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did you know Iele Roper is member of the Barrie Minor Lacrosse Association The group was started fie years ago to plo mote the sport in Barrie There are 2N1 meiiiliers Members played Monday lucsday and lliursday eieniiig and Satur day at Hashie rena and Monday Tuesday cdiiesda and Thursday cyeiiing at the Barrie rena during the season tltllllllltl lliotol notebook today aiidian Forces Base Borden atholic Womens League have opened their Thrift Shop for the winter season Located at Building north side between the chapels the shopw ill be open Mondays from 1itl to iiiltl and Walnesdays lltlltl tolliltl in Otoiiiitemeighi meets tonight at lcoiia Reach Stroud beginning at ttl oJackpot bingo at the ngus Lions llall beginning at 730 tl111lSltitl is St itli Stooiackpot Rehearsal for members of the King Edward choir tonight at odiiiigton Street School Those interested can contact Morley alvcit at Tintam or lackiiute McNic at no 1325 or Ruth Iurray at 7289711 Olheres bingo action tonight at the Royal tanadian Legion liranch HT St Vincent St icet Barrie llay begins at it iii lotteiiham Lions Hall is the place to be for bingo lttlllr ning at to tll111ltitl is St ilthStfitljackpit Registration lor Brownies girl guides cubs and scouts will take place at at iiithrie liiblic Schoo Ct hildren of Promise six young Korean girls will give concert of Korean music and north llltlltlll tiospel selec tions at the ollier Street liiited hurcli lXglIlllllltfi at tl pm lllltlllllltlll ot the 1517 TH tilllttl tor the Kiwanis liib ot Barrie Ollie epra low nship Horticultural Society meets tonight at pm in the Retortsir llali Highway 3h iiid lllt concession the examiner Monday Sept 19 1977 roaring good time at okstown Retry helan left Queen of the ookstowii fall fair and Brenda Simpson Siiiieoc ouiity Dairy Queen flank ireg Morison ll of Oio Station ireg won first prize for junior lIIIIllII with his entry variety of events including truckpull highlighted the twoday COOKSTOWN Staff To the sound of roaring engines cheering crowds and the snap of stop watch the first Cookstown Fair TuckPull took pace Saturday Ian Hattie one of the organizers says the event will definite ly be back again next year on bigger scale The event was straight test of pulling strength by Wide range of trucks Twentysix entries took part and held large crowds atten tion for almost three hours There were four main classes in the 30Hoot event and the winners were In the short wheel base under 102 inches V8 four wheel drive stock class the first place went to Larry Hidson of Burl ington pulling 3300 pounds on sled 300th in 117 seconds Second place in the same event went to Mark Plouffe Burl ington with pull taking 118 seconds and third went to Gary In the long wheel base fourwheel stock V8 class top honors went to Bill Henderson RR Kippen who won with time of 105 seconds pulling weight of 4300 pounds Second prize in the same class was won by Albert Rosseboom of Hensall in 114 seconds and third place to George Kreutz wiser Seaforth with time of 125 seconds LONG WHEEL BASE In the modified longwhee base fourwheel drive V8 class top honors went to Mike Kinney of Toronto with pull of 112 carrying 431 pounds Second place was won by Ray Lister of Hamilton with time of 124 seconds while third place was taken by Ron King of Rex dale with time of 126 seconds In the Unlimited Class pulling weight of 4800 pounds the first place prize went to Henderson RR Ki en second place to Bob Johnson of Cookstown in 116 secon and third place Hammond RR Puslinch for pull lasting125 seconds Good turnout for activities COOKSTOWN Staff It was fall fair time in Cookstown on the weekend and despite gloomy weather picture at Iiines there was good tur nout Visitors were treated to variety of things to see and do including cattle judging buggv rides truck pull displays and much more ompetition in many of the cattle division was plentiful with number of local farmers parading their favorites before thejudgcs Grand Champion and Reserve Female ot the llairy Division was owned by Beaver dale Farms of Becton Best Breeders llcrd in Dairy was owned by Iaincs McCague of Allistoii Champion Bull and Chain pion Female in the Beef livi sion were both owned by William Ball of Vorxlbridgc Reserve Champion Bull went to Barrieview Stock Barns while Reserve Champion Female was owned by Ross Icrmcy Shanty Bay ORIIII WINNER lhc Aberdeen Angus llillll pion Reserve Faiiiela and Bull honors went to Dowry Point Famrs of rillia Iop Charolias Champion Bull wa owned by Lucian Gaudette with the female Championship going to Leeview Farms Iot tenham Cheryl McArthur Stayner had the best Heifer Special BEST STEIJR Best Steer Special of 26 en tries was taken by Robert McArt hiir of Stayncr In the York Siincoc Jersey Parish Show James Mortson of Qucciisville owned the Junior Champion female Reserve Junior Champion Female was won by Barrie Lit tlc of Markham Len Mortson of 0m Station took Grand Champion honors with his entry in the Jersey Division while Barrie Little won Reserve Grand Champion First Year Exhibitor award went to Tom Ioth of Newmarkct Premier Breeder and ex hibitor was won by Len Mort son In the horse diVisions entries by Albert llewson of Thornton received top honors in the lysdaleclass Tickets are on sale went to Mike Kinney of Toronto in time of 12 seconds flat Best team and harness for Perchons went to Don Harvie of Orillia while Hughes Brothers of Stroud placed second Best team of Belgians belong ed to Doug Palmer of Schomberg Tandom team fourhorse hitch was won by team entered by Hughes Brothers Joe Swain of Cannington took top honors with his entires in the commercial Ponies class TOP HONORS Gethonds of Minesing took top honors with his entry in the Draft Pony division with Alderdice of Shanty Bay tak ing second place In the Sheep division John Fennel Bradford took top prize with his entries in the Junior Pen of three animals GEORGIAN COLLEGE CONTINUING EDUCATION Evening Classes Top prize for Market Lambs went to Sloans Farms Thorn ton Senior Heifer Calf award was won by Marcia Fennel dance was held in the ever ing to wind up the fair activities and the annual 4H beef draw was made Mike Fitsimmons RR Utopia won side of beef as first prize The hindquarter was won by Mrs Cornell RR Bradford and the front quarter was won by Ted Dubois RR Newmarket FATIIER NAMED ASK In Nordic mythology the fir st man created by the gods and the father of the human race was called Ask REGISTRATION NOW IN PROGRESS Join us for Credit Career Management or General Interest Courses Continuous in person Registration at our Barrie Campus Office 40I Duckworth Street for Smallwood talk Joey Smallwood faiiadas TiLkNS urf available at Sam hvmg father nfcdcril the Record Man in Barrie or by tioii will be the guest speaker calling Georgian follcgc at Othiirchill iirliiig liib has eucliic planned tor it in dmissioii isSl and lunch ill be scrvul tuesday lhe regular monthly meeting til the Hard of Directors ol fair on the weekend llillnllltl lliolol At tonights meeting for the Mrs of thrtepart 738195 enera com ittee es monomomuasw 1l11ni ittrtlilll ollegc Iheatre federation series will take qumogpm 211 11le lcdiiesday txginiiiiigat it pm placcoiiflct 19am wdllmturc fill it twil mil flitLtht The series called rim 21 senior official of the QUebcc FRIDAY lilllllkflllillhllTlllIlflllilnllllfitllt1iiillilllff MIN mun Views of oiifcdcration is Rtlvtlllmllll run to pan FOR INFORMATION AND YOUR FREE BROCHURE CAll 7281951 to catch up on backlog Slflfrilllt of part of Georgian ollcges tllth anniversary program Tickets for the series are $7 for the The third part of the series will take place Nov 16 and guest speaker Will be Dr llu OSizokoyagiurs first general meeting ol the season will take lilitt it ii iii in the Blue Flame Room oi toiisiiiiieis ltii ii III II IIItlIllltls an my nth ltt ll Wmmm fivnvml mm mummy Scuxlm Slmld WWW I1t tias mittee hopes to catch lit with lll rttiair bill UllUIttI Boulevard Rtlltlill IUlllf ml 55 Harrws WNW WmlSt iilslttl parties are invited to itteiitl for timber iiilorma ml Wk HM Mklug and pull buses for the Cit transit SllflkllIS ltd Stmtil llllfllS mmmal mum lttli ontact 73 Not en with its workload at Us tllllmll Oltaw tordeii lliilv meets lroiii to to pm in nnmnsmwmm owned by the private contrae Itooii got it the Billy Bishop teiitrc ltIIthllllll tee grim mmt pms tor tlttHiptlilltSlllt system ind melt trigli to lllllltll Individual llistllltlltlll at All the agenda for the committees tUIUININIIINIS 5T 10 ittl till Itiintoi more iiiloriiilioii in meeting wen Ictt over Nl 105 llWlWlt PINHHI tr ttlllitl brownies will meet at John iiicd mpmmu mks my iiienl of zoning idiiiinistrator itiurch llall limit toi ii iii tlIlll iLiaiii than special com rlliw Wk mp Vll 35 fi ll fr my WSW LN wk iiaiiicd planning director in lloldover items include re Jim llllnlmtlll Wah Hm Uh Hm Ml immlm WU oiin lIIII three downtown Downtown linproveiiienl Board in yum NW businesses tor llltllltill trom linllwr lilrlltmllll k0 theirs bingo tonight at the itoval tanarlian Legion Dmmmm lmlmymmlm rwmnvd mum ll mmhJylumwmmn mm 51 Wkle loan tax it discussion ot tioni scivirp station owners The New Lowell Legion Hall the place tor bingo action beginning at iii Threecar accident three car iitltltll whch Itgtlllltl Ill $3ioo damage on ttlrred at Gasoline Alley Highway 11 at ifipii tin daj liaiiiage to car fllifll by Francis inclaii illIKtf lalls has been estimated at 31200 while car driven by Kenneth Zigelslcin ot iIlltiJJlillf received tltlllrilll $ltioo damage car driven by Charles larliiig ot tillred Bay received an estimated $113 lhaigesot tailing toyield llie llLlll of way at an intersection have been laid against ll Segalstioii Niagara Falls New York who police zi was in directly llltlitl in the acci deiii Need names The lllIllll thaiiibei ol toiii llltl cc asking for let ter than the public tioiiiiiiatiiit tntsnlh lot iiienol llil iiJii oininalioi iie betoi Friday liittl mg ltllll rail be lnl 11 RR Sti oiid needed it lo policy on irless to public and other buildings tor the physical handicaniyd and recon asking the repeal ot city bylaw which restricts Sunday and evening hours and stop smoking on Nov 4th if you Join smokEnders now and follow our pleasant program Until recently as smoker you had very little Choice Either you con tinued to smoke or you sufferer the agony of cold turkeywithdrawal Now there IS REAL choice SmokEnders At smokEnders you smoke as much as you want until you learn to quit WITHOUT hyp nosrs climbing the walls or scare tactics No one has to tell you what Cigarettes are doing to your body You know What you need to know 18 HOW to quit SmokEnders will show you how SmokEnders IS committed to making the quitting experience easy rewarding and 146 Charter Class Fare Dy to Amsterdam $339 Book early for holiday season travel You can fly on regular KLM or 7P scheduled flight at special low charter class fares No need to fly charter any more Here arc the advantages of these new fares You can leave any day except Saturday on CP Air or KLM flight to Amsterdam from convenient terminal at Malton airport Fly in widebody aircraft enjoying worldrenowned service You can dependon KllMs and CP Airs flights to leave whether there are many or few passengers for them No risk that the flight will be cancelled through lack of passengers You can save compared to other air fares For instance there is no weekend surcharge You save even more when travelling with children Your stay in Europe can be as long or as short as you like within 1460 day period whereas on charters your travel dates are fixed and inflexible you pay $50 nonrefundable depositwith full payment required 45 days prior to departure After that there is $100 cancellation fee We strongly suggest you purchase cancellation insurance Consult your Travel Agent The duration of your trip tl46t days excludes the day of departure anadian Air Transportation Tax max 58 per person is not included But please book early Seating is limited so call Travel Agent in your area and make your arrangements soon This Super Advance Purchase Fare is subject to government approval Effective October 1977 Daily until October 31 1977 Bookings for your flightsboth going and returning must be made at least 45 days before departure When booking truly unforgettable Plan to attend FREE EXPLANATORY SESSION and bring your cigarettes by November 4th you w0nt need them anymore KfM CPAir SEMINAR STARTS ran LfFlSlONS thorn to any rinoi lliilfjli Thur Ont pin Thur Oct 30 pin 7263971 Johnson Travel 14 Dunlop Barrie 2M525 liIIlI Bent 22 or 29 50 pin Orillia niiii vll Motel llHy ll 11 animal Tliiir Sept 92 or fit pm Barrie Continental llltl lff liliiiltiti Went oi Hlflillél Alli Tues Oct 30 pin Tine Sept2flri127 30 pm Newmarket llllllI liiirrti this liillll 3liaet in this world theres always room for one more HAYS TRAVEL SERVICE larqueluii Rogers Method 45 Dunlop St 7284700 RAVEL SERVICE TOPS EV TOURS 113 Dunloi East Barrie Ont 705726322 Call your Welcome Wagon Hostess now Phone 22M2L73L154 Plll liliii Iiiiiiii rirI ilIIrl lllrlllt iiiiiikfiitliii lllt illt tiny l7l