Hubert Castle used these striped panels on most buildings, calling them "hockey dashers". They did add something to the over-all flash of the show, especially in those dreary small-town hockey rinks we played, when we set up on top of heavy timbers they laid over the ice.
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That red & white Calabana skirting
totally transformed that old Garden
Hubert Castle used these striped panels on most buildings, calling them "hockey dashers". They did add something to the over-all flash of the show, especially in those dreary small-town hockey rinks we played, when we set up on top of heavy timbers they laid over the ice.
Hockey Dasher Boards are the waist high
hard panel walls surrounding the rink
Most often they have upper hard plastics
Intended to both protect the enthusiasts
as well as keep them from joining melees
The skirts in question were of either in
canvas or a vinyl from the Astrup Company
wrongly called Calabana (almost correct)
Working over an ice sheet mostly through
Canada but also in US arenas when their
local teams made the Stanley Cup playoffs
Some years in "The Garden" the show went
up & down several times (very unpleasant)
Part of my decision to leave Big Bertha
was their purchase of the 3 big ice shows
long before the renting of Disney titles
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