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Shout was cancelled Funeral Mrs Parker is being held today imam unknowns or rumour icuut ism nu Hanson MORNING of unknown origin dealt Severe blow to hockey in Ontario with the destruction of the Oshawa Arena shortly be fore am Tuesday morning in spectacular $500000 blaze which left the wellknown Oshawa Generals of the Junior 011A League homeless Al the present time no definite informtionls available as to where file General will make their term our headquarters but indications seem to point to the possibility that they will stay in the league prob ably using one of the nearby arenas While the damage connotes yet be accurately estimated it is believ ed it will run in the neighborhood of $500000 Lost in the fire was Ill the equipment of the Generals III the equipment of the Smith Truckers Senior OHA team good deal of the equipment of the Oshawa Minor Hockey Association as well as the sound equipment lounge furnishings and carnival costumes owned by the Oshawa Skating Club The fire was discovered in the northwest wing of the building near the boilerroom shortly be fore 1m and within halfanbour the roof had fallen in some of the walls had fallen and the once gay sports centre which had echoed 10 the cheers of rcsidentsbf Osh awa and district for over 20 years was mass of twisted stccl beams and blazing tinder When the Oshawa rirc Dcpnrb men arrived they ran linc of hose through the lobby and along the alleyway under the stands on the east side of the building Such was the progress made by the flames by that lime that they were driven out Shortly afterward the fire broke through the roof and there was nothing they could do to stem the destruction of the build ing Deputy Chief Ray Hobbs moved everyavailable piece of fire fight ing equipment from the head quarters and Cedar Dale balls to the fire together with many of the offduty firemen The citys new aerial truck was brought into service for the first flme and played water on the roof Of the building but without avail due to the large amount of air Space in the building CHUCK EDWARD GETS DECISION EAST YORK BOUT Tuesday night in the CBC tele visgd midst East York Arena Manager Orv Dash of Barrie Box mg Club had Chuck Edward in action and the local ghter in only his third appearance in pub IIC scored unanimous decision ovechorgc Morrow of Port Col borne twice for short counts The latter is heavier and more experienced than the Barrie boy who scales l45 Morrow had scored two knockouts in his last three ghts Lyle Parker was also scheduled to appear at East York but due to the tragic loss of his mother the of and the sympathy of all sport fans IS deeply extended to Lyle and his brother James Parker to their father and the family STANUTZ IRES FOURxBIAYERs FOR SENIOR Coach George Sianutz former Barrie Plyer is losing no timeln building up strong lineup for his Simcoe Gunners in the OHA After winning the intermediate title last winter Simcoe is stepping up to senior ranks for thcvcoming campaign Manager Edgar Chirp Bench ley former Niagara Falls star and Slahutz have signed two Toronto boys centrclrlal Kewley and wing er Jerry Goodwin who played in Scotland last season Kewlcy as junior played for Guelph Bilt mores in The junior series Also signed by rthe Gunners are two former Brantford senior players the brothers Bernie and Reggle Smith Edward had Morrow down The serial equipment was used to dampen down the roof of the City Purc lcc Company where the icemaking equipment for the Arena was housed Fortunately there was no wind and the flames did not menace this plant at any time Iour pumpcr units wcrc engaged in the fight against the flames and many lines of hose were laid from hydrants on Bond and King Streets large trailcr unit owned by the City Pure Ice Company park ed beside the west wall of the Arenzi suffered some damage when part of the wall fell on it It was rcmovcd and doused by one of the lines of hose So rapid was the spread of the flames that within minutes after the alarm was given the fire had broken through the windows of the dressing rooms and worked their way up into the seats It was only short time later that it broke through the roof and the building was doomed pillar of black smoke hundreds of feet high drew residents of the city who lined Bond Street West and the approach es of the building Plans for the coming season for both clubs arc uncertain They will have to wait for the holding of an cmcrgcny meeting of the OlIA in the near future The junior club may have to play its home games at Bowmauville or on the road Another possibility is said to be the new arena opened in Scar boro last year but this will no doubt depend upon the attitude of the Toronto Maple Lcaf manage meni EGBERT Sunday Visitors Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs Normun Scott Elm Grove Mrand Mrs George Holt Thorn tonMr and Mrs William Thom sonxToronto Mr and Mrs Bresso Barbara and Sharon Orillia with Mrs Annie Holt and family Mr and Mrs Arnold Rogers Bond Head with Mr and Mrs Wilfred Brollcy Mr and Mrs Stewart WOrkman Aurora with Mrs Thomas Workman Mr and Mrs Allan Hopper and family Val DOr Quebec with Mr and Mrs Church Mr and Mrs Ernest Mc Cutcbeon Thornton with Mr and Mrs Allan NeWrOilfMr Thoma Beyer Baxter with Mr and Mrs Clifford Mooney Mr and Mrs Harvey Walkom and family Bax ter with Mr and Mrs Otto Haugh Mr and Mrs William McKee Orillia spent the Weekend with Mrs Annie Holt and family Visits Relatives Mrs Thomas Fraser spent few days recently visiting relativcsin Toronto Mr and Mrs William Dempsey Lansing were recent visitors with Mrs Thomas Workman Miss Pcarl Newton Alliston spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Allan Newton Sympathy Extended The community wishes to extend sincere sympathy to Mrs Willis Smith and family on their recent loss of husband and father Anniversary Service There was good attendance at Egbert Anniversary Service Sun day evening The rain no doubt kept many from attending Our minister Rev Martin assisted by Rev McTavish Bond Head as guest speaker Were in charge At ed Need One Team Barrie FivePin Bowling Club have an opening for one more team and would like any group interested to telephone President Larry Robillard at 5460 no later than Friday This particular team will bowl on Monday nights group commencing on Sept 28 Thirtyfive teams are entered in the league to date and one more team will fill the lhrce groups Bradford Wins Clash Barrie Legion Tonight Barrio Legionnaires are one game down in their best of five final series for the District Senior Softball championship and the Ralph Snelgrovc CKBB Trophy Legion lost the first encounter at Bradford Monday evening 53 got ting only three hits off Sieve Si mone He was relieved by Pat Poland in the sixth and the police man proved to be perfect fire man Bradford got nine hits off Ron Birnic and Johnny Snache and they counted to good advantage In the first inning Giffen clouted home run In the third hits by Fallis Tupling and Glffen resulted in two runs Hits by Magani and Vcalc got the former home in the fourth the fifth and Carters brought him home Barrio Legion left Two men stranded in the first and again in the third and fourth without scor ing In the filth Steve Hith walk and Doug Kcttlcs homer brought two runs and put Legion back in the game When Ted Hard acre doubled to start the sixth frame and Gord Perrys single brought in another run that was enough for Simone and Patrick the Whip entered the scene to retire six straight batters and end the contest Reminds us of Johnny Murphy when he used to come in late to save Lefty Gomez of the Yanks They play the second game to night at Queens Park starting at six oclock If Legion win and they just about have to then the third game goes at Bradford on Friday If Bradford win tonight and Pat Poland is slated to hurl then the teams loss for site of the third game which could end the series single Namtie Hines 2b Thurlow 3b Kettle ss Bowen 1f Hardacre Perry 1b Thompson cf Birnie p=Snachc BradfordEdney cf Tuplfng APTO Ken Iupling doubled in Newmorket Edge Generals 76 First South Final Game Barrie Gene lost Tt Newman kct Monday night in the nut of the South Simeon Rune finals end the second time scheduled for last night at Burl Agricultural park was rained out They play aguln at Newmarket Friday night with the third and fourth games now slated for next loudly and Wednesny in Barrie At Ncwrnarket in the first game the final score we 76 with the canal townerx getting all their rum in two innings four in the third and three in the sixth Banlo ouihli Newmarkct 104 but left too many stranded base runners Laurie Thorns Newmarkef right handcr was strong In the pinches Bill Elson hurled for Dangereld Generals the rst six inning with John Lackle taking over to finish After going down In order in the First Final 53 Giffen 3b Carter rf Maganl ss Vealc lb Simone Poland Car son lf Fallls 2b UmplrcsuFindlay and Miles LEFROY Sympathy Extended It was with deepest regret and sorrow that the friends of Mrs Thomas Tobo heard she had pass cd away at the home of her daugh ter in Vancouver resident of chroy number of years ago Mrs cho had endeared herself to many in the village The late Mrs Tobo stayed with her sisterinlow Mrs Fred ch0 all last winter until the spring The community offers its deepest sympathy to all her family and relatives Birth of Gnmdchlld Mr and Mrs Roy Jack were happy to hear of the blrth of their third grandchilda baby boy to Mr and Mrs Tom Cathcart and brolhcr for Darlene and Susan in Los Angolcs Congratulations the happy family Baptismal Servlcc Rev Morris conducted the Sacrament of Baptism at the church service on Sunday to Debra Joanne Hofland infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Hofland and Susan Lenore Gilmore infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Gilmore MrsEarl Gilmore was accepted into membership of the church coming from the Presby terian church of Coulsons Hill Visit to Sister Mrs Charles Stewart Kipling Sask who has been visiting rela tives here left with her sisterMrs Thornton Reed Powassan 7t 1y for few deyg visit in Owes san umber scam evening The social evening in the United Church to welcome new residents has been postponed to later even lug Rally Sunday Pallv Sundav in the Sunday School will beheld on Sept 20 ym SEIVICe With the church at Breaks Hip Sorry to hear that Mrs Dyer motner of Dyer is in Culling wood Hospital with brokenhip sustained whenshe fell on step We hope she may soon be improv ed Married Recently Congratulations to Delbert Mc Fadden and Miss Fern Oakcs who were married on Saturday Sept 12 1030 am It is hoped all children in the community With their par cuts will be in attendance To Live WithNiecc Mrs Clarkson left here last week to make her future home with her niece Mrs Webb Toron to and Balm Beach TITYAN EXAMINER WANT An lamina the conclusion of the service Rev Hughes was called upon for the closing benediction We wish to thank Thorntonchoir Rev Mc Tavish and those who donated flowers PLANNING IS VITAL Many of the difficulticsin wuch Fort Frances finds itself alibi present time are due to thcvfact that in the past there had been too little planning for expansion For Frances does not find itself alone inlhispredicament Fort Frances Obit Times ll lllllms ARTISTSTPTLmsj Choose your favorite coDrs Viviana patterns in richtex tuedwullpnper frOm Our vast newncollection Come in now whilosglegtlgtslast aluminum opening 5min Genera scored two in the second on Bawnr hit an error on Reid holders choice on Robertson nod Grants ucri lice Hit by Rawn and Wood along with error on Christie and Coul son were good for one run in the third with two men left on bares Hits by Edward and Rawn failed to produce any scoring in the fifth But In the sixth Chuck Wood opened witha single and Reid tripled coming home on Robert sops hit for two runs Frank Rawns fourth hit of the game and Woods third double pro duced another run in the sixth but thnt was all for Barrie Newmarket found big hole in the third getting four runs on only two hits But there were two errors and three walks in the picture Again in the sixth there were only two hits but three runs ame home on an error and hit utter BARBIE Edward cf Christie 2b Coulson ss Ruwn rf Wood lf Reid 1b Robertson Grant 3b Elson Lackle NEWMARKET McKnight cf Harvey if Gibson 1b Blight 3b Vanumi Hugo Elsby 2b Mac Donald rf Thorns one STATION lolly mm The Unlrd Day Service Time Will be no church for We Sundays owing to How wane 5nd Forest Home An nlve ry Services October Al is Communion Day New Teacher 88 ll Orotschool opened With new tachcrl Crouichcr East York Simon Pmbyterlol Meeting Mrs Crawford and bus McArihur attended the meeting of athe Slmcoe Presbyterialst Central United Barrie On Thursday Sept 10 Connlmln Herc Joe Graham is with his brother Bert Graham after coming from Barrie Hospital recovering from recent accident Sunday Visitors Mr and Mrs Pal Duaine Miss Fletcher Orlllla visited the Dummorcs on Sunday Mr and Mrs George Gowanlock Alherly Mrs Wood Orillia visited Mr and Mrs Nelson John stonc on Sunday Attend Wedding Mr and Mrs Elwood Johnstonc attended the RobertsonMcKenzie wedding at St Pauls United Church on Saturday gt Lcsuisklt of HIV ulcer her needlepoint tapestry of Church held its rum Blind Man Buff a8 mum in the complete Hamburg Court of Austria $2 $00 The 47 by 41 inch work re quired an estimated income plat of yarn 3nd took three month PIN TAKE IZDMONION CPl ncfrby Monarch WALK BLOCK SAVE BUY AT runs TRADING THE BIGGEST LITTLE STORE IN TOWN Space Heaters Coalb Wood Stoves Electric Ranges Kitchen Bedroom Sets Washing Machines Living Room Suites Chesterfield Space Saver Beds DUE TO HOLIDAYS Our Store Will Close Friday Of pm and all day Saturday 33 Collier Street Phone 2301 Still on IIIIIIIIY loriIIeSe outstanding values in brand newGEproducls Regularly $5900 359100 Illl sold Push Button flanges up to Elli1 NOW Here is the GE Airliner Push Button Range at only 35999 llISil The Famous Model RSiIL 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