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TIIE BARRIE EXAMINER TROPHY Play began this morning in the eighth annual Canadian General Electrlc bonspiel at Barrie Curl ing Club Bonspicl chairman Is Tony Saso Vern Adams The first 64 entries were so eepted for play that will continue Uimugh Friday Feb 10 Sixteen rinks will compete each day Mon day Tuesday Wednesday and Thursdaytwo rinks with three wins and two rinks with two wins qualifying each day for the Fri day games when the losers of the first games of The Barrie Ex aminer and Sterling Trusts events enter third competition Special secretary ltle TOWN LEAGUE snow It Monday Group Standing First Division Deluxe Taxi 19 Legion No 19 SevenUp 17 HEPC 11 Webb Bros 10 Copaco Second Division CGE 24 Cliff Brown 19 Barrie Tanning 18 Lc gion No 11 Monarch Reirigeo ation Chryslers Results Jan 30Webb Bros Legion No Deluxe Taxi Copaco HEPC SevenUp Barrie Tanning Chryslers CGE Monarch Refrigeration Cliff Brown Legion No High single Beaver HEPC 308 High Triple Beaver HEPC 788 0110 13 Tuesday Group Standing FirstDivision Barrie Tanning 17 RCEME 11 Aces 17 Dominion Auto Wreckers 12 Lakeview Dairy 12 Telegraphs Second Division Wrights Clean era 28 Copaco AF of 19 Un ion Carpenters 14 Smiths Farm Dairy 12 Hydro No Duncan Plasterers IResults Jan tilAces Barrie Tanning No Lakeview Dairy Telegraphs RCEME Dominion AutoAWrockers prizes are awarded each day for the high aggregate score by non qualilying rinks losing in their second game The bonspiel will be run accord ing to Ontario Curling Assoclas tion regulations with thc first event competition for The Bar rie Examiner Trophy plus four CGE floor polishers There will be additional prizes for second third and fourth place rinks Second event competitors battle for the Sterling Trusts Trophy and our CGE radios again with second third and fourth position prizes Third event rinks will compete for four special prizes Wrights Cleaners Smiths Farm Dairy Copaco of Un ion Carpenters ydro No Duncan Plasterers liigh Single Leighton Copaco LE of 348 High Triple LeightonLCopaco AF of 756 action Monday Group Standing First Division Baylicld Frosted Foods 24 AdrP 20 13X RCAF 16 Westons No 15 Royal Lanccs Westons No Second Division Butlers Snack Service 24 Barbers 18 Kenwells 17 Baywood 15 Finlays BA 10 BA Dairy Results Jan 30AP Boknrs Westons No 13X RCAF Westons No Hayfield Frosted Foods Royal Lances Butlers Snack Service Finlays Kenwells Baywood Barbers BA Dairy High Single Chantler Wes tons No1 304 High Triple Chantler Wes tons No 855 LADIES AFTERNOON LEAGUE Tuesday Group standing Kings 65 Dueces 65 Jokers 60 Dodgers 60 Aces 51 Queens 39 Results Jan 31 Aces Queens Dueces Kings Dodg ers Jokers High Single Grace Boorman Jokers 273 High Triple Graco Boorman Jokers 566 caown Hill Mrs Asale is patient in Mrs McMillans Nursing Home 163 Bradford Street Barrie CiEARLYA mount The tqu ofihe town is this newspapers fresh sxlrnArlaodoble type face Sister Dad Mom and Junior theyre all saying how much easier their favorite newspaper is to read now that we have switched to Corona Corona is the name of the type face now being used in our news and feature columns Its special newspaper type face that experts at the Linotype Company developed Certainly dresses up our pages doesnt it We had you in mind when we made this change Corona is much easier to read stands out clearly on the page saves your eyes from tiring trying to read tight crabbed letters We were sure its simplicity sharp lines and strong contrast of black against white would make for pleasanter reading and give you better looking paper Ac cording to your enthusiastic re spouse we certainly were right rm sraaiano musrs norm The First Column Continued from page one Montreal presided The Barrie guests were Ralph Snclgruve of radioTV yours truly of the press and Earle Smith district reprclt senlativc for Molsons who eon veyed the invitation several days ago and happily announced that he was invited too Molsons in fact apparently had all their sales and promotion staff from Ontario on hand as around uswere such as Hank Goldup Tory Gregg Fred Szgambati Cal Calvert wrong company Pat Martin Pat Saniucei the former Hamilton footballer and others including the aforementioned Mr Smith of Barrie But that was not all There table with other Maple Leas was Ron Stewart who was having reunion with fellow Caigaryite Normie Kwong Nearby was James Parker among the fight fraternity At head table and as sisting Laurie Brain at Windsor Star introduce was Wes McKnight who went dir ect from Tottenham to CFRB via one year at 3C1 to polish off his secondary education Now then before the dinner our hosts had suite in which for the space of an hour or so before partaking of food it was possible to sit down and rest chat park overcoats partake of libation and so on Here we met many wcil known luminaries of press and air waves such as Joe Crysdale of CKEY Phil Stone of CHUM Bill Westwick of Qttawa Journal George Dulmage and Hal Walker of the Tely Itex Stimers of St Kitts etc and etc All kinds of thirsty sportsmen kept drifting in and out The last one in was John Fish er readying to leave on alOday flying trip to Japan He has left CBC and is now with the Can adian Tourist Bureau John re called his last visit to Barrie and wanted to be remembered to all his old friends in the Lions who entertained him Tail twisters like Garner Saso lneson Leishmnn Wilgar etc Im not Lion There were approximately 20 speakers starting at about 830 and it was 11 pm by the time the last one ad finished and Tim my mad his little speech which was about the best of all Some of the athletic greats were plain ly and professcdly nervous while speaking but others like Jackie Robinson Normie Kwong the Pat rick brother Dr Phil Edwards and Jack Kramer were smooth and fearless oratorically tool We tlontrhavc space to report on such list but there were lot of interesting comments sug gestions anecdotes jokes Lester Patrick Leo Dandurand Hewitt Conny Smythe were some of the older sports leaders who spoke Lynn and Murray Patrick were hriefand humorous Lynn told about his first season with New kork Rangers Thc rabid fans would have none of him Around Christmas Smythe offered Rang ers $20000 for himbut his fath er turned it down for why Ill never know Lynn addedg Next the sports celebs ion IMIY Thornton 1897 Frtday mt on to 31m Itweetfive setla with is at tong on ooaoedlngaothlal to the regular schedule leaders who havent yet that game this reason Wbitcslde reared thrcegoals for Breton and picked uptvto assists Letts oountqi couple as didllolancin plus an Islist or the latter other Becton scour was whetn who also help ed on two For Thornton Broley scored three times and aided on one name Salon 01111 Junior Series Garden City Memorial Area Saturday Feb BARBIE FLYERS Goal Sen ior defence Chasczewski Davlson Hope forwards Beckett Forhan Loveday Kano Ranierl Smith Partridge Josephson Patrick Nor rena ST CATHARINES TEEIEES Goal Edwards dcfcncE Vaako Carter Kelly liavlich forwards Hillman Greencn McDonald Hoekstra Thompson Stratton Ronson Latontaine Hull Plats Eatough Butler Ramsay First Period Barrie Josephson Patrick 1314 Penalties Chasczcwski 857 Stratton 920 Greencn 1324 Chasczewski lBll31aslro ll 25 Second Period St Catharines Stratton Carter 1401 Penalties Plata 41 ftanieri 1058 Third Period No Scoring Penalties Plata 1210 Patrick 1210 Stratton 13 42 Ranieri 1540 Vasko liope 1722 Plato 1848 Smith other markrmen were Casey Walton Walton and Burlak Thornton two goals down with little time to play removed their oallo and succeeded in cutting margin to one Becton were assailed six penalties Thornton ve Nextgrme will again be played in Beeton Tuesday night Trailer Bylaw Affects Fami ies From Camp Borden recent bylaw passed by Essa Township Council affects some 800 families many of them do pendean of Camp Borden sol diers Under the bylaw these families must get their trailers out of Essa Township within 60 days The army wives will be meet ing with the Essa Council today housing shortage they say forced them to put their savings into these trailers and to sub stantiatetheir claims the trailer owners point out that houses to rcntcost $80 per month for two rooms withoutdndoor plumbing to $65 month for more mod ern dwelling Property owners term the trailers an eyesore The major ity of the trailers are situated near Angus where the trailer owners pay $18 per morith park ing fee and $4 per month school tax Some of thearmy wives may ask thc Department of National Defence to permit trailers to be parked on Camp Borden property Others anticipate that they may too many men on the ice 1847 Overtime No Seorihg Penalties Penalty shot awarded Dorrie against Vasko Barrie Rink Wins Hornepaynefipiel Barrie rinkcjomposed of Archie Fraser Dave Smith Roy Menary and Bruce Reynolds skip won the Seagram Trophy at the four straight games 21 rinks entered At Bramtpon on Saturday the Barrie rink of It Mac Fond ley Fraser Sutherland 11 Rusty Harmsworth and Harry Armstrong skip won third prize in the main event of the annual bonspicl There were They lost in the senti Tuesday in the weeklong event and themornlng game of the final day game there was lull and Lynn was standing at centre fee when loudvoice boomed down from the top gallery Hey Patrick what goes wit youse for twenty grandde Empire State build in were the funniest Former heavy weight champion Sharkcy was ofthe ring but decided to finish up with joke forgot he was on live broadcast let go typical stag stow then retired in confus Paul Troutpthe former Detroit born comedian very clever speaker and his stories are not off color Just funny We finished off theevening with him back up in the Molson suite one bedroom of which he was occupying since he is now in the same line of bever nge annual Hornepayne bonspiel last weekend All CNR men they won finsls after winning threegames Jack Sharkey and Trout sailing smoothly along in his tales Tiger pitching star is natural ighest upon MONTCtAII court an to huuulul Modal Iuplrb tutu rter ya VAIUE MOM ratio or CANADA wam mt co suruvmsnow Ion 1v ovary Svniia 243+ ce wish youd listen to dads lnlons more re ectf It doesnt do any good but it does Hut SOUTH INTO SUMWIEII coat of cotton lace lined with tulle is framed with the same pure Irish linen as the sheath it covers in costume for the south and next summer have to return to Western Can ada from where they came if no solution can be found to this problem of accommodation Col ll Clark commandant of Camp Borden states that there is waiting list of 700 for on base housing accommodation which is given on point system This includes length of marriage number of children service time mountclout ilumkuln Churchill on Feb at 815 pm on Hog Marketing lit Rummage sale on March 5D pm in Trinity Parish Hall Aura pleas of Trinity Evening Branch WA 1528 DIED ANDREWSAt lhe ROle VI¢ toria Hospital Barrie on HEY Feb 1350 Emil levey bcoved wife of the be John Andrewr of Guthrie fortran oi Brampton dear mother of er and the late Harvey Char lle in her at car Resting thcPethtck and Home 121 Baylteld St Barrie Service in the diapel Wednesday at zoo pm interment Barrie Union Ccmetcry CALL THE EXAMINER FOB PRINTING NEEDSPHONE It grnrr snrrrv lNSPEETlflN During February we are of ferinz FREE SAFETY IN SPECTION on these items Foot Brakes Hand Brake Headlights Tail Lights Windshield Wipers Slop LightsHora Be prepared for Pplicc Highway Safety Check Call Ed Hagan Service Man agcr at IIIIIIIiIiIlFlIlel morons Lmlrao 65 Cillller so Dial 2481 BIG BOLD asaunrut IadiocamclnCaaadaiathcmaa irradiating industry SPORTS CALENDAR JUNIOR HOCKEY Tuesday Feb Barrio Flyers vs Kitchener Canucka Kitchener Memorial ArcnI830 Wednesday Feb Ob Toronto hfarlboros vs Barrie FIy ers Barrie Arena 830 Friday Feb 10 Kitchener Canucks vs Barrie Fly err Barrie Arena 880 Sunday Fell 12 Barrie Flyers vs St Michaels Ma fora Toronto Maple Leaf Garlt dens pm INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY Monday Feb 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