Classification Information
Class [25]
Clothing Products
Clothing, namely, caps, sport shirts and T-shirts, sweat shirts, polo shirts, golf shirts, dress shirts, sweaters, vests, jackets, coats, work coats, overalls, shorts, skirts, pants, rainwear, overalls, shorts, sweat pants, scarves, sleepwear, neckties, wristbands, swimwear, headwear, namely, caps, hats, gloves, mittens, sun visors, headbands, bandannas; footwear, namely, athletic shoes, hockey shoes, hockey boots, slippers and moccasins, dresses, jogging suits, socks, underwear, sweaters, visors, bibs, infant wear, ties, knitted headwear, scarves, hosiery, wristbands, headbands, braces, shoes, apron, underwear, bathing suits, leg warmers, nightwear; namely, robes, pajamas, robes, nightshirts and nightgowns; and outerwear namely, jackets, fleece ware, coats, raincoats, parkas and ponchos and jackets; infant wear and toddler and children's clothing.
Class [28]
Toys and Sporting Goods Products
Toys and sporting goods, namely, hockey sticks, hockey body protectors, hockey chest pads, hockey elbow pads, hockey knee pads, hockey leg pads, hockey shoulder pads, hockey goalie pads, hockey gloves, hockey pucks, hockey skates, hockey ice skate guards, hockey sticks, hockey goals, hockey stick bags; model toy vehicles, toy vehicles, hobby craft kits for the construction of toy vehicles, radio controlled collectable toy cars; stuffed and plush toys play figures, dolls, cheerleading pom-poms, golf balls, golf bags, golf clubs, golf club covers, toy banks, board games relating to hockey, Christmas tree ornaments, playing cards, jigsaw puzzles, kites, billiard balls, dart boards, miniature toy hockey helmets; lanyards for holding battery operated electronic toys.
Class [35]
Advertising, Business & Retail Services
Promoting business, sports and entertainment events of others; retail services relating to food, beverages, clothing, sporting equipment, mugs, magnets, sunglasses, umbrellas, badges, keyrings, lanyards, towels, flags, posters, books, glasses and water bottles sold before, during and after the sports competitions, concerts and other events at a sports and entertainment events stadium; electronic billboard advertising; development, operation and administration of digital signage systems and digital advertising systems for others, namely, providing advertising space by electronic means and global computer information networks; providing a web site through which people locate information about promotions; promotional sponsorship of hockey, hockey leagues and hockey related events; the bringing together, for the benefit of others, of a variety of goods namely clothing, footwear, headgear, sporting equipment, toys, mugs, magnets, sunglasses, umbrellas, badges, keyrings, lanyards, towels, flags, posters, books, glasses and water bottles bearing hockey insignia enabling customers to conveniently view and purchase these goods from a retail outlet or internet website.
Class [41]
Education and Entertainment Services
Entertainment services, namely, providing and leasing stadium facilities for sporting events, hockey games, entertainment, exhibitions, concerts, meetings, seminars and conventions; operating stadium suites for entertainment event-viewing purposes (terms considered too vague by the International Bureau (Rule 13 (2)(b) of the Common Regulations); entertainment services in the form of professional, amateur and junior hockey games and organizing exhibitions for entertainment purposes; organizing community festivals events featuring a variety of activities, namely, sporting events, educational services, namely, conducting classes, seminars and workshops in the field of hockey; providing facilities for hockey events and recreational activities and events; providing sports information by means of telephone and digital transmission; sports camps services; production of cable television programs; production of radio and television programs; distribution of television programming to cable television systems; providing sports facilities; providing facilities for educational conventions (terms considered too vague by the International Bureau (Rule 13 (2)(b) of the Common Regulations); rental of stadium facilities; educational services in the nature of hockey camps, clinics; organizing and conducting fantasy sports contests, sweepstakes, and on-line hockey and sports competitions; production and provision of on-going television, internet and radio programs in the field of sports; providing news, information, podcasts, web casts, online non-downloadable newsletters, and online journals, namely, blogs, all of the foregoing in the field of sports (terms considered too vague by the International Bureau (Rule 13 (2)(b) of the Common Regulations); organizing and conducting community sporting and cultural events; entertainment in the nature of live performances by costumed mascots, cheerleaders, and dance groups; fan clubs (terms considered too vague by the International Bureau (Rule 13 (2)(b) of the Common Regulations); organizing festivals featuring a variety of sports and entertainment activities, namely, sporting and hockey events; providing sports facilities; rental of stadium facilities; providing facilities for sports tournaments; entertainment services, namely, conducting contests to obtain entrance to upgraded stadium facilities and restaurants and lounges; social club services, namely, arranging, organizing, and hosting social events, get-togethers, and parties for club members; educational services, namely, conducting classes, seminars, conferences, workshops, retreats, camps and field trips in the field of hockey and distribution of training material in connection therewith (terms considered too vague by the International Bureau (Rule 13 (2)(b) of the Common Regulations); arranging and conducting youth hockey programs; entertainment services in the nature of fantasy hockey leagues; organization of sports events in the field of hockey; providing an Internet website portal in the field of entertainment and sporting events in the field of hockey and hockey leagues (terms considered too vague by the International Bureau (Rule 13 (2)(b) of the Common Regulations); ticket reservation and booking services for entertainment, cultural and sporting events; entertainment in the nature of live performances of a musical band, dance performances, orchestral performances, planning arrangement of showing movies and electronic lighting and laser displays; providing information in the field of sports and entertainment by means of the internet, telephone and digital transmission; educational services, namely, providing seminars and courses of instruction in the field of how to organize trade shows and exhibitions; organizing sports, recreational cultural and entertainment events for public exhibition; rental of facilities and equipment for the production of radio and television programs, namely, studios, sets, dressing rooms; sports broadcasting website with downloadable schedule and team player review (terms considered too vague by the International Bureau (Rule 13 (2)(b) of the Common Regulations); sporting event ticket agencies; providing information relating to sporting and entertainment event via the Internet; providing a web site through which people locate information about entertainment, event, competition, and sports events (terms considered too vague by the International Bureau (Rule 13 (2)(b) of the Common Regulations); sporting event ticket agencies; providing information relating to sporting and entertainment events via the internet; providing a web site through which people locate information about promotions, entertainment, events, competitions, and sports events (terms considered too vague by the International Bureau (Rule 13 (2)(b) of the Common Regulations); providing social function facilities in the nature of stadium suites for event-viewing purposes.
Class [43]
Restaurant and Hotel Services
Arena services, namely, providing general purpose facilities for sports, concerts, conventions, exhibitions business events, consumer shows, trade shows, artistic activities, community activities, entertainment events, and educational events (terms considered too vague by the International Bureau (Rule 13 (2)(b) of the Common Regulations); restaurant, bar and catering services; providing facilities for business meetings.
