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fig Allan Taylor and Piffy dominate the pony show Allen Taylor of Hillsdale and his horse Piffy dominated the Elmvale Fall Fair pony show gaining five first place ribbons Available results of the pony show listing winners and schools are as follows Showmanship on the line under 11 Allen Taylor Lesley Bidmead Waubaushene Public School Showmanship on line 11 to 13 Colin Bidmead Waubaushene Michelle Ayton Waubaushene Mitzi Derks Cundles Heightsr Trail class Allen Taylor Sue Dawson Collingwood Linda Bendell Collingwood Figureeight race 11 and under Allen Taylor Rusty Birimcombe Forest Hillsl Mark Copeland Marchmont Frgureeight race 11 and over Karen Campbell East View Jim Bayda Burns Ave Allan Melnyk Parkview Musical tires Terry Carr Huronia Centennial Karen Campbell Eastview Pat Simpson Marchmont Pickup race 11 and over Karen Campbell EastvieW Jim Bayda Burns Ave Tim Fortune Collingwood Balloon race Allan Melnyk ParkvieW Karen Campbell EastvreW Mark Copeland Marchmont Apple bobbing Tim Fortune Col ingwood Terry Carr Huronia Centennial Jim Bayda Burns Ave Potato race under 11 Allen Taylor Mark Copeland Mar chmont Rusty Birimcombe Forest Hills Potato race 11 and over Jim Bayda Bums Ave Terry Carr Huronia Centennial Tim Fortune Collingwood Boot scramble and water race Allen Taylor Mark Copeland Marchmont Results of horse classes are as follows Showmanship on line 14 to 16 Steven Watt Central Janice Walters Orillia Bruce Agar Elmvale Showmanship on line Carrie Parrish Stayner Pat Christinsen Midland John Crawford Stayner Grand and reserve champion ship Steven Watt Central Carrie Parrish Stayner Western pleasure Steven Watt Central Bruce Agar Elmvale Pat Christinsen Midland English pleasure hack Sue Dawson Collingwood Waubau Grove Michelle Ayton shene Midland Teresa George ormien seven of Elmvale was obviously moved by the sounds of the Ontario Provincial pipe and drum band at the Elmvale Fall Fair Saturday Choosing broken balloon as his instrument he joined in when the band struck up Amazing Grace The OPP band scheduled to perform in the Elmvale parade entertained instead in the Elmvale Arena as prelude to the queen contest Examiner Photo Heidi Currie six of Elmvale was rather impressed with the size of these classwinning squash on display at the Elmvale Fall Fair She herself Was an awardwinner at the fair taking sixth place with the pumpkin she entered in the junior agricultural competitions Large crowds viewed the agricultural displays in the Elmvale Arena over the weekend although steady downpour Saturday forced cancellation of other scheduled activities such as livestock competitions and horse races The twoday fair concluded Saturday evening with dance and show in the arena Examiner Photo By PAUL DELEAN Examiner Staff Reporter ELMVALE Their faces were red with cold their hair wet and straggly But Nancy Trace and Lauralee Guthrie both 15 clambered down from the toothy whale they had been riding for several blocks with smiles on their faces The two Elmvale District High School students were sup posed to be mermaids Saturday in the Elmvale Fall Fair parade They hadnt counted on get ting rained upon but the weatherman wouldnt co operate Instead of throwing in their fish tails however they merely replaced them with bright red safety patroller rain coats and went the length of the parade route on the mechanized whale that con stituted the float of St Johns United Church steady downpour dam pened and abbreviated the an nual Elmvale Fall Fair parade but the show went on nonetheless Marchers and exhibitors proceeded at their own discretion Several rain dampened floats never left the starting point Elmvale District High School The Jonah Inside the Whale float carrying Nancy and Lauralee did although its debut was hardly auspicious The tractor camouf la ed under the wooden whale bo ran out of gas shortly after the start An emergency supply was enlisted from nearby gas station but by the time the whale roared back to life the float had fallen well behind the rest of the parade It was last to arrive at the Elmvale Arena fair grounds IT WAS FUN We didnt have to go on it we wanted to said Nancy It was fun riding down the main street added Lauralee Mrs Ada Adams 86 had hoped to share that experience but the weather wouldnt allow it In sartorial velvet cape and crown set designed by fellow senior citizens she would have portrayed the queen on Sun shine Club float com PREWINTER SAM PATTENICKS must clear their entire winter stock in Barrie to make room for their big selection of gifts and toys for Christmas Take advantage of these sacrifice prices This sale will never be repeated SAVE UP TO MENS PUllOVERS CARDIGANS 100 acrylic machine washable Cable stit ch design Assorted colors Sizes SMLXL Compare 1495 GIRLS FlANNEl PYJAMAS 100 combed washable Floral Assorted sizes Compare 495 99 lADlES SKI JACKETS 100 nylon shell fibre inner flannel pattern 500 lADIES CARDIGANS 100 acrylic machine washable fancy knit Assor ted colors 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the booth today thought it lot Here there and everywhere in one way or another we count on the freezers and heaters lights and telephones Xrays and vaccines lathes and drills televisions and radios computers and lasers tractors and combines products and services from long string of scientific and technological achievements Some like the airplane were barely off the ground and others no more than sciencefiction when grandma was toddler No one could have envisaged the full extent of material wealth and comfort the wizardry would bring And with its unrestrained use the litMilli be Tracey Knight seated is the new queen of the Elmvale Fall Fair The 16yearold was chosen Saturday at the Elmvale Arena from group of seven contestants that included first princess Brenda Stammers left 17 and second princess Lynn Taylor 15 All three are students at Elmvale District High School Tracey succeeds Mignon Tiltault and will represent Elmvale at twoday agricultural convention in Toronto in February Examiner Photo Rain and cold shorten parade but the Elmvale Fair continues monarchs was very nice of the club to ask me tobequeen she said Tracey Knight her junior by 70 years could well understand Mrs Adams delight The ltryearold student at Elmvale District High School was chosen over six other en trants to be Miss Elmvale Fall Fair She succeeds Mignon Thiffault connrcriou On page 35 of our Get Your Moneys Worth circular in the newspaper Tuesday Oct 11 the Franklin Fireplace and the Parlor Stove Item are presently not available Orv ders will be taken for future delivery We regret any inconvenience this delay may have caused many concerns One being the growing concern over the amounts of energy it all requires Just imagine the use of electricity alone doubling every decade That is the way its been growing it has to be cut back The capital cost of maintaining such rate of the examiner Tuesday October 1977 City council will hold its regular twicemonthly meeting tonightat7at City Hall Main item on the agenda is approval of general committee recommendations from the past two weeks committee meetings Among committee recom mendations are call for pro osals from private enterprise or use of the Council meets tonight old Collier Street fireball under longterm lease Mayor Ross Archer has described the recommendations as last ditch effort to save the disused building from demolition refusal to endorse the Simcoe Rescue Squad specialized emergency rescue unit which appeared before committee last week asking for moral support TOWERS CORRECTION In Towers Tower Power flyer inserted in todays edition of this newspaper please note the following corrections On page prices on all open stock son dstone dinnerware have been reduced 25 off our regular prices On page the Toastess Electric Frypan is available in polished aluminum as stated It does not have buffet handles as shown The Proctor Silex Iron is available as shown not in harvest gold color as stated On page 12 Towers Pharmacy items are not available in our Jane Finch store We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers Towers expectations We have come to expect growth is prohibitive And the fossil fuels from which much of the electricity is generated are both diminishing and more and more costly to come by Ontarios water resources once the one and only great provider of electric energy have been just about fully harnessed Though nuclear energy will help out considerably science and tech nology cannot solve all our problems Alternate sources of energy such as the sun and wind are still long way away when it comes to meeting the massive amounts of energy we go through Conserve energy The future depends on it As todays toddlers will soon discover the newest and most significant source of energy is to be found in conservation in cutting out the waste Its the one solution everyone can help get off the ground