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Area competitors make jou rney _ to Royal Agricultural Winter Fair On Thursday of this week a parade of pigs, cows, steers, bulls, horses, pigs, chickens, geese and other farm animals will leave Simcoe County on a pilgrimage into the very heart of Toronto. The occasion is the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair which brings E Se ~ # - Ready for the Royal Helen Hawke of Coldwater proudly displays her 1,010 pound Hereford steer "Starsky". Ever since Starsky was born Helen has watched over him, fed him a special diet, kept him clean and trained his hair to curl Witnesses attend assembly "The disintegration of the family may do more to harm a society than running out of its favorite energy". This statement in The Seattle Times underscores the im- portance of turning our attention to the family unit and its question of survival in this changing world. What is the reason for family difficulties? Is it. money? Is more education and counselling needed? Arthur' Allison, spokesman for the local congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, agrees that powerful forces are shaking more and more households. As Christians we feel the solution lies in applying the direction given in the Bible for husbands, wives and children. Mr. Allison added, "To reinforce our ap- preciation of that direction, the congregation members and their friends will attend their semi-annual circuit assembly at our Assembly Hall at Norval, November 12 and 13 where much of the program will deal with uniting the family". He added, "While we do not have a great problem this way as an organization, we do need reminders that help us maintain close-knit families. The assembly will feature a baptism of new People to People Development Send Your Contributions to: BOX 18,000 TORONTO HALIFAX OTTAWA ST. JOHN'S Ontario application is File No: 43Z 434/77 number indicated above Ministry of Housing THE PLANNING ACT Notice of Application for Amendment to Minister's Restricted Area Order--108/75 Township of Tay Take notice that application to amend the restricted area order filed as Ontario Regulation 108/75 has been received by the Minister of Housing. The (1) Applicant: Leslie M. Coates-Elliott Proposal: A single-family dwelling dn a 2.75 acre lot in lot 9. conc. 5. southwest of the CPR track All submissions in support of. or in Opposition to. the application described above. and received by the Ministry of Housing, 7th floor, 56 Wellesley St. West, Toronto, Ontario on or before the 23rd day of No- vember, 1977 will be fully considered before a final decision is made thereon. Please refer to the file In addition, under section 32(9) of The Planning farm products, animals and farmers from across Ontario to the Canadian National Exhibition grounds in Toronto. For local farmers with Aazkaborro, an Arabian stallion kicks up his heels in the freedom of the moment as he runs around the paddock at the McKay farm. Aazkabooro is an in- ternational champion, a supreme champion and was a regional top five in Colorado. Aazkaborro and trainer Gordon McKay of Hillsdale will be trying for more top honours. Starsky without Hutch Photo by Terri Howell livestock its a chance to show off their prize stock, the animals they have culled and nurtured over the past year with the "Royal" in mind. For the animals its a chance to win top honours in the province--to be called "the best."' By the time the show opens on November 11, Gordon McKay and his wife of Hillsdale will already be set up in their make-shift box stall office where they will spend the next few days. The McKay's are taking five Arabian stallions and an Arabian mare to the fair. A week later, on November 17, a con- tingent of steers will be trucked from Simcoe County to the fair as well. The steers will be going with their 4-H club owners who will be competing against each other in the Queen's Guineas. It will not be the McKay's first time at the fair. They have shown horses many times. The McKays~ are _ horse trainers and the horses they have worked with up. It was all in preparation for the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. After the competition is all over, Starsky will be (sniff) sold by public auction. * ministers and will reach a climax Sunday when L. Payne, District Super- Staff photo visor, will speak on, "Maintain Your Con- fidence Firm to the End'. have a track record of wins that goes on and on. It will not be a surprise to see at least one of their horses walk away with an award. Helen Hawke of Coldwater is a 4-H member. She will be showing her steer "Starsky"' in the Queen's Guineas. Starsky has already won a 'Reserve Champion"? at a show earlier in the summer. Right now Starsky weighs in at 1010 pounds. However, he will have to weigh more before he goes to the fair. Helen says he loses weight in transit and she is con- cerned he will not like "city water". This is not Helen's first time showing at the Royal either. Helen has been raising show steers since she was small. She says if Starsky takes the top award in the Queen's Guineas when he goes to public auction after the show he could see for as much as four dollars a pound. In order to get Starsky ready for the show, Helen walks or runs him a mile a day. As well she cleans him and even trains his hair to curl up. The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair lasts from November 11 through to the next weekend. The judging of the different animals goes on daily in different rings in the coliseum. GIBSON 909 CANADIAN WHISKY My name is Ken Keeley and | represent Canadian Gibson Distillery Ltd. My Canadian whisky is -Gibson-909-Every ounce is 6 years old... one or two years older, and better, than most other Popular priced brands. 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AM radio, cigar lighter, tinted windshield, bright grille. a 7 BOURGEOIS MOTORS 472 Hugel Ave., Midland 526-2278 Wednesday, November 9, 1977, Page 15 Act, any interested person may request a hearing by the Ontario Municipal Board on an application for amendment to a restricted area order. | John R. Rhodes Minister of Housing 905 King St., Midland Phone 526-6508