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I2The Barrie Examiner Thursday May 61976 SPORTS CORNER Public meeting on guncontrol By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Sports Editor The Barrie Hunters and An lers Conservation Club will give the gun control section Bill C83 public airingout Monday The roposed gun control legislation now bei debated by Par iament is still source of controversy an at times heated exchanges between members of outdoor clubs in dividual unowners and members of parliament responsi ble for se ing the Bill to the public Mondays meeting is intended to alert the general public as to what the pro sed controls are what they mean and the stand taken area clubs This is great deal of misunderstanding surrounding the throsed guncontrol legislation of the govemments Peace an Security Bill The public meeting which is set for pm in the Eastview Secondary School cafeteria is intended to answer as many questions as possible It is also intended to add little more weight to gathering united front of protest against certain aspects of the controls This is not the first meeting of its kind nor will it be the last There was rather unfruitful meeting in Orangeville and reasonably successful public gathering in Alliston short time ago The Alliston Rod and Gun Club has emerged as strong ponent of the proposed controls The club has taken the bill and broken it down paragraph by paragraph word by word said club official Doug McBride Alliston as well as representatives from area clubs will be at Mondays meeting Its too time consuming to present it paragra by paragraph clause by clause but we can give con ensed version of what this bill is over and above what the existing laws were and what the basic changes are between the old laws and the new lawas and how they are going to affect the individual McBride said He said that government welcomes input from associa tions and from individuals anything constructive that is We felt we had an obligation since we are on the know of this bill and have copies of it and know the implications in volved we felt we should alert the rest of the public as many people interested as to what it was all about The meeting is intended to follow give and take vein The Alliston club for example will present what it has discovered and what it has done with regards to proposed controls The Barrie club is expected to take vocal part ot alert the public as to what the Barrie Club has done on the issue basically to present its viewpoint Clubs individuals associations have come out against gie proposed controls What appears to be lacking is unit ont We feel along the same lines McBride said There are number of associations across Canada that have taken similar parallels to ours and we feel that there may be some asset in the immediate future for an overall formation of national body as representation of the na tional body This national body would be available to discuss in the future anything that might arise or at least be in position to input on national level Its general concensus that some action must be taken now if only out of necessity but that national body would more accurately reflect the feelings of the entire country Basically the Monday meeting is an informationtype meeting where clubs want to point out to the public what legislation is and how its going to affect the individual Horefully the individual will than make his own decision and mm that point voice his views either individually or collectively through clubs or associations CORNER VIEWSOrillia Packet and Times has come out strong against the gun control section of Bill C83 The daily says the proposed controls would impose costly undemocratic regulations on lawabiding gunowners while doing nothing to control the use of guns by criminals Government stand centres around the reduction of violent acts using firearms to help alleviate the increasing public fear and concern over growing firearms misuse to en courage responsible use and ownershi of firearms to achieve this without unduly restricting Tegitimate recrea tional pursuits by responsible gunowners Barrie Raceway results Wednesday May 6TH COND TROT MILE $5 PostTime7z45 pm Lady Demon 1230 470 3I0 Maxines Gal 430 330 IST COND PACE MILE 5400 Nobel Prize 340 Miss Air Song 460 270 250 TIME 209 25 Colonels Son 350 270 EXACTOR and $4100 Duk Ot Bolton 290 7TH CLM PACE MILE $450 EXACTOR 50nd2$2490 SharItyTheGreot 940 510 400 TIME 25 Social Jet 610 540 2ND CLM PACE MILE $400 Richelieu Fleurie 350 Hilltop Auburn 390 270 TIME 207 25 Armbro Legend 310 290 EXACTOR and $8160 Shirley TKnight 270 8TH COND PACE MILE $400 EXACTOR14 and 53240 Something 550 270 210 TIME 2l2 I5 Sterlings Bret 350 260 3RD CLMHP PACE MILE Sm Armbra Needles 60 Jerrys Dominion I0 590 270 TIME 207 Fearless Parker 440 290 EXACTOR and $1990 Make 350 9TH PREF PACE MILE SI IXIJ EXACTOR Sand4$3460 DocLindsay 340 320 340 TIME 2I0 25 Sokys Flame 480 350 4TH TROT MILE COND Sm Rusty Mcklyo 460 Prince Henry 360 oo 230 TIME 205 35 John Lad 50 240 EXACTOR and3SI450 Titan Dow 260 IOTH COND PACE MILE $400 EXACTOR16 and $2700 Rosies Brother 750 390 300 TIME 212 35 Nordic Ace 1070 560 5TH CLM PACE MILE 3550 Cool Carry 920 Nordic I7 IO 560 320 TIME 210 35 Royalistic 410 390 EXACTOR and $9240 His importance 350 Track GOOD EXACTOR and $6340 TIME 209 I5 Attendance 1221 Handle 376260 Barrie Raceway entries GRADED ENTRIES FOURTH TROT MILE 5450 Friday PosiTime 745 pm 4nguim Crew FIRST TROT MILE $400 LDapper Lindsay Lee 539 GOY Klmml WIICDX 7Brendas Valley Scrannage 6A Cs Highlander Morrow IJohn Cs Lad Clement IZOCII 501 2Olue Time Byron 2Wee BO AMONd 5Gomblin Jack Powell 3Splnning Shadow Lockhart Hm sharp Cox 4Mldnight Kin Barth BFuli Speed Dombolse 7Tla Wind Powell FIFTH PACE MILE $700 SECOND PACE MILE $450 2Ritzy Pride Rowe 2Mlnto Dan Wray 7Apollo Song Lee 7Pages Noel Waples 4Canasta Hal Jones OGestapo Brown Ilutternut Jet Fingeraid 3Folleigh Genie Brown 4Vlc Crescendo Langen Sluciieye Wilmac White 6Miss Emily Rose Jones THIRD PACE MILE $400 4Second Storm Jarvis lSeptember Flight Artandi 7Mr Attorney Brooks Jr 2Concho Jettries 3Miss Watchout Field SKeodys Delight Wray 6Rerun ti Leatherdole 0Wll Lor Gracie Umphrey Flyers poised for action PHILADELPHIA AP Philadelphia Flyers are poised to deliver the coup de ace to Boston Bruins when Ellen National Hockey League playoff resumes here tonight The Flyers in full gear now for their third successive Stanley Cup championship lave won three in row from the Bruins to take 31 lead in the bestofseven semifinal Boston coach Don Cherry is trying to get his club back to baSics in the wake 0f iri hTuit Jot nsen weSdays Flyer Vlcmry 7mdeecocyks00lnaiMacVthur IVanesso Spencer Langen 3Cocaa Jetlries SPatio Bud Annerud 6Ferdlnand Robinson BShodow Raiser Jorgensen SIXTH PACE MILE $400 BTlny Taboo Field 2Arachat Toddie Dombolse lWil Lor Gem Umphrey 3Metzo Miss Tracey 4Duone Wave Nelson 5El Caprice Brown bElmer Marx Irown 70nloolier Scrannooe SEVENTH PACE MILE S450 4Vlckie Adios Field lthsy Oscar Jefiries 2Oeverly Grattan Langen 3Tommy Mack Wray SRuii of Smoke Artandl bSassiety Purdy 7Scattish Flyer DeGrow OKip Hanover Jones EIGHTH PACE MILE $500 2No Jo Kin MacArthur iPlateau Jarvis 4Coiiee Chip Scrannoge 3Betty Jo Howard McClure 5Foxey Vic Dixon 6Whlpper Snapper Brown 7Pegqy Do Good Lawson NINTH PACE MILE $550 7Jonon9el MacArthur ZMystl que Dixon 3Deliwood Charm Scrannage IMickey Charm Artundi 4Topo intrepid Graham 5Prunello Wray 6LucIiy Streak Brown TENTH PACE MILE $550 6Mlss Rusty Gold Langen BHis Importance Lee 2Noble Tag Powell IPuii And Snuff Crooks Jr 3Johnny Adonis Smith 4Trigger Johnston Wray LESLIE BLACK of Barrie North Collegiate breaks tape to win girls open 1500 metre race at yesterdays track meet Leslie led the field most of the distance and registered time of 5214 for the race Second was Angela Schmidt of Midland Secondary School with time of 5216 and third was Debbie Quail of Barrie North Collegiate with time of 5360 Five secondary schools from the surrounding area took part in the invitational meet Examiner Photo Five high schools compete in North invitational meet Five high schools from the surrounding area took part in yesterdays allday Barrie North Collegiates 1976 In vitational Track and Field meet held at North Events included running high jump pole vault long jump shot put triple jump javelin discuss and relay Overall winners of the day were Midland with 121 points Orillias ODCVI was second with 111 points Barrie Cen tral Collegiate with 105 Bar rie North with 89 and Eastview Secondary School with 54 points Individual champions were Midget Division Steve Tim pano ODCVI 17 points junior division Glenn Green sides Barrie Central 13 points and senior division Rob Town ODCVI 18 points Individual showings first second and third in the various events at the meet were as follows Midget 100 metre hurdles Bill Young North 153 Chris Ball Midland 173 Loefflad Central 178 loometre race Bill Young North 116 Pete Spahr Midland 121 Randy Johnson Centreal128 200 Scott Johnson North 246 Rick Nigrov Midland 248 Bob Rose ODCVI 260 400 mRick Nigrov Midland 566 Scott Johnson North 567 Steve McKenna Central 578 800 Scott Johnson North 2128 Rick Nogrov Mid Scott Leminski Eastview 2224 1500 Pete Vass Eastview 5036 Scott Leminski Eastview 5056 Stevenson Central 5261 High Jump Steve GUY SNIDER EASTVTEW THROWS SHOT Timpano ODCVI ft 10 ins Chris Ball Midland ft ins Pole vault Paul Eianssen Eastview ft Bill Young North ft ins Bob Sutherland Central ft ins Long Jump Peter Spahr Mid 540 Johnson Central 517 Chris Ball Mid 510 Shot put Steve Timpano ODCVI 1329 Rob Elrick North 1145 Pete Spahr Mid 1126 Triple jump Pete Spahr Mid 113 Johnston Central 1015 Discus Steve Timpano ODCVI 3280 Keith Mor rison North 2980 Gary Bennett Central 2949 Javelin Keith Morrison North 393 Gary Bennett Central 377 Steve Tim pano ODCVI 3748 Relay race Barrie Central 532 Junior Division 110 metre hurdles Brian Levenick Central 180 Ken Mayheu Mid 188 Stephen Bowen Central 189 100 Brian Levenick Central 114 Kir by Wagg Mid 115 Bob Colburn Central 120 200 Gord Harris Eastview 240 Ross Batineau Mid 241 George Evans ODCVI 245 400 Ross Batineau Mid 541 Jeff Bennett Central 550 Steve Agnew Mid 552 800 in Steve Agnew Mid 2079 Andy Holt Central 2126 John McMaster Eastview 2154 1500 Al Miller ODCVI 4421 Jeff Bennett Central 4486 Ted Harvey ODCVI 4518 High jump Kirby Wagg Mid ft ins Brian Sega Central ft ins Kori Skinner Central ft ins Long jum Glenn Greensides Centra 635 Andy Zurowski Mid 591 Ken Maheu Mid 589 Shot put Bill Wilford ODCVI 1252 Andrew Poste Eastview 1182 Jim Iron side Mid 1153 Triple jump Glenn Greenside Cen tral 1288 Bob Colburn Cen tral 1147 Mike Reid Eastview 1129 Discus LaFrance ODCVI 3267 Brian Sega North 2963 Steve Clarke Mid 2931 Javelin Bill Wilford ODCVI 4222 Glenn Greensides Central 4134 LaFrance ODCVI 3627 Relay race BARRIE LOSES ALLAN CUP Central 497 Eastview 310 Senior Division 110 hurdles Kirk Hargreave Mid 225 100 Rick Leclair Mid 1140 Rob Town ODCVI 1141 Kirk Hargreave Mid 1171 200 Leclair Mid 238 Doug Woolidge ODCVI 240 Robinson Mid 268 400 Rowe ODCVI 538 Doug Woolidge ODCVI 552 800 Rob Campbell North 2092 1500 Marshall Rowe ODCVI 4312 Peter Rooyakkers North 4416 Jim McLean ODCVI 4522 High jump Doug Bell Cen tral ft ins Steve Finch Central ft ins Bruce Middleton Mid ft ins Pole vault Gord Collins Central 10 ft ins Long jump Dean Annest Mid 58 Neil Craig Eastview 57 Doug Bell Central 553 Shot put Rob Town ODCVI 1643 Grigat Central 1342 John Allan ODCVI 1221 Triple jump Mid dieton Mid 1162 Bell Central 1147 Keyes ODCVI 1081 Discus Bob Town ODCVI 5314 John Allan ODCVI 3121 Ted Salisbury Mid 2592 Javelin Rob Town ODCVI 5808 John Keyes ODCVI 4701 Greg Bell North 4267 iiris division Open 100 hurdle Michelle Eihier North 185 Kelly Grantham North 188 Margo Ruther ford Mid 189 Midget 400 Kim Holden Eastview 1052 Dareen Romanowski Mid 107 Michelle Ethier North 1082 Junior 400 Dowling North and Chappeil Eastview each 1058 Senior 400 Nicky Emms Eastview 1068 Leslie Black North 1076 Gates Central 1090 Open 1500 Leslie Black North 5214 Angela Schmidt Mid 5216 Debbie Quail North 5360 Open relay North 4280 Eastview 4308 Central 4384 Boys open 3000 Miller ODCVI 954 Rooyakkers North 10054 McNiece North 101292 Relay race ODCVI 3539 Midland 4009 Central 4055 For Spokane 4game sweep SPOKANE Wash AP scored two goals as Spokane third Allan Cup hockey title Winger Steve McKnight and Flyers beat Barrie Flyers 82 The Victory completed Spo centre Derek Spring eaCh Wednesday night to win their kanes fourgame sweep of aWsWWMM was to decide the Canadian national senior hockey DANNY ODONOHUE SpO standing left of the Bar kane Wash this week At that time Spokane led rie Flyers and the Spokane the bestofseven series 34 chain ionshi The win Fiyers George Talotti Last night Spokane downed was third Allan Cup scramble for the puck dur the Barrie team 82 to win hockey title for the the series 40 The series Spokane team in the second period of ian Cup game in the bestofseven series for the Canadian senior cham pionship Spokane ended the game by scoring four times in less than three minutes in the finalperiod The game began with Bob Trembecky scoring for Spokane with an unassisted goal 57 seconds into the first period Trembecky who had 10 points on our goals and six assists for the series was named the series most valuable player Barrie scored its only goals of the game in the first period as Gary Lyte counted at 828 and Paul Reagan fired 15 footer past goalie Frank Tur nbull at 1549 While Spokane had oneman advantage FAST WORK FOR KEN Mcknight and Jim Mon tgomery scored Spokanes other firstperiod goals Ken Gustafson of Spokane got the only goal of the second period at 49 seconds Spokanes scoring drive in the third riod started with Bob Stoyo os goal off Mon tgomery pass at 1152 McKnight added his second goal on play with Murray Kennett at 1340 Less than 30 seconds later rin scored from just in Side blue line then scored again at 1434 with another long shot Barrie goalie Grant Cole sto ped 34 shots compared wit 25 saves by Turnbu Spokane previous won the AllanCupin1970an 1972 New lacrosse season opens here Monday Barrie Minor Lacorsse pm Rotary at Midland peewee Association opens new peewee pm Oro at Woolworth season Monday at Eastview OrangeVille vs tyke ArenaMore teams and more Over ead Door Oro Arena 8prnLesBertramandSons players is the order for 76 peewee at Midland bantam THURSDAY pm Bayfield Mall at Barrie home games are played at the Eastv1ew Arena The BMLA is sponsoring referees clinic Saturday at Eastview Secondary School under the direction of Frank Huntley refereeinchief of the Ontario Minor Lacrosse Association Cost is $150 with registra tion before the clinic Satur day The BMLA is also sponsor ing fundraising drive May 1415 Tags will be sold by players at various locations throughout the city Here is the schedule of games for the opening week of the season MONDAY pm Woolworth vs BPL tyke pm Overhead Door vs Sadlon Chevys peewee pm Wakelin Texaco vs Les Bertram and Sons ban tam Allandale Construction mm POOLS Ridge Rd Shanty Boy 7280491 Cell John Campbell Weve moved 18 ALLIANCE BLVD TUESDAY pm Bell vs ProColour novice pm Alliston vs Bands tand peewee WEDNESDA pm Sadlon Chevys at OPEN DAILY 96 Alliston peewee FRIDAY TILL 12 FLAVORS CLOSED RED MIX MATCH SAT Toros need right deal TORONTO CP This years Toronto Toros could spend next season getting sun tans in Hollywood Fla if veteran hockey executive Bill Putnam is able to put together the right deal Team president John Bassett announced Tuesday that the Toros are throug with Toronto after three year stay that cost the World Hockey Association teams owners about $4 million Putnam was associated with Philadelphia Flyers and Atlanta Flames when they were National Hockey League expansion teams and was WHA troubleshooter for part of this season He said earlier this season that if the Toros owners ive up on Toronto he would li chance to operate them in Hollywood PRACTICE SCHEDULE Barrie and District league Slessor and Periard juniors at Maple Grove School 630 pm Senior Baseball BARRIE COLTS Spring Frolic Saturday May AT THE BARRIE ARMOURY 800 pm to 100 um GReddsoix at Barrie Fair MUSlC BY roun pm Fgima°nal IWO PLUS TWO atShearPark FIVE sIOO DRAWS Refreshments Cold Plate Served sl per couple Tickets available at the Arena PHONE FOR ADVANCE TICKETS Optimist Juveniles pm Bentorswell Const pm FRIDAY Barrie and District League Slessor and Periard juniors at Steele Street School 630 pm SUNDAY South Simcoe Baseball League Red Sox at Barrie Fair Grounds 11am Mens Recreational Fastball League at Shear Park Optimist Juveniles noon MONDAY Barrie and District Senior League Slessor and Periard juniors at Queens Park 630 pm Simcoe Datsun Weekend Specials CONDITIONING Buy the name you know and trust GENERAL ELECTRIC DYKSTRA BROS ELECTRIC 38 Ellen 7281439 75 Toyota Corolla Deluxe Lic JOV 260 showroom con dition Finished 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