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are in that it ireea chore to esk of them However it cannot be avoided All Barrie frontlines will be tmtact Gordon Pcnnell Paul lgcr and Gary Gordon are reunited Cordon returned recently from nursing shoulder separation Sid McNabney Don Ashline and George Bunham have yet to be broken up and Emmi is keeping his fingers crossed on thiStrio Real Cbcvretils youthful centre Ifrom Timmms who was sidelined tlll $531130 Int Defence Is Weakened Ilyen Wait at Windsor Mmloakhng lmXe Happy Emms and his Baffle Flyers move into the first Way with 338M3 game of their fourofseven playoff round with Windsor Spit alibi capturing an victory at fires tonight at the Border City and reports from the local camp are not cheerful Injuries have taken the toll of key Guthrie Arena The Hillers had Wagiffmfaffd iililgwf players and especially disrupted the mast important cog of mint mucking unit but will prob threegoal margin Into the final hockey machine the titfence lob bc miffed to left wing wuh mtth llaruld Hopper grcally Improved Pom weather conditions made Rearguards play bIg part in last Saturday lililtt allowing performer roammg the pivot Spot sticky ice and the players teams playoff chances and Flyurs lllc shoulch In only lu raised flick llogg Will remain In his found the puck hard to control in enter the series hard lIIt in that rushIcch tilslilflte llii no doubt right wing lane th mundtcomest good crowrhdcpaltflltfll Beginning wuh lhc hilltltl Longs playing great dcul Utlllti man Wlb McArthur made was hand to wimm me bamfbackbonc of thc bluclmcls Stun Until llmslcrml hrs shots pokc the trip and Emms wxll decide which was slow and sloppyalli10ng who is ultra one of tho best Lllccks and plltk carrying wtll bc vhcther he or Bmgley wdl dress though was no 1mm of the parll the league will be In litilun Il reduced to Ininnnum for thc opening contest ticjpantg thoule wearing it slIoultltI hur ThIs Is miniflung thv VlI tho other suit of the fence 0a Hu nose ilis ltft SllUllithl winch was cannot do without illczv is not Jimmy Stunner chief of the SpIt ans 19m dor dislocatcd during thy jithIIorIal another high Scoring dcfcnccman flrcs has his club III top shape for we 9mm hlmm Fmedc Cup gamcs last Spring Inn on the 1mm nor onv thII can show tho series The extraordinary 341 mitfzzidglc bgwxorrtmm lodgcd in Full tIuInIng sermon thIs play Into Ltlllrc ltt ncu lIkc Long balance carries lot of weighbin Iii L01 35330 jumpm Wk Furlllcl down Inc casualty list Willdellvplvml ChnCGS moaning Bast Oro threatened to dczldlock hedulpd mm Slm dcfcIIctIIIuII Word Branduw is with struggle for ll WYS thc score in the third with rally For Barnc fans at home the that produced results However Thursday and Saturday gamcs will steady playing by Miles ilickling Another McLean Don who Iconisiu lr Itcidcnt Sulhla llitilllA llc be broadcastcd and then remmd and the dangerous McLean trio ofwith iiickling and Don RobInson has left for his homo ill lllIllptg chd over KLw 800 on you with sore back will join the Fiycrs li through for the scnson duo to crIItIc star John iillilitl Ulltc tmckcd shuuldcr bludc sullcrcri In Joe John and Bill thwarted the fired goal into the East 0m not Aim ill lllt Iccidcnt was Bob dial coutnwncing at 115 pm East Oro attack allowing Oakland tIIIg With the remaining lllillktliillllglty who has swn ltllfln on the Ilhp team 10 Wednesday noon Hill to advance into bcsthlncc bling obtained by ClIuIliu lIonillltulIIIc for tho Inzmu portIon of chartered hm und Wm smy finals with Guthrie giunni lilt MHSUH lik Is trcupcrutmg lvmtonmntm timer Amour Miles Ilicklinfr was the numbcrl Fighting hard for tho East Orollm WWW CllfllllblUMS ilml panytm thc clth were team physr one man for the Hillcrs in point cnuso was Bill ltIIncy who gurulilllhllllilallt itkllllllfllllltrfl lhl and Frank getting ways His terrific twoway crud it hat trick to cqual llicklingl NLL 000 ved effort resulted in three goals whilcin that itllilllnltlll Jack SmItlI It lrzucs lununs with John Shcd In sorrtplgl Ilcscrm thc highscoring McLean front lino Ytb Icrnu Grunt Jcrmcy and den of hukland Lakc and Jack seats etc sot LflticndIrs 03 e1 accounted for five Joe and Bill Dun Crawford supplied singlcsglmckn of North lluy to curry neck and It Is trefer registered tvto cach while llIciIidIuing the ho rally tlurgc purccntugc of thc loud Both crowd will wumss lL con es clan Dr Ncil Laurie sturtcl Taylor pumnquunuuuuu T0 DRILLIA Btl senior girls registered their fourth straight victory Wednesday 151 leth they thumped their lllrlll5302 Coach Evelyn Gar has then sitting on top of the league and at their present clip It is doubtful if Orillia Mid llnd or Bracebridge will loom us Sfllrlh for the COSSA Chtlftlplonslllp III the first game of nun afternoon doubleheader at Burrle Collegiate 0C tumors rumped to 204 win at tho cxpcnseof the local juniors itnscIIIoI engagement was nevu rlosc Is starry Barb Much inson 5le through the Orillia guards for 10 solid points in the opuung half to give BCI l3l lead 31 intermission The local of tenshu cased off in the final por tion but they still IIIanaged to out scorv their opponents 7l Mittlunson topped all scorers with points but received some bcuquful passes from her line lnatrs qun Currutths and Joyce Morshull Curruthers contributed lht points to the Barrie came and Marshall shovcd lIomc fivc IIllIus points ware garnered by Donna llcnrdsnll who connect ed on Iwo foul shots Thu junior tIlt was almost on ex act duplicalc of the senior contest except tlu score ended in OCIs favor The invaders went ahead l2Il In tho first half tllzcnlx Orillin victory with points 16L lowed by Evelyn Rumpford with four Erin Wu and Doreen Duchanty with so mu Valerie Gamer was the lpne Barv rie player to comm to in field basket as AmhHurix and Irene Watson wpplied one point each on foulshotl BARRIE JESAmh Harris VII lerie Garner Marlene Bury Joan Plncivero Betty Reid Helen White Dagmar Grace Joyce Baker Irene Watson Peggy Oliver Shirley Plowman Jean Slrick Mary Ellen Young Ruby Givens Marjorie Scott Barbara Cole ORiLLIA HtsBria Enstmnn Maureen Fitzpatrick Shirley Smith Susan Hill Evelyn Rumpforrl Dor een Dochanty Jackie Nitbchke Elsie Sanders Kathleen Bcwke Ann Page Anne Thompson Nancy Ironside Rosemarie Wallace Elean or Hawkins BARRIE SitsJean Cnrruthcrs Marjorie Gough Barb Mitchinson Ann Simpson Joan Peterson Joyce Marshall Beverley Anderson Louise Walker Marilyn Kerr Ka thrine Tyrer Ora Moss Wilma Longhurst ORILLIA SRSDonna Benrdsal Betty Bell Phyllis Roadway Alma Brodie Connie Butcher Florence Tudhope Shirley Harper Joann Long Alicc Reid Shirley Wilson OFFICIALS Kelso Marie Trodd Helen Smith YEARS IL The Fisheries Research Board of Canada was set up in 1898 when scientists were given federal grant for research on Atlantic and tallied Coast sheries mnunuun Hltuuuunuuuuuuuuunmu uuuuuuumcu Covered in wine blue or wood rose herringbone fabric with contrasting silk piping Complete with spring filled cushions wooden Wardrobe compartment and book ikg$6125Salel4995 nIuuimmwhnvuuuIungwu own StyledKroehler withtheir famous Cushionized construey 41 37PcSuiteisomeredin fancyf1at WoyeuaMghQ ThethStertield lctrge choir ore of rich Winecolorwhille theflddfscliciiris coveredino 10Ve1y shade of green uuuuhuIl4uuuhuquIImmIIIIIIIIIlgIIIIiuuuununu Clearance of famous ErotrIrrelcjid SemiLpsftref Elder EnounelfManypopu lot colors are includ ed inthisooering Entire stock of NtrEna tame fat egratly ire With Evelyn Gorerecenhn fmndout twow effort Jncobi and Graham came from behind ro defeat Midlmd girls 18d in their opening tilt of the Georg ian Bay basketball season It ECI gym Gore paced the Barrie neon er with five valuable points to cou pic with her terrific loadcrship while on the floor Midland fresh after two succes sive wins over Orlllia waltzed lthe boards with condence only to be taken by surprise They failed to show enough attack to penetrate the Jacobi defence which is big factor in the locais style of play Jacobis worked and appeared like bginners infhe opening half and found themelvespnthe wrong end of 76 halftime score Mid land took advantage of foul shots placing five through the hoops to add to one field stilt by Joan Tay lor Jacobis were better club in the third and fourth queriers when they outscored their northern op ponents 106 Once they captured the lead they played likechampr ions Thcy kept the ball away fromMidland and checked furious ly when rivals ventured near the basket The Barrie club worked against odds They were tagged for total of 26 fouls while Midland Covered in blue woven to wiriesfripe The arms are inished in walnut and thehordwood frame contains stordge compartment orbedding anlldly statAstrona EntlnlyAutomutlc rsn dozing LAZ OYobeys hint want WOWEM dimlilies if rthlsfeiedfeat Fittdyith withseparate mu switch 161 It man one In Walker and Wilma butt of the BC seniors wcre iu hated into the lineup and contri buted much to the winning eftort hobis twosome Lilian Fer Ind Mute Archer had an of night but Evelyn Gore Helen Album and Dorothy Goring took their places in pacing home vic tory Once Harris diminutive Barrie forward showed steady im provement and potted her first bos ket inorganized basketball Barb Appleton continued to shine dc fmsively from her guard posltIon Midlands chief throat Melvn Murphy was hcld to single fluid goal which she obtained in the third quarter However she was the visitors top scorer with six points four of them being prodIIcT ed on foul shooting MIDLAND Bout Hart Mclva Murphy Pat Bctcau Ruth Rutherford Joan Stevenson 01 am Poulns Joyce Tipping Marilyn Offence Sheila Murphy Joan Taylor BARRIE Barb Appleton Grace Harris Mary Todd Marjorie Harris Lilian vFerguson Helen Allsopp Evcyn Gore Louise Walker Dot Goring Marjoric Longhurst Marie Archer wu mn Imghurst Doris Struthon trainer Officials Doug Allen Don lZl liotf On the TransCanada Telephone System cmcrated by Canadas sev cn largest telephone companies or systems 80 per cent of 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