Local Pucksters On Lineup of High River Flying School(Prom Our Own Correspondent-* HIGH RIVER, Jan. 16 — Good ' hockey entertainment would be assured to High River fans this winter if the weather man would cooperate. The High River Flying school has gathered together some fast hockey talent to challenge the' town intermediates The first and. j only game played this winter so far.; resulted m a 6-4 wm for tne Flying i school In overtime Flay was keen j and close throughout, and drew a j good house. |Goalie for the school 5s Brace1 Morton, who was with the Leth-1 bridge Leafs last year. On defence • are Pug Johnston, formerly of Cal-gaiy Bronks and Red Munroe, well known in juvenile and junior hockey lt;■ m Lethbridge, Archie Maifey is a forward who learned his hockey with the juvenile Calgary BronLs and Lethbridge juniors. Dag Downey played with Strathmore and Gleichen, Bill Tupkal has starred . m High River school and intermediate hockey. Others of the Fljing School team who have played in the Foothills intermediate league areLAC Scoti and LAC. Wi.lis.Adamson. Keriock, Gibson and walz complete the lineup, j The town team is a combination 1 1 of a few' of the veteran players of I the town and high school boys Ro-giam is m goal; Kirtcn and McKay on defence; with forward lines made up of Bowman, Cooper, Jim i Tupkal; Dougherty, Van Winkle,' Weber; Hannah, Clark, Maxim ana 1 McIntyre. 1The scneduk of games arranged between the two teams has been disorganized by the lack of ice early in the reason, and in the last few i days. Ther* has becn no more than;vhree week' of hockey and skatingto date this winter.