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16 the examiner wodnosggy June 13 1979 helen mason 189 for 150 miles By ELIIV St First of three parts tLast year Pat ottlieb of Hawkestoncandl did some thing we have dreamed of ever since we bought our first horse We went camping on horseback Our trip started on the ninth line of Oro Township From there we ctit south through reforestation areas across Hwy 400 extension and along sideroads to Phelpston We then followed an old railway line towards Midland before we cut cross country parallel to Highway 12 and wéMfl the Trans Canada Highway Indian Reserve We travelled sections of tint mo and flit to Port Carling and up Muskoka Road to Rosseau From there we followed the Nipissing Rd to Orrville and then cut cross country to McKellar Our companions were It hand American Saddlebred tiained Bold One and It hand hall Arab called Fleet The 13o mile journey took us six days on fiorses Ill average condition four days work per week In the next two col iiiims Ill outline our journey louds tlireatetied rain as we carefully folded our spare clothes and rolled them into plastic covered bedrolls that first day of July After weeks of gathering equipment coiidi tioiung our horses and checking routes not even downpour could have dampened our spirits Bold One and Fleet waited swishiiig their tails casually at the occasional morning fly as we checked pack ropes and tightened guths By noon we were off Ilorses crowded fence Iraing horses crowded to the fence as yyirhililetl by The road gradually rose to sandy hills where environmen talists had reforested the eroding soil path winding through old deciduous gio lll beckoned us It We trotted under its opy our shadows mingling with those of beech and maple saplings Ilie fiorses scrambled up hill onto its gravel ridge as the path widened out into stitlltitilllllllllltm The horses picked their way along the contours of dry ditch In one area primroses brushed at their hocks their faded pink beautiful against the intense green of surrounr diiigeeigreeiis Again trees closed around us We were entranced by the stillness of breathless luly afternoon Speaker gazed in amazement For tfie first time we heard voices Bold One stepped from tfie darkened path onto sun drenched crossroad ur hid den speaker gasped iii amazement then offered to water the horses as we checked our route Fleet aiiil old One shared the first pail sipping together Illllll the emptying bucket narrowed lhen Bold One nudged Itleet out and finished it of Raising his dripping muzzle he scratched against Fleet packs Walking now we led the horses to where hikers path converged with an unused road allowance Across the even ing fields two hikers approachwl Hoping to reach our eanipside before drak we trotted along the needle carpetted trails toa sandy laiieway The sun was below the horizon its light dimly visible among the trees by the time we reached out hay and oat drop beneath the sheltering maples of friendly woodlot near lhelpston We unpacked the tent while waiting for the horses to cooi ott Eight hours under tack is quite strain for ever hardened muscles We wanted to release the saddle girths gradually Removing all pressure at once causes blood to rush to the horses back resulting 11 wells Ouickly we set up camp hanging bridles and packsties as high as possible and stopping every 15 minutes to loosen the girths little further Saddles off we hung the pads across rope Iiiie to dry Leather tack was stored in green plastic bags here it ould be safe from the evening dew Rubbed low ii horses muscles igorously we rubbed down the untacked horses massag mg witch hazel tlater salt and waterI into their backs and down their legs Massage loosens the back muscles and sup ples the tendons after longday under tack Fleet and Bold One feasted on hay and oats while we devoured cold meat cheese and melha toast We were foo lllttl Iocotik Bedtime quietly we listened as the horses touted the evening rustling around us et week We trie an old railway line towards Midland and almost give up in the searing heat of the Trans Canada Highway munching sports calendar 111 lII stin lctliiskey Insce Baseball Barrie and District Ladies toi Stevenson Shear lazk in Jul le Ion Softball eaLlie is Ii Yachting Ito in McLaren liwiphy races IIlltllll1 ILH Barrie Yacht liih Fastball Soccer in or ii ill In Lett IidLmtl lliiljul 111 11 We te e1 Park ltykstra ltros It Itinei litei School Rolierto tiiei itli lloef lohnsoii SIIiool pu it Lo Itaiiai soonuni lidlaiid Illlllsllllll ondar st hoof Hattie and It tIMutuaadmtet Ltuittti III 11 llll Ilt Ilasefmll Barri It if Im watt will Iii it to ltli liil li dw wt my ltitiv il th ll ll ti My xi 141 If it lll IitIIIqIJfllylty1yl1 Tillllltt lti It lltll Ittlll IIIIII 3111 it iat IIIII loit tlw im emitteteeitu tllii Ittl lItltfl ltl im th ii itiitr tli lHI tlf titsaii 21Iti Mitoti mo Just 10 pounds Ierterily ILtlJlltOtf 1YI IIIiI eitiies Ilii gtytle Gasmme name EATER Nyltiii tiitiiitiei lIIIt lllll llI ltii l1iiii fyfifyiaalwemu si etiwiiwaialr tltiib ii Wt GOLDCREST RECREATIONAL CENTRE GILFORD ONT PHONE 7752786 By DAVID FLLLER Of The Evaminer Warnica School of Painswick made no mistake about it this year Winners by only single point in last years areas one and six track and field meet for elementary schools Warnica athletes overwhelmed the op position to win the overall team championship by 25 points over IAITI BONI five firsts Steele St School at lnnisdale Secondary School Tuesday Warnica finished with total of 127 points to Steeles 102 St Monicas placed third with 94 points Warnica coach Jack Phillips said if was his teams per formance in the relays that made the big difference Ive never had that happen before and Ive been coaching track and field for Bo years he said after Warnica runners won fotir of the nine races finishing third in four others and second in another You feel lucky if you can have two teams come out on top he said but four its great The best individual placing of the day belonged to Patti Sum of St Monicas with her five first place finishes most in sprints Boni 14yearsold and member of the Barrie Op timists Track and Field Club won the 100m 200m 400m and 800m races She also won the It yearold girls triple jump Other strong performances at the annual meet included Sheri Keans wins in the 9yearold girls triple jump 100m and 200m Warnica student Kean also helped her relay team to first place in her age group Audry Llewellyn of Mon signor Clair took two first place ribbons in the 9yearold divi sion with wins in the 50m 201m and longjump Kyle Johnston of Goodfellow won the boys Iongjump and the 50m race Bob Nikolov of Hillcrest School took home three first place ribbons for the 11year old boys 10in 201m and long jump events Judy Jamicson of Sunnybrae leaped to firstplace finishes in the 13yearold girls triple long and high jump events Brenda Taylor of Warnica finished first in the 100m 200m and second in the 400m Steve Deroy of Oakley Park won the boys 13yearold 100m and 2th while teammate Kevin Roulston won the 50m and finished second in the discus and triplejump Iwentyfive schools comr peted in the event LEO KOOIMS one homer PETER LANDERS and another CoOp beatSHStorr Bayfield Floorecl Barrie Coup vaulted into first place in the Barrie and District Intermediate Fastball League Tuesday slugging home eight runs to beat Starr ElecA tric t1 at Queens Park Bayfield Furniture lost its st eond game row in the iiightcap as Barrie Floor and Wall took advantage of five er rors in £14 victory Leo Koopmans and Peter Landers belted tworrun homers one after the other in the second inning to put their team ahead Ti Bob Skinner tripled to score iltll llickling and Ray Jeffery brought Skinner home in the first inning for Starrs only runs to Ops Bill Edgerton allow ed only three hits and shut out Starr batters after Tom Micks nicked him for double in the second inning The loss for Starr was only the third this season AI Aistrops sacrifice in the third ii ig earned him the final run batted in for the Operew Dan Duffy took the loss lOl Starr allowing lit hits while liis defence gay up one error in the final llllllllil Barrie IIooi all Hayfield Errors proved costly for slumping Hayfield Furniture in their third game 111 three nights ltiexilay taiiie Hour and Wall scored five lllllf in the second inning on their way to ti win Dan Birch singled to lead off the inning for Floor and Wall and Pete Bertram followed him with base hit Bob Mallion earned runbattedin as he walked with one out Doug Eves singled home Bertram but it was Jim Angus who drove in Evcs and Mallion with his triple Ross Downey drch in two runs in the fourth inning to make it 83 Bayfield scored in the filth and sixth inning to no avail Floor and Wall added another run in the fifth Randy Conrad took the loss for Hayfield allowing eight hits Bill Hankin won the game giv ing up only five hits is week of PROCLAMATION ROSS ARCHER by virtue of my office as MAYOR of the CITY OF BARRIE do hereby proclaim the JUNE l7 to JUNE 23 I979 as SENIOR CITIZENS WEEK in the City of Barrie and call upon all citizens to take note of this special week This year the theme of this special week is Celebrate Living and in this way we wish to recognize the contributions of Senior Citizens to the life and character of our community ROSS ARCHER Mayor TEA STANDINGS Ind Open Relay Tot Warnica 70 54 12 Steele SI 50 I0 42 St Monicas 56 to 31 EN Oakley Park 24 935 Cundles thts 12 5i Warnica runs away with title at area schools track meet Riding dream Sara Urban ID of Innisfil Central School leaps to second place spo Raceway Entries WEDNESDAY JlNE III 1971 POST TIME 715pm FIRST RACE PACE MILE 3500 EETWOOD RUSTY Rutledge iSCARLIIT RARILSI Cass 37 DARREN ALMAHLVRST Crowe Swinging Dee Byron 17 Moorelands Frank Mk Fitzgerald Arachat Sea Jarvis Spring Shower Harris Duke Stiner ALSO ELIGIBLE Steady Mac MacGrew Spinks SECOND RACE TROT MILE $600 ARMSTEAD MONTY Dixon rJtSTLY SILD Liness BE BOLD Hopkins Jolly Fritz Mahon Scient Student Bodkin ed Full Speed Ahead Jones McClure GiThamesvicw Spt 8w Sandy Haw Lea Cass THIRD RACE PACE MILE $350 77KAWARTHA NEEDLE Byron 6W WEE CHELLE Lockhart t1REAPERS ROCKET Edwards lrrFW Lucky Rowe 2J DsJinny Jarvis 3771liss Blaze Frost Dixon 4Pages Noel Jones frCountcss Jilcaro ALSO ELIGIBLE Vals Rip Hutton Danny Mile Annerud FUCRTH RACE PACE IIIE $150 tiRAGTIME ROBBIE Loukras Sfoddart FrMUON FLASHER Jones trrSETON BILLY Stiner obile Manner Rowe 2WHalas Doll Sllllllstrtllk On Away Fury It ALSO ELIGIBLE Double Indemnity Peggy Bret FIFTH RACE TROT MILESNOU HALS BRIAN Gr CYCLONE BOB EASTER STYLE Frosty Dart Chester Harm Ace Iaivis It Cunningham ass Shakes Cunningham lurdie Jones Bruckerl Muir Stiiier Brawn II Dukes Sauterelle Rowe SIXTH RACE ILL 50 ll IRRI iRATIA Rowe IElElllNl€ Spiiiks 87 MARIIIS IMAGE Spinklt 27Rity0scar Harris Jones Reporter Don COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON COUP THIS COUPON WORTH $5000 it presented before JULY Ist I979 73 70322 46 DUNLOP SI V2 mi West of Hwy 400 Towards the purchase of any Oilers slip delays merger MONTREAL CP Four teams were to begin stocking their new National Hockey League franchises today even though they are not yet full We learned from the NHL todaythatwe had to put upa$5 million letter of credit to cover our last three years of op eration said Oilers publicity It was misunderstanding between the league and our president Peter Pocklington Its nothing serious Hell have the letter ready within the next fledged members of the NHL In statement released Tues day night NHL president John Ziegler said that failure to com plete all of the necessary docu ments had forced the league to postpone official acceptance of Winnipeg Jets Edmonton Oil crs Hartford Whalers and Que bcc Nordiques until June 22 or before It was later leade that the technicality involved letter of credit which was to have been director John Short few days Orr elected to Hall MONTREAL tCPi Onetime Boston Bruins defenceman Bobby Orr 31 was among three former players named Tuesday to the Hockey Hall of Fame it was announced at the National Hockey League annual meetings Other selections were former star rearguard Harry Howell of New York Rangers OaklandCalifornia Seals and L09 Angeles Kings and centre Henri Richard of Montreal Canadians Orr was chosen by the selection committee ahead of today by Edmonton schedule Normally the player must be retired three years T3 before coming under consideration for nomination but Orr who attempted comeback with Chicago Black Hawks last seasonvbcforc succumbing to numerous knee injuries was an exception Orr native of Parry Sound Ont was NHL rookie of the year in 196667 after an outstanding junior career during ghich he was heralded as the future savior of the thenlowly ruins SALES OPPORTUNITY Dantes oldest dodersliip roqulros NO WARM RECEPTION In 1911 Norwegian explorer Ronald Amundsen became the first man to reach the South Pole Solory during training company benefits professional training company vehicle and insurance supplied No preview cor experience preferred Coil Orv Jackson for appointment at 7260288 TRY JACKSON SALES KLEASING 140 Bradford St Barrio 5A Manda Johnston 67 Hardy Cashier 777Key Song Dillon ALSO ELIGIBLE Scrubs Boy SEVENTH RACE PACE MILE 37011 iRliSTY ZIP +GAME GREEK HriTHE LONG BOY Ir Frosty Check 277Prunella 3Carls Baron SwChat Time 777Thipi Lyn EIGHTH RACE PACE MILE $454 777 APRIL CAMP tyVBIIMPY WAVE 27 DREXEL GOLD rHornby Virginia 37 rDebbie RitIa +Remlap Iirl Sr Lady Clever 8A7Manoc Dominion ALSO ELIGIBLE Scrubs Boy NINTH RACE IACE MILE $550 TAMI GUN Gr DEENLAND THE GOLD BANDIT liEncounttr 277 Top Deck Lobell 5Stxlfll Jet Farm Taara it Doryal ALSO ELIGIBLE Keiths Attorney TENTH RACE Iv kirNE KHA POPPY LAD rChorus Billy Battles 67Toners Pride Easy Penn ALSO ELIGIBLE Direct Dominion Moorelands Mister VIEare AK TRIMACK DARBY MONDOR SPALDING SIGNATURE IPIECE MILE 3600 NROCRY CASHIER Replica Spencer SKATE BOARDS 50 ADIDAS COOPER con sns Rutledge Byron Bodkin JarVIs Byron Stoddart Hutton Hutton Edwards Moore Jarvis Jones ass Stoddart Langen Byron Spinks Mahon Rowe Crowe Jarvis JarVis Purdic Harris Brooks Sr McClure Brooker Crowc CLoukms Cori Langen Cass Purdie Spinks Jones Annerud Stoddart Hutton Spinks Walker TBA trovetSial aCCICient tbeo Merit in severat seriOuS Highway Accidents The New Samaritans PROFILE OF THE SIMCOE RESCUE SQUAD CKVR atscs Accidents to Order to film Dramatic Rescue sequence CKVR telewsmo staged Cat COIIiSion diitinq the recent piodiictioti of ometialf hour SpeCial on the Vital roleof theSiincoe RescueSiioad he squat has recently Deiiioitstigiteit rescue Team Wednesday June 13th 1979 at 730 pm repeat Saturday June 30th 1979 at 630 pm SCHOOLS OUT CLEAR OUT WED THURS FRI SAT ONLY All In Stock SHIRTS TENNIS RACUE While They lost 95 399 RUNNING SHOES Rog mm 109 CCM lACROSSE STICKS 399 699 JELINEK 75 OFF RAWLINGS 50 OFF 250 395 at left Reg 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