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rnc annals mm ram one 11 1959 HOCKEY By run CANADIAN PRESS National League Montreal Toronto Detroit Boston WLT APts II SI 55 40 13766664 32 12 71 65 31 1013 5921M 25 tdcago 5I5 62 7616 lew York 5l5 76 B7 is Thursdays Result lemma Boston Saturdays Game Detroit at Montreal Chicago at Toronto ew York at Boston Sundays Game Montreal at Chicago Toronto at Detroit Boston at New York Elllern Prolesslnnlll League APts l7 2124 103 36 13 ID 5104 99 El 1113 91 26 1012 85 32 25 1013 86101 23 14 105 121 21 Sudhury HullOtt Rivicres Montreal SS Marie Kingston Thursdays Results Montreal llullvottawo Kingstons Sault Ste Marie Tonights Game Sault Ste Marin at Sudbury Ontario Junior Pk Marlboros 12 75 48 24 St Michaels 10 59 44 21 Barrie II 71 57 23 Guelph 86 71 19 Pete 11 67 B5 15 St Cath 47 62 Hamilton II 50 88 Thursdays Results Guelph Peterbornugh St Michaels Hamilton Tonights Games St Catharines tit Guelph Iilarlborcs at Barrie Northern OnkirloSenlol WLLr can 50 3d 18 47 3111 57 5610 232161 Thursdays Result Abitibi Kapuskasiogio Eastern League New York Charlotte Greensboro Washington St Mikes Take Share Oian Spot ny ran CANADIAN mass Torontos St Michaels College Majors are hanging on to the shirttails of the leaders but just cant seem to catch up They iiufied golden opportu nity to overtake league leading loronto Marlboroslast Tuesday winchthey were defeated 20 by em RouynNnr Timmins Kopus Abitihi Now theyre back within one mesons Span From SUBSTITUTED NEW YORK APllrish Eddie ordan ate it New York velterweight and Walt Byars of 3oston Thursday were signed for litround bout here Dec 18 The ight replaces preliminary 1c oundcr between unbeaten Doug Jones of New York and Juan Po mare olPuerto Rico An injury orced Pcrnare to withdraw EARLY SKI SEASON QUEBEC CF fourinch snowfallWednesday night pro vided the Lao Beauport district 10rniles north oi Quebec with onelof its earliest openings ever to the ski eason Four lifts are in operation in anticipation of rush of skiers this weekend some skiers have already been out CATCHER IN HOSPITAL AHCatcher Del Crandalloi lwaukee Brave is undergoing treatment at aukee Hospital forwhat described as minor back meat Crondall who entered the lflSpItaI Wednwday is in tree lion Thursday no la several itinerant CililttSEtttllt hand information aboutthe oui career oppor tandin tunihesrmihve gt propII 7441 WW loopleading points total to 38 us were tying host Peterborough interprorlnclal Senior Ottawa Buckingham loterprorlndal lunlor Melcalie Dltowalinwkisbury Saskatchewan Junior F1111 F101 Saskatoon Regina Melville Prince Albert Momonaw Manitoba Jonlor ng Monarchs Brandon l2 ng Braves St Boniince Cope Breton Senior Norihside Sydney Ontario Intermediate ll Walkerton Durham 10 Ontario Junior Wallaccburg Chotham 12 31c Sier By THE CANADIAN PRESS Bronco Horvath the hottest scorer in the Notional Hockey Thursdoy night to advance his Boston Bruins deicalcd Toronto hluplelgafs 63 The leaders Its 21 17 38 15 IE 31 10 10 30 14 is 29 Hogvath Boston Howe Detroit Bothgate New York llull Chlcagn Stasiuk Boston 2t 20 McKenney Boston Beliveau Montreal 14 is 27 NHL LEADERS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Standings Montreal iron 17 Itist Iour tied six 40 points Points Horvnlh Boston 38 Goals llorvath 2L Assists McKenney Boston 22 Shulou Snwchuk Detroit Penalties Stasiuk Boston Bl minutes NHL STARS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Guy Gendron and Doug Mohns Boston lett wingers who scored two goals each in the Bruins 63 win over Toronto Maple Leafs point of the top at the Ontario Hockey Association Junior series alter downing Hamilton Tiger Cubs 85 Thursday night Meanwhile uelp Biltmores Petes 44 gt St Michaels scored three un answered goals iu the second pe riod Dave Keon paced the winners with threegools and one assist Bruce Draper and Jack Cole ac counted for two apiece and Les Kozak got the other Bob Dilla bough Jim Mcletlan Larry Jef trey Bert Templeton and Lowell MacDonald shared the Hamilton scoring checredby 1473 fans Peterborough led 31 in the first period and 43 going into the third before Guelphs Rod Gil bert league scoring leader tied the count with 48 seconds re maining in the game during which only one minor penalty was assessed EnoKrall Paul Cunningham and Bill Buntain got other Guelph goals Doug Senior scored two for Petes and Dick Dawson and Wayne Bodrly added singles Olin PLUMBING a4 rumor ms WM PA 3770 my WHAT WE SELL League assisted on three goals PGLIQV mm on me MARCH to continue to developthe dynamic growth 01 Industry and Com merce inBarrle to continue major improvements streetsfilighting parking etc WITHIN CONTROLLED TAX BUDGET to continue to improve the physical appearance of Barrie by more tree plantings new parks scenic drives bay cleanup and other improvements to continue to encourage new facilities such as an additional covered ice surface swimming pool and the coordination of plan ned recreational activities with studies as to the advisability of Community Centre payasyougo policies City Status and Annexérion of Terriiory gt to provide Economic gains and Greater Attraction for Industrial and Commercial enterprises and greater control over urban problems making roomfor Industrial Commercial and Residential expansion Result Barrie became city on January lst1959 1750 acres 78 increase in desirable land annexed into the tilt area successful agreement reached with the County of Simcoe equitable and fair toboth parties and concluded with goodwill main tained Subdivision Control Byan to provide eeonpmlc stability in rapidly growing community with new subdivisioncosts to he paid by the subdivider and Streets side walks sewers water mains curbs etc to be installed correctly at time of building Result Economics in planned development with properly installed services and facilities surfaced streets resulting in new areas of which to be proud and ACHIEVED WITHOUT INCREASED TAIKATION Planned Overall Development Program Aerial Contour Maps for engineering savings Projected Growthstudies Master Plans for Land use for Storm and Sanitary sewers and Arterial StrEets for better trafficilow For pedestrian and auto safety increased ltaific Light Systems installed Result Development andimprovemeni taking place according to well engin eered plan not heiberskelter fashion Record Civic Improvement Program Five Year Program forstreei surfaceva permanent or seml permanent type and curbs throughout storm sewers where re quired 1b Fiuoresce to be compl ted across Iin in next three years Waterfront Park ofgl4Dacrestorhe established complete with pro jected athletic parking lots afldga parkway drive over 10 acres howfiiled in Program establishedmdth Guthrie Water Resources Commission for hay cleanupworkvnow progressing Ve InereasedPark Lands pnrchasedlor new maiorparks improve ments to eldsting anda scenicidrlve to be created along Kempen feldi Drive Result ing realityi in Seeking VAKFurther Term of Iffice The People Of Barrie Policy 0f Aisouuo rmnncflu srarus to continue to lead the councilln good business practices and ghting installed on five milesof traitflc arteries lds picnic grounds bdndslieil boat marinas mgbrought uptodate The words Beautiful Barriebecom Pledge 19 VA HEALTHY ECONOMIC CLIMATE to continue to secure sufficient new business for Barrie to BRO VIDE JOBS FOR ALL CITIZENS By comparison with other cities more peoplein Barrie have more money to spend than in any oth er city in Canada THIS IS NOT BY ACCIDENT IT IS THE RE SULT 0F Good Leadership Good Planning and Enthusiastic Service to continue to be friendly host for Barrie and mcmzens exercising goodwill in relationship with neighbours and visitors to continue to encourage Recreatlpnaifaclltiesyfor theyouth and citizens of Barileg hi to continue controlled expenses for spending bodies budgeted to fit the total assessment Economies Instituted city Manager System Result Saidngs with all departments under one administrative head Modern and efficient ofifice procedures greater volume or business being handled without corresponding increase in stafif Budget Control Active participation of the Mayor working closely with all spending bodies and committees requesting that they increase budgets only in accordance with assessment increases Result MAINTAINEDSAME RESIDENTIAL MILL RATE SINCE 1957 NOTE Taxes had increased each year for 14 years previously PersonoILeodership Gave fspiritedf leadershlpL promoting and encouraging the people of Barrie to take an interest in communitzy andcivic af fairs lb Proposed Provincial and Federal legislation for fizwo brake sys tern on Buses and Trucks followinglgayfield St aecldentlflls PROPOSAL NOW ENDORSEDBYOWIRDOTIIEE COMMUN ITIES being carried forward through recognized sources Actively promoted goodwilland friendship with county neigh hours addressed conventionsand groups welcomed all Official visitors to Barrie cooperated With all groups working in the interests of better Barrie and THROUGH THESE ACTIVITIES PUBLICIZEDBAERIE Encouraged and promoted recreational and other tacilloies for our children youth and citizens Farmed Barrie more Booster Club when threatened with loss oil hockey clubdue to poolattend ance Kept minor hockeyilunctionlngwhen cessation of minor hockey announced Promoted establishment of an Industrial commission and worked actdvely on same Result THE LARGEST TURNOUT TOVOTE IN BARRIES HISTORY last year ACTION to avoid further street accidents lead and suggestions of Mayor Good publicity for Barrie 62 Recreation for young and old eand hockey retained in Barrie Commerce knocking atour door establishing more industries that ever before and expanding the existing ones Large payrolls reflected in good trade with local merchants High property values for the residents as an all time record of over six million dollars takenoutin building ermth in soon rnosrncrsror ma Iran TAX nammnmram ED due boja better balanced assessment other projects have been started and encouraged some are complete or nearly so while others areinv their most crucial stage through personal Knee Bonnie OldirTHEi MARcH Reamer roe MAYOR mens rumor ron You mam WITH THE mr