Barrie Examiner, 13 Sep 1968, p. 5

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annals Gnu aCindy Atkinson of Barrie holds winner of first award in call competition at Oros than 1000 horses He humor to retirahnm vrarlng several times but louod helium too much and returned Ten years ago he widwhltwar announclt ed 1th last horse louré year old gelding named Peters Another horse Little Larry winnerof more than $0000 went to his sons Keith and Murray now both noted WITH Winning our AT 5030 116th Worlds Flair Indoor ex hibits were down from last year hutthere was good showing of livestock tExam iner Photot Hog Carcassfimrds Announced Frolerprg oOltt STATION Stall First award for bacon carcass at the On tall fair went to James liancoclr of BB Elmvale it was shown by results announce ed by Norman Stoddart secrr wry Second prize went to vlvan Clark of Shanty Bay with iilcFarlaoe of Cookstown third John Glass of Cookstown fourth fflHbrse Amards fGo To Stayner MITCHEDL SQUARE Staff Alex Fletcher of Stayner won first awards tor best brood mare and also for two years old in the heavy horse Percher on competition at Oros lieth annual all lair Hughes Brothers Strand won lirst for best Percheron team on the grounds and best draft team The form horse event has won by Edward bless at Newmarket with Hughes sec ond Walter Boyd third Alex Fletcher fourth and Percy Mont joy fifth The Mas horses also won for best gelding on the grounds and also team in class three ¢or Belgians He was awarded first for two year o1din Belgians with Ferrier brothers second Ritchie won for brand mareiio Clydesdale class and Robert Storey for foal Walter ANGUS ores nucnwonrn Mr and Mrs Aitkenheatl Toronto visited on the weekend with Mr and Mrs CliffordPlax two also Mr and Mrs EatTy Hamilton Brandon Ma ed the Piaxtons recently Mr and Mrs Douglas Baird spent the weekend with their parents at St Marys Mr and Mrs Leslia Rose were with their son and daughterblew Mr and Mrs Murray Rose Marysvtile Miss Sylvia Gibbs returned homeJast week alter two weeks visit with her sister and brothe indaw Sgt and Mrs Alan Hepple St Bruno Que MEIER SHAVEG gratulationsto Miss Ester th and Edward Shave Bar gt who were marriedaSept by tie Raiph McKenzie The Bruno Qua and Mr and Mrs Ed Shave and family Barrie atte ed the wedding fiSym thyrisextended to Mr and Mrs SanlordPage and rel atives invthe passing of Mrs Pages mother Mrs George Boylenshelhuroe Sept inTher 95th year Mr Page attended the tune Shelle nd Mrs Oscar Linton attended the Beamish McNabh wedding in Barrie Sept 7Mr andM McNahb will be maltp in in Toronto RELIVEE THEAPAST yaw year too th uth StreelAntloues Festival ony Goodstone1 34 hold blue glussmiiik pitcher beanhg he likeness of curlyhaired charge and MeIAMawdsley of Hawkes tone filth Johnston of Hawkestone was sixth and Fred Cainson of RR Stayner was seventh The top entrant from Ora was Ivan Clarke whoreceived special award The Oro Agricultural Society was assisted by theprovincial department at agriculture and Boyd had the best Clydesdale yearling Harry Priest entered the best team in class one with Walter Boyd second and third Ferrier brothers fourth and Robert storey fifth Boyd won first or yearling with Harry Priest sec ond Borer was judge Horseshoe Title Goes To AgGuihrie MITCHELL SQUARE Staff Jack McCuaig and Gordon Cooney of Guthrie are the new Oro horseshoe pitching cham pions McCuaig and cooney won the Litleln the tournament for 0rd resid ntssponsured by the 0ro Agriculture Society with Ken Gilchrist Aitan Loan in McCuai and Cooney defeated Ed Hutchinson and Doug Ca 15 Dalton in the finals in the openclass Al Craw ford and OscarRowe emerged the winners with Pat Myles and Bill Boyd econ in the dition GREAT LScan inavian films 20th Centurion betlazzled RANAVJSION ColorhyDeLUte DRIVElit THEATRE Us ed open house at Edgar occupa in colon OXY First Co operative Packers of Ontarioot Barrie GRAIN RESULTS la the grain classes Mei Mawdsley Won first for oats with Jack Anderson second and Bernell McKay third Mawdsley also won first for barley while Jack Anderson won for wheat Jack Smith exhibited the best siXears of corn with Allan Brown second Bcrnell McKay third and Lloyd Fletcher fourth among six entriess John ston won for sheaf wheat and Norman McKay for barley sheaf anon any WINNER The best cut hay was enter ed 4by Frank Hale ofShanty Bay with lvan Clark second while William Peacock won lor haylage MrHale also won for early potatoes and chopped hayr Jack Anderson won for tur nips in two classesltirs Lloyd Sampson won for white cab bage and beets and Lees Ryder for cauliflower and red cab bage Mrs Neil McNiven won ictor Hart for and BernelLMc Kay forpa Snips and late pot atoes By MRS HANDY Miss Kay Shanahanioronto spent owndays at her home here Bryan Shanahan is nurs ing broken ankle which ban pened at ahall game Mr and Whales Kemptville visited fiaturday with Lllandys numberifrom here attend tionai Centre Saturday and SimoneCounty Museum display Sundays Knox Church service will be AAhlolls PLAYERS rumor tit tiE horsemenat the same time 1th hard to stay away when you like horsesgsaid the native of Coulson whosecider son Keith now is currently nearing his mouth win in sultry racing clrdes in recent years the senior Mr Waples has not ed as race judge pt Oro Cold water and other area fairs AtOro Coldwater fairs hefo have my licence saidthe so year old reinsman who has been train ing three horses at Owen Sound during the past summer en joyed getting outon the track again and believe it has been good for me TWICE WINNER Mr Wnples did best at Owen sound with four year old horse namedBy lowhlch won two racns attha weekly meets The horse received his name from his sire Jo Dale it was explained Born at Coulson Mr Waples said hecould well remember when this am Medonte bord er community onCounty Road 22 was mill centre The last mill which was washed out by flood waters of the Goldwater River last spring was origin iy built fiver century ago by JlrnCoulson COIMONS MILL Theplace was known as Coulsonfs Mills at one time Waples recalled after ex plaining one of his grandmoth ers was Coulsonland frequent ly spoke about the pioneer Vera there stillget to Coulson occa sionnlly but havent been there for some months now said the well known horseman who took his son Keith to drdge Wwimmmmnmom tatdriven more Until about year ago Keith and Murray trained numerous horsesoa the Goldwater track includng some top Canadiln hotter andpneers Keith pun chased the former Lance Rum his farm nearDurham about year ago tankingth the head quarters for his stable on tive of Hillsdale thelate Lance Rumble who died in 1958 at the age of at was well known breeder of hackney show horses and wax manager of General Motors Truck branch in Town to tor years race horsthrainer driver and owner most of his life Mr Waples showed his first horse at Dro fair 51 years ago Later he won numerous awards at the Royal winter Fair at Tor onto and elsewhere lathe racing field Mr War les once owned buggy horse named Guy leethat won 27 buggy races in onevyearymo At that time Mr Waples had large stable OLIInlsea Best show hotse htrWaples ever owned was Folei Worthy consistent winner at The Can ammonites VForEssa Bridge EGBERI Stant Plans for construction ofanow bridge on N015 slderoad east of here have been advanced by Essa town ship council At special meeting at Bax tcr it was moved byDeputy Reeve Eugene Smith and sec onded by Councillor Mac Donald that council authorize the township engineerW Beckett to proceed with diver sion roadpiao along the east side of the railroad as outlined in an earlier feasibility study This would eliminate the sent wooden structure overvfho tracks north of the road The plan has to be submitt ed to the board oftransport for approval rnv EXAMINER wsnrr one on new New snowmo owls was PM SAiornsinisKtnnnmm mammsmssomsmmm momammer homswashwwnuJLYao norm earnede In nuancesauburn be told him cameraman Tartar atrotterrirl Wharton rt held It or three uteri miles run the anode one horse at Montreals Hue Boa nets track The times were 241 14 and 25 which Tm last under conditions which prevail cdatthetime When young man Hr Wan les once drove seven winners outof eight racer at Orr Lake much talked aboutrecord However his son Keith outshone this remarkable achievement by driving all eidtt winners on combat Blue Bonnets In June ohms lie than went to Mon treals Richelieu track and drove another winner the fob lowing day Mr Wattles moved to Elm vale from Phelpmn area about ten years ago NATiONAL CONSERVATORY or MUSIC is pleased toannnunce the opening of the fall term for musicallnstrue Lion Fall courses include accordion guitar piano drums Beginner instru ments suppliedetudlo lo cated 91 Dunlop St hilly qualified teachers lree aptitude tests given in the home FOR TURN THER lNFDRMATiON CALL 7266249 after pm oonTMIssl Plntcnrsr Dances Every fSonjiddy son TABLE RESERVATIONS amovnra ornrvara norms rnonn 7231023 Highway 27 North miles from Barriel mile welt toward Anten Mills BAXTER Shift Prelim inary steps toward Misting cemetery board have been taken by Been township coun Tbc clerk Harold Bell is pre paring bylaw to authorire no pointment or five Jumbo ot council Purpose ol the board is torn store and maintain cemeteries assumed by the township These include groves where numerous pioneers were buried Provision will be made or an annual budget which will be decidedhy council board to include two members In Easa ciuncui Fred non trom Autism Councillor Kahlua chard vnioved the motion follow Ing discussion It speiIl meet ing asking proparationof ouch axbylnw GUNllltlAKE TEEMAN CINCINNATI Ohio AP Psythologtst Dr Karl lieser claims men may be displaying sexual impotency by aphasia gun control legislation He says the city has aboutvio900 osy mm addicts Such aim he said usoguns to make them feel serually potent Embassy 1ij TOWN THIS wank THEIDANN you weak fltiE osnTIM sroav BARRIE HONIA DRIVEIIN THEATRE mrmnnam 128$391 MR Hunter LUMPTY MISS WINK in Person SATURDAY IAT Bits someone 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