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Barrie Examiner, 14 Sep 1953, p. 5

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Ihfee Toranfo Stars Toma In Barrie iTwiss And Glenn Partnership Owners OI Barrie Flyers Top Honors Al Brantford Shoqti ch sy at Brandurd Gun Club $255 of Barrie took tup Ilcfloli in be closer Ontario skeet ruiousnips inc 100 clay continent bu recent JCCLi lullng ELI Northern 021mm at North Bay on Labor Day For Sccuild iugh Geoff Glenn of innu Led mm Bub Mail of SL ECathanncs eat no 95 but in iilt mootblf Kilns nor by one bird Lwiss and Glenn combined as ithcy did at North Bay to wan the invaran event for BJLtic With illll iout of pessible 200 Barrie Gun Club 11 mused winning the ritoman Ivan eventf by one bird Bestdes lwiss andi SID SMITH ll iLewicki and George Armstrong GEORGE ARMSTRONG DANNY LEWICKI Havingfzuished out of the pill Glenn members of the Barrie teean were Jim LeiIhLad Walter Louie and Wally Cummings York Gun Club of Toronto won this event with 438 On Sunday chi 27 Burric Guzii Club plans postsensor gtki run 5mm exams season saw is as copiiots hove mostly all joined up ads Squadrons on since the end of the war credited with three This year command as trying derseas craft out ySufl quadrcn its Using longrange tiers histamine CW was 3159 chalked up Md hunting for lost pumm crashed during that kzl ing 15 airmen its cot er lo Eu Afield sqodll infr FAIB CEIIICIS our government repre up to the mark by just criticism Ls one km by but pulse on oil no rarely and that isasks Observer swwr onsrxorrm or the tribulations which It nothing is 505M eraizizzg as bail razgedy of hall is that be in few minutes 310 expense of an entire HAP EMMS HOWARD NORRIS Books tAita Bulletin Barrie citizens in general and district hockey fans in par lofts 1351 season fur the rst mp tourney tilt the puolzc are Intllttll lxuldr Will be plenstd to learn that lit partnership v11th Against Cleveland Tues Oct Toronto Maple Leafs will play an exhibition game in Barrie Arena against Cleveland Barons on Tuesday night Oct 61 it was announced ovethe weekend This will mark the first appear ance of the Leafs in Barrie and concludes their proseason sched ule before they embark on NHL regular play Cleveland Barons will be doing their training in Bar son Fcrnie Flaman Tim Horton Bun COOK have many forms lun rie commencing on Thursday of this week They won the Amerilmy Morrison stars with the Leafs will be Harry Lumley big goalie who got hisi junior start with the Barrie Colts of 1943 under the coaching of Hopi Emms defencemen Jimmy Thom and cxBurrie Flycrs captain Jimi forwards Teedei others up for trial from their Pitts in years the Leafs will have many burgh and Marlboro form teams Also here for the first time will be the new Leaf coach Frank King Clancy former NHL dcL fence great who handled the Pittsburgh tcum last winter and takes over from Joe Prinunu who has retired Cleveland Barons coached by ior players who arcfnmiliar We to view this event The club l= located jib to the north of High way 90 the road to Camp Bordorgi near the big gravel pit and CNN crossing Small and Qurckl Iago local fans Expected to be among can Hockey Dengue title last sea Kennedy Harry Watson Sid Smith1 them Will be Tony Poem great son Among the wellknottin NHL charric Flyer Ron Stewart Eric Nestcrenko Bob Hassard Damin little forward of last years Baryic Flych Legion Beat Minesing In Copaco Play Barrie Legion advanced to the second round of the Copaco series or the Simcoc County softball Qampionship by beating Minesing Friday at Minesing Legion put most of their efforts into two big frames Second and third Although they got only one hit in the second they scored four runs by taking advantage of walks and Mineslng errors But the Leg ionaircs turned on the power in the third with six solid hits good for five runs With that ninerun splurge they hardly needed pair of runs in the fourth and repeated in the siitth Put Poland from Bradford was surprise mound starter for Legion and went the full seven innings Although touched for nine hits they were scattered Minesing got four of them in the first good for three runs then were blanked for four innings Three hits in the sixth were good for two more runs and one hit and an error in the seventh brought in two more Durnford Harry Adams and Win Dcwncy got two hits cacih off Poland Kettle was the main powerhouse for Legion with four hits in five times at bat which included home run Gord Perry also hit homer Al Shewchuck got three hits while Thurlow Hardacre Pet xy and Thompson had pair each 11 told Barrie Legion collected 16 its off the pitching ofClenn BarrigCoiosItree In Southpaw Golf Annual At Qrillia Barrie Golf Club had six entries in the fourth annual Simcoe Coun rtv mens southpaw tournament Saturday at Orillia Ralph Dil worth of the Couchiching town won low gross and Hollis Robin son of Barrie took 10w net Char EIMVALE MEET BARRIE ACES TUESDAY EVE Elmvale meet Barrie Greers Aces Tuesday at 615 pm at Queens Park Barrie in the first game of the Copaco ladies softball finals for the county championship Date of return at Elmvale will be decided after the first game In the mens Copaco series Vasey were to play at CGE tonight but defaulted Legion meet Angus In the semifinal probably on Thursday and the winner will play CGE in the final Midland Indians Eliminated OBA By Oshawa Nine Midland Indians were ousted from the OBA intermediate play downs Wednesday last at Oshawa by the Transporters who took the series in two straight games After lwinning the first at Midland on Labor Day Oshawa had to go 10 innings to take the clincher 32 Gord Dyment pitching his sec ond game in three days yielded just three hits but his usual speed and control were lacking He walk ed nine and fanned only seven much below par for the sturdy righthandcr Oshawas Ted Stone gave up six hits walked two and fanned 14 in winning Transporters used southpaw Jack Durston in taking the first game on Labor Day lie Hurtibese and Ken Reid of Barrie were tied for second low net There were over 40 lend handed divot diggers in action Barrie gross scores were report ed as Fred Norris 84 Charlie Seagram 98 Hollis Robinson 84 Hurtibese and Reid 93 Harry Young 101 Barbados has been British possession since it was first settled in 1627 This Funny world Barrie Kiwanians Win Walker Cup At St Andrews Barrie Kiwanispolfcrs mode clean sweep of district honors tth your First of all they won the cup and top prizes at the tourney sponsored by West Toronto Club at Weston in June Sept in above100 heat they won the Walker Cup at St An drews sponsored by North Toron to Club Eight members Gord Necdham Fred Norris Jack Currie George Dangerfield John Ough Ray Livingston Dr Fred McDowell and Art McKenzie represented Barrie Four combined for lowest team score and most of the prizes came north on Highway 11 Chicidioms Have Pembroke Amateur Camp Chicago Black Hawks or the NHL have been conducting an amateur hockey tryout camp at Pembroke for the past week cul minating with gamerv35aturday night East vs West Hawk regu lars moved in today General manager Bill Tobin Coach Sid Abel and Johnny Gottsc lig publicity director have been in the Ottawa River town for the camp Eastern players are in charge of Bob Wilson of North Bay while the westerners arebeing handled by Tiny Thompson of Calgary former big league goalie They are the chief scouts for the Hawks Western juniors are mostly from Calgary Moose Jaw and Winnipeg where Chicago operates farm teams They include Fred Sasaca mous of Moose Jaw only full blooded Indian in organized hock ey so the publicity man says Eastern hopefuls are mostly from Gait Black Hawks of last year and are well recognized by Barrie fans They include LesBinkley goalie Bob Wilson defence Hillary Men ardohnny Sleaver Ken Whar ram Hec Lalande Jim McBurney and Frank Bonello Also on the list is rightwinger Murray Costello from St Mikes who is supposed to play for Gall juniors this year Inspiring gift for your child or godchild Or start your young daughters embroidery career with this prayer sampler cry perfect for framing Littlwchdrcn love this prayer Easy to embroider has transfer 10H 141 inches Send TWENTYFIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern tstnmps can not be accootedl to The Barrie Examiner Household Arts Dept 60 Front St West Toronto Ont Print plainly NAME ADDRESS PATTERN NUMBER TEN COMPLETE PATTERNS to sew embroider crochetprinted in the new 1953 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book Plus many more patterns to send for including ideas for gifts home accessories toys fashions Send 25 cents now Butterfly Farm Is World Famous7 BEXLEY Kent England Sept CP Virtually every famous kind of butterfly on earth from the lovely swallowtail the largest seen in Britain to such notable overseas insects as the giant silkmoth is bled in the garden of house here The farm was founded in 1894 and now is operaued by Hugh Newman In glassfronted cages or meshcovered tubs hundreds of brightly colored butterflies and moths feed on flotvers or on pads soaked in honey From this tiny tarm hundreds of boxes filled with eggs caterpillars and chrysalises Busy RCAF Group Easy stitch Pattern 7305 formed the Flycrs nine years ago is continuing The year ar IIICILII ice was installed in Barrie Arena 1945 Hop Emms and Howard Norris teamed up to guie the town 15 first Junior hockey and in eight yum of operation have won four Olin titles and two Canadian chutnpmnsbips In the coming season as the Flyers start riictLLc next Monday in defence of the Memorial Cup they now hold Emms continues coach and Norris as team manager Ar Curr clanf FOR COMPETENT EYE CARE CONSULT Noel Stephenson RD OPTOMETRIST at STEPIIENSONS JEWELLERS and OPTOMETRISTS For APPOINTMENT DLNLOP STREET scchmg for missing aircraft 717 Most of he E31105 an wanich PIIONIj 4201 BARBIE ONTARIO he first unit was formcd at vr gt liddlcd hcw 11 tutu VllllL mmwmxxm in ms Lllltl given in untl Justus the 11ch Englo Slilllll the or Coustnl squadron to be Conudu Maritime Command xsxum HALIFAX Sept ll of Canadas first lzrtcs cf icicncc Planes of the llCAi 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those with selen tic or professional training says The Financial Post Theres still shortage of en gineers dentists doctors science specialists nurses and dietitians according to aIIDepartment of La bor survey Generally theres not expected to be any Serious lack of balance between the demand and supply over the next few years barring major business recession Fan Fair Dares Simcoe County Orillia Coldwaier Oro Cookstown Midland Elmvale Collingwood Beeton Sept 10l2 Sept 1415 Sept 16 Sept 1718 Sept 1719 Sept 2123 Sept 2426 Sept 2930 Oct 13 RICH MINES Nickel and cobalt areufound to gether in some Brazilian mines sometimes combined withmangan ese paid my fuel bill with em HFC loan So quickisiaieonvenigminousands payrolls this modern businesslike WayJSd can 1911 todayl Loans for reasonl Newman your cum spgmf To No bunkcble securitylneedcd Up to 24 months to trendy Imi center snwm DIIOIIIOV use snug out emu new We Hare sent to collectors museums and iiiilll YouncHEvROLEToLDsMpuiLECADILLAcl 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