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Cast 12 The Barrie Examiner Thursday December 23 1976 COUNTY SPORTS Consols curling at Stroud rink By BILL CURRAN Curlers in the two Barrie Clubs and others making up 10A division of the Ontario Curling Ass0ciation will start play Mon day at Stroud curling rink for British Consols group games Along with Bill Gethons host Stroud club and the two from Barrie rinks others eligible to take part include Cookstown Base Borden Alliston Bradford Churchill Collingwood Ctreemore Elmvale Schomberg Shelburne Stayner and Thor on Smurthwaite is divisional representative in charge and all indications point to lively competition before the ultimate winner is decided Games are planned for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday which means the five sheets of curling ice at the Stroud rink should be busy to say the least The winning rink will qualify to meet the 108 division winners in playoff at Elmvale rink on Saturday Jan where Lou Turner will be in charge The winner at Elmvale then will proceed to Tillsonburg where victors in 10 11 and 12 divisions will engage in provincial championship playoffs scheduled for Sunday Jan 16 Other divisional winners will be playing at Kingston Aylmer and Toronto the same weekend Finals for the Ontario cham pionship in this key single rink competition will be at Brantford Feb to 12 The Ontario champions will then have the opportunity of com peting in Macdonalds Brier for allCanada honors in March While the Consols games have the spotlight the Stroud club also is busy preparing for other competitions mixed bonspiel is planned for Saturday Jan 15 with two games or each entry while mens open event is set for two weeks later on Saturday Jan 29 with three games for each participating rink CHRISTMAS GREETINGS FROM SPORTSMEN player who performed in the only Mann cup lacrosse series ever Iayed in Barrie away back in 1931 Gordon Butch Boot tger as forwarded Christmas greeting from Hanover where ie is now living retirement Fortytwo years is long time ago but Boettger wrote he could well remember the games in which he helped Orillia Terriers down New Westminster Salmon Bellies from British Columbia three straight It was an upset because the coach Grumphy Springs had predicted the west would take the series three in row recalled the centre star of that memorable team when lacrosse was major sport in this area In forwarding clipping from The Examiner he had saved through all these years the veteran recalled that the present Barrie arena had just been opened that year The lacrosse oldtimer is among those who is convinced that what was then known as Canadas National game reached heights which havent been attained since both in crowd in terest and the lighting fastpassing and team play But perhaps they will come back to it in the future said the onetime centre great noting recent achievements toward bringing back the sport to its onetime major sports popularity Boettger suggested he would like to see reunion of the 1934 Orillia champions either in Barrie or Orillia next summer as he asked about different players In recalling that Bill and Er nie Curran and himself were the only three regulars with rillias 1934 34 and 36 Mann cup winners back in that era when most of the Orillia players were imported he asked if any other exteammates were now living in or near Orillia Frank Piper Bain native of Brampton who was with Orillias 1936 Mann cuppers along with standout Toronto teams earlier forwarded another greeting card After leaving Orillia and going to Owen Sound Piper returned some years ago and now lives on Arthur street in Orillia Defence players Ed Downey and Andy Tudhope goalcr Pete Anthony and forward Jack Bonthron who played in Barrie in 1934 have passed on Bill Wilkes lives in British Columbia Bill Mulliss at Brampton and Stan Partridge at Ottawa Bill Wilson hasnt written this year but probably still lives at St Catharines where he attended lacrosse reunion last spring Another standout lacrosse player of the same colorful era Alex McPherson of Millgrove recalled the keen rivalry between Orillia and Hamilton at that time Orillias 1933 Terriers lost to Tigers in the Ontario semifinals but came back year later to avenge that defeat by taking the Tigers in the provincial finals FROM FORMER SHANTY BAY GOLFER Among other seasonal greetings forwarded to county sports followers was message from onetime leading golfer at Shanty Bay club Norman Macleod has been living at Yellowknife where he explained he doesnt get too much op portunity to play golf anymore But occasionally he gets to Edmonton or Calgary for summer vacations and tries out his swing Norman extends best wishes to old golfing friends at Shanty Bay Orillia Barrie and other courses in the area The Winters are long here he wrote about the North West Territories Youre lucky to be spending them in Barrie He would be glad to hear from Simcoe County friends at Box 1153 Yellowknife Kinsmen throttle Newmarket NEWMARKET Barrie Kinsmen Major Atoms throttl ed Newmarket 91 Wednesday in York Simcoe Minor Hockey League game Robbie lustin led Kinsmen with four goals and one assist Shayne Corson added two goals and four assists with singles go ing to Stewart Smith Andy Walton and Ricky Corby lim Viktil had strong game for the atoms up front with two assists Barrie led 21 after the first period and 51 after two Greg LeBlanc was in net for Barrie Kinsmens record now stands at 1514 with their next game Monday at the Burlington Golden Horseshoe tournament in pm encounter with Niagara Falls Top hockey BMHA goal Barrie Minor Hockey Associations 11th annual Minor Hockey Day is in fact two day event This years event Jan 1516 has 280 boys hosting players from out of town for the busy hockey weekend All 18 teams of the HMHA Will be Involved in the program at the Barrie Arena The teams are not in tour nament as such and teams are gathered for weekend of com petitive hockey ViSiting teams have been inVited by their counterparts from Barrie and are expected to proVide stiff competition Visitors outSide of reasonable commuting distance Will be billetted by BMHA trains There Will be five games Saturday and on the Sunday Of speCial interest are the games between the Allan Cook Juveniles and junior club from Philadelphia Satur day at8235 pm Wintersport peewees Ihil adelphia play Sarjeants Ready Mix peewees in 730 am gameSunday Teams are coming from Gravenhurst tnovice Owen Sound minor peewee Bracebridge minor bantam Philadelphia tJunior and peewee North York lininor bantams second minor midgets Midland minor peewee Lrlt Borden major bantam second major midgcti Burlington Major peewee Wexford major bantam Mar tingroVe minor atom Hamilton mlIlOI midget loronto Major Atom Streetsville Novice Jr bonspiel has 14 rinks McDonalds Junior Mixed Honspiel is set for tfie Harrie Surfing Tfub Dec 2973 Some 14 rinks Will be coin peting for two trophies In surall and McDonalds with Winners declared at approx imately 330 pm lhursday ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD und IN THE MATTER OF Section I5 of THE PlANNING ACT RS0 I970 349 ITS WISE MAN who takes the few seconds to register his skis with Ski Irace Hob Kerr left and liraser Mc Conney of Peter Reino Sports North Harrie llaza help illustrate that extra stop which would lead to the recovery of lost or stolen skis Ski lrace IS the only ail service available aSSISI in the recovery return of stolen skis aminer thoto that Will ziiitl Ex Ski Trace is easy way to protect investment Whether getting or giving ski eqmpment for hristmas its foolish owner who doesnt take the necessary precautions to protect his propert The cost of properly outfit ting oneself for the Skl season be II crosscountry or downhill IS no meagre invest ment The of ski cqupiiicnt IS on the rise but the Ontario Irovin cial Iolice store owners are of lering an easy and free way to wh ItIIIN IINlllIIt HAHHIIC Il ook Juveniles have six players on the York Simcoe Minor Hockey League allstar teaiii going against repicscii talivc team of the lIl county add measure of against theft Ski Irace is one way to discourage theft of valuable ski equpmciit Ski Irace registration is schicc set tip by the Ontario Ski ouiicif tS in co operation WIIII the Municipal and Provincial loficc ASSUCHL tions of Ontario Its main objective IS to discourage wouldrbc thieves from stealing ski equipment protect ion IIl IICIIIY league in Bolton Sunday laiil Delaney and John tindcr join Glen Laycock Dave lctullough goalr tender John olfins and Mlk Brooks asall stars Skiing is one of those sports enjoying steady rise in popularity but as the number of skiers climb so do the number of thefts There are other preventative measures but only Ski lrace helps in the actual recovery and return of stolen SKIS Once registered all pertinent information name address phone numbers make and model of skis and bindings serial numbers etc are placed on St files and those of the police department skier vill receive label to be placed on tiic face of ttic SKI indicating rcgistratioii with Ski IraceSchice lf skis are lllltttl notification WlII be given This IS not an insurance policy and reimbursement for losses can not be expected It is suggested that skiers take out policy on eqiiipment and for their own personal safety Harrie detachment of the Harrie ntario lroViricial Police have been Visiting resorts to distribute registra tioii forms Forms are available at llltlSl outlets distributing SKI equp iiiciit in the area IIicrc IS no cost It only takes few seconds tofill out theforin Its too late to start worrying about If after soiiieoiic has plundered your eqtiipiiiciit name sayS all GAEVS NE WMARKET CoOps revenge loss with convincing Win Barrie JoOps Major Midgets left the muscle alone and went after Newmarket with crisp passing and superior skating And it worked as Barrie throttl ed Newmarket 81 in York Sim coe Minor Hockey League play at Eastview Arena Wednesday Last time these same two clubs met Newmarket defeated Barrie +1 That has been the only loss for Coops which have record of 13 wins one tie and oneloss CoOps are in Burlington Dec 2729 to compete in tournalt ment Jan at the Barrie Arena JoOps host Swedish midget hockey club in exhibi tion competition Barrie outshot Newmarket 4011 with Jim Anderson Doug Shedden and Graham Giffen each scoring two goals Iaul lamblyn and Bill Johnstone Oro blanks Woodbridge WOODBRIDGE ro lar fridge Juveniles waited until the second period to begin scor ing When they were done Woodbridge went down NJ in York Simcoe Minor Hockey League play luesday ro popped three goals in each of the second and third periods for the Wln Doug Shelswell led Uro With two goals his 12th and 13th of the regular schedule Brian Cole Wes Moore John Van BerKum and Paul aldwcll ad ded single goals Oro now has record of It Wins two ties and three losses in 15 YSMHI games ro has scored 70 goals while givmg up 35 ro WIII be competing at the Silver Stick elimination hockey tournament which starts Sunr day at the ro lownship tonr munity eiitre ro Will be competing iii the Div1sioii With the clubs first game against ookstown on Monday pin 11 ItIlttil in em lldwcll It toli It It 12 unniiighain hplclt ourlcy lonpziiiam It Leigh Mctuaii Mctiiiai Moori Vt Unei bliclsuelf Ifl ll 17 it 31 Iackard an Ilcrkuin Ilwr 21 Moos SAN rltAMIStt tAl lom iorman senior lllllpllt in the National League is retiring from active umpiring duty league president harles heeney announced erdiiesday his first of the year were the other Barrie scorers Coach Jerry Daniels made few line changes last night and it apparently worked Bill Young was moved to the for ward line from his blueline position and came up with great twoway game The Road Runner as hes known by the CoOps had two assists in the game Rob Beekhuisen was taken from his forward position and in put back on the blueline and came up with good defensive effort as well as two assists in the game Jeff Mumby lost his shutout bid with 533 remaining in the second period on goal by Newmarkets Scott Sokol Barrie led 30 at the end of the first period and 41 after two Four of the Barrie goals werei on powerplays with Jim Steven son picking up three assists in the game Amnuarsmooe wrooo Manama mud eo new mom special greeting to all if our friends we thank you for your patronage and hope that your holiday will be filled with happiness FfiTfi From the Management Staff at SIMCOE SPORTS CAR CENTRE ITD 561st 94A Tiffin St 7281505 IN THE MATTER OF reference to this Board by the Honourable Donald Irvine Minister of Housing of the request of Willms on behalf of William and Joan Reid of Section Page of Amendment Number to the Official Plan of the Township of Oro Planning Area and of the port of such plan as it applies to the Northeast port of Lot II and the east port of Lot IO Cencession VII who request that the land use designation of such lands remain as Rural APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Monday the 17th day of January I977 at the hour of eleven oclock local time in the forenoon at the Township Hall in the Township of Oro for the hearing of all parties in terested in supporting or opposing this application If you do not attend and are not represented at this hearing the Board may proceed in your absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice of the proceedings In the event the decision is reserved persons taking part in the hearing may request copy of the decision from the presiding Board Member Such decision will be mailed to you when available DATED at Toronto this 30th day of November I976 in SECRETARY NOTICE OF HEARING WARNING This Hearing is being held primarily for decision as to whether the Partial referral of Amendment No to the Township of Oro Official Plan for the Township of Oro Planning Area should or should not be approved in whole or in port The partial referral to the Ontario Municipal Board by the Minister of Housing was at the request of Willms Solicitor on behalf of William and Joan Reid with respect to Section page of Amendment No to the Of ficial Plan and of that port of such plan as it applies to the east port of lot IO and the north east port of Lot IO Concession Amendment No designated the easterly part of lot IO and the north east part of lot II Concession as Pits and Quarries and due to the abutting land owner requesting that the lands be designated for Rural Agricultural use was referred by the Ministry of Housing to the Ontario Municipal Board to be dealt with at the some time as the Township Restricted Area Zoning Bylaw No 1031 to which the some owner objected The Hearing for this referral is scheduled for the same date being January I7 I977 of the Oro Town Hall Tel 4872016 Dated at Oro this 10th day of December I976 NEUFELD Clerk Twp of Oro RR No Oro Station Ont Let happiness and goodwill abound during this most joyous of holidays We want to wish the best to all of our wonderful friends and patrons BARRIE $93 DRIVEACAR 43 Essa Rd CANADIAN DISTILLFRS LIMITED 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