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, the hall is to be opened offi- the National Hockey League 1965 training camp LaFleur, chairman of the Memorial Centre board, said the earlier opening had been planned to coincide with the summer tourist season. "We are the only organization title "International Hockey Hall of Fame," he said. Two years ago, he said, offi- cials in Toronto offered King- ston. $5,000 for the charter which would have enabled Toronto to use the word "international" on its Hockey Hall of Fame. FFR FOR BOOK The price also included an of- fer for a book, containing the history of many members in the Hall of Fame. The book was printed by hand by a former Kingston sign. painter. As for the hall itself, Mr. La- Fleur said, 'our biggest holdup was securing the building." It took 18 years from the time James T. Sutherland, former president of the Ontario Hockey Association and Canadian Ama- teur Hockey Association, re- ceived the charter for the hall in 1943 to the time a building was available in 1961. Inside the $141,000 building, the walls are covered with pic- tures of former hockey players named to the Hall of Fame and team pictures of every Stanley Cup winner since 1895. Record boards complete the hangings. Auto Workers Are Novice Champions The Auto Workers are the 1965 Novice League cham- pions of the Oshawa Minor Lacrosse Association. The pint-sized gutted-stick wielders won their title at the Children's Arena, when they whipped Houdaille Industries 7-4, in their second-straight win of the championship finals. Dan Morency, with three goals. and Glen Kirkham, with a pair, were the big scorers for the Auto Workers, with James Freeman and Gary Lint- lop each netting a singleton. Ricky Lowe, with a couple and James Britton and Bruce Fudger, with one apiece, ac- counted for Houdaille's scoring. Credit Union Nip Jubilee Pavilion Auto Workers Credit Union nosed out Juvilee Pavilion 7-6, when they clashed in an Oshawa Legion Pee Wee Baseball! League schedule game on Tues- day night. 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