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ngmw 4nw mung agorts Masters get ready By BILL CURRAN Edgar Knobby Clark who skipped Barries 1978 provin cral winners and another veteran local curler Larry Hart have registered rinks to compete for the right to represent Barries Essa Road club in the coming fourth annual Masters series for the Ontario title Twentyfive clubs including the two from Barrie are eligible to compete for the honors in this division with the Winner entering provincial playdowns The Ontario Curling Association has chosen Orillia for the division finals Feb 16 an 17 After winning this event two years ago Barrie curlers started out well last season with Larry Hart and Frank Hersey alternating at skip Then they were edged out by Art Evans Bradford crew in game decided on the last end WENT ALL THE WAY The year before Barrie went all the way with particularly brilliant curling to take the Ontario championship Besides Clark this standout rink also included such fine curlers as Marshall Campbell Vern Adams and Ken McKenzie The latter replaced Jack Richardson who started out with this foursome but had to retire midway due to illness Ken did his part in helping Barrie carry through to the top Clark guided his players to an to victory over Cornwall in the quarterfinals then by 113 over lngcrsoll in the semi final and they shaded Kitchener Granites to in the ex citing Ontario final played at Gait Along with Hart Art Coleman Frank Hersey and Hugh Browne are tuning up for another valiant try atthe honors Clark has his curling reliables who previously won the championship back again Bill Hargreaves is representative of the Ontario Curling Association for 10A section while John Scott of Gravenhurst is 10B convenor The allOntario finals for the 197980 season have been arranged for Guelph rink Feb 27 to March JUNIOR SERIES AT COUNTRY CLUB Besides the coming Masters series local and area curlers also are currently registering to compete in other provincial championship events Of particular interest to younger curlers is the junior series with district game beginning at Barrie Country club rink on Jan Paul Coffey is convenor in charge of ar rangements Windsor won the Ontariojunior title in 1978 The Colt series for curlers who havent played more than seven years in association games is to begin at Collingwood for division 10 games on Feb In recent years there has been enthusiastic interest in this series after Midland cap tured provincial honors back in 1976 Eimvale curlers reach ed the Ontario semifinal few years before that Seniors start their divisional games in quest of Ontario honors at Midland on Dec 28 LARATTS SERIES The 43rd annual Labatts trophy series starts next month with Stroud chosen for divisional championship games on Jan 27 Stroud also will be the site for the Southern Ontario Ladies Curling Association semifinals and finals Jan 14 to 17 Mrs Coulson of Barrie and Mrs Doreen McCury of Midland are association representatives in charge of the lat ter arrangements Often rated as the major Ontario championship series the doublerink Silver Tankard and associated Govemor Generals trophy events follow in March Cookstown has been chosen for division 10 Tankard finals and Penetang for the GovernorGenerals play both on March BARRIE HOSTS SENIOR CURLING Barries Essa road rink will host senior players from Orillia Stroud Churchill and the Country club for pre Christmas curling competition with prizes next Wednesday Arrangements call for awards to be presented at Christmas dinner following the curling Secretary Frank Hersey Art Coleman Larry Hart Roy Cameron Hugh Gib son Fred Standing and Bill Taylor have been among leading curlers for the Barrie club Jack Richardson has been con vener in charge of the games For the Barrie Country club Jack Valleau Ab Jenson Hugh Browne Archie Thiffault and AI Gerow have been aong the most consistent winners in this division whle Lloyd Webb Roy Bridges Art Smith and Ivor Rogers have been top curlers with Stroud Convener Jak Constable and Ron Allan were leading players from Churchill so far member of numerous winning Orillia rinks including the Tankard champions back in 1950 the ever reliable Ted Thorington is serving his third year as Convener of the Orillia club Veteran curlers such as Neil Norman Sam Bond Bob Hayes Bruce St John and Ken Johnston have been leading skips with Orillia After next Wednesday thess players take Christmas vacation before resuming play at the Barrie County club rink on an Secretary of Barries Essa road club Frank Hersey has been curling regularly for 25 years The club now provides curling stones for members but when he first started each player was required to purchase his own rocks as they are often called Since then he has played on winning rinks in various series and has been keen booster of this popular winter game Ski professor Basic ski stance By GEOFF RR YANT As lot of you are probably aware ski technique and equipment have changed quite bit over the years However the old cliche bend your knees five dollars please still holds true to certain extent From begimiers right up through to advanced this is still holds true to cer tain extent From beginners right up through to advanced this is still the most important factor in skiing The first thing beginner is taught is the proper stance skis little bit apart for stability knees bent upper body forward hands ahead and in relatively low posit ion This position can almost be compared to tennis player that is readying himself to receive serve When you stop to think of it its really common sense the lower one is on skiis the more stabili ty If one stands too tall theres nothing left to ab sorb any irregularities in the terrain and before you know it one of the mogul mice has got you The same holds true for little tykc of five or six skiing down the hill When they fall they seem to bounce right back up again never injuring themselves because they are so close to the ground to begin with and knees therefore have low cen Bend me ire of gravity So for anyone thinking of taking up skiing this season try to keep in mind this important rule of thumb and youll pro gress more rapidly towards parallel skiing Oldfling 51min to retain but for high cfficitncy ran up tam tight construction than largo heavy an inn loan with superior fiber ml Ohdtire Spin of for temperature control llnqu air heating chamber Nvy itnl lnto contraction IO fur IrvMy Iifi pols nickel plated Coon available WOLF STEEL LTD Visit our Showroom ot I40 Vupro St Unit or coll 7372121 Reliable Heating Source for Home Cottage or Shop Use xgrhiirrteir Saturday Dec 15 1979 12 the Dundas outshoots Barrie 4523 Flyers offense off track Barrie Flyers continue to have their difficulties in getting back on the winning track dropping their latest In to Dundas Friday night in Dun das giving the Flyers third consecutive loss The story was the first two periods when Dundas went to town and posted eight goals to the Flyers one Flyers goalie Grant Cole faced 28 shots in the first two periods alone In the third period Flyers were able to keep up better offense and defence holding Dundas to just seven shots while firing 13 shots at Dundas goalie Bob Sneddon resulting in one goal Dundas early in the second period giv ing Dundas fourgoal cushion By the end of the period goals by Jim Vanni Carrick and Ampleford again gave Dundas John McEnroe of United States Davis Cup Adriano Panotta during Friday night Auditorium McEnroe had on eas an 81 lead The third period saw the Flyers tigh ten up on defence while opening up on offense In termediate hockey game 92 the first two periods they were also scored only one goal in the third period Tim Ampleford was the big man for Dundas scoring four goals including the opening goals with just under two minutes gone into the game Bob Coulson scored both Flyers goals his first at the three minute mark of the first period assisted by Pat Rudkins and Ron Lyte But that was as close as Flyers came all evening Midway through the first period Gord Cullens scored to give Dundas 21 lead Bruce Carrick put them ahead 31 and Ampleford scored his second to end the scoring in the first with Dundas ahead Ampleford got his hattrick EASY OUTING outshot 2810 but they outshot Dundas 137 in the final frame team returns volley by Italys matches at time with the Italian winning straight San Franciscos sets 62 63 64 to put the US two up in the best of five matches AP Photo Colts rally falls short drOp game toOakvilIe Down 30 going into the third period against Oakville in Junior hockey game Friday night in Oakville Barrie Colts came back with two quick goals to narrow Oakvilles lead to one goal But Colts failed to sustain their drive while allowing Oakville to fire 11 shots at Colts goalie Dave Campbell and found themselves on the losing end of the final 63 score Oakvillc took 20 lead in the first period Mark Spccrs scored the games first goal on power play midway through the first period Sean Doyle Selects lose two in row HELSINKI CF Canada Selects lost their second con secutive game to the Finnish National team Friday night when they were defeated 73 iii an exhibition match Finland jumped to 40 lead in the first period with all four goals scored against Tim Bern hardt Bernhardt was forced to leave the game after 13 minutes when he was struck in the mask by shot from Jari Liiidgieii who led the Finnish team with two goals scored Oakvilles second goal near the end of the period giv ing Oakville the twogoal margin Only one goal was scored in the second period despite the fact that both teams and 12 shots on goal Jim Court put Oakville ahead 30 at the 1236 mark of the period In the third period olts wasted no time in starting their comeback Chris Wright cut the Oakville lead to 31 at Ilic 321 mark on powerplay goal with the assist going to Steve Botichcy Just minute later lint Irwin cut the margin to one goal assisted by Tim Claydcii and hris Nicholson But Colts couldnt hold akville off the scoreboard At the 842 mark ourt scored his second of the night to restore akvilles twogoal margin Speerss second tally of the night made it 52 on power play effort olts were burned again while sliorthandcd this time by Brian Maivill who made it 62 akville Colts Jay asko scored the final goal of the game making the score more respectable 63 for Oakvillc hris Nicholson picked up his second assist of the night on tiaskos goal olts had nine ininors whilc Oakvillc llitl 11 iiiiiiors Both ltilllIS had 38 shots on goal sotElis is om RD COLLECTION Swiss Movement Guam It or 18K gold Space oge technology centuries of Swiss ex perience Prices from $57500 We put as much care into selecting our jewellery as you put in giving it Fin Nutter 54 DUNlOP ST BARRIE 728 ll Coulson got his second goal ear ly in the third period assisted RA RON LYTE IV0 assists by Dan Walker and Lyte The only other goal of the period came at the 1835 mark when Wayne Smith beat Cole to make the score 92 in favour of Dun das The game was cleanly played affair in contrast to the Flyers past two games with rillia Flyers had five minors and Dundas three minors Flyers play again Sunday facing tough Port Elgin team in Port Elgin Game time is pm After rough start the Oro Morrison Sunoco Peewees have begun to come on They have won three of their last four games with the last victory be ing 40 decision over Col dwater Thursday night The heroes in Thursday nights victory were goaltender Graham Coates who earned his first shutout of the year and forward Billy Campbell Officials new rules NEW YORK Renter New York state boxing officials worked Friday to implement new safety procedures so that ban on their sport caused by the death last month of Willie Classen could be quickly lifted The New York Athletic Com mission suspended boxing in the state Thursday until new safety rules could be put into effect acting shortly after state legislator called for ban until sixpoint safety plan was adopted Classeii 29yearold mid dleweight died Nov 28 five days after he was knocked out by Wilford Scypion at Madison Square Garden He never re gained consciousness The death was termed preventable tragedy by state Senator Roy Goodman chairman of the legislative committee that investigated the case and drew up the safety plan After Classens death it was disclosed that he was knocked out in the second round of fight in London on Oct but that he told the athletic com mission the match was stopped by cuts The commission had no independent information about the London bout INTERNATIONALE The great way for funloving people to holiday under the sun THE VICTORIA CARIBBEAN FLYCRUISE HOLIDAY Special New Years Departure December 3lst 1979 One Week All Inclusive From Toronto WIwri rmn Spacious outside stateroom accommodation with private facilities No mandatory single supplement for those travelling on their own SkyLark guarantees shared accommodation in twin bedded stateroom on board ship Bring in the Newfear Right Take off 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biochu Iqrrzplmuntdfy ipy on section of the SkyLark re Ask yourTrayel Agent for your RMVHoiidays See your SkyLarkTravei Agent Oro Peewees coming back midgets win juveniles lose had goal and set up two others Other scorers for Oro were Jesse Whalen Andy Boyd and Steven Parsons Craig Stewart and Bob Drury assisted on one goal each Thursday Dean Clarks third goal of the game with 329 remaining to be played gave Oro the win Clark also had an assist on the night Marty Fralick and Chris Tonikiiison had the other Oro goals and Tim Cooney set tip night the Oro two Midgets improved their record to seven winsthree ties and two losses by downing Oak Ridges who 54 The Oro Partridge Juvenils were nipped 32 by Tottenham Thursday night The Partners of Mocluren Co Chartered Accountants are pleased to announce the admission to partnership of Douglas Moon CA 43 Collier St Barrie Ont Oo rows ii= vouniiOME WAS BUILT BEFORE 1961 HITABE fltttSULAtttJu murmurs Youttttoirmsfgg not ITHATS nutrition Homes built prior to 1961 are now eligible for home in sulation grant of up to $50000 Balance payable to Heritage inautation only when you receive your government rebate cbeoue our representative will prepare paperwork for you We use only CMHC approved fibreglass all necessary WTMTM ml COUECT 298860l flillABis itisuuuiou Patterson ram rim Mistrial Ml Orin Indinhuan OHMsubtl and an cwflout