltiiy and mount Mislilta scored first lit the conformation hunter pony tit hands and under st coiid in the fault and out and third lll fflt pony Working liiiiilcr under saddle class The duo also learned tip With Sandy Walsh and lyiiig tolc to finish second lit the poiiy relay tfii liantlsaiidiintfci Walsh and tolc on their own had ii third in lflt open juniper pony class Andy Watson and loriiiay placed first ill the may fault and out tovcr lil limit st anti sc conti in the open juniper poiiy tovcr lit bandsl in the pony working hunter sporting They included tlircc firsts Looking on with sonic intcicsl is Lyric tlic otlici hat of tlic winning coiiibintioii fIxaiiiiiiti ffttlit iiiitlcr stidtflc class Yathy llargravr of Markham placed first astritle latsy Next was liristoplicr Ives of Aurora and Silver uclicss Wendy Kiieiilt of Aurora and Lyric combined for firsts in tlic conformation hunter pony tovcr lt hands and working liuiilcr stake and second in the working hunter pony lover lilbaiidsi Miiii Ace carried Jarof Mtlincrt til llobcaygeon tti seconds in the open juniper stake aiitl open jumper ptiiiy classes l3 hands anti under logetlier will Carolyn ircnon aiitf Clieeta they won the pony relay hccta anti ircnoii them selves scored thirds in the fatilt and out anti openjuinpcrstakc in the pony relay for horses ovcr lit hands Ltt Gallagher and Hollywood Able joined forces Willi Andy Watson and loriiitiy for first place finish ynlliiii litnitr and flnfffll Toby and Diana Smith astride fftlllllHtii placed second Smith and Promises com hintd for sccontf iii the pony laiilt and out Yathy Minhianiclt of Lambttli and flttthHi finished second fit the coiiftuiiiatioii liiiiilci poiiy lit hands anti uiidcri class fliirtls lll the pony show were recorded by Thristcn aiitl ficti janiiii tworlting hunter slakci Wendy MOOli and Canadian fridt pony fault anti ouli anti Chris fard on Don Mills and Take open juniper poiin Jim Day the standout in senior categories Senior hunter and juniper day at the Barrie Fair horse show might as well have been rtndcsigiiated as Jim Day day The iiolcd anatiian equestrian from llornby Ont won nine of 13 senior events Tuesday including the featured $500 Molsons Motiificti Grand Prix He took the Grand lrix aboard Phantom who also carrietl him to victory in the in tcrmediale juniper fault anti out class irccian Tanip was Days mount for victories in the open working huntcr uiitfcr saddle green working hunter stake anti grccn working liuiitcr over fences competitions They were also third in green working ban over fcntcs and open working liunttr lany wcighti classes fowci liritlgc carried flay lo wins iii the green working hun in over fences anti optii working liuntcr any weight division and also second in the open working liuiilcr under saddle class fourth horse Easy Doc cariictl him top spot lll tlic optii handy Working huiitcr taiiy wciglitt and open working hurt for slakt llasy lloc was also second in an open working liiiii lcr Iany wcigliti ftlllill wlicrt Day finished first through third iilc lflt fiulftl was Days only iioiryyiniici flc fimslictf third ill the inlcriiicdiittc jum per class In all flay had two seconds and three thirds to go with fll minfirsts Allen ickcrs won the Hilltf llllllptl class llfl Face Value who was also lftt second placi finisher in thctiraiid lrix Another horse ridden by icktrs fitftltltfiibfc placed second in thc och working liun ttr stake and third fit the handy working liunlcr any wcigfifi calcgtuics Liv Ashton piloted Moonstcp to third in the Grand Prix She had first with llocus PtXUS in the intermediate jumper class Jamie Smart of Wiffowtfalc guided Montana Miss to first in the owner jumper fault anti out anti third in the owner jumper class Wendy fefl had pair of seconds with Atticas They came in two green working hun ter over fences classes Silkiano ridtfcii by Janice Blanch was tfiirti in one of the green working hunter over ten ccs divisions and second in the green working huntcr stake in the green Working hunter under saddle taiiy weight class iiiiiiy fhoiiipsoii urged lialfora to first placi The run ncrs up were Adrian Green of llioriiliifl aboard AritL anti liiistcr ltrown ridden by Tina laltrniooflaliiiglon Susan lrilchard finished sccoiid ill the open handy working hunter class Wiffl Sam Spade Joyce finictr and iahloriiia Split diti ffktVilSt iii lflilVillttllllltlSlillOll Mikclildcrof Aurora and Top Banana picktti up second It the iiitcriiictfiatt jumper cultgory foytc fiiiitti tlflff ioiiiwcff Villt second It the ill tcriiicdialt juiiiptr fault and out and Sitye Atis of Weston placed scctiiiti lll flit owiici jumper fault and out astritit About wo Scoring thirds lft thc Mllltil competitions Wtrc Kcrri ranger and fictolo Optll working flllllltl undci saddltr ftin tibti and Bronze tanadiaii green working hiin lti stakc fi tcigci and laiiiaratia lptli working liuii tci stiikc ititi Matthews of Shanty flay and lcngcffi tillll junipci fault and lull iiitl firian Half of Lcthbritigtg Alta atop liofiosl tin lcrincdialt juniptr fault and tillf lliirite Oi is by no itieamt conceding it future and ltlittritt Major ltuittbtili Imagiw final series to and ltiiw In The team iroVed on much at Queens larft lliuimbtt with to ti drubbing Hf the Mlvr lii squad It was totipv first Win to flirt gainer of the best at HtVlll final Some good countt liooi it totlp billets ttiiiilitmd mil sonic tffltflt fltftlltii in Iii paved the Will in in in buy and lmwr It not team that slainti lact ltm Mltlth and him liirtaudun singled to the first imam my Were brought filltil Im limit by lliimi Waist Wits JHIUZ on flitft Saunders ting uj the trim gin to it ti tip got the thin tube law iii the second Ntl Imv aw Keith iowdteii weir walnut and starlet flaw in Im fftiggtillfi Ittnlliltl boast III or crroi scoring Owen tin not on the ltrry litulgsoi sinner allowed towden lo lltiggarth came brunt Aistrops Infield grounder lbeii iii the third and regained the lead wrist smacked single and pllfiln when John Kilpattiilv likeWIsc things started to happen for tip and titgenerate for on otlps Aistrop hit an to iiticciit blooper to the outfield but and Ws right anti ctitit fitIdem got their signal crossed and the ball dropped in for single flavc Mills advanced the run ner Willi an infield grounder fctc Landers was struck by law pitch at which point the fllV fll starter was 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