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uramcntsuorsonot rmi mm airman museum now use with the promotion oi Ross Brooks few games agotbe stick of Bill Sweeney lW Vi Barrie myers finally come up with Junior ca goaltender in In of the 139 W9 But if there are any more nights like last night in Guelph mfggfifi If then théy wontheve8rookale either lie may be killed out nemev duenafl gDuringt the course of the me which incidentiy finished wing mm Eddie sung with Barrie onthe short end of 10 count the Flyers net who was allowed in go around the minder was peppered with 47 hunks of herd cold rubber More net then back out in front lulu than half of the shots through the second nndthird periods W0 19 wt were labelled drives andyitboutBrooks spectacular efforts By STEVE sonsch SID McNABNEY FUND In comparison to the flood 91 players coming in the progress of the Sid McNabuey hind is nothing to rave about The fund started off beautifully but now with less than two weeks to go donations are at standstill We do hope however that few thousand ticke will be sold at the Smiths only big Chance to show was on Danny Patricks close in orcna thus ta ing up the slack and making our fears unnece ary We have no fear about the am being made up of the oldtime Fly crs though Besides Guards St Pierre Green and Stracbau those who are read for Junior ac tion again December 10 are Bob Binglcy currently toiling with Cornwall of the Senior OHA Ray Gnriepy who is working out with any and everyone while awaiting thc llcrshey Bears of the Americlt on League to grant his release Bruno Red Favcro whose con ncction with the game these days is as on official Rusty Aiken playing with the orillia Pontiacs Paul 11cgcrthe former Montreal Canadians star Jerry Reid Bill Hogan and Arnold Smith of Dwen Sound Mercurys Chuck Woods Danny McDonald and Bob Shrop shire of the Orillia Pontiacs Billy Barrett of the Sault Ontario Greyhounds is trying to get time off to come to Barrie There are oth ers loo so the game itself will be worth the price of admissron lETEftBOROUGH MEMORIAL CENTRE The Montreal Canadiens committed faux pas when they traded off most of last years Kitchener Canucks instead of sending them to Polerborough and give that town strohg Icterhorough with their beautiful new Memorial Centre have to be contented with young inexperienced hockey club Pctcrborougbs new Memorial Community Centre is the newest and without doubt one of the finest auditoriums of its kind to be erected in the province of Ontario It is not just hockey rink as there are many features that make it ideally adaptable for other sports spectacles stage shows dance bands roller skating and conventions For hockey it has 2767 permanenttype theatre seats plus 686 of the benchtype seats giving total permanent seating of 3435 This can be supplemented with 452 portable seats on the stage Therefore for hockey the total seating capacity is 3007 Eleven hundred could be put into standing room area which would give capacity of over 5000 for hockey For stage shows etc there are 3433 permanent seats plus 2000 temporary seats on the floor surface giving total of 5435 plus stand ing room The ice surface is 100 by 85 The stage is 30 by 85rwith an orchestra pit measuring 60 by 10 it is the only arena inCanada with permanent staging facilities in order to avoid the usual problems of floor heaving and soil conditions the floor under the ice has been elevated four feet above the ground Therefore it is called suspended slab The flooris ins uluted with cork on the bottom and when the ice is being made all that you have to freeze 715 the sixinch slab and the refrigeration is not wasted going twoorithreetfeet down intoutbe ground The centre has three refreshment canteens The canteen in th main lobby is 45 feet across and the two canteens down each side cor ridor measure 22 feet in length Under each staircase in the corner there are popcorn and peanut outlets so that all in all there is an area of 140 running feet of counter space to serve the patrons The staff of theCeutte consists of two girls in the office for see retariai and cash duties and canteen manager who doubles as an assistant to the arenamanager There is third class stationary eu gineer and three fourth class engineers head caretaker and three other caretakers which means permanent staff of twelve persons for approximately eight months ofthe year JUST NOTES Gil St Pierre the exBarrie Flycr now at his home in Timmins is sure giving the sporting fraternitya lot to think about it seems every couple days Gil leaves the impression that hes going to lace on the skates again but he never does Latest report was that he was going to play but not with his former club theTim mins Flyers Whether he plays senior hockey or not Gil will be in Barrie December 10 to play in the benefit game for Sid McNabney Starting Friday on these pages seriesof articles on curling written by theold master Ken Watson will be featured They willrun every Friday The columns are very timely as the Barrie and district curl ing season is still in its infant stages The newcomers will profit con siderably by this column as Ken really knowshis rocks TBE VVQLSONS CLASSIC the $0000 bowling tournament Justaround the oorner71ts time for all trundlers to take the extra trip to the alleys and smooth down their rorigh edges The grins date for entries is Saturday December This year the teglunalfinalswill be played in Collinguiood and Barrie The menwill play atKempviewin Barrie and the women at the new alley in Colllngwood Steve Wiggins and Marion Robillard both of Barrie proved last year obit this little town has the talent to walk off with Sam good prizes Mo on Bow ng ClasslcDeadinel Is December elatern champs will have all ex club Instead the folks of Bread 25 Butlers 23 John TQuiet Types 31 Routers 20 Streaks Quiet Types 0Routers KEMPVXEW MIXED Lennon Dangerfield 30 Webbs BG 01d Vienna WITH THE BENEFIT HOCKEY GAME en of Owen for the std McNabney Fund creeping up most of Sids former mates on the Barrie Flyers Hockey Club havesigniiled their ln tentions to play Someof theboys who will be playing under coachHap Ernms again are top row left to right Bob Bingiey of Cornwall Ken Green in Toronto Bill Hag VOntario Arenas Association The possibility of the Depart ment of Agriculture sponsoring the Arena Managers Certification Course at the Ontario Agricul ture College at Went considerable study at the Ontario Aren monthly meet this past weekend The association Interviewed representative from the college The plan wasfor the managers already holding oneweek refresher course the suritmerlfaa dlior the mch lnthe field onemonth summer course More informa tion is expected for the next meeting in January committee of two Chairman HAllsopp of Barrie and Bo Crosby of Kitchener was drawn up to represent the association in dealings with the Ontario Hockey Association xenrvmw MENS concur Borden Bombers 50 Bayfield 44 BrassGlenn 43 Supertest 38 Ernies 34 Tanning 34 Cramp ton 32 Toastmaster 32 Wonder in Newarke Langs 21 Canada Dry Mondays Scores Tanning John Butlers Wonder Bread Ernies ayfield BrassGlenn Toast Gromptoo7p36anadai pertcst Borden Ernie Rotman had the high single of 313 Bill Kaley had the top triple of 722 con nousn London N0 Names 43 White qu 43 Nevrluzers 41 Hurricanes 41 Tigers 39 Pinpushers 39 Tim berlines 37 Alloy Cats 38 Fan cets 35 Waywards 34Pirates 34 Malletheads 32 Toppers32 Rock and Rollers 31 Who Care 28 Hopelesses 28 Needlers 27 Screw balls 27 Aces 26 Stragglers 24 M5 21 Rockets 20 King Pins 20 Ramblers 18 Ralph Thompson had the mens high single of 306 Cec Forth and Tony Hamilton each had triple totals of 701 Marg Mooreled the fair sex with single game Score of 305 Audrey Hamilton had atriple total of 706 BARBIE EXAMINER LEAGUE HesdPin Comets 51 ink Spots 39 Blue Streaks 37 Klugers 32 flu or items dealt with at the success ful session under the chairman ship of President Jimmy Webb ationwent on re cord as being strongly opposed to an increase in fee which might be levied by the Composers and bowlers with single score of 242 and triple of 570 MrClarke topped the gents with single of 234 and triple of 614$ KEMPVIEW MIXED LEAGUE Wamica 41 Gord Spring 33 Cookies 34 Pearsons 30 Mon arch 26 Cakes 24 State Farm 2A Stratbdee 23 Campbell 21 Blue Butlers l7 Fridays Scores Monarch Butlers ll Cakes State Farm Campbell Strathdee Warnica Pearsons Cookies Gord Spring Sylvia Kettle topped the ladies in the singles department with 262 Barnett hada triple of 641 Lorne Free had single of 256am Steve Wiggins triple mores arrenuoon LEAGUE Scarlets 47 Fuschia 42 Beds Mondays Scores Comets ink Spots Klugers 11 Burbidge had the mens high single score of 285 Don Hursts 648 was the top triple Barnett led the women with Single score of 19Band triple of 537 BrassGlenn 39 State Farm 31 Hoar 20 Old Vienna 28 Boyds 28 Barrie Tani ning 26 Webbs 25 Royal Bank 20 Eds 19 Last Wednesifixayis 5Scores Thready scoresr oarDne Ed Tam Yellowsfl Greens Scarlets mischia Reds Blues MurielYork was thetop bowl er with singleof 286 and triple or 638 Boyds State Farm Eds Royal Bank Lsmpkiu led the women penses paid Transportation is via chartered plaue Last years egional finalists were Steve Wiggins and Marion Robiilard Barrie Murdy campbelloi Barrie is this yearslregional dir ector of the Molsous Classic Miss Bowling of 105557 is in town and it is understood that she will be here for few days Her name is Gloria Noakes So there you have it Bowl for exercise snow for fun And or exceptional efforts bowl or money gt a1 datevfor entries in Ho so countrywide $20000 ing ournament dflfl Sound Mercurys Chick Guardso TimmlnsSchumacherllyers and all St mm Gwen wn1u Pierre of Iimminsseverai years agogthese fellows along with Sldthtllledthe Barrie and district hockey fans Their pucklilie dom has never left them andthe game De ember 10 should be real spectacle Managers Certification Course Maybe Held at Guelph under Associatio ertificates take There were several other milk 223 Blueszs Greens24 Yellows the scoreboard would have blown fuse from overglork Surprise That pressure of the last two frames came as quite rurprite since the first period seemedth lack drive After the clubs played to 11 deadlock in the lldlifter it was notuncomroon to hear Guelph annoying that maybe thiswas going totbe bad night for their Meditatier thing they should have to comp is the attend hncc Everything else seemed to be gaffe rosey the last 40 minutes of Ed Shack who had an easy timeof it all evening zoomed around the Barrie defence and blasted the puck through Brook sieaf legs Shack was untouched from the biueiine to the goal jBlako Bali was serving his first of sound rem Reid time Bngobn Change ssrmoyed the Flyersto enclose as they ever got to the Bills whenhebroke away at hisrown bluellne deked rear guardWally Chevrier out of his tendon guards then fired jow drive from 10 feet out that didnt afford goaltender Barry Smith too much chance That was all of the scoring in the first pcriodgand from that point on with the exclusionof fewscoting chances by the Bar rie attackersI it was Ross Brooks llgainst the house gt Tbe Flyers were out shot better than 21in the firstperiod and exactly 24 in the second and third sessions including 18 shotsitred Barrie way in the middle frame More Great Saves In the last half of the second gerlodfllroaks made great save breakaway attempt by Dan OAC Guelph uthors Association it was vealed that more tban 90 pet cenf of the revenue from the use supplied by that othe United rates to aren The associations constitutlo and bylaws were revised an ill be reproduced in bookl orm representative of leading nsurance company outlined group insurance thatwould er the loss of wages through illness of arena employees The matter was turned over to the insurance commission There are 88 arenas in the as sociation with 13 associate mernL bers being assistsnt managers or connected in some way withthe member arenas The next meeting will be held Jan 20 1957 in the Listowel Arena STANDINGSWILL CHANGE AFTER BDHLgTWIN BILL Diliicehlllli diminish like anything but those ofyester day after tonights doublebeade 0id time and modern nee Allaudale Orange Hall every Fri day night Good music 136 Dance at Thornton Orange Hail Friday Dec 0130 Beattys orchestra Lunch counter Admis sion 50c 136 rinity Junior Guild Christmas tea and bazaar Friday Nov 30 TrinityPsrishiIall from 230 to pm Admission 25c 126136 Christmas bazaar tea and bake it Friday Nov 30 24$ prn Oddfellaws Hali Collier Street Spices WA to Air Cadets 133136WF Chrhifrnas bdzaaraud tea True Blue Hill High Street Tuesday Blue Haven LOBANo 1129 ny Relish range picked off two poinlrhlank drl by Bob Boilin son0n anotherrush lord Brown and Doug Robinson were robbed of goals Then in the eioeln seconds of the eeéond frame Mega goalfnim Beiisle who fired man about five feet awayafter pool in front of the net Jim Josephson milletk Kane had good chances to seore iortbe Flyerl but Harry Smith made his Brooks on one tb nth sed tbenet Al Norrena passed pucko front to Josephson whose handzattempt missed the neLJaek Kane took tbs loose puckfrom scramble about15 feet outand fired into Smltb padl one within to an firedthe other All he go gt onéawith omits havingclesr fields until the ct Bellllel last goalcamc on scramble after outro uuaysiirtea Danny Patrick led rush that resulted in the Flycra second goal of the night in the third period He missed on his shot and both Norrena whacks at the puck Norrenajs counted Bill Sweeney had two thirdper iod tallies for thenlltmorcs Ryan Goyer and brownbad the others Aiter Brooks let in two compar itlve settles from back of the net in the third wrfodflughBdwrnan of theDally Mercury commented that seems the only way they can beint him Hes deadly on Dec 280 to5 pm Auspices close in try from in front at the net Brooks took two goals from the Kempenfcldt Guides and Brownies Christmas bazaar tea and bake sale Trinity Parish Hall Collier St Saturday Dec to 530 pm 13cm Dance to the music of the Music Makers Fridays and Saturdays at Pine Crest miles soutthlrn vale one mile west toward Anten Mills offliighway 27 136137 Birrle Horticultural Society an nual meetingat Htiicrest School pm Tuesda Dec Graham from Bread and 19cm Stroud Federation of Agricul ture will meet in Communit Hail Barrie Arena Inthe first game Canadlad Genera VAEiectric could now eloser to the leaders The gang hasfourpoints pnsition0roCom11ines points and should they win and lhprntou drop its Contest thqCombmes will be top the heapr Thornto plays Motors in the nightcap Dange field need win to move out of basement tie withArrnoured Corps So regardless of which teams win what game the standings wiiihave new is MAMHGEON OliAWd CP Theres pigeon herethat not only cells Mrs George Kovar for free meal everyday 1t perches on the cember lst on porch light and expects to be Pyhand Every Saturd and Josephson took drive and the rebound A1 Norrena The liyers play in Hamilton tip1 marrow night and return home gall toyiay the Petcrborough Barrie goal Brooks defence Chamewaki Cherry Lovcday Bali forwards Josephson Jstrick Norrcna Rolfe Block Davtsdn Kane Edwards Guelph goal Smith defence Cbevrier Tennant Szydiowaki Ma boney Shack rwnrds Taylor Sweeney Brown Robinson 13 Robinson Beliale Goyer Ryan Chambers Webber Flrst Period BiitJ Shack Sweency Fiyers Chaacsewa allies Ball 1932 Rolfe 713 939 Kane 1147 Second Period Ellis Beliaie Goyer Robinson sun Ryan Webber am Belts ao Goyer illsBthc Shack Penalty Third Period Flyerv Norrena Josephson Patrick Bills Sweeney Ryan Webber Bills Goyer Belisle 10 Blits Brown Chambers Bilts yan Wepber Szydiowrki 12 Elite Sweeney Szydlowski Tennant Shots on goal by Barrie users mm 09 illill HOCKEY plus GUARDS STOCKINGS SWEATERS PANTS HOCKEY STICKS PUCKS SKATING ourrrrs COMPLETE srocx 05 fSPORTs Coons as mums sr As smite changes hdve been made in Polling sn no Ratepayers are asked to check the accompanyinrflownshipmap 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