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Low mt HRYDON ielt of To rontoifihotvnjlest Bonds MadeIn Motor Displayed new marine inboardeout board power unit was display ed at Lake Conchichlng last Friday to dealers and mann facturers by West Bend oi Can ada Ltd new inboardontbonrd marine power unit by the companys Barrie The Barrie lirm is the first in the field with the sithorse power unit which they call the Shark0Matlc 800 Ziegler assistant to the companys president toid deal INNISFII NOTES Missiles lire Good Ii Theyre Bricks By RGS In letter addressed to the mayor of Strond received at the township office this week writer from Australia asked how ro Ontario got the name and it there were many people by the name of Stroud living in the district He asked to be sent picture of the ma yor and council and any other information that would be of family interest His name is Strond Any pe of that name can communicate with Mr Strond in Australia by obtaining the address from theclerir GOOD MSSILES In paper received this week from Stroud England there is twocolumn story about the lat ornational Brick Throwing Con marchpth lag Mis which do but new There is enormous enthusiasm engendered by the introduction of the International BrickThrow ing Contest between four places called Stroud Especially over seas where treated as as major attraction in its own right it is apparent from newsfiper clippings recei etters and even tape record lugs received by this er Strand News and Journal from Strouda Oklahomafindfir Stroud Canada and Stroud New South Wales Australia Of particular interest is let ter which readied us this week from Smith who des cribes himself as native of Amberiey Gios and thrower of crockey balls so to 35 years ago Mr Smith tells of visiting strand Ontario with his wife and attending the Brick Throw ing Match on the edge of Lake Simcoe at the municipal park therefi Stroud is town ofabhut 200 population he writes small rhamhat so the contest was held in their beantifni lake side park As in England the event was put on as district event Prior to the main event match was held betweenthe local council who appeared to be the same in Canada as in Englandfle mayor oit contesting team began his windup in the wrong way around and would have made backhand throw had not the master of ceremonies film crimpI mean wit not set at Greatfljoy says Mr Smith wizsz by the crowd when the first brick was hurled beyond the lmfoot mark He said the only report receiv ed on the grounds was that the Canadians had higher test could have been more ex clting had theresoltsbeen re leased by telephone between all the countries Perhaps this willl be when Canadas Stroud makes their valiant try to become champions and your correspondent hopes to be there Mr Smith enclosed clipping from the Toronto morning paper ofethat datrwhich describes the Canadianroo at malts that team with total of 568 feet eight inches That paper ISM Latest Hit Saturday THE ELMVALE SCHOOL FAIR resident manager Gerald Em berson ers and manufacturers the new unit would supplement rather than replace the outboard or the inboard installation We are altering he said complete power unit which has the manoeuverohility per formance and neidbiiity of the outboard and the compact de sign of an inboard engine it is our belief Mr Ziegler said that many consumers will want the clean and unfettered boat design permitted by the inboardoutboar West Bend oiiidals said that the twocycle fourcylinder in ilne engine would go into pro duction early in November and would be sold only to boat maouiscturers for installation as original equipmentin their products They pointed out that tins would ensure that the pow er was matched to the boat and there would be no possibility of under or overpowering also reports that the Canadians spurred on by their efforts will make real effort to become the world champions next year in these days of lntercontine a1 missiles there is something to be said for people standing Jlrvdnthrowlng nothing but brick The article adds Commenting ona tape re cording sent to the News Jour nal from the Oklahoma game there was some difficulty in getting playback on this ow ing to the difference in the size of the spools used Mr Lunun from Stroud En gland had acted as the correspondent for the paper and joined forces with the reporters and radio newsman who were covering the mtflld of thebanner ac re the maimatrcet of the 0k lahnma town announcing at they were the worlds champ ions of the international brick throwing contest and the names at the other places where the contest was eing heidi This was on Highway 66 The News Journal says that he exchange of news items on the game between all the places will in crease public interest in the contest and hopes that the game which began with challenge IIIE EMBASSY Banquet and Entertainment Hall 386 BLAKE ST Beside Kempvlew Bow FRIDAY TEEN NIGHT Records 75o Per Person RYHTHMEN $250 For Couple PARKING FACILITIEF SNACK BAR Cabaret Style PA 68967 830 pm School thingP thosloog 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Jimmy Johnston Grades live and six JoAnn Fogan vi Archer Nancy Rolling Grades seven and eight Rose Marie Lloyd Sharon Sib thorpe Connie Moore nustntion ol Poem or story Grades one and two lane Pearson Patty La Rosa Christ ine Bums Grades three and four Mel odie Ritchie Beverly McLean Debbie McNeil Grades five and al Mari ene Jenkens Gibbons Nancy Rolling lt Grades seven and eight Kenneth Smith Charles Davis Jim Conn antiwark Grades one and two Norris Doen Jacob Veenstra Kenneth Price Grades three and four Mel odie Ritchie Beverly MaeLean Paul Lambie Grades five and six Gene Gighnm Robert lngieton Ken netbrrlohnston from Oklahoma to Stroud England will continue to flourish copy of the Stroud Ameri can ol July at has been receiv ed and this has devoted front page to the event showing how Brick Throwing was carried out there We have the fifth place world champion on our team and will move him up to first place next year after which he must drop out Grades seven and clxht Diane Mdinlght 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