Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 28 Sep 1961, p. 2

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the weatherman which brought country fair compete with couple of other fend hamesse INNISFIL NOTES Beeton Fair Gets Break From Weather By R415 This fair ohlclassed most of them it had good day from out crowd big enough to make it an exhibition rather than The trucks which brought the stock for the show filled most of the space in the inner circle not needed for show rings This was the first indication of the numbers in the contests No ex hibitor had show on his own and some of the cottlemen who have been showing their herds against one another or even splitting the prize money among couple of their own exhibits found that there was plenty of competition at Beetoa Five herds of Angus cattle gave the lone lnnisfil herd real competition especially as one of them was owned by wealthy city owner who is making the black cattle specialty Here fords represented by Cyril Cook of Barrie View Farms had to herds one owned in YorkCoun ty The black andwhites Hol steins heldtheir regional new in conjunction with the fair and neededmontlnuous use of ring There were exhibitors from all parts of the area including Har old Robertson of Stroud who took away some ribbons Cat tlemen came from far and wide just to have the satisfactionof winning at Beeton Fair known us an agricultural show with good stock on view However the biggest she had over 100 exhibitors of 4H clubs who came out with beef calves dairy calves sheep and swine and filled their section with top quality exhibits It wasone of the best 4H shows we have watched so far this year Winners here are the ys and girls who start fitting stockforothercompetitionsfi Horses of all kinds were to be seen Big draft horses which used to be the plow horse of the farms now live the life of Riley with the best food and care so theymaylook and act well when they go to the fairs There were all breeds of these including those of Hughes Bro thers Stroud They were not left out when it came to takinL away some of the ribbons There were carriage horses and race horsespand these later put on several good heats which meant the cry of watch the gates being heard as the crowds surged back and forth across the grounds There were saddle ponies cowboy ponies 0F YOUR272 Youll experience new comfort found in no MSmooth handsome lines fine leather eniry oi the latter five teams were in competition and when driver had slight accident with broken neckyoke this event was moved to larger ring lanlsflls show team owned by Cliff Webb and Son made good showing One team with lady driver gave the boys is hard rubbing for ribbons Soon if one wants to sea horses they will have to attend fair to do so and mo thers when asked what these animals do will have to answer iiust what you see here dear There were other things to see besides the stock show The marchin of the school children showed that the Beeton area is not fading out Nearly 1000 school children paradedJato the grounds led by the Aurora High School Cadet Band and gave real display of marching and music After the children had dispersed spelling match conducted by Dr McKelvie got underway and thisltept onein suspense for some time The last event of this wasa freelt forall and teachers were invit ed to participate it was quite struggle The areas which held the ex hibits of the various institutes agricultural is as well as some commercial ex hibitswas well arranged Each of the exhibitors had made their show outstanding One agricui tnral entry was the display of 15 exhibitors of the SiloBushel Per Acre Potato Club of South Simcoe To grow 500 bushels of potatoes on one age is feat that few years ago would not have been thought possible ad to grow them with so many perfect samples of top quality potatoes is also special fea ture No small otatoes arev acaumeoaitnstsoo ash All are saleable stock and those on display werezsmooth and even in size the kind that would make splendid baked potato The Copaco display of sides of bacon was again on show and these sides had no connec tion with those previously shown couple of names had appeared before and oneor twoJiad been winnerseatothera fairs Automobiles were parked on every street in the village as well as in the groundii The prize list which will be available for publication before long wllibe interesting readiag eronies Jmoueiorevewonk 49m BE PROUD and every booth which was entering to the public had busy day Crisp all fair weather and crowds of enthusiastic entrants and spectators were the order of the day yesterday at Beeton Fail Fair Left two ladies of the Boston area hirs Frank Haughtoa of Newton Robinson and Mrs Glassford of See ton examined the excellent nualitLaiJliaJrachertame cloth done by Mrs Mae Bow man liirs Bowmans creation won first prize in her class Centre blue checked tea pron is modeled by Mrs Gco rge McCague convencr of thevpublic school department The apron was made by Car WEATHER synopsisi great mass of cold air has pushed southward from the Arctic and covers On tario The surge of coldaier marked by extensive snownur rice in Northern Ontario and by showers in the southern and central parts of the province Freezing and near freezing temperatures will occur in Cen tral and Northern Ontario to night Lake Ontario southern Geor gian Bay Hallburton regions Cloudy this morning with occa sional showers in eastern sec tions comin sunny with claudy periods this aftemooa cooler Sunny with afternoon cloudiness continuing cool Winds northwest 15 to 20 and gustytoday becoming west is Friday Northerifi Georgiah Bay Ai goma mi southern White River North Bay Sud bury Sault Ste Marie Cloudy Collingwoocl Men Guilty Assault OWEN SOUND Cl Edgar Cooper 26 and Robert McLeod31 both of Collingweod were fined $800M 60 days after they pleaded guilty in magis strates court here Wednesday to assaulting Reginald Dy nes olyn Rogers Allisfoa and wss awarded first prize in the school competition Right Chalkrill Silver Rocket registered Welsh pony stal lion takes his showing stance Rocket is from Chal krlll Farms owned by Mr and Mrs Chalk King ndirbeingridderbyhis young master Paul Chalk 10 Rocket placed first in the saddle ny class and second in two ion classes His next showing will be at Voodbridge and then he wlll take his first step into the big time and en ter the Royal Winter Fair FORECAST with sunny today Chance of scattered showers this afternoon much cooler Sunnywitrciouuyperiods Frl day log cool Winds northwest 15 to 75 and gusty to day becoming south or south west 15 to so Friday Forecast emperatures Low High Tonight Friday 40 60 40 Windsor St Thomas London Kitchener Wingham Hamilton St Catharine Toronto Petérborough Trenton mourns Muskeka North Bay Sudbury Earlton SALE 0F READYMADE DRATPES Youngs Draperies Dualo PA M588 Abitlhl Compulsory Medical Scheme Is Suggested For By SCOT BCHILL REGINA CWTho CCF gov emment of Saskatchewan has been advised by govemment appointed committee to set up and administer comprehen sive compulsory scheme of medical care for the province The recommendations made Wednesday in isupage inte rim report by the Thompson ad visory committee on medical care probably will form the ba sis for medicalcare legislation to be introduced at special seslt slon of the legislature starting Oct 11 The plan will cover almost all Saskatchewans 930000 res idents and will cost an estimat ed $19970000 to $21570000 the commitee said The percaplta cost will be from $2043 to $2418 for the first year The lower figures are based on the assumption that he charged to iiinit costs and discourage frivolous or unneces sary requests The utilization or deterrent fees would he paid by patients Saskatchewan to doctors on basis of $1 for an office visit for day home call and S3 for night home call The committee expects costs rise this to five per cent annually for the first few years The report did not receive the support of all 12 members of the committee formed in 1960 to study the provinces health needs Financing would be by direct premiums and supplemented by public funds The government close source says is considering four means of paying for the plan Increased income tax increased corporation tax an increase In the threepercent education and hospitalization sales tax and personal premiums The only recommendation by the committee was for prem iums to be levied in similar manner to premiums now paid nominal uttllzatianfeeswould marina compulsory Saskat chewan hospital services plea Premiums under this 14year program are $58 yearly for family and 32A yearly for sin gle person You Can JUI Up To You By WEED Author Lectures Nutrition Researcher CE Your Way To Better Health rites New Book Send For Your Copy Today gt No Obligation To Nutritional Research so Wellington St Toronto Oat Name Address City THE BARR WK THURSDAY 52 1961 srocx maxim Market Ahead Trading Is Heavy TORONTO tCPSpeculativ interest condoned to keynote action on the stock market dur ing heavy morning trade lode Hugo volumes in such junior base metal stocks as Lake Du fauit WiltseyCoghlen Area and Mcliayersmntlnuedunahatai Lake Dufauit which started it all last week was down 55 cents at $425 share The stock began to sag after results ofrthe TODAYSSTOCKTRICEY second section of the companyi first drill hole in Quebecs Nor bec field were released At the nesday it was of five at the open today dropped to 45 down 35 cents it came back to 70 then de clineiLroaiflbquakiaiu vancing to $4125 down 55 cents industrials were ahead 50 on the exchange index at 59619 golds at 0144 Compiled by BFiynn 98 Dunlop 5t Barrio maintains Ashes Don Altam lull Aluminium Alberta Dal Atlas Stall EKMKOBIXIIX Bank of NI Bell 13L Ending 34A Oil EC Power geese CPR noni Tar it Lakes Home on hub 01 Canada Cement Can Chunks Can con rain am Can Paper Conum Gal Di Seal Llhatt Neruda NHL 66 non atom units PM Egon PM GIL Few Ends Ilflfll Korn Fit lac Acoe inland lat Nick is rov mil Club Mac Powell my unmy Perl Nor oat no Idea Corp Oshawa Pactfic rate Pens Pi Que Nl all Roe Hudson 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