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[ Arch.Gillies,B.A.Sc.,0.L.S. Phones: Offices 795 Third Avenue 46 Fourth Ave, Accounting Swiss Watchmaker Graduate of the Famous Institute of Switzerland Phone 1365 P.0. Box 1591 Registered Architect Ontario Land Surveyor Building Plans Estimates, Etc. 23 Fourth Ave. Phane 462 Bystems Installed Income Tax Returns Filed3 Phones 285â€"286 P.O. Box 147 P. H. LAPORTE, C. G. A. BARRISTER, sSOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLILC Suite 3, Marshallâ€"Ecclestone P Timmins, Ont. May we take this opportunity of wishing everyone a Very Merry Christmas and a Bright, Happy and Prosperous New Year. Thne Empire Bowling Academy is carrying out a Christmas Rollâ€"Off s and 2li pinâ€"battering enthusiasts are welcome to drop in and go to work on the problem. The games began on the 17th and will continue to the 3ist. Rules ‘n Regulations for the tangles read thusly: There is no entry fee, anyone is welcome to try; bowlers can enter as often as they wish, games must be run off in rotation of one to five, first high twenty qualify for the finals, and three prizes will be awarded at the end of the final games. Final games, by the way, being held on January 2, at 8 p.m. You just assure yourself that you are just as good with the "boom stick" as anyone else is, call up a friend to come along to witness your efforts and set off with the knowledge that the turkey is practically yours. The shoots are run off in thirties, that is the winning or highest target out of the thirty entitles the holder of said target to one turkey. From there it seems the winners go into a handicap . . . . . We are a little vague on that subject so we will not say more. We may add that you can shoot all the targets you wish out of the thirty ..... so why not drecp in. If you win you get a trukey . . .. if you lose you still get the bird . . . . . That‘s what the friend is for , . . . Joke. Residents cf Timmins have been popping away at the targets for the past two weeks, and from information we gather, the picture seems to be this : No need to chase that turkey all over the barn yard, no need to run the risk of injury or the ruinaticn of your equanimity on a last minute try of getting the Christmas dinner . . . . . no indeed. If you are a bit of a sportsman, possess a fairly good eve for sShootin; all you have to do is browse around to the Turkey Shoot, being conducted by the local Kiwanis Club, on Spruce. The deadlock score was. perhaps the best way for the tilt to end . . . . . It would be a little hard to take a defeat, for either team, after the calibre of play expended .*.. . Both squads can take a bow. Delmonte, Boyce, Tomiuk and Lister played a great game . . . . Too bad Lady Luck didn‘t break down and smile more often . .. Clouthier and Allen turned in commendable efforts on behalf of the Bison machine ..... Netâ€"minders of both squads are alsoa open to praise. Clouthier is one of the fightinges; characters in the league. He made himself quite the nuisance around and about the Macmen‘s basket, digging up plenty of food for thought for the McIntyre defence. Bouquets are in order for Delmonte, Boyce, Tomiuk and the Combines‘ Casanato for their efforts Friday night. They were the shining light in the wide open tangle. Wide open is the word, believe us . . .. . . Ever seen a Bullfight*:.. .:. 2 f One of the hardestâ€"fought tangles witnessed to date on the McIntyre hockey cushion, leaves us with a basketâ€"full of stars. Retaliations to an opinion voiced in this column last week, came shortly after the edition was out. The opinion in question, it is thought, needs no repeating .. . However we wish to make clear the fact, that the verbal expendings herein, are not those of an authority, but rather those of an average "guy" . ... We would hate to voice the opinion of the average "guy" witnessing a particular incident in the first session of the tilt on the McIntyre hockey cushion last Friday night . . . . .. Need we say more? THUHREDAY, DPECFUMBET 20th, 1945 The only beef we have in regard the whole affair is the fact thut we nigh froze to death, going to the game, at the game and staggering home again. We drank cup after cup of coffee, stamped our feet until we nearly ruined our shoes, (along with the odd length of lumber) and almost shook our upper plate loose with the continuual chatter of the ivories. Net result being that we would like to add another little request to our Christmas list. Casanato once again earns a bouquet for playing a great game. He plays a good brand of hockey and we think it safe to wager he‘ll ve going places. We‘d like to add Ray Hannigan‘s name to the list of those in line for mention. He copped the Combine‘s opening goal and turned in a commendable performance for the remainder of the tangle. In cur estimation Maki sparked the Dome boys along all evening. He figured in the upsetting of some threatening plays besides leading many a rush and chalking up a tally and an assist. Checking was heavy and at times tempers became a little frayved. Howâ€" ever, all told the tangle was one of the better brand expended to date. As for picking stars we‘ll take Tomori, Maki and Casanato. Although Tomori sat on the losing side, he turned in a commendable exhibition of netâ€"minding on behalf of the Porkie machine. Throughout the game Tomori made some truly smart saves and was largely responsible for keeping the score down to the narrow oneâ€"goal loss. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT The game witnessed at the Porcupine arena last night was the second of two hotlyâ€"contested tilts presented to local fans this week. Both the Dome and the Combine machine‘s jumped into the effort with both feet and played a good game although of the two squads involved, the Combines carried the edge insofar as play was concerned. 60 THIRD AVENUE Phone 640 G. N. ROSS Sportsâ€"8o W hat!! By JACK WILSON santa Claus, dear Santa ~Claus, This member of your fold, Is shaking, cold and shivering From exposure to the cold. So they‘re on the shortage list We hope that through some channels You can perhaps provide us with A set of warm red flannels. Timmins, Ont. Ont. Auditing Empire Block Phone 362 ‘Langdon Langdon S. A. Caldbick, K. C. C. W. Yates, B, A. BARRISTERS SOLICITORS ETC MacBrien Bailey 24 Third Avenue JAMES R. MacBRIEN FRANE H. BAILEY, LLB. Games for Fri. Dei Windsor vs Seven Up Peeâ€"Vee‘s vs White Cross Independants vs Moose St. Matthews vs Legion United vs Imperials BARRISTERS and SOLICITITORS ARCHITECT Phone 946 Drawing Rcoom 28 Goldfields Block 21 Pine St. North â€" Timmins D. R. Franklin Bank of Commerce Building ‘‘limmins, Ont. Barristers, Solicitors, Ete. DART LEAGUE GAMES and south Porcupine MASSEY BLOCK TDMMINS, ONT. Tomiuck was the only recipient of the nod, in the overtime run of one of the hardiestâ€"fought games of the season. 1st Period Ankerite â€" Allen . ‘The overtime stanza had scearce beâ€" gun when Delmonte flipped the rubber into the corner of the Bison basket from a neat sideâ€"on shot at 0.15. Hughie Allen managed to bag the Bison tally at 7.35 with Robinson ringâ€" ing up the assist. McIntyre‘s brace was the work of Lister and Delmonte both of the tallies being unassisted. Checking was heavy, rushes frequent as both nets were subjected to a hail of rubber. Truman made the sole visit to the box on behalf of the Mac Men in the session that began bordering on a rough house spree as a result of the frayed tempers. McIntyre and Ankerite battled to a 2 â€" 2 draw on the McIntyre cushion Monday night in an overtime session necessitated by a 1 â€" 1 deadlock at the end of a closely fought three period tilt. tilt. No Sceore Hugh Allen chalked up the pair Penalties: McIntyre, Truman of Ankerite tallies with Robinson asâ€" Overtime sisting on the second. â€" T‘}_2)Imanto Shortly afterwards Delmonte wound up with a misconduct rap for sassing the boss man. Prentice also dragged down a pair of visits with the time keepers, Morris being the other culprit to merit a shaort sentence. Delmonte and Patton got together for a little highâ€"sticking and push sesâ€" sion, with neither one actually getting in a good dab. Their efforts merited the pen. Both teams were still fighting hard in the final stanza in an effort to break the deadlock. Prentice was given the nod to the box after dumping Morris, the only other penalty of the opener going to the Bison‘s Ladds. The single tally deadlock came close to being broken on numerous occasions in the second frame. But Lady Luck refused ‘to sniile on either team‘s efforts. Ankerite were the first to merit the electrical wizard‘s efforts as Allen pokâ€" ed in the dise at 6.02. A little over three minutes later Listâ€" er came wading through the Bison defence slapped the rubber in behind Brownlee at 9.35 and wound up on his nose on t‘other side of the basket. Wellâ€"Played Overtime Hockey Tussle Ends In Draw On Monday Night Allen, Robinson, For Ankâ€" erite; Meclntyre‘s Lister And Delmonte do Sceoring From the beginning of the tilt to the draw end of the game was closely fought, the tie being more or less the satisfactory finis. Combines net on an assist by Maki. Ray Hannigan then retaliated, on beâ€" half of the backroaders, ringing up the tally at 11.19 with MceDonald asâ€" sisting. Again at 14.30 the Combines were successful on a gcoring try, when Laakso managed an unassisted tally, shortly afterward Gustafasen carried tne biscuit out of Combine territory, \ Near the end of the session Barilko received a minor cut around the eye treatment of same coming in the shape .of one strip of tape. | __The final frame was perhaps the most hotly contested of the game. Checking was heavy and play was fast with Combines carrying most of the play. Lamarche managed to sink Comâ€" The first pericd opened with a little ragged play, dfinally moving into a fast, fairly heavy checking style of hockey. Dome opened the scoring at 8.10 when Kosick rapped the dise into Combines net on an assist by Maki. Ray Hannigan then retaliated, on beâ€" half of the backroaders, ringing up the tally at 11.19 with MceDonald asâ€" sisting. Last night the Combine machine was successful in thrashing out a 5 â€" 4 victory over the Dome Porkies in a closely contested tangle held in the arena at South Porcupine. tenâ€"minute overtime session was required to break a 4 â€" 4 deadlock with Combines sinking the decisive tally as the overtime frame eased past the two minute mark, with Casanato ringing up the scoring honours with the assistance of Small. * Casanato and Small Get Toâ€" gether to Chalk Up Winâ€" ning Goal in Extra Period Combines Win By 5â€"4 In Overtime Hockey Tussle With Dome Last Night * AU" HooT insteao of HONK in AFRICA â€" LIKE ARE af RAILRLAPD anp oflia daAancich # in 6) 11 Royal [ tan C oo AJTDMOBILE ASLIZIATION SCOTT S SCRAP BOOK 1(5 15 A’ffoHOOfmsfiAo A SCRaAp§. WHat po i. ENGLISH CALL ouR IN D | A M fiopz Lgp WAL Laoye ho tobte. in C o) ons THE pPORCUTPTxT AaDYANCT, Tiiytis, oNtanto McIntyre â€" Delmonte ............ (0.51) Overtime Ankerite â€" Allen (Robinson) ... (7.31) (Combines) Casanato (Small) .. .. 2 Penalties: McIntyre, Tomiuck. Penalties: (Combines McDonald McIntyre â€" Lister ... (Q.aBd) Penalties: Ankerite, Ladds; McIntyre Prentice. Penalties: Ankerite, Patton and Morâ€" ris; McIntyre, Delmonte (minor and Misc.) Prentice (2). No Ssore *"To go with his pair of scoring honâ€" ours, Talentino also received a brace of penalties. Nine minutes later Tolentino . was again successful with Buckman pullling down the assist on the fourth Porkie gcal at 11.20. Tallentino succeeded in tieing up tne game at 247 with McKay drawing out an assist. moved up onto the Porkies blue line, and let go a drive fromâ€" a little over the marking, succeeded in chalkâ€" ing un the third Combine tally at 16.16 With seconds left to go on the initial stanza, Maki rapped in the second of the Dome‘s tally with the assistance of Romanick. The dise went into the mesh at 19.04. Many chances and many misses marked the second period as both teams battled away in a seeâ€"saw manâ€" ner. 2nd Poeriod 3rd Pericd 8y £1.SCOT _ | Fights Featured In Foul Friday Fracas DaAwESs BLACK HORSE BREwERY Contributed by ibines goal unassisted at 7.31 placing the game in a deadlock state, requiring overtime to break the tie. _ Five gentlemen were given the privilege of visiting the time keepers during the hardâ€"fought stanza. Capyk, Kavanâ€" augh and N. Pirie for Dome and Mcâ€" Donald and Small on behalf of the backroaders. Penalties ran high during the openâ€" ing session with Combines getting five, namely Barilko, Casanato, Aitken and Barilko, with Gustafason drawing a match misconduct. McIntyre‘s gift to the timekeepers came in the form of Prentice, Morgan and Colquhoun. The fisticuff exhibition involving Casanato, Gustafason, Colquhoun and anybody else who wasn‘t busy, was one of the most offâ€"colour happenings of | the season. Eventful again was the second stanza, opening with two quick McIntyre talâ€" lies, Delmonte rapped in the first at 0.21 and Tomiuck the second at 0.31, Boyce getting assists on both. Wilson banged the next Mac tally in at 3.51 | with the Combines retaliating at 7.11 with a goal by Franchi, unassisted. Delmonte, Tomiuck, Boyce and Casâ€" ; anato carried the majority of play for thelr respective teams during the 22 ‘goal tilt. _ _The first session closed with the McIntyre carrying five goals to the Combines â€" one. The â€" highâ€"scorng second period ended with the McIntyre 12 to the backroaders seore of five., At the closing gong the tallies read Mcâ€" Intyre, 15; Combines, 7. (Combines): Lamarche .................... 7.31 Penalties: (Dome) Capyk, Kavanâ€" augh, N. Pirie. Combines) Small, Mcâ€" Donald. The only penalty in the ten minute frame was awarded to Combines Mcâ€" Donald. At 241 in the overtime affair Casâ€" anato rapped in the dise with Small assisting. (Dome) Kosick, (Maki) ; (Combines) Hannigan (McDonald ) 2nd Period (Dome) Talentino (McKay) s o:kd (Dome) Talentino (Bucknam)..... 11.20 Penalties. Talentino (2) (Dome) 3rd Period (Combines) Laakso (Combines) iGustafasen ... (Dome) Maki (Romanick) (No penalties) ‘The first session got under way in a wide open style that continued on to the end of the tilt. Combines rang up the first tally with Hawes slamming the rubber in, Luciantonnio assisting at 3.50. A song of defeat to the tune of 15 â€" 7, was sung to the Combine machine by the McIntyre squad in a wide open Dogâ€"Patch style, tangle on the Mcâ€" Intvre hockey cushion on Friday night. Colquhoun and Wilson waited clese to seven minutes before sinking the rubber once again at 18.30 with Colâ€" quhoun pepping the disc in the mesh. At 19.30 Delmonte again recorded a McIintyre tally in an unassisted play to round off the scoring in a most eventful session. Shortly after his tally Hawes was taken from the ice with a slight knee injury, the result of a boarding affair. Boyce then opened up the McIntyre seoring unassisted at 10.36, Lister makâ€" ing the grade again at 11.231 unassisted. Tannerelli and Delmonte then placed 1st Period 11,.19 14.35 16.16 19.04 8.10 41 McIntyre started off the scoring at 4.26 with Delmonte doing the job unâ€" assisted. Casanato moved in to score for Combines at 647 with the aid of Wilson and Lister chalked up two unassisted tallies for the Mac Men: Wilson‘s at 10.28, and Lister‘s at 12.51. The only penalties during the final stanza went to Aitken and Tomiuck. Aitken. Again at 9.52 PFranchi was successful in marking up another point for the backroaders with the assistance of Lagakso. two more unassisted Mac tallies in beâ€" | that after two or three days !Wz' hind Sicoli, at 9.46 and 12 52. Tomiuck , used to it and not notlie it." slammed in anothéer tally at 14.31 with| Donovan thooght for a moment, t the aid of Delmonte. The Mac scoring | said: spree was then broken by Laakso at "Sure an‘ vye needn‘t worry. 15.10, with Casanato helping out. Secâ€" sleep at me brother‘s the first t onds later Lister popped the biscuit nights." in the basket at 15.35 with Wilson asâ€" sisting. Franchi managed a Combine tally ai 16.10, unassisted, and at 16.238 Aitken made the grade again with the help of Barilko. Penalties awarded went®to Barilko, Prentice and Colguhoun. The final stanza moved away from the opening whistle into the same style of play as had been in use all through the opening periods. Donovan was being shown over a new house by the estate agent, who wes perhaps a ittle more inclined to candour than some of his tribe. "I think I must tell you,": said the agent, "that there is one drawback to this house. It is very close to the railâ€" watf, and vou may be disturbed at night by the trains. Still, I‘m quite ure 5453 S 345 § t 4 > 44 * 44 4 4 4 4 4 Mortgages arranged _ National Housing Act Loans 21 Pine Street, N Fire Insurance, We shall be pleased to quote you rates and particulars without obligation on your part. Real Estate, (EST. 1912) "Sure an‘ ye needn‘t worry. Oi‘ll sleep at me brother‘s the first thrce nights." sATURDAY 7.30 pm. Canadiens vs ets 9 «p.m. So. Porc. :vs. Lions. TUESDA Y Okating Club All Day WEDNESDAY 200 p.m. Public Skating 8.15 pm. Dome vs. Ankerite 2.00 pm. Public Skating 8.15 pm. Hollinger vs. Ankerite 8.30 Aus 8.30 pm. Public Skating FRIDA Y Automobile, Trvy The Advance Want Ads p. m. Public Skating MONDAY Timmins, Ontario $10W pAat gry?* Plate Glass moment, then Air Cadâ€" Timmins