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TO PLAY "679 HNALS } AT smuus ARMUR|Es\ vvunnlwu UN WAR ()Ul'ZllN ` ORILLI/\-~---F`nLn' Orillin firms are w-nrkingnn \v::1'c<>nlmcts. I`h:-- Hun- tel` Boat Works uro m:nn11f:1<".1n`in;: eleven 18-fnut launchvs, tho Cnlzzxdu Wood Specialty C nrv fill-E ing an order fur tom peas. the ']`:u-n Company are filling :1 3:22.435 nrd-.-r and 1110 But:h:n1un Machine Cum- pzmy are nnking engines fm` Hun~ tcr`s launches. ' 1'1 5`! -- NEW MAIL SERVICE `MIDLAND - - Aflvr pm's`isl.un't ro- p1'esen1,uti tn the Pnsl-n1tI'I`-1`- Generul's Dupm-hnenl at ()Hnw.z. over :2 period of years. Midland is now enjoying an rapid delivery mail .S'l`ViC(} A now n1:1i) nI`\ri1`n hsu nuw cnjuylng il l'l))l(l aonvory mun service, new mail service has` come in in (um1':rLinn 1nc:1ll_\'. by! which mail posted up to 10 pm. isl received in 1`m' postal hv:(i- qualrlors shm'i.1y after 7 :I.m. Tho] mnil is tnknn nicrhv in; -m nvnrnuu: quurlc-rs sI1m'l.13 \l11L`l` `I The mail is taken nightly by an express truck to Barrie whore i1 mO(!1.S :1 train un its way to 'I`omnto. On 1ho| return trip the truck b1'im_{.-4 mail posted in 'I`m'nntn for tho 11.10 p.m.l oubbound lruin. : 2 :'e 0- FITTING OUT S'l`lA;\IF.!{'s' PORT MCNICOLI4-v En;:i.')z- ('I`(` If H1!` fivn Q!(\.`llV'1III`< nf H14 I"-n WORKING ON WAR ORDICIKQ ()RII.l.I/\...,IP..m- n.-;n:.. r;.- I'()ULTRY.\'lEN 0RGANl7I7. '\/Hhl znxm _, .. BURGLARS ACTIVE if AI4Ig 13s U 513}I{1{o$'xTTe11s KIT .,. , "Play in the second period con- tinued u1 ihc same heart--breaking` .pace. with Rnuyn trying every trick puS.*:i`bl(- in put the puck in the 1101,. and with P(-rmn's jump- ing-jack gualic kicking nu! all kinds or rubbvr", ` :'z :3: :9: TRAFl"l(7 'l`ll.-UP .ANn _ A A--: Jun 1! it grow Ih h_v- pressure, 1 21'. :1 'I`ha1`snn \vh:lc"hng weal Ichmg pilubz. Tl vr:.'1-- hngh is u; I soars Fnapshotsv A imcoe County ll grn-.~ bngger wuh decrcu.-mug 'I`hal`.< one way they have of check- hng xvvuther cnndxlmns fur 'I`.C.A. 'I`hey'll even tell you hm up-~ns 9.750 lee! Iu the inch and nally it expludr.-s.` _,, . 4,. ..__,...,-_ R.lSAl.I.\' HELPING THE BUD(iII'l" "Ynux':<(-1m-vl report is d3sgr:ncz-ful. Bubby. Aron": ynu nshznmf-rl of yuL1rsoI4f'."' "n'|r1 Unn r\I'l\nn;rn:-I m.. r\/ ;.~ I , _- _.._.. M... _- ! PL-uplv n'.mu`:11l_v look in The F);- aIm'nL'r's "Cuming Events". for dates of dun(-vs. suppers. etc. In 1939 Thv ; Exznmim-1' curried 2408 lines of this Rena and use Exnmlnvr Clas%xfE(`ds.i Jus. Rwbertsz vice-prtesident. Lloyd` Moore: secre,-inry-treasurer. Chas. Rub:-rts. Dunn wan VI-.'na|cAN In-.:\n OI{ILLIA-I)r. 'l`h0mus "humson. G7, :1 vetoram of the Boer War and llhc first Great, Wm`. was I-;>um" dead ! in nu.` ml-.:.-. .-ammo ........o..m..a ...L..... me lll'SL L:1'euL win`. I-:)LIn(' dead: in the Main street apartment. \-xhrr.` he lived alone. His death was dis- covered by Duncan Town, fJ:'illin| txmdeaxnmn, who went up `.0 see Thomson and found him spmvvl:-d on the floor of his living mum. dead, A~cc0rd'ing to Dr. W. E. Brown. death was due to nntul'ul CZIll.\`(-`.`. and there will be no inquest. ... .. ___.__. (0) One of Barrie Colts graduabes.[ Eldon Grunt" .Gor?ng. -returned this week with 9. championship 6081-p hanging at his waist and ac- -. cording to press reports from the north on the intermediate playoffs 3 the goalkeeper of the Perron F]y- ' ers had much to do with it. f``.\..:... .4 ..\l..-.nA 1 _y ULll'5L'l`I ` Dad. yuu promised me 5/- if I ` bmught home .-a gu;>Li_,r<,=qgrt,,*1)$5.- mummy mld mo yuu cuuldn'I :nffnrd| H .. vvnv1LnL.1Lx' A. 14. 1"iL'/.gei':ild. PL-nulung. was charged with care- less driving when his cur collided with the rear uf an auto owned and driven 'by Hzirolcl Barber. M-Idlund. neur Waverley. on Highway 27. Two ,)usscngei`s in the Barber cur .~ul'- fcrod injuries, Miss Edna Bmdoui was bruised and Bert Luwlv.~;s` re- ('(`lV(`d :1 wrezlchvd shoulder 22: V\4lb I'l"|.ul'HHlg HU" .nn I-Iighway 12. |sh'uck in the bu {men clear of the JUWN tilcllslc l)ll.|N"l` VOTE I Oril1iav~Ori1li;u's tnwn crier miss- r`d his first vl(=cl.iun in many years. ,Wi]li:1m Hm1uybu1m1c. 55. who says he is the only one of his kind in the Dummiun. was rushed to Orillia Suldit-rs` Mrmurinl hospital. Mon- day. with chest and Nb in:_iu1`ies. , J`hc mo!` of his wundshecl caved in 'undvr the weight. of snow while he |\v;2s wielding an axe. I .. 3,. 2!: FREAK EGGS LAID ORI`l.l4[A~-Mike Nuughtzm-' dun- blu-<.-gy;{-l;iying hurt is k(`l_V to 1,1.) LlHh(m(H`l`(I and unsung. l)i`L`:Il.'.`x`\.` neither Mike not` his snn_ .100, can Lliscuvvr which ut` their 22 11011.; is laying the twn-shulh-d ('gL',.<. 'l`h(- |'ro.'ik h~n-fruit nnv cmnplvrtn (-','_g .nsidc zm0thcI'--1nis been .ip))c;u'iiig, with i`c;_;Li1.u`it_v in the Nuughtmi tic!`-I-`(>)llS(`4 Five were found in thr- Inst 10 days, me (-very nthvr day. ' Skidd'ihAg- Ca} Snd; I Woman To Hospital! mg. .~uIIr`In|`,; IIUHI InJuI'Il:'S l`(~`L`(`lV-I vd in :1 car cnllisilm be-tween Stmucl `ld Churchill. In the storm. whim who vvas driving along n-;:x'(-fully. wnulhm` cm` skidded into the cm` in which she was drivim.-,. throwing her viu]ont1_v against the stooringv whm-I. Exznnim-d at lhv lmq)itz1l! by Dr, Tumbull. she was found to, hZ'\'|` Fl`\ (`l'(` (,'Un(.'lI3*75i0n. 1} CH1` lhrr.-Huh Ih.. I:-H gun. ....,I zxuxn .~x-Von` cUII(.'lISSl0n. CLII 'hrnu}.{h the 10 1-Aw-~ and brui.<-_< nn her chest. Nnxt day she wan 11-mn\'v<.i In Orillin in am ambu- lam.-v. CUTTER DEMOLISHED I CuldwuI.e1'-Dr. '1`. D. Park. local `physician. and Fred Spence. End)`. |H;ll`ll)V\'|\' l`.\?(':ll)l`(i um-inn: ininrinc p|i_VbIL`ldH, unu 1'rL'(1 DDGHCL`. xsudy. ll1{ll'l`UV\ l_V escaped scri0L|.< injuries `when the cum-r in which they were driving: was completely demolished when struck -by in car driven by Bill Brown, Culdwulur. The doctor had lrnudo u call at the home of Mr. Spence for the birth of :1 baby. and was I`vturning lwmv. At Ryun`s Hill ;Hll l'll&`l`IW}lV' 12. lhn milinr vvnc BUUII.` [INCH up III (I llllul gdllllf. A few of the exc-c-rpts taken from` nortvhor-n nvwspapcrs read as fol- -)nws: is If: :5: Mrs`. Sildiv A11(I01'sr)I1 of Lam`,- hrd Mills u'a.< brnught In the Roy- `nl Victoria Hospital` Monday even, mg. .~'u1`fr-rin',:` from injuries [`f\Qpiv_ (`H :1 mr r'n1|i In-ouumn Civnnr-I BOER WAR VETERAN DEAD nmn m___n.- vm...m..;. 'l`|\.uu\\-~:\r< COLLIDEID WITH AUTO WAVERLEY A. L. Fil'I.gL`I':I1d. jl l1L`[iIl]E_ 'W:1 (`h:n`D`IId uriih r--n-n.. `4 RF 7} 'l`()\ VN (IIHER l)Xl)N"l` VOTE ()I`ini.'lv-()l`ii:|'c inmn m:...- ..\:.. DRAMAS PRES TED ](]r:I1nr 'l`uzn n-nl Hug, lH]lIll'. Ml nyun S NIH my 12. the cutter` was buck. hurling both wreckage. :3 =5: 1: This is Leap Year. \Vl1|l 2!! rl:n_v.~ in February. and six of lhv ts-n s1ututuJ`_v h()lidZ|y.\ full on M(Il1(l1lj-'. New Y1.-;n".s` Day. Mnndu_v_ .l:m. 1 Good Friday, Mun-h 22. Victoria Day. I"ridu_v. Muy 2-1. 1 King's Birlhclny. I'hurs(lu_y_ Jum- 3. . I Dominion Day. Monday. July I. Civiv Holiday. Monday. Aug. 5 Labour Day, Monrlny. Svpt, 12. 'I`h:1nksgivin;.{ Day, Mumlny, (J:-1 (exact date In lw .wl by g4u\'vrlI- mcnt) I\.... nn.,...:.... IIIUH l J . Rem<--mbl`.'m(-r- I)::_v. I Nov. IL (`|n~iu1n-snu Y\nu \lI.ul H. A. Llili, xzenurnl u.;:(-nl., pus- sengur depurtnumt, <':u.mdianI Pacific 1{ui.l\v::y, Lns Angela.-4. whose appuimxmrnl In the nu.-;I or ussisuult. ,'.:(merul 1m: u:.:~nI. 1\lnnlr(*ul, (:ffP(`liV(-. .\1:1r!-h 1:41, is unnnunuvd by H. I-`. 1.. :~`IurI-.1-, nssistznlxl ]zu:~::;oxH- .u.- l|'uH'i(' mun. ztgt-.r ml` the `f'um)muy':; u:x:!~r:: lines. 1` .. ~. ..~ , "The sensational work of Goring in the `Peri-nn nets was one of the big factors in the visitors` win. Goring was a whulo team himself as time and again he stopped Ruuyn ruids single handed. Sharing '.hI.- spotlight with Goring were the two cnlored aces of the Pcrrun six. the Carnegie bnys_ Herb and Ossic. The two ,(::)lm'Cc1 lads skatud rings around the locals, with Ossie con- tinually slmting off -the Pioneers after they had broken away. :': 12: (I Cmisimzns Dny_ w.-u._ GRAY COACH LINES Wieners lc lb." Sagsage` -,2 lbs. 250 ROLLED POT ROASTS BEEF .... .. lllcplb. HOMEMAIHI 1'1 nuxvlnmnur. PIHMIC RIB R()l.LEl) Hen-dcheese lllc lb. Roast Beef 25:: lb. ROUND STEAK ROASTS BEEF .. 21c lb. GEO. conns THE LATEST Monm. HIGHWAY CLIPPER Commencing Friday, I`1{I*2 HIGHWAY ('I.J} VI (>H'l'>. Se-rviw and .m `.InI'.t/.:`!', In-w rm.- Phone 176 BARBIE -- F.LMVALE -~ MIDLAND Pigs. Tweive 1045 um. `. your subscription paid`? H(')l.lI)AYH OI" I940 Promoted For All (`n'n'l1 l`r;u's-.1 Infnxnxutiml Dunlap and Mulcaster Sts, Phone 62 Leave Barrie for Midland x 4 H) p m X $`:ntn1x(l.:yn1:l_\' for service between Mummy. I I up1Ilu1hm by l(i.()l)n In I I ublv :I.\`S('.`=>`1 CllltYSLER-l LYMOU'l`ll DISTRIBUTOR and GARAGE 55 Elizabeth St. : BARBIE : Phone 283 I HI|:l'l' I 420,000. | l`\u. 1 TMQS fIa7iTIi?a ; On Education Cosh; , . .-,A 2:10} lN(7l{I~JASE IN BUSINESS ` 'I`h_- fivld stuff uf `l`h- F.quituble I.if:-. WiIlL l`lUlv. hmumrvd M. Smiih rm his :lppni:1 lm&`nl. as Pres- id:-nx uf I.h-.- (Tum1>:m_v. by :1 special Ivffurl in xvriting now busixwss. with lhv I`!-':a'lll1 lhni thv Cmnpuny's now buiinoss Ln mm` and (If February is 'nv: .,h.....x ..r mm r...- Hm fin} Mam `lU.UUU. I Thv r(-p;n'l .~`hnw.< that of each ' ll.'n` of nmni:-ipzxl taxes lvvivd ih ()n1:n'iu in ism . 33.7 x-vnls went -fc'r r(lu('nliun, HLH . (`('lH.\ for (10131 `L-l1;1rg<-s. 7.15 <'vI|l,< f::l' relief, 38.6 r-L-nls f:,1' _u-m~r:xl l`.\'[)I'Il(lllX'(`.\` zmtl 1] fun` n\i~4-I !I|Il'{ IN 1.1 fur mi.~(-zllum-z.u.~', Six (-numi:-~:. Elgin. [(('lH. Lumb- Lun. Purlh. Simmo and W:-llingl.un. hurl ms (I4-in-nlurv (I:-ht. 1.: wt-.~:l pvr vupim munit-ipul levy was Wn::(l. with $27.94. "u- rnnln was |1i;:Iw. with $46.47. ` l'L'lIl.\ lhl [.(l'||l'liH l'.\'p"Il(llllH'Q'S llll(l l mnnl,h.\` nf Ins! year. l)l|\`.|n(`S5 LU Lnl` (`HG (H I'(`L)l`lli1I'_V I5 :7 In .. 4 uhc-.'1r| uf mm fur 1h(' first tW0 O3 Tinlrsday; 'M'arc'n 28, 1940 The Manzuxement wishes Lu announce 1,119 opening on Thurs... Mar. 28 MADAME`. HENRIETTA will be in me Tea Room. 'I`hm`.~:.. F`ri.. and Sal. (Iumv and have your cup rvud by an expert, while vnjnyinp; ll Lusty lum-h. luau I Iylllllulll ll(`la|.|.\l' Sedan 1939 l'l_\'moulh (`ouch 1938 (`hr_\'slu' Royal Se- ll-: n PIHM IC T'I,|'l'I [L1 DAN`S Corner Store 'l`I'I/\ IHNIM AND SUI)/\ l()l1N'I`/\IN I\'I` mm H) .i.J}M.dli In Hlli. `Lax- ::.<.<-.~:.~'<-d \'z1lLu- ill(.`l"(`llS(`d lhnn $1-H)(Hl_()UH tn $2,933.": 1 ~. ne-w luxury in travel - wnth no iH('I`(`1.l. s`(` In I 3 % March 29 124 Dunlop St. HI \)nlill`lI) Hl(.`l'\`I.\(".: 2L3!)-1.22%`. in 1938. Tax- -nl \-1.1.... ;....mmen.r`l Ontario :4 9-1:: s.. 1 The Family liutcht-.1` 8.15 pm. 1939 Plynurutll llel.ux0 L`..A.. -. auuu \||1.1.3Il'.l I\v_Vou Hr- dam 1937 Dodge Sedan I937 Ford Sedan 1936 (`hrysh-r 7-passc*ng- nr Qndnn uvlucn. I Uarrm and Urudfurd will be the] oppming h-anus. h;u~m_;; finished? tied in lhv lvu.:m~- svhc-dule. which! was umnpln-lvd lust \\'m`k. Euvhl 1935 Ford (`o'.u'lI 1935 Plymuuth Sedan 1935 Ford Sedan yanomn mu. CIU WILH IL. Goring played" with the Colts 4 when they rose_ to the junior B finals in '37 and '38 and the fol- _ lowing year; went n 0 rt h. I Having playedi in good com-: -pany and hav- ing stepped up 11n RH] Rani- Bill {l\\,'\'. T]. VV . V tlllllnlll H|l[)ll.\r . ` ] Twu yours ago. whun H was firsl `put into play. Barrio Town Club ` GurJ;}smL.-_C.[u`b_c . gg_zx_;,*..i\t. radurd were defeated fim1(1i.=ts'b`i)` h 1`YTnIv`. {This marks Bradfm`d's third wp-I speamince in the finals. Barriv Gill" Iri-son Club was nut in the ('t>mpv- imiun this .~`.eas0n. `won the cup. l..ust year, Barrie I Badmimun Assuciminvl luurnunwm opens at O1'il.li:| on Szlturdzly oven- ling. March 30. whvn senior nwn's d0L1blS. men`; and ladies` singles lwill be played down to the finals.` `which will be held at Barrio the jfulluwing Saturday. April 6. I Play at Orlllia on Szmn'da_v will lbw can the cuurls of H10 Ontario` The 1940 Georgian Bay Districti I l :Hu.~`pilal and Y.M.C.I~\. A lwu\'_\' en- try is not zmliclpatcd bvc-.mso Bur- {GEORGIAN '3/Gr ;TOURNEY opens %AT ORILLIA IBARME wuilis TWO curs AT MIDLAND who Birks-'E1`Jis-R_vrie Cup at the pup. Most notable victory of the Arm- strong rink, which was composed of Walter Craig. Midhurst, load: W. R. McVi1tie. second: J. H. Spiers, vice: and Hm'ry Armstrong. skip. `was their triumph over the classy Stan. Sarjcant four in the final. Surjc-ant's rink have been together for several years and have scored {A lot of wins in that timc-_ notably Toronto Bonspiel. . `Rn:-rip um: um-H I-nrwncr-nfnrl 2:1 It was announced today that the` final nmlch fur the chumpiunxhip of Hw South Sinwnc Hildlhihllill` .l.1-nguv. class. wuuld be` held; in Burriu .`\l`m0ul`iv.\` nn 'I`lmrsdu.:} eve.-nim.;'. April 4, starting at 8` n'('|uck. 1 - . ..n.J I).-... ...;II I... 1|... U JUl'UllLlJ .I3UIlSl_)lf.'J. Barrie was well represented :11. Midland. with six rinks. Others were skipped by Dick Gnrrvn Charlie Bcclby_ Cliff Elrlck and Bob Malcomson. but none of them managed `to get in tho mnmry. Members of the winning Gram Cup rink this your were: Harry Love. lead: Clydv Johnson, svcnnd. `Norman C. Juhnsun, vice: Albt-rt Simon, skip. `scored sevtn wins and lust one!) ,to the other. This will be a sud- den-dcath match, with three sets of men's and laclit-5` double-5 each. `and six of mixed doubles. The [winner will reoeixw custody of lhv {Re\'. H. W. Vaughan 11`nph)'. I Turn \vn:\I'u um uvhnn i1 u':|\' firm! Last year Johnson won the O'Hara Cup while Cliff Elrick won the Grant Cup. So this marks two years in .a row for Johnson to win a cup at Midland. different ones] at that. This is the first your :2 Barrie rink has won the Burke f`nv. Barrie curlers. repeating last year s achievement. came home from the last big Midland Bonspiel recently with two trophies. Harry Armstrong's rink captured the Imnin event, Burke Cup. while Nur- man Johnson's four took the Gran`. . f`un Five Barrie rinks are going 1.0 Midland tomorrow night for the return match in the annual in- ter-club series. Barrie -holds a good load from the first match here last week when results and skips wore: Barrie Midland B. Malcomsnn ....16 L. S. Wallace 6 S. Meredith ........ ..7 _D. I-Iastings 11 B. Robertson ....I4 I. Cummings 7 A. J. Simon 14 Capt. R. Hindman WUUK WHCII l`l.'l .. .... .. [A. }\.In;..1TXXZ2TaIX...T4Z `Curling Sets New Record CIUXUU HI (K115 IJIICI U1 LIIl'.' HIUIILII. The annual meeting will be held `in the Magistrate's Court Cham-' bers next Monday evening. it was announced today by President Dr. N. W. Rogers. 6x_..-_j_ , ___: I Barrie Curling Club will close a lrecord season this week - a re- :cord in that never before has the ice remained good until the end of March. Usually curling in Barrie ends early in March. There have been some excellent games at the club this week. but it will be closed at the end of the month. T'|a.-. nvnnnnl vv\nn`;v\rf ..uI1l kn knhl I Local: Lead Midland Retum Games Friday I 7-unrgi:1n Buy "A" Badminton tournament will be held in Ban-1-iv Annuurios cm Szm1r April 6. In tho morning the mixed duublws will bv run down 1.0 the finals. In llw ul'lvn.mun (hr men`:-' and lud- i(.~:' duublvs will be lu-ld. l7`inals in :-ll ow-nls. inn-lurling s:ing`lvs and ('()ll.l)l2lll(`.ll plny, will be held in lho evening .~tzu'ling' an 8 o'clock. On lhv fUllI|\'.`l?l;, , 'I`ue.-.'da_v -niJ. .`hJ.- the "B." toLn'n'.um-.m for the dis- trict, which was .~:lzn'led lust _vt`zu' with grunt .~a1u-.cv.~is_ will mininvnce ill 7.30, I"ui`lli<'r play will be hold on Tlllll'.`~`dll_\ l'\'('lllH}.`,. April ll. and un Sului'(lzi_\' al`le-rmmn. tlw .l3lh. F`in:ils in all \'\'(`lll) will bv hold in tlu- vvviiing of April 13. . 5\.. 1934 Plymouth (`unpe- l984 Dodge Sedan 1930 (`adilluc Sedan I936 Ford | am=l 1936 Willys Pam-l 1935 (`ht-vrolet Pam.-I I935 Dodge 2-ton Stwke 1934 Ford (`ouch ROAEIN mm: DELIVERY 'l`I{U(`.KS icr L\ nuw n\'uIg in DUGIJLIF3. I Maurice Hanna and Douglas Smith arc dufmite singles entries` from Barrie. with Dr. Harold Smith. Fr:-d And:-rum. Victor `Knox. Sum. Brymn and Ed. Hen-l dc-rson as pussiblcs. In the lad- 1es' sii'i;.',.l>s. Norine Firmau, Enid Weltc and Joan Campbell an ex- pected to enter, with Betty Black also pussiblw . \Q` I hear that you taught Mc'!`ip_h1 to swim in um- lesson. How did ynu do it?" '-I ninnnd c. A,.II.... 1..:n .._.- 1.2.. UH III I pinned an dollar bill nnm his buthmg sun and pushed him off thv pier Vannmmu .pAu.\ung uu.\ H.'a5\I1\. I B:n`rio Tuwn Club will havv en-, tries in all evcuu, although they are not defmilv as yet. It is ex- pected Gm-urge Fricke and Jack Hmmn will vnte-r the svniur dou- lblus. The defending champions are Norris Rvynolds and Gordon W-.11- sun uf Orillia, but the former has `nu: boon pluymg mis year. and `he llillc may be upon. Entry in this. everm ls nut likely to he more Il an fuur Leanna, if that many. Midland may sc-nd one team, with Orillia pL>>lbl_\ supplying two. Last year I-`rickc and Eric Pnpo of Barrie Garrisun were finalists. but the lat- ter is nnw living in Sudbury. MaI1rll`n- Hanna and T\uurln: an : 7: The league has been 21 great de- veloper of hockey talent for thu Colts and for that reason should not be dropped `but we suggest that since the cunduct of the group has not been just the `best for 2: church lcziguo. the Colts` executive should take it over next. year. By careful consideration players could be [placed on various teams so that L-uni-putitiuii would be keen and the teams close as to strength. With strict rules and nfficiuls and defin- ite playing dates the boys might bt induced to have :1 change of heart and :1 want to play hockey rather than beef at referees and protestl losses. With the Cult management behind them the boys could learn more hockov th-rnuuh hmmta :,n.. uuumu mum Lne boys Could learn hockey 111-rough having idle members uf the C011 team take on coaching duties teaching the kids finer points. The mid-gm loup pru- dvutvs a different attitude and should be left as :1 church league. :: u .1: _.-.__..____..__.____.___ grip and Orillia Gurrisnn' clubs urol `not entered this your. However. (I few crack singles entries are ex- pecled {min Kincardine. Pork El- gin and Owen Sound. Corb. Agnew. [Owen Suund. is expected dawn to I dvfend his nwn's singles crown. but the ladies` champion, 1\1rs. Riisscll McLurvn formerly Helen Garn`lI of B1ll`l`i(` Gau`risun). will not likvly bv pimwed as she ls living` at .~\\'vning and has not bi-on` .playing this M`a5Ul1. n,')I`l`In 'l`..u-n l`|..|. ...;n 1..--.. AAC The Barrie ladies hockey team has developed into the Allandale land Barrie Royals Ladies Sports Club and` will embrace softball and basketball as well as the ice game. With probable difficulty in getting outside competition it is the hope of lthe president. Irene Storey. to have I sufficient members to form two or more teams for each sport. The teams will play a league against each other and then if grouping or games can be arranged with other teams outside. the bcst players of the club will be selected to repre- sent the town. -. 2': 9`: The h-nckey season has reached its climax in many leagues and cham- pionships `have been decided. There are a few classes to be decided not at particular interest to Barrie peo- ple and when that stage is reach- ed nmst of our hockey contingent art`-ives home. Last week Ken Terry re-appeared after a season with De- troit Pontiacs; Grunt Goring is back after :1 good season with the Perron Flyers. who won the N.O.I-I. A. intermediate series; Bud Palvmer and Smut Bnkogeorge returned home after half a schedule with Georgetown; Bus Storey and Dick Livingston are expected momentar- ily. f.! 2:! :1: ~.- I-' 7.1 Baseball is in the wind with a letter from Jesse Spring of Kirkland Lake endeavoring to line up a playing date for a touring band of Colored lads who call themselves Mohawk Stars and who according to ' ._,S,prinx are far. -.b'eMer"thn.n 'House of David squads. Charlie Christie is in possession of the letter and word will be given out later. There has been talk of forming a central sports or- ganization to handle all lines in town from kid leagues up and at the annual meeting of lhe hall club this may be brought up for oonsideratiou. There are some obstacles to such :1 move but it suitable arrangements can be made it may be debated sliortly. It sounds like a first rate idea to this corner. __.____._._______.j.. Considerable difficulty has been experienced in operating the juvenile series of the church league `this year. The players were a little hard to handle and even the mentors of some teams took more than a little time out to cause difficulties, There is a distinct need for a change in this league. The main idea of its -formation was to promote good. clean competition and sports- manship and to aid attendance in Sunday Schools and church- es. Good sportsmanship was certainly absent as far as this season's contests were concern- ed and as for regular attendance at schools on Sundays that is rather doubtful in many cases also. Q .-. .-. c It has been suggested that with ice still available here an exhibition game with Calling- wood or some other better than average team should he arrang- ed and that the Barrie tourists be matched against them. The thought has merit when the line-up is looked over-goaI, Goring; -defence. Byte, Kash- ner. Storey and Terry; tor- wards, Don Bowen. Long and Scott, Livingston. Palmer and Bakogeorgc. but the work and -expense of getting these clubs together might not warrant the return. It would be interesting we will admit. 1': J: _`: I-LAT sporrr .Barrie Boy, Grunt Goring *Goalig__1:or Nogthern Champs |ANDER_l_{ u ILL` nallllu nun uuugxus Q1,-in I}:-vxnn and PA 114. , I lu-g 1 BY NORM. HOOPER Sh ippers I"-`lu. Drummers Eng,ino.~1's LEARN WHERE TO G0 I PUUDII.` nulur;1ll,\' look in The Ex- aminer's Coming Evoms", for dates of dances, suppvrs. etc. In 1939 The Flxannnc-r carried 2408 lines ..r this (`lass nf advertising. . U 1...: Udllh . 34 `H I High single for season. `Don. Ax`-I mm. 360: high three gmnos for sea- son. Jim I-Iadden, 843: high :-2v(-:'- ages-I-Iudson 229. Susn 2227. Cox'- bett, 226. Hadclvn 220_ i..L`Gl'l` 2l8. Hook 216, Brawn 212, Stump 211. Kaley 209. Wnzxblur Iuvivn uyh.nn.... t7:..L. nu: vvutsun mum, There will be a mot-ting of thr- oxocutivv and the twelve tvnml captains who urv in lhn plnyuff. at the bowling zilloys on Thursday night of this wtok at 8 u`c-lnck. Al representative from each tearnl must be present. Top six teams in [each group in pla_vuft's. I High single at alloys for week. "Dixie" Cm`b-tt. with a .=(`01'o <,-f 379. Wins Ll photo. High three games won by Mara. Hunk. with :1 .~cm'c hf 540. Prize, `lady's silk lmse. In . . . n .. 'T`hn nnrlnn .\l' n-innvn- 1 Mrs. %G;`e_:A1h;:I_la__\~h;ilI I Sell Her Photo For $45i ` l|lIll!.'.\ CHI 42 Brook 5 l\lI--u T\n...'.-I (IU~\('llla Fulo-Nite will be held Granada Iunight instead ,R0xy as usual. | o\ _` JIUHIU il mug. Following the 12-1 win over `North Bay MacD0na1ds" in the ` final game. Goring got a bit of a raspberry from a team-mate, Herb- ie Carnegie. Fans here will remem- ber that Carnegie, then with the Northern Vocational champions. was largely in~stx'umentu.l in elimin- ating the Colts by a very disastrous score. Carnegie asked Goring at the conclusion of this series just where before he had seen a large score piled up in a final game. A four nf lhn rn.-r-r-rnlu Ink-nn ft-nm; \.ll|llJi|u - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 ``B" Group: Olympia ............... ,. Hill's Garage ..... .. Emms Electric Clarksun Hotel . Dixie's Smokers Shell Oil \lY|nH.. (Vin Cllllfll \Jll . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 White Circle Hiram Walkers Carlings IR r` A 1.` xxuiuy AUU. Wcvkiy p1'i7.(.` winners -- High three. D. Arguv. 736: high singln. Ilnddc-n. 299; hidden .~`m1'(~ of 500. Bill Watson (500). 'T`I-nu-n ll Iv. .. .......c:..... ..l 41.,` I IIIHIK, wnn El .(.'l)l'L` (71 C)`!U. lady's The carton of ginger won by Dixie Corbett. high three of 823. l`.Iun-1-In I nnn-un rnzu, alo was wiih lllgll llIll'L' U] 0.2-), I Church League Church I._eugue- (-nminuo u ix playoffs tonight at 7.30` All tvnnms must start on time-. I Clarke and Clarke League i \Von L():~'1 I O "u | hi:\nnI`u um murw 01 lVll'S. ureennatgn was called for the $45 after for her. photo at Fntb-Nito at the Roxy 1a Thur1~'da_v. She was present at the Granada_ su will $011 an 8 b_\'_ 10 photo of herself for that sum. ` . Thu nnmn 1-nit.-A fur nu. man ..;u Tuwn League-I~`ina1 Standing A" Group: Won Ln: United Cigar ...................... .. 57 3 Dominion Store 57 3 Weston s ............... .. 53 :1 Knight's Drugs .................. .. 48 4 Underhi11's ............. .. 44 4 f` KY1) A A 1` ` \..lV.I\..l`1.I`\. . . . . . . . ` . . . . . . .` Loblaw GI`()cuteria Examiner ................. .. Clemmens` Store A. & P. Store Copacn Carload .. up-u (3 n.\,.n.r . . Harris Motors Lnbatts Ll'nL .`:...1.. AIRMEN I GET SKY FLAG Flying Officer Byrne Jobin of No. 112 Squhdroxm of the R.C.A.F.. the City of Winnipeg. holds the regi-I mental color which was presented recently by Winnipeg's nmyor. John Queen. The background is air force blue. on which are :1 Union Jack and the air force bull's eye" of red. white and blue circles. 3:! 2;: 33 Faster in'th(-9 Ir)1`waI'd d-purl- mcnt and back!-d up by :1 steady de I`(-nc(-- and brilliant nvt minding. tho Fly-urs were always ahead an iho Sunday gnmc-". 1:1 :1: I2: UXIut.'l'Xllll S C.N.R.A.A. I I\`\`n1ur r`.. An ounce of prcvcntibn is worth :1 vmnnd at elncrgemjv relicf. \\'hy /er _\-aur.m_'/ suffer those dull lifcless days became ol'cunarip;1tion, u-r':_v lcrmg on [In urea//ur rm(r_gru._v mtJuin(:, when thcrc may he at far bctter way? That way is In KEEI regular by getting an the rams: of the trouble. Fur this crunchy, toasted real rtgu/ur/I`, drink plenty uf water, and act if you dun't forget all About cun- ulipuion. All-Bun is nude luv Kellogg ; in Lumlun, Cumnla. Sold bv all gruu-rs, in lwu uuwt-Illcllt sizes. :1 us common con.np.n|on. dur to lack uf "bulk" in thr duet, a plus- am. nutritious, n-nd_v-Io rcrcal ~ Ke|logg s .-\HHran--gnes straight to Le muse by supplying the bulk" \ou need. Correct Constipation Before -Not After! TEE BARRTE EXARTFNER. BARRE. 0I'\T I`.. CANADA Mrs. Greonhah_:,h| I` S45 nffnr fnr hm-I H) 14 Won Lost R") `:1 ul of In; Last -2 I "I33-l:LllS("n, the two Carncgius. I-Iuwkcy, Nt-l.' ]`::Hnn. M:u`shIll. and Gouliv Goring.-; all pl2l_V('d bunu-' tiful hnckvy for me now cham- ninnu" the thr- Every day at Mulmn airport ballumx like this is filled with drogen gas and sent sk_\`\\'ard spec-d nf 620 foot per mmuur. whzle-`Q u n`H>`t`nl`ulnp|1'L|l nxnnrl uvzu.--hn.-rl 'apL't'u HI \)-\I ll'l`| pt`! HIHILIH`. \V la mt'lt`Ul' gl('iIl expert. \\".n.- through :1 xhvudnhte. calls mm c tic (iigures to a colleague. As it :` mu r ll? '1 -Ul' lVIlDl,AND ~ A car drivmi by 'I`hnm:1s Cruss. Vl('lH1`l.'l Hzirbnr. Cl 1- liclud hmd-mi with 2: coal ll`l!(`l-I mi top of M:icCm'miCk's Hill on I'li'_:h-- way No. 12. non)` Midland. 1:11 * Sn - urduy 1lfl( l`ll(>()ll. The drivers wm'< unzrblu in see clearly owing In :1 blinding Sll<)\NSl()I'lY'l and` sn0wb:mk.~ -narrowed thr mud. The zicciduii`. `caused :1 traffic tic`-up of ()V(.` I'll` lcurs (lll the hi,}.{l1\\'(l_V b(.-l`m'i- "1: clzinmgvcl cars could be l`|`!ll"\-'(`(l. .,. ;,: :_: | FOREST RANGER A(?1`lVE ` SEVERN F`A[.LS--Fm' Rzmuvrl C. M. McGinnis. Parry Sound` hn.-2| been in this district it1\".`~Ii_!:'lHll_'..(' charges that lumsbur pi1';1`u.< `.\'L`!`( cutting duwh pine trve.<:n1(i h:tulin;_{ them away by tvnm without pm"- mission. The ramzcr (1i.~'('uv.~n\d thv Ipluce un which the trovs had I):-0:1 ,cut. but failed In lucxtto `.h:- I41,-.15. H0 is repnrtcd. hnwvv<-1'. tn be cm] the trail of the nffmtdors. Whm: hv overtakes` them he will S(`i'/'.:' the lugs for the guvornment until Ihv regular (luvs pm thuusnmi I`--:~1 .m paid. I RAISE 'l`l{ANSlEN l` FEE COLLINGWOOD - A lmnszioni Lr.'id:rs' license of $500 in be chzii-gtd lnguinsl lhuso S1ll`1lll{.! up in businvss since the \\'ill` boum in Collinp,\\' was zidvncnicd by lhv bnzircl of ll`.Ld(' at their Ullllllill election of 4:I`t'2:_-cm. The pmposod fee is clnublv lhl` pu- iseni levy set by council and will hc .ul'god by board l`<`})l`(J.\'l`2-1'.` live. Justpll N. Buurrie was un;in.mnn~`l_\` ro-elected president. :3: runi Lv1C1\I1L,'UL.Li---l1;ng1m- of thv five S1L`Lm1('l`S M` 111. dizm Pacific Grout Luke S(`I'\`iA `fitting them out in p1'epnr:iii ':h( opening of nu\'ig;itim1. I ruunucnvln UlujANlI.l-J MIDLAND ~- Puuitx`_v tuisors of the district. have urgzinizvd :1 Paul- try Association. Tho m~g:tni'/.a`.iun `will ende-axvm` to rnisv th:- st:md:2r(I Inf puultry. It is ])t`u[)n.\';(i tn Ct)-up-! (CFZIID with Tiny and 'l`.'n_v A:.:x`icui- tural Society by entering: 2| S})(`(`i;|] pnult.r_v section at the full fair `Sept. 12. 13. and 14. President is 0RII_.LIA--In a determined el`.`urt to check an outbreak of lmuse bu1'g- laries. police pressed in searen lnr two men believed implicated. Fuur homes and :1 grocery store l|il\H, been among these looted. The lines`. victim. A. J. Lloyd. 1mniLIf;ieiurer,' had his `home looted of beverages and a pistol. emry being m:-ri~ and the place rzmsaicked while tl'v- fum- iily were awzny. :2: :2: :k MALCOLM MODERMID BURIED STAY....ER 4 Funeral st-rvirgns were conducted by Rev. A. R Bir- nie in the PI`L`Sb_Vl(`l`l2ll1 chum-h, Duntmnn. fur the late Mulcnlm Mc- Dermid. Seote-h pinneer settler. wlm died in his 64I!h year after an linu(,-r- mg illness. Intermeenl took place in Stayner cemetery. His w-Zduw. ran; -11-1_gh'.or Mrry. one son Wul`;-:.m 9nd :1 l,:v`v>`.hc:r Neil survive. I x`: 2': 2`: District Tournament At Barrie, April 6, "3" Following Week;