Barrie Examiner, 21 Oct 1966, p. 10 (2024)

Barrie Examiner, 21 Oct 1966, p. 10 (1)

10 11m BARN EXAMINER FRIDAY 06mm 21 Spam Edno Wnsaifia sumrim OWEN SOUND After 50 as the Colling wood Shipbuilders the team now be known as Collingwood Georgian Chlnas Its hand to say what hockey fans and sports writers will hang on the Col lingwood team for nickname good guess would be the Chlnamen After all they have good tar get in former NHL netmlnder Ham LumLoe On the serious side Gollingwood should be one of the major threats in the revamped Senior dmuit Coach Jack Grier has the roper mixture of youth and experience among forwar defencemen and in goal Collingwood moved off to stmng start in the 40 defeating 93W QMMAMMW fng defending champwn Guelph Regal right in Guelph In each of the games they displayed stmng netmlnding mu handtumble defence two lines fly of scoring pun and third Line of pesky penalty CHUCK JEWELL the former Midland netminder is one of the major reasons the Georgian China crew feel they have an excellent chance for league laur els Jewell was an allstar pick last season in the old WDFEFAOPW° Emit 01d Ap 1e Cheeks Harry Lumley will be the second netm ndex for Collingwood He is well known 1m th years in the NHL with Detroit Toronto Chicago and Boston Lumley who brings wealth of expel fence to the Colllngwood club is expected in the lineup later in the seasons The defence corps is an Ad example of youth and experience The latter is supplied by Ray Gariepy and Gary Collins Gafiepy who spent several seasons in the AHL was up ln the blg time with Toronto Maple Leafs for the proverbial cup of coffee He coached the Barrie intermediate club several years ago and last year plgyegl for hfldlandz Comm is no stranger to Senior ranks He comes to Callingwood directly from Galt Hornets and once played with Quebec Aces His Junior apprentice ship was with Toronto Marlboros MICKY KAY Ron King Taylor and Ted Hender son round out the bluellne brigade Kay and Hender son both played Junior hockey for Owen Sound Gmys Kay came straight to Collingwaod while Hen derson had four seasons of American Intercollegiate hockey at the University of Michigan Taylor is the only Oolflngwoodborn player on the roster and has been with the club for several seasons Slx Owen Sounders form the top two forward lines for the China crew Fonner Cleveland Bamn Dave McComb centres left winger Dave Fitter and right winger Hec Eminard All three were with the Junior Greys Fitter and McComb were members of the 106061 Greys who advanced to the a110ntario Junior finals againstSt Michaelsanzefsl The second line conslsLn of Arnold Smith at centre left wlner Bill Abbott 2nd right winger Joe Hamley Smith payed Junior with Barrie Flyer and Senior with the nowdefunct Owen Sound Mercury Ab hot and Hamley both advanced from Junior play to Central Ontario Senior ranks GERRY McBRIDE Fern SL Onge and Guy Wats mmbine for the third line and are used primarily in fenaltykllhng roles McBride native of Barrie was nvolvod in prescmn swap for Guy Levesque He played junior for Newmukct and Owen Sound St Ongo halls mm Knpusknsing whllo Walls Tim mlns product Both are in their second season with gdlllngwood after Junlm activity with St Thomas axons Atprcsent Collingwood ls negotlaung or the ser vices of two young forwards with pm experience An annottrllnccment in this regard is expected later thls mon The My two players gone from last seasons club aside from Loves uo are defenceman Frank Bergcron and forward Kex Smcllzcr Back at the helm as teanl manageth Dr ngg Ggydncr Coilingfiomi enich their first séason of Senior competition with an impressive record of two consc cuuve Central Oninrio Senior liiics Collinginrood Club WellBalanced Mum Lehnw ndgnry mm in Imlllnn uifll hln Inlet mm hu look lur wnrd Io lho Stnnmlcrl LN two 5mm in tho um yrMnII roam Ovulrmnro Imam 111a Slnmpukr scum1m lief MINI km 11L NI Cuhnnbin Mom Monday mml vldo Aloumh Iha 835ml gtmn In or nmm lull flmmlly lhrir onuro Vnckllrhl Hannah In sum mly lhll Ienwn but have ram bound wanrmnrk lrlo Unto lo Jnln rmcam 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Khuflm Gudph he wo ranch that pinnacle sumo duy Ha made lhII dream come true just six your Intu and his rink Ihnt lravcllmi to Scotland In ml stlll hold the record In the un altever champlop Oaknlle Orilh Ilelimllo MIME hum in lmulphl HAIUIIII Hrllmfllc may Inlt at Kinuatm To mnm Wooidodx Onknilo It 6mm fialunlay 01115 GJIL Sunday Kinfllm Wood dock Ihlbvfllo 01mm an The game are scaled dwm versinn of tho 0mm and are belnl held ust run or the 1968 Olympiad at Mexico City MP Wlwphoto Followan his lucccn over seas Gnrvals was runnnrup lo Ernie Richardson In 1m and second Ignln to Norm Houck Winnlpex In the int Taurna man Chum lam hold at anlo Lon Gar an In WM round back to lulul on wet fin Ihl cvan my lalqr Gnnni 1035 line prnmln an wins Incl numerous cu bonwioh in Western Canada nnd hut conmvcranl Cnlznry Chumphnshlp In ION when rlnk agreed in mm Ihl reward wilh he llldllrdsmu fix1M lmfln Curling Tips Start Saturday Tho columislhiwéno the SENIOR STRX The only unanswered question in Lra Eastern Football Conlero encewhure Monirell Alouelie and Hamilton TilerCain will play their sudden death 55mi iinai could be decldad by lup pertima Sahuday Aha Tim play iha third placo Mounties in Montreal Saturday allurnaan and can clinch second place with vic tory That would live Hnmllian Iha horns field nduaniala ior Otlawn Rouzh Elders who clinched Int placn last week end and Toronto Argonnuu who sawed up Inst spot meet Sunday Inernonn In Toronto In xnma that L1 nothing man than Ayofi lunaup or the Elders eyll play the lam 1nn1 winner In Iwoznme to IIIpoint final for tha right to unmem tho East In lha Grey C1131 Each team has two game left In Illa regular schedule For Mammal In each Hamilbon an Al must wln Saturday and de laat Ottawa the allowing week end whlla Illa mm loaelo Tar onto That would leave the two clubs led with 14 polnls Monk real would get the and though for wlnnlnl two of thus lame against Hamlllon pal vlclarlu woulcl also veflmMsn17reemdhe as for Ike team since 1959 Montreal conch Darrel Mudn will um Georg Bork at quir biggest Iklp In Canada llpplng ohesealesatzwmxt Reba unique push style of ddsvzr hin Noted or his pin po tacnuncy Gervak equal afiech Wm draw and take out shots Ho tried unsuc cexsfull Lh Edrggontol Egkk and cam plenty ma tn dome to curling In the winter mnnlhsr He hl curled close to 200 game prior to 11 annual run the Brier Ind damn about 800 harm annually man colorful personality Gervad use his an lull mt vantage He can easily 11ft wpognd Mpg byvqhis my By THE CANADIAN PRESS one in each hind favor hlck la plok up alone In each hand Ind clean them all by rubbing them across hh chest not recommended for everyone Iha Darrla Knlzhu Colum bus lunch oolbnll lengua will hold lhelr nnnnnl Llllla Gray day Ihl Sunday Oct 23 Compellllnu will lake place ll Sh Mnnlcal School on Steele 51 Three Kayne wlll be playcd cov crlnl mm dlflmnl ale Iruups Game me me Junior pm lnlermedlllu pm Ind Scnlnr BORK WILL START The League hu mum and Salurdny with 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What happened on October 10, 1966? ›

October 10, 1966 (Monday)

Members of the International Academy of Astronautics convened the first world conference on communication with extraterrestrial intelligence (CETI) in Madrid.

What happened on October 1966? ›

On 21 October 1966, the worst mining-related disaster in British history took place in Aberfan, a small village in South Wales. This harrowing and tragic event started when the nearby colliery ran out of tipping space in the valley floor in 1916.

What happened on October 15, 1966? ›

On Oct. 15, 1966, the Black Panther Party for Self Defense was founded. They sought justice for African Americans and other oppressed communities through a combination of revolutionary theory, education, and community programs as stated in their Ten Point Program (see further below).

What happened on October 17, 1966? ›

The five-alarm fire on October 17, 1966, began in the Wonder Drug Store on the corner of 23rd Street and Broadway. It took the lives of 12 members, representing the single worst loss of New York City firefighters in the line of duty prior to September 11, 2001.

What happened on oct 21 1966? ›

The Aberfan disaster was the catastrophic collapse of a colliery spoil tip on 21 October 1966. The tip had been created on a mountain slope above the Welsh village of Aberfan, near Merthyr Tydfil, and overlaid a natural spring.

What happened in Wales on October 21, 1966? ›

Aberfan disaster, mining accident that occurred at the Merthyr Vale Colliery at Aberfan, Wales, on October 21, 1966. The disaster resulted in 144 deaths, including 116 children.

What significant event happened in 1966? ›

Vietnam War: The U.S. announces it will substantially increase the number of its troops in Vietnam.

What was founded in October 1966? ›

The Black Panther Party for Self-Defense (BPP) was founded in October 1966 in Oakland, California by Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale, who met at Merritt College in Oakland. It was a revolutionary organization with an ideology of Black nationalism, socialism, and armed self-defense, particularly against police brutality.

What happened October 22 1966? ›

The avalanche wasn't snow—it was coal waste that had slid down a rain-saturated mountainside. On October 21, 1966, nearly 140,000 cubic yards of black slurry cascaded down the hill above Aberfan. It destroyed everything it touched, eventually killing 144 people, most of them children sitting in their school classrooms.

What happened on October 9 1966? ›

1966 – Vietnam War: the Republic of Korea Army commits the Binh Tai Massacre.

What happened on October 4 1966? ›

1966 – Basutoland becomes independent from the United Kingdom and is renamed Lesotho.

What happened September 8th 1966? ›

On September 8, 1966, a television series pilot known as Star Trek was introduced on American television. Aiming for an adult audience, this was the was the first time a scientific fiction series would explore morality through scientific narratives.

What happened on September 6 1966? ›

September 6, 1966 (Tuesday)

South African Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd, 64, the architect of apartheid, was stabbed to death by Dimitri Tsafendas during a parliamentary meeting in Cape Town. Verwoerd had been expected to make a major announcement, and was seated at a table at the front of the chambers.

What happened on November 9 1966? ›

November 9, 1966 (Wednesday)

In one of the variations of the "Paul is dead" rumors that would begin in 1967 following the retirement of The Beatles from live performances, the story would later be spread that Paul McCartney had been killed in an auto accident on November 9, 1966.

What was the moon on October 10 1966? ›

Moon Phase: October 10, 1966

On this day the Moon was in a Waning Crescent phase. This phase is best viewed just before the sunrise in the western sky.

What happened on October 10th black history? ›

October 10, 1871, marked the first Election Day after passage of the 15th Amendment and the first time in decades that Black Philadelphians were legally permitted to vote. It was also the day Philadelphia Black educator, baseball player, and civil rights activist Octavius V. Catto was murdered by a white supremacist.

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