1964-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1964 October Voice | Page 42

JANUARY STALLION Con't.
If you have a stallion which you
plan to breed at any time during
the 1965 season . . . DO NOT FAIL
TO SCHEDULE HIM IN THIS IS­
SUE. Our special package for the
STALLION DIRECTORY is as fol­
lows: (1) One full promotional page
including a picture of your horse,
his complete pedigree and a brief
story about him; (2) 500 reprints
of this page to be used at the local
level; (3) A full year free listing
in the regular monthly Stallion
Directory; (4) Your Stallion located
and coded on a double-page spread
map of the United States with a
key number so that prospective
breeders can locate your stables
and the complete story on your
horse. WILL THIS PROGRAM
PRODUCE RESULTS FOR YOU?
Ask any of the more than twenty
stallion owners who participated
in this Edition last year. For fur­
ther information contact: C. Bruce
Spencer, c/o the VOICE Publish­
ing Company.
BUCKEYE WALKING
HORSE ASSOCIATION
Our show season is about over
here in Ohio, thus we thought we’d
drop a note regarding our club ac­
tivities during the year. Our asso­
ciation holds a dinner meeting
once a month in Akron, Ohio. Our
membership consists mostly of peo­
ple from the North Central area of
Ohio. Our present officers are:
President Dr. Sid Gilbert, Akron;
1st vice president, G. G. Watts, Mo-
gadore; 2nd vice president, Ken
Leonard and Secretary-treasurer,
Goldie Boerner, Massillon.
Under the leadership of Dr. Gil­
bert, we have had some very in­
teresting meetings. Each member
was assigned a meeting to preside
over either himself or to bring in
a speaker. All have complied to
their uppermost ability and some
really memorable and informative
sessions have been presented.
The majority of our members are
very active in showing th