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Coldwater fair race won by Barrie mare COLDWATER Staff nineyearold mare owned by Joe McBride of Barrie Misty Dream captured the mile pace at the Coldwater fall fair sulky races Saturday afternoon Driven by Lucien Plante the mare rallied down the stretch to win over Tottenham gelding named Time Are with Beeton gelding taking third out of five starters Owner Joe McBride was trainer of Misty Dream win ner at Barrie raceway earlier in the season Bill Byron wear ing green white and yellow silks guided Time Are for John Cole while Don McGee handled the reins of Danny Nobe for McGee of Beeton More than 11000 spectators attended the twoday Col dwater fair which was favored with ideal sunny weather Warden Orville Hughes reeve of West Gwillimbury officially opened the fair which featured school childrens parade midway rides talent show agricultural and domestic science displays and closing dance at the community centre COLWATER WINNER Keith Webb of Coldwater was the driver of two winners with his Victor Harry taking the se cond and sixth pacing events The fouryearo gelding by Scotch Affair from Judy Brooks beat out Albert Song an entry from Shelburne driven by Bill Pennington in the second with Frosty Fern mare owned by Roy James Morrow of Stroud taking third Reta Morrow handled the reins in the sixth Victor Harry was gressed by Albert Song again ut managed to win by half length Barrie owned horse Joe McBrides Chester Judge was third Don Wilcox of Midland drove April Lane fouryearold mare to her first win of the season in the opening race She had twice taken third money in races at Barrie An Orangeville mare Lum bers Little Bit was the fourth race winner under the guidance of Bill Pennington Keith Webbs Flying Miss was second Mount St Louis road being reconstructed By MRS BEULAII BARR HOBART Construction work has been going on the section of the Mount St Louis road between the 4th and 5th concession for some days with that section of the road closed at times Mount St Louis road is to have face lift and is being made ready for gravelling Resurfacing of the road is plan ned from Hillsdale to 400 expan sion In the meantime the ground work such as lowering the grade between the 4th and 5th comcession digging of ditches etc are all part of the resurfac ing of the road It will certainly be vast improvement and will be much appreciated by area residents and travellers alike Newcomers were noticed moving into the Spanish style modular home on the 5th con cession of Medonte few days ago Sincere sympathy is ex tended to Mr Ernest Miller in the loss of his wife on Sunday Sept 26 and the family in the loss of their mother Mr Miller passed away suddenly at their Coldwater home after return ing home from the anniversary service held in Hillsdale Presbyterian Church The funeral was held from the Presbyterian Church in Col Sterli customers dwater with interment in Col dwater cemetery She will be sadlymissed Neighbors are sorry to learn Paul and Loraine Belanger and their little daughter Anita Marie have moved from the area All good wishes are ex tended them as they take up residence elsewhere Mr and Mrs Gus Ladouceur and family of Port McNicholl were guests of Mr and Mrs Gordon Smith and sons on Saturday night Mr and Mrs Braithwaite have left the area having taken up residence in new home they had built recently Mrs Braithwaite teaches in the Coldwater school Mr and Mrs Keith Webb who were injured when attemp ting to avoid dog on the road with their motorcycle some days ago are progressing favorably and friends hope their convalescence wont be of too long duration Happily their accident didnt cause more serious injury CONSERVATION ANGUS The executive committee of the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority will meet Wednesday at 730 pm in the NVCA administra tion officein Angus and Kiwi Cascade driven by Terry Jackson took third Stan Somerville of Orange ville was the official timer with Gil Anderson announcer WYLIE TROPHY Bill Malcomson of Crown Hill was among the leading award winners in the roadster com petitions Jeannies VanCee won the William Wyley trophy for the second year in row in the roadster stake class with another horse from the same stable American bred May Empire taking second sevenyearold mare Quaker Miss won second in the roadster race while Jean nies VanCee was awarded se cond for over 152 hands and also in the gentlemens tour nout competition The Sander son stable of Shanty Bay an John Partridge of Minesing were among other leading win ners in the roadster class When results were an nounced it was pointed out that the Malcomson stable has won the stake class four times dur ing the past six years On the other two occasions there were ties for first place Burt Holmes of Orillia won first for best fourhorse hitch with Harry Priest of Minesing also winner in the heavy horse classes Largest pumpkin in the fair which weighed nearly 60 pounds was shown by David Doyle of St Johns school Waubaushene Eileen Doyle of the same school was second for largest pumpkin in the school fair section 52pounder with Michael Doyle third by half pound The fourth largest pum pkin was entered by Cheryl Goss of Warminster There was an excellent show ing of flowers with Mrs Scott of Midland winning for dahlias and John Woofo of Coldwater for cactus COUNTY GLIMPSES 44V 2The Barrie Examiner Tuesday Oct 571976 MIDHURST The 10th an niversary of the Simcoe County Archives here will be rec ognized with an open house on Sunday Nov 21 it was an nounced by Ingram Amos chairman of the museum and archives board On display will be maps of central Canada and the Great Lakes area some dating back to 1540 The museum and archives are on Highway 26 five miles north of Barrie The Simcoe County Archives was one of the first of its kind in the province when established in 1966 The collection so far includes maps government documents newspapers letters journals and photogra hs microfilm section was ded recently MINOR HOCKEY THORNTON Registration for Cookstown minor hockey will be held Wednesday evening at the Thornton arena Play starts next week Lefroy group plans crafts By GEORGINA MITCHELL LEFROY The Lefroy se nior citizens plan to start crafts program before Christmas with the help of Joyce Moisey of the Simcoe County recreation department The club has set up the followingcommittees Recreation Mina Kelly Mary Hammond Jerry Rob son Florence Pittan and Mary Wilson Assisting the secretary Ber tha Malone entertainment Joyce Sheppard Refreshments Betty Oliver Mary Wilson and Jean Crosby visiting Ena Williams and Flo Watts maintenance Charles Oliver and volunteers Guthrie group tours McMichael art studio By MRS El JAMIESON GUTHRIE Guthrie We mens Institute members recently toured the McMichael Art Studio in Kleinburg Tom Thompsons cabin gave us an insight into the past You could picture him climbing the ladder near his cot covered by piece of uilt For out two hours we wandered amid lovely art and paintings Our WI branch has been in vited to Crown Hill on Oct 20 Mrs Walters district presi dent will speak and show pic n3 have had Whats the fuss all about Sterling has had free Chequing for years higher interest on Savings Accounts plus we are open longer hours including Saturdays Come in open Chequing Account and have look at an honest approach to all your financial needs STERLING STERLING TRUST CORPORATION lidwit il libiidli Ross Furzecott llvlllli tures of the Federated We mens Institute of Canada con vention at Prince Edward Island The branch meeting will be held week early on Oct 13 at the home of Mrs Mel Ja mieson Mrs George Campbell convener of citizenship will be in charge Congratulations to all who took prizes at the Oro fair Guthrie was wellre resented in the showing of ivestock vegetables baking and crafts Thanks to all who worked be hind the scenes to make the fair success Open hous planned at county archives OTHER DISTRICT NEWS APPEARS ON PAGE here will hold regular meeting Tuesday at 730 pm FALL FAIR ELMVALE The 1976 fair of the Flos Agricultural Society will be held Friday and Satur day this week parade will start at 1230 pm Saturday ESSA COUNCIL BAXTER Essa township council will hold regular meeting Thursday at pm in Mary Town Lynn Morris is the the first prize for the largest recording secretary and Arlene pumpkin in the open class Calahan the corresponding secretary NAMED TREASURER VICTORIA HARBOUR Staff Reeve Theo Bernard has been elected treasurer of the Huronia Tourist Association for the 197677 term The elec tion was held at recent meeting at Port Stanton by Sears the municipal building at Bax Sparrow Lake tar Iihe public is invited to WAIRIgIIESTER WIff aten WARMNTRSta Idid WI ANNIVERSARY Members of the local branch of There is an error in our Home Hardware Fair re sa PRICES CORNERS Staff October 1976 on page the l0 radial arm saw item Stock The 60th anniversary of the formation of the Prices Cor ners Womens Institute at this MedonteOro and Orillia township border community will be celebrated at St Lukes Anglican church hall on Wednesday Oct 13 the Womens Institute will be guests of Waubaushene Womens Institute at banquet meeting on Wednesday Oct 20 The monthly meeting will be held week later Wednesday Oct 27 at the home of Mrs Dave Gordon COULSON WINNER No 27024 should not have stated saving claim on page the combination offer tool chest cabinet Stock No 33247 is in correctly priced at $21996 The correct price should read $20996 On page the extention cord Stock No 48438 is in on correctly priced at 729 The correct price should read $699 We regret any inconvenience this may have caused you our customer INGRAM AMOS NEW OFFICERS COUISON STaff Mrs SEARS b°8rd chairman ORILLIA Staff Vera Clinton Fagan of Coulson was GEORGIAN mu Bullen has been elected presi among leading winners in BARRIE COUNCIL MEETING dent of the University Womens vegetable classes at the recent ALLISTON Town council club of Orillia succeeding Coldwater fall fair including How to appear cool while Winning million this Halloween Cutout mask Olong dotted line PUIKll hole in lt lliUI Witli Silll l0 Ciltli Punch hole in circle and attach string lrom circle $5 gets you chances at $1 million Halloween night First draw live on TV October 3151 PrOVinCIol better chance for everyone BARRIEHours Monday to Itiursririy Friday Saturday am to pm Min to 1m am to Iiti lll lellllittf zuuiiii Deposit lliitllilli ieriiilioii