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the axamlner Thursday Feb 23 1978 did you Wind Hou Form Riding instruction offered for pleasure and competition ovie trivia harlton Heston in Midway was the inning combination of last weeks Movie lriyia contest identified by Heidi larl of it Davies res Barrie She wins two passes to the imperial Cinemas If you tliilik you know the name of this weeks entry alid the two stars then send your name address and telephon number to Movie Trivia The Examiner Mm 370 Bar rie HM 1T Allison Seller 15 and Bambi my at As far as riding schools go Windy Haugh Farm of Oro Township is almost an institu tioninthe area Windy Haugh Farm has been around since 1936 which makes it one of the oldest English riding schools in Simcoe Coun ty For Dudley Oliver owner of Windy Haugh Farm riding is away oflife was taught to ride when was too young to even remember he says Oliver 68 offers riding in struction seven days week to approximately 60 students He instructs in all levels of ex perience from the beginner to the expert rider who is learning advanced jumping techniques His students range in age from seven to ages people dont like to speak of Oliver says Oliver 68 says hes noticed an increase in the interest in riding both competitively and as recreational outlet He considers riding sport anyone can enjoy Since you literally set your pace push this as being the greatest thing since it can be done to your own degree of physical fitness he said Windy llaugh Farm is just off the Shanty Bay Road just over mile from Barrie The farm is stretched over 75 acres which according to Oliver has an excellent cross country course some 19 jump gates fences and water jumps Oliver offers instruction to those who simply wish to learn the art of how to ride horse properly to those seriously thinking of entering com petitive jumping He says that quite substan tial number of his students are hoping some day that they will be in riding competitions Some do compete already Oliver says that the com petitive aspect of the sport has increased drastically with the interest in competitions and the attention given to equestrian events ut its not only sport for the younger set liver says hes noted an increase in the number of elderly persons tak ing up riding over the past two years Centering in the snow has its problems Rodney Burnhom puts Prints through his paces Mike Tredinnick trade student at Best Memorial School can hardly wait until the snow melts to launch his rocket one of several on display this week at the school The rockets built by students of Sky Hawks Model Rocketry tub are capable of reaching speeds of 2100 to 400 mph after launching Examiner Photo Any nonprofit organization or individual may have community event in Notebook Just call 7266537 and ask for Pat Guergis Calls for Mondays Notebook must be received by noon Friday for publication the following Monday Calls for Weekend Notebook published Thurs day on the Leisure Page must be received by noon Wednesday oChild Services Department of the Barrie and District Association for the mentally retarded is holding workshop on cerebral palsy for Sunny Park Nursing volunteers and the general public at 730 pm at the Adult Rehabilitation Cen tre 175 Bayfield St OThe Barrie Camera Club will meet in the library room at Hillcrest Public School 184 Toronto St at 730 pm In terested persons are invited to attend Ladies Rifle Club will meet at 730 pm in Building S113 at Canadian Forces Base Borden Open to women 18 years of age and over OBingo at the Embassy Hall Blake Street sponsored by the Knights of Columbus Barrie at pm OBingo at the Creemore Legion Hall at pm Admission $1 15 regular games and progressive jackpot Fashion show at the Continental Inn beginning at pm in the Willow Room Admission is $2 with Models supplied by Rivera School of Modelling Bingo at the Lisle Community Hall at 30 pm Barrie Duplicate Bridge Club will meet at St Georges Anglican Church Burton Avenue at 730 pm For partners and further information call Barb Menezes 7286494 OEuchre at the Grenfel Community Centre at 830 pm Lunch will be served Rebekah and Oddfellows bingo at the IOOF Hall Ferris Lane at pm $100 jackpot and refreshment booth OPublic skating at Eastview Arena from 830 to 10 pm Adults $1 admission students 75 cents and children 50 cents Euchre party at the New Lowell Legion at pm Admis sion 50 cents cash prizes OBingo at the True Blue Hall Angus sponsored by the ANAF Club at pm Barrie Flyers play Brantford Alexanders at the Barrie Arena beginning at 830 pm Flyers are currently in third place and hoping for win to move into second spot OSouth Innisfil Figure Skating Clubs Carnival will be held at Lefroy with matinee from to pm and evening from to pm Adult admission is $2 childrn 17 and under 75 cents Senior citizens will be admitted free to the matinee Tickets are available from members or Mrs Jackson at 4562843 OThc DutchCanadian Entertainment Club will host midwinter dance at the Embassy Hall Blake Street from 830 pm to am Music by the Danny Lahaie Quartet ad mission is $350 per person Tickets may be purchasd at Con tinental Specialties 0r Simcoe Business Machines Euchre at the Holly Community Centre at 815 pm OThe SecondMile Christian Coffee House located in the Farmers Market Hall Mulcaster Street will be open from 730 pm to midnight with free coffee and entertainment For further information call 7261954 Olhe 6th Barrie Cubs and Scouts are having rummage sale at Central United Church 54 Ross St beginning at 930 am For pickup call 7280465 OThe Seventh Annual Simcoe County Bonspiel will be held at the Stroudlnnisfil Community Centre starting at am Twenty rinks representing tl municipalities within the county will be present for the two oraws 0A Unitarian meeting will be held at 11 am in the Business Building at Georgian College Guest speaker will be Yvonne Houston who will speak on FrancoOntarians For further information call 7285448 Bingo at the New Lowell Legion at pm refreshment counter is available OFlea Market at the Angus Lions Hall Highway 90 Angus from 12 noon to pm Call 4246069 after pm for stall rental Parkview Centre for senior citizens is open today from to pm for an afternoon of fellowship including darts music library shuffleboard and much more Darryl Senecal left of Johnson Street Public School and Chris Kunze of Oakley Park Public School are members of the Barrie Boys Choir The choir is best known in Its par trayal of the roughandtumhlc members of Fagins Gang in last years production of the musical Oliver On March the choir will sing at the lluronia Symphony Orchestra con cert