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Barrie Examiner, 22 Dec 1976, p. 11

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1113 The Barrie Examiner Wednesday December 22 1976 11 lzvestia PRODUCTIVE sconfivo COMBO cm tome title goes iéfittliliifiiii is Ea° DOUG SHEDIIEN In 18 games played to date by the Barrie CoUps Major Midgets the line 01 Doug Shedden Graham Gitten and Murray Hadley has emerged as the most productive scor ing combo Shedden Centre has 16 goals and 24 assists tor GRAHAM GIFFEN 40 points Gilten left wing has 18 goals and 12 assists with rightwinger Hadley tir ing 11 goals and backing up 114 others CoUps have scored 93 goals in 18 games with this line contributing 45 CoUps last game 01 1976 is BRUINS DRUBBED 30 Westfall goals lead toN win Bight winger Ed Westtall scored two goals Tuesday night one with teammate in the penalty box to lead New York Islanders past Boston BrumsIH In the only other National Hockey League game luesday Minnesota North Stars and Chi Cowboys worst By JOE DARY THE CANADIAN PRESS Calgary Cowboys were able to maintain the worst record in the World Hockey Association when they sultered their 13th deteat in 16 starts on the road by bowmg 41 to Edmonton Gil ers on Tuesday night The Cowboys mired in last place in the Western DiViSion seven pomts behind the Uilers and two behind lilthplace Phoenix Hoadrunnershave gained only one Win and two cago Black Hawks played to 33 tie Westtall 36 took Lorne Henning pass in the neutral zone He passd Boston deten ceman Brad ark and sent his own rebound past tormer team mate Gerry Cheevers tor the games closing goal MURRAY HADLEY tonight against Newmarket at Eastview Arena beginning at 830 pm CoUps head into 1977 with game Jan pm at the Barrie Arena against touring midget team lrom Sweden It came at good time be cause Boston wasnt out 01 the game by any means Westtall said The Brums turned back 30 times by New York goalie Billy Smith mounted their most serious attacks in the third pe riod Then 38 seconds alter hold onto record road on that is ties while onthe road lheir home record is 118 impresswe They have 11 Wins and tour losses on home ice and With tive games in hand could improve that performance In other games Iuesday Houston Aeros moved Within one pomt ol secondplace Win nipeg Jets in the Western DiVi Sion by blanking New England Whalers 40 while Birmingham Bulls nudged Quebec Nordiques 32 The Jets who linished tour th in the lzvestia Cup tour wayfield advantage for Steelers Sunday By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lhe homelield advantage in sports has been well publimzed But what about the awayheld advantage That is what Pittsburgh Steelers think they have in Sun days American Football Con terence playotl game against Oakland Raiders Iheres nothing we like bet ter than gomg against team thats biting at the bit With the crowd hollering obscene things at you says Pittsburgh quar terback Terry Bradshaw Then you go down and score Win the lootball game and get out 01 there Coach Chuck Noll agrees Our team reacts to the crowd n0ise whether its lor or against us lhat kind ol thing eXCites our lootball team Our history shows it The most recent example was Pittsburghs 4014 humiliation 01 Baltimore Colts in last weeks American Foot ball Conlerence playotl opener atBaItimore The Steelers have won more than one National Football League game in hostile terri tory en route to two consecutive Super Bowl titles The Steelers could be exactly in their element Sunday be cause the crowd in Uakland is sure to be 11081110 The tans have been waiting impatiently tor Super Bowl partic1pant ever Since the world series of lootball began 11 years ago The Winner 01 Sundays AFC title game Will advance to Su per Bowl XI at Pasadena Ca lil on Jan against the surVi vor 01 Sundays National Con Ierence playotl game be ween Minnesota Vikings and Los An geles Hams HOCKE STANDINGS It 11111 tvltl PRESS III amphell fiillflltnlf Patrick Diiision Islanders 21 11 4119 7911 Ftiila III 7120 11913 Atlanta 1312 711110137 Rangers 11 11131122116 Smythe Diyision St Loms 1317 9712130 Chicago 11119 r1105128 25 olorado 819 911116 21 Vancouver 23 11 96139 21 Minnesota 619 83111020 Prince of Wales Conference Adams Iiiiision Boston 21 11 2129107 ISUIIEIII 211 11le 7141 oronto lo 12 61110111111 leveland 1017 99114 27 Norris Iliiision Montreal 24 41117 71131 1115 Angeles 11 111 it 1111105212 Pittsburgh 1115 5102 11511 Detroit 1117 92111 2r Washington 11118 911111121 Tuesday Results NY Islanders Boston Chicago Minnesota Tonight Games Philadelphia at NY Rangers SPORTS UBANS WIN CAHIAGENA Colombia lieuteri Cuba was declared Winner 01 the 1976 amateur baseball championship Iuesday alter luerto HICO retused tor the second day in row to take part in three match playotl tor the title The two teams ended the series With eight Wins and two deleats and in accordance With In ternational Amateur Baseball Assoc1ation rules were to have played three matches to Made the linal result Cuba agreed but Puerto Rico declined saying Detroit at Atlanta Pittsburgh at loronio zinIouver at Los Angeles liullalo at hicago Minnesota at Ilevelnnd SI Iou1s at oloiado VIl East Division W1 Quebec 1915 1149129 39 Indianap 11112 21011116311 incmnuli 1712 2142106116 Minnesota 1414 410010332 New Eng 13117 4111122110 Birmingham 1125 1120149231 West Iiivisloii San Diego 2012 2119105 12 Winnipeg 11112 11451115 37 Houston 11 131 112 99 36 Edmonton 1619 97121 33 Phoenix 1119 21121511211 algary 1217 92 99 26 Tuesday Results Edmonton Calgary Houston New England Birmingham Quebec Tonights Games Birmingham at incinnali San Diego at Phoenix Quebec at Minnesota SHORTS its members wanted to be back home in time tor Christmas UNVEILS lt1NAH LUNDIN AP Lotus un veiled its new Formula ractng car Iuesday and said it plans to enter the car in the Argentine Grand Prix the lirst race 01 the 1977 world championship The car built over 15 months by the Lotus lactory in eastern Eng land is orthodox in shape and does not have the multiple wheel setup 01 some 01 its For mula rivals Like its predecessor it is powered by the Ford Cosworth Vli engine BARRIE DENTURECLINIC COLELLA DT Complete Denture Service 7264721 149A Dunlop St Barrie Member Dentuiist Society of Ontario nament which ended Tuesday in Moscow Will return to regular league play Dec 26 At Edmonton the Dilers broke ll deadlock in the lirst period and added two goals in the second period and an insur ance marker in the linal seSSion to coast to their 16th Win 01 the season Glen Sather Bob Nevm Dave Langevm and Gavtn Kirk scored tor the 11815 Mike Ford scored Calgarys lone goal while the Cowboys held two man advantage late in the opening period At Birmingham JeanGuy Legace scored early in the third period to tilt the Bulls to their VICIOIy lim Sheehy and Jell Jacques added the other Bir mingham goals while Serge Bernier and Steve Sutherland replied tor the Nordiques who hold onepomt lead atop the Eastern IiViSion standings over Indianapolis Racers lhe Nordiques have 39 pomts 16 points ahead 01 Sixthplace Bir mingham At Houston Aero netminder Hon Grahame notched his sec ond shutout ol the season and the 10th 01 his career as be blocked 18 New England drives to lead Houston to the W111 Cam onnor paced the Hous ton scoring thrust With two goals while Larry Lund and John Ionelli added singles The loss kept the Whalers in lilth place in the Eastern DiVi Sion standings two pomts be hind lourthplace Minnesota FightingSaints Ionights games leature Bir mingham at incic Stingers San Diego at Phoenix Quebec at Minnesota and the touring Czechoslovakian all star team Visits Indianapolis in an international exhibition game the Meyer It has all the IlllJIllV Itllllllt of our reigular IIM IDIIW illls lls extra Iiilight niul leniztli provide greater snow iiiox iiig 111111 in ome in tmlav Ilntl let 11 show you the heavy lutv 14 PHONE 21497327 Of snow II voure professional Know plowing iontraitnr With heavy work lonrl you neitl heavy duty snow plow 47 MARMAC HYDRAULICS LTD 56 McCULlOCH REXDALE TORONTO ONT to Soviets MOSCOW CP The Soviet Union won the lzvestia inter national hockey championship for the eighth time in the tour naments 10year history by de teating Czechoslovakia 32 Iuesday The Soviets finished the tour nament with 40 record while Sweden placed second by virtue of 1211 record The Czechs who have won the tournament twice finished in third place with 22 record Winnipeg Jets defending World Hockey Association champions wound up fourth with one win one tie and two losses while Finland was last with four consecutive losses Winnipeg defeated Finland Tuesday for its only win of the tournament The Soviets wrapped up the title after coming from behind 21 delecit with thirdperiod goals by Helmut Balderis and Vladimir Petrov Islanders lett winger Garry Howatt was sent to the penalty box Westtall delivered the backbreaker against his former mates He was pleased not only to have scored second time but to have been used in key Situ ation killing the penalty by coach Al Arbour guess the greatest com pliment any athlete can be paid is to be put into game in key situations said Westtall who played tor Boston tor 10 years betore becoming an Islander REPAYS BRUINS The Bruins had no need for JP Pause in 1967 They lelt him exposed in the expansion dralt when the league doubled in Size trom SIX teams to 12 He repaid Boston With the games opening goala signifi cant one tor the Islanders Since theyve won 13 and tied two 01 the 16 home games in which theyve scored lirst They won the game because 01 Islanders goaltender Billy Smith whose oustanding per tormance produced his lirst shutout ol the season and New Yorks lirst Victory over Boston Since March 15 1975 Boston coach Don Cherry whose Brums have won Just three 01 their last 12 games said That was one 01 our bet ter road games in long time Its an old excuse but their goaltender played very well At Bloomington Minn Duane Wylies second goal of the game Iitted the Black Hawks into their tie With the NorthStars Wylies goal on pass trom lelt Winger Dennis Hull pro Vided the Black Hawks With the deadlock at 947 01 the third pe riod The tie stretched Chicagos Winless streak to 11 games in cluding three draws and ex tended Minnesotas to 10 with tourties In games tonight Phila delphia Flyers play the Rangers at New York Detroit Red Wings play the Flames at Atlanta Toronto Maple Leals play host to Pittsburgh lengums Vancouver Canucks travel to Los Angeles tor game With the Kings the Black Hawks play host to Buttalo Sabres the North Stars play the Barons at Cleveland and St Louns Blues travel to Denver tor game With Colorado Rockies MEVER PRODUCTS amounts oumoan murmur oooum nom SILK SOME VMML moor SIGNS PROGRAMME GYMNASTICS RUG HOOKI Beginner Advanced HATHA YOGA Adult CROCHET MACRAME LADIES KEEP FIT RECREATION BADMINTON GIRLS RINGETTE ADULT FIGURE SKATING LESSONS MOM TOT LEARN TO SKATE TOT LEARN TO SKATE INDOOR TENNIS Beginner Novice INDOOR GOLF Beginner Novice CROSS COUNTRY SKI LESSONS BARRIE DEPARTME LOCATION CODRINGTON PS ASSIKINACK PS SUNNIDALE CC SUNNIDALE CC SUNNIDALE CC SUNNIDALE CC ASSIKINACK PS STEELE ST PS EASTVIEW SS EASTVIEW ARENA EASTVIEW ARENA EASTVIEW ARENA EASTVIEW ARENA EASTVIEW SS EASTVIEW $S SUNNIDALE PARK Beginner intermediate NEW PROGRAMME ADDITIONSII DAY TUES THURS THURS MON TUES TUES MON TUES FRI FRI WED WED WED SAT SAT WED TIME 630730 pm 730830 pm 700800 pm 800900 pm 8001000 pm 730900 pm 9001030 pm 730830 pm 830930 pm 830100C 8301000 pm 7301000 pm 430515 pm 515600pm 90010000m 10001045 om 10501130 om 9301030om 10301130 om 93010300m 10301130 om 730830 pm AGES 69 yrs 1014 yr 69 yrs 1014 yrs Adults Bog inter Adult Adult dult Adutt All Ages 810 yrs 1114 yrs Adults Min 2V yr 1017 yr Adult 1017 yr Adult All Ages NT or RECREATION WINTER RECREATION PROGRAMMES FEE $750 $750 $750 $750 $1350 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $600 50nito $750 $750 $1500 $1200 $10 $1000 $1011 $1200 $121 $101 STARTING Jon Jon Jon Jon Jan Jon Jon Jon Jon Jon Jan Jon Jon Jan Jan Jon CROSS COUNTRY SKI CLINIC SUNNIDALE PARK total of 12 hours of ski lessons for beginner and intermediate level DATESFriday December 3176 and Saturday January 877 TIMES900 om Noon and 100 pm4 pm Both days FEES$1500 per person open to all ages BABYSITTERS TRAINING COURSEdesigned to upgrade community babysitting standards Course covers such topics as child care and behaviour games to play safe toys safety procedures etc LOCATIONCundles Heights PS or Steele St PS DAYSTuesdays starting January 477 10 weeks TIMES730830 pm FEES$600 per person 12 years and older boys girls INTRODUCTION TO DANCEemphasis on her exercises five basic positions basic stops and simple routine Ob jectives of the programme are balance and coordination LOCATIONSunnidolo Community Centre DAYSaturdays starting January 1577 TIMES1000 om1 00 om 68 years 1100 omNoon 911 years FEES$750 per person for lOweeks TEEN SPORTS CENTREopen to both guys and girls aged 1316 years variety of sports floor hockey volleyball basketball badminton tobogganing etc are offered under excellent leadership LOCATIONEostview Secondary School DAYFriday evenings coll dept for dates TIME700 pm900 pm FEE$300 per person DEPARTMENT HIGHLIGHTS PARKVIEW CENTRERecreation centre for Senior Citizens offering many interesting programmes special events tours etc Call 7370755 and ask for Sue Martin SPECIALIZED RECREATION SERVICES Ongoing programmes offered by the Department of Recreation to all mentally retarded teenagers and adults include on exercise club sports hotha yoga floor hockey and crafts Assistance is given to longestablished social club for the mentally retarded the Department is working in coniunction with tho CNIB in offering curling to Barries blind residents and is assisting in the establishment of on action group of physically disabled adults For more information call Lesley Gordon at 7264242 MUNICIPAL GREENHOUSEGroup tours of this facility may be arranged by calling 7264242 ext 277 FOR FURTHER DETAILS ON ANY OF THE ABOVE PROGRAMMES PLEASE CALL THE BARRIE DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION AT 7264242 ext 277 REGISTRATION INFORMATION Registration for all programmes is being taken by mail or at the Recreation Department Third Floor City Hall 84 Collier Street AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT AND REGISTER EARLY Make cheques payable to the City of Barrie and mail with the registration form attached below Please make extra copies for each additional application NO REFUNDS given after second scheduled class 10 charge on all refunds NONRESIDENT fees $100 extra per person Craft supplies are not included in the fees Please state names and ages of preschoolers attending Skating programmes All programmes listed above are 10 weeks in duration unless Indicated otherwise Listen for cancellations due to bad weather etc on CKBB or call Recreation Department between 430 and 500 pm PROGRAMME NAME ADDRESS detachhero REGISTRATION FORM AGE lOCATION TIME OF CLASS ABSOLVE THE CITY OF IAIRIE OF ANY LIABILITY IN CASE OF ACCIDENT iihi KIT SIGNATURE OF FAITICIPANT PARENTWARDEN

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