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Henry Spence is gigantic Hungarian Squash This yel THE PRIDE and on of low vegetable was grown in JOAN SMITH 15 County Honors girl from Grenfel 4H club arranges Thanksgiving centrepiece in the Grenfel ex Iho soil of Duntroon Mr Spence estimated its weight at being at leasta huad red pounds snywnyf Mr 1111 in the Table Centres for Different Occasions class Joan estimated that it took the seven glrls about week Spencghnlmd Mu classes us well and is also an exhibitor In the Royal Winter Fair at Toronto to prepare the different pie ces ranging from New Years through to Christmas ar rangements Fcur Entries in Fla Hi ho come to the fair is the invitation extended by theBarrie Agricultural Soci ew Today is the beginning of Barries threeday Fall Fair The exhibition represents months of labor by the society entrants andoiher groups and individuals associated with its production Last night and this mohairif was period of hammering paperign stapling tacking ar ranging and just plain working The entrants and so ciety members were working on the exhibits and exhibit ta Eronensmsnem Downer Hurls Hot in Ring Wally Downer 57 DufferinSimcoe since 1937 Wednesday announced in Tor hnto he will seek the lead ership of the Ontar iveConservativepb Mr Downer an Anglican min ister told press conference his decision to run for leader at the party convention Oct 2325 was not made with view to any personal honor or prestige Have burr Reclognizing there is nosuhe stitute for experienced maturi the effectivemnection and co tion of responsible govern tnent he have duty to serve my party and my province particularly when called upon by so many to do so He said he had received large number of messages from fellow legislators and urban and rural party members for him to seek the leadership since Pre mier Leslie Frost announced his resignation as leader last month Hollis Beckett member of the gisiature for YorkEast v1 Lewis member for York mber and Mackenzie emberfor York North were present at the conference to of theirsupport 7membe of the lengiitWloT said feel that nnv wnowNER Called ny Sol Many Mi Downerbecomes the fifth person to stand for the leadership The others dre Ate torney General Keiso Roberts Health Minister Dr Matthcw Dymond Minister Robert Macaulay and Education Minister Roberts Provincial as urcr Allan and Highways Minister Cass are expected toannounce their con didacy within the next few days ferris4 and provincial Bay 14 miles northwest oi here mlnspectocrinmes McDermott 3Day Exhibitignppen bias in preparation for the judging which began at 180 to nerf The results be revealed at pm when the ball will be opento the public While the hallexhibits were being prepared inside the build ing action was also going on Hibells on the boats of diildrens ride The band was having practice session in the field preparing for their Friday aft ernoon performance And of course there was the handful of wideeyed kids comingtosneak preview peek at the wondrous carnival with its illuminated wheel and qntriguink rides Thursday morning was scene of vibrant activity as baking entrants hustled in with their chocolate layer cakes pastries and other tempting delicaciesI all hoping to win Ihe craving of the Judges taste buds The activity ends the hall doors are closed and the eot night the public has its chance to Sees Foul Play In Death Of Man PARRY SOUND OF oner Msckay seid Wed nesday an autopsyhas shown that Major Kenneth CMac Iberson 72 died of drowning police inspec tor aid he has found no sign of foul play 2Maj MncPhersons body was found Sunday near his cottage on llelens island in Georgian He had gone there Aug 29 of the DPP criminal investiga lion branch said items previ ously believed missing from the cottage have all been accounted wherthey Canadian Army Onllta Servxce Flamed For Lost On Flight ORlLLiA memorial ser vice willibo held in stJouia Uultcd Church Sunday for Bloke Urea 62 and his brother Ross to executives of Urea Construc the Ltd who disappeared June on flight from here to outtaisland beard iiiiam were over Taber hey we area short irds per die maprondrcoshloatrom the plans washed up on Flower Pot island but noiurther trace of the men or plane was found despite $1000 reward offered by the company Skiddlvers from To no 20Port Credit Hamil ad Motion searched Constable Ferris of the Wlartoo provincial police do tscbrnent said Wednesday that the bodiu wers apparently tak en lo the bottom in zoo feet of water Unless we find some trace of the wreckage the search ls over he added The two men were in sin Extend Bus Route Council Announces Commencing Oct of this year the bus route in Barrie is scheduled to be extended along Davidson Rose and Peel streets Council made the decision in favor of the move at Mondays meeting In answer to number oi requests from residents in the area to be served Public advertisements detailing the route will appear in the local press shortly The route is scheduled for extension north on Davidson Street from Grove to Rose then west on Rose from David son to Peel and south on Peel from Rose to Grove flwLfincLothute will remain as it is now Council was told that the ex pected increase in revenue from the extension will more than pay for the additional cost in volved Les Cooke Will Go io Mayors Parley included in themorethan 100 Ontario mayors and reeves slat ed to attend nuclear warfare familiarization conference in pricenextNovemberisAidr erman Cooke of Barrie city council Mr Cooke will at tend es the representative of Myor Willard Kinzie Also expected to be in attend ance from Slmcoo County are George McLean mayor of Orif lia and Alex MacDonald may or Collingwood The threeday conference to be held Nov 69 has been call ed to acquaint the mayors and reeves with all aspects of clear warfare the pronoun and federal ernmen he posi ion of the in such war and the responsibilities of in dividual municipalities mammuuLMyJtbkm fill7 ram chooses tortoise 1109th Orov math annual Dropllair held yesterday was washing success from the moment it we opened by Dr Ry nerd MP for EastSimm use til themoment the intvuhiblt was JudgedAand4hellst4thlld gave treiuctant midway rides 741107 fairgrounds ecotrdr at die 1thconcessioo in Ore two milu north oi Highway ll were jammed with people and cars No official estimates ofretv teadaace were available but the large crowd on hand indir rated the pmlbility of record attendance FINEST or rams Dr Rynard flamesOttawa specially to be on hand to open the fair He commented that while there were fewer fell fairs now than in the old days the Oro Pair continued to be success and was noted as one of the oldest and finest fairs in nt Judges commented that eat ries both in the livestock and the foodstuff categories were of high quality in keeping with the standards set in previous years attraction for many nt the fair Spectators at the races ran for their cars when heavy downpour came on but announcer Jerry Coughlln as sured the spectators that it never rained at the Oro Fair and the rain and overcast cleared up after few minutes clear sky GRAIN RESULTS Wheat Alb rt Anderson Mrs Manford Horne Mrs Clark Horne Barley Albert Anderson Oats Mrs Manford Horne Mrs Clark Horne Mrs Max Craig Tetra Poktus Rye Johnson Mrs Max Craig Alb ert Anderson Six ears of corn Mrs Clin ton Fagan Albert Anderson Sheet of wheat John son Mrs Clark Horne Sheet of barley Albert And erson Sheaf of 0an John son Mrs Clark Horne Albert Anderson Easilage corn William Clark Mrs ClintonFagan Al bert Anderson RossTudhops Timothy seed Albert And erson Pas re sod Mrs Clark We William Clark Mixed hay Albert Ander snn Mrs Max Craig Johnson Clover hay Gerald Rattle Albert Anderson John son ROOTS AND VEGETABLES iIrnip stockAlbert Ander son inrnip table Gerald Ret tle Albert Anderson Mrs Cl1n ton Fagsn MangoldsJxcintonFHE an Pie pumpkin Gerald Rattle Mrs Catherine Melton Mrs Ho ward Campbell Onions Mrs Charles Simp Ihajs in favor of warm sunshine and CollectionofvegetablesMrsf ting Harness racing was special DR RYNARD MP left discusses purebred short horns at Oro Fair withexhibi son Mrs Lloy Clinton Fagan Potato onions Mrs Clark Horne Mrs Manford Horne Mrs Jim Pearsall Carrots Mrs Clinton Fag an Mrs Charles Simpson Mrs Lloyd Sampson Parsnips Mrs Clinton Fag an Turnip beets Mrs Max Craig Mrs Lloyd Sampson Mrs Charles Simpson Red cabbage Mrs Clinton Pagan White cabbage Mrs Jim Pearsall Mrs MaxCraig Mrs Lloyd Sampson Cauliflower Fa an Isable corn Albert Anderlt sonrM Clinton Fagsnrkoss mdhope Squash Albert Anderson Mrs Clinton Fsgan Ross md ho illegetable marrow Mrs Ho ward Campbell Mrs Gor Caldwell Albert Anderson Tomatoes Mrs Campbell Mrs Gordon Caldwell Mrs Clinton Fagan Citrons Mrs Clinton Pagan Mrs Gordon Caldwell Mr Gerald Battle Waterm ns Mrs Max Craig Muskmelons Mrs Lloyd Sampson Mrs Clinton Pagan Sampson Mrs Mrs li nton Clinton Pagan Dressedichickens John Campbell Miss Roberta Camp bell Early potatoes Albert And for Weshago Dr Rynard who has many friends and former ma Bradley Mrs Howard Campbell Wesley McArlhur of arson Mrs Williamlretidcn Mrs Catherine Melton Medium potatoes Mrs Clin ton Fagen Albert Anderson Late potatoes Mrs Clinton Fagan Albert Anderson FLOWER SHOW Pansies collectionMrs Vei Mrs David Pilkey Asters six blooms Mrs Gordon Caldwell Mrs Brad ley Mrs Jim Pearsall Snapdragons six blooms Mrs Nel Jamieson Mrs Bradley Mrs Bert Jamieson Zinnias six large blooms Mrs Bert Jamicson Mrs Vict or Hart Mrs Jim Pearsali Zinnias six pompous Mrs Bert Jamieson Mrs iiro Pear ssll Mrs Bradley Collection of sweet peas Mrs Mel Jamieson Mrs Bert Jamieson Mrs Lloyd Sampson Collection of petunias Mrs Lloyd Sampson Mrs David Pil key Mrs George Caldwell Collection of Nasturiums Mrs Jim Pearsall Mrs Ross Bradley Mrs Bert Jamlesnn Dahllas three small blooms Mrs Bert Jarnieson Mrs Jim Pearsall Mrs George Caldwell Dabllas three large blooms Mrs Bert Tsrnieson MrsLloyd Sampson patients in the counb made special triplrom Ottawa to open the fair hominer Photo Clayton Fagan Mrs Caldwell Mrs Lloyd Sampson Gladioli Mrs Bert Jamlelt son Mrs George Coldweil Mrs Lloyd Sampson Basket of cut flowers Mrs George Caldwell Mrs Bert Ja mieson Mrs Ross Bradley Dining table centrepiece Mrs Jim PearsallMrs Ross Bradley Mrs Bert Jamieson Best potted geraniumMrs Jim Pearsall Mrs Gordon Cald well Mrs Lloyd Sampson Best potted plant Mrs Nor man Dwinoeli Mrs Manford Horne Mrs Lloyd Sampson DriftWood floral arrangement Mrs trailers 11 aldwell Mrs Sampson Dr Ives of Stayner judge of the floral displays said it was one of the finest displays he has ever judged Try An Examiner Want Ad PHONE PA $2414 Haircuts 75 Saturdays $100 Barbers CLIFFS BARBER SHOP SEE YouaaTTHEEAIR outside Carnival workers were just finishingsb new DRAW on ssoVoOGRUEN wrist Wahch for except for Mai MacPher sons wallet soo save $3 ON EACH PAIR PAIRS womens CASUAL $HOESI Reg Value To $1095 I=ECIAL PUNLbP or THURS r111 SAT seer 141516 mewn snots Pa 31377