Friendly Hat dominates county fair pace event at Wellington
At the Wellington county fair, Friendly Hat a three year old chestnut filly driven by Fred Bach posted 2 10.4 and 2 09.4 miles in two heats to win the two heat pace. Owned by J C Rieger of Aurora, the filly sparked strong interest as pacers competed across three fair days with final heats planned today.
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Bach
J. C. Rieger
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Tour
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Medina
Dick Fisse
Cardington
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Missi
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Huron County Orientation Parley Planned
Norwalk hosts an orientation conference for new elementary teachers in the Huron County School system at 4 15 p m Wednesday in the county school office at the Children s Home 190 Benedict Ave Supt Ralph R Brown and Supervisors Ivan Goodrich and Hilda Oxley will brief on curriculum objectives classroom visitations and special services from the county office.
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Wooster Pony Tops Fair Field
Wellington race day results show Six Mowher Wooster with Falcon's Reward leading the free-for-all pony event, Slo Joe ridden by Harry Ray New Waterford placing second, and Joe's Pet owned by John Boyd Mineral City ridden by Cris Haney finishing third. Other pony races feature Tiger, Blizzard, Lucky and Banner Jr with various riders and owners from New London to Big Prairie and Medina.
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Sir Joe
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Lucky
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Queen
Bruce Elmerick
Impulse Is Costly in West Los Angeles Dispute
WEST LOS ANGELES UPI reports salesman Michael Reid aged 48 was fined $50 after an argument escalated when he sprayed his neighbor with a garden hose. The incident reflects a costly impulse during a neighbor dispute.
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