mm wwwm menusan Curling In Illicit of those who get so enthused conidntteil nom pumpkin during the other sea days of the tootball ear The big anie is at Toronto agaln otter sojourns in Ottawa and ancouver lilostrof the pregame and 7postgame hijlnks revolve in and around the Royal Cork which has already begun tomove all furniture out of the lobbies and corridors When Cal to town look out Incally many private Grey been planned Ono popular spot be gary comes £3 parties have the curling club when It Peter West putson his annualbash This event begins at ll am with amens yltney two fourend games iadies are welcome to watch but not to play Noontime will bring an appropriate lunch of western food The big ame starts at one oclock and color TVwill he placed in the dubiounge Again ladies are welcome it they keep quiet dunng the game After the Stampeders trample Ottawa the retired RCAF flying instructor and former C0 of Borden Group Capt West of course will tell few stories and dislrlhutehis prizes to the jitney winners MRS WILLIAM LANGMUIR of Shanty Bay was very excited one atternoon last week Mary Janehad inst skipped her first game of curlingand won it iany getting their first win new skipssuflér throughinany games before INTERVIEWED ONE of the live Barrie curlers SATURDAY nov so is Cup my Canada when certain annual hystericspccur Many fence cannon mesa Gusher mu bent in iter of iisttnlok topeopia um Detroit running slow sun thiaaeason on weak de ThIted Winu are last in the National Hockey We Eut én Division four point back Toronto Maple leafs and Chicaa IO Diurnaka Andvthe Red Win detence which has at lowed oils in it games lets most of the critic Worsiey Iieturns To Montreal Morrmmn CF nn minder Gump Woraley of hiont reaiCanadiens loft theteam In Giicazo hiesday and was to re turn to Montreal by train after roulh airplane mm to Chic no earlier in lhe day Cana dienr spokesman said mcsdoy nith vae Canadicns stopped oif ln altoto altera renal flight to transfer to another airplane for as Anxeleswbere the Cana ï¬ens msï¬duled to meet the one When the team landed in Now he told the coach Claude line that Ills nerves had got the best ol him said Pollock BulNHhuatiu season about Wftfl over showtth Batman and team mate Kent Douglas are the mounting dilemma ofin the leaxue except or of Boston Bniins Bergman has tour seals and trusts while Douglas has no tolls and it dunnerhas lye goals and ii assists The Red Wing traveiJo Phi ladelphlalor name lonlxht against the Fiyus Montreal Canadians visit las Angeles Kings Toronto is at Pittsburgh Penguins Boston Bruins play Ihn Blues at St Innis hlinnelt rota North Star welcome Oak land Seals ani Lhe Black iiawks play at New York Rangers Bermun 30 finished lad season as leagues dielcond highest go scn ng once man with in goals one behind Milo McMahon of Minnesota he Red Wings rearward addel in assists for tlpoint total tn his ï¬rst three seasons wrth Detroit Bergman scored loo points all nyerage of more than season Elsewhere thieves broke into the hlaplelleofs dressing room at Civic Arena in Pittsbuth and stole variety of equip ment When the Canadicns play at Los Angeli tonight Gump Wor aley will be out of Lha lineup cage May ate irdm We airplane flight poor air travelierhe returned iodlontreal lony Espoaile 0P1 calledup Iiochry hull as backup Ioailender to not will nothug aura onte sync Candies National Exhibition Stadium for Grey Cup here Sat urday despite lhu bare spots thatwiil probably be visible derision corner from noundrkeeper Don nlclnlyre who tried it for game few years ago it looked good at first but cainéoff all over the Hm lilon TigerCats said Angelo lilosca wound up looking like the Jolly Green Giant hiclnlyre must get the field ready lor the annual Canadian pisyolt between Ottawa Rough Riders of the Eastern Football can to no and Calgary Siampeders oi the Western Con icrcnce reni pitcher GaetahGroleau norm axons Sicilcnolrim iltobtreal Expos of baseballs Rookle league in 1969 With Vpos general manner tCP National amidst Montlt Grolesu is Jim Fanning Ex tirephotol mm on nononr The catfish lives on unis trizht to l969contract rues roleau will plav in San ceans snails or Insect larvae III sota Fin in the Gull Court finds on lake bottoms who crept sleeï¬ily into Barrie Monday morning after three days at tica New York it was revealedrthat the 32man team from the Ontario Curiin Association had reclaimed the Ross Tarlton Shield oilth Just last year to the Grand National Curling tion of the Eastern States They won it by some 40 points after someva close games My informant dainla the Yanks are getting better all the time Don Em erys allBarrie team of Jack Kennedy Johnltodgers and Ken McKenzie didnt lose game last year This time they didnt win one In all fairness it must be reported thatthey lost two games by 55 and tied one so Thats closerenough Ken Walls played second for an 00A executive drink which had Ross Tariton of Hamilton Thistle 1skipping Karl Leishman of Kingston leadingand the vice was Parkhill QC of Oshawa who is the in coming president of the Dominion of Canada Curling Association They won two lost one Hospitality was excellent you could tell that just by looking at the eyes of my informant The Ontario group took chartered Gray Coach complete with driver who drove them back and forth between Hotel Utica and tho curling club By the way the Utloa Curling Club this year is celebrating its centennial It was formed in 1868 which makes it olderihan most Canadian clubs Barrie only goesvhack to 1895 in curling that is The World Cup will be played in March 1970 in Utica at the citys fine new ice auditor ium where the Clinton Comets of the Eastern Hockey League now play half their home games Grand National had rinks from the following utles Albany Boston New York CaledonianSchen ectady Norfolk Connecticut PlainfieldiNew Jersny Rochester Utica St Andrews of Now York Ontario rinks were from Barrie Orlllla Wood stock BelleVille Gait Dundas Hamilton and Toronto This lnternational series is now ï¬rmly established and wili he resumed next November likely inIHaniilton with the 1970 games tentatively slated for New York gt City But it is not exclusive It is expected to getan entirely new bunch of curlers for the next round from each side of the border GERRY DREVER of Base Borden got hole inone last month at the Circle Pine golf course Sgt Drever was copying late season round with his brother Don former golfpro from Aiberta Gerry dropped the bail in the hole with its ironon the191 yd par 17th Pro Tommy Hughes of An derson Park Witnessed Drovers score card that showi ed strong finishbkdieparpareogle The Barrie Horticultural Society are hard work ing achve group with 1200 paid up menibers En open until Saturday in their photographic FLORIDA MARSH RUBY RED 0R WHITE SEEDLESS GRAPEERUIT 10 79c auntiesmusics onlsroririlv minute rinsii flirtation 39 FRESH chlorine oirroirrilloisimfr SIZE Simplild ny nswawn alrsm thlrro supply pm lol 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