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SPORTS WHEEL More city aid By Ed Harper Chay The Barrie Optimist Minor Soccer Association is about to start another season The following fields have been booked for league use Monday Steele and Johnson Street Tuesday and Thursday Steele Johnson Maple Grove upper Radio Shack and and Allandale Heights Sunday Steele Street Fairgrounds The league was notified by the department of recreation that they would have to put the lines on the fields themselves this year It seems that the department of recreation is suffering budget restraints It is my opinion that when it comes to keeping over 800 youngster busy for the summer there should be no budget restraints It was stated in recent letter from the recreation department to the minor soccer league that Eastview Park should not be used this summer as great deal of effort and money had been spent in developing the soccer pitch and that they want to be sure that the grass seed takes before anyone is allowed to play on it ROLLING FIELDS After looking the field over at Eastview would say that the money would have been better spent rolling and lining the fields that can be used have never been in favor of Eastview as place for an arena or for sports fields The ground is not the best for sports field as it is too damp and takes too long to dry out saw the track at Eastview Col legiate partly covered with water during hot spell last summer In order to line the fields and smooth the surface at Radio Shack it means at least another two or three volunteers and the minor soccer league is short of help now They could use several more adults to help this summer in the running of the many teams It is not healthy situation when an association that looks after as many of our youth as the Optimist Minor Soccer Association does has to worry about where they are going to play the condition of the fields and now even have to put the lines on the fields with volunteer help It is no wonder that it is getting harder for the associations that work with our youth to get volunteers for their projects The Barrie Optimist Minor Soccer Association has done great job of raising money to finance the many costs associated with providing organized soccer for the kids in our area They not only supply jerseys and equipment they send teams to tournaments and also hold tournaments in Barrie where hundreds of people come and spend money in the city LOT OF GLORY In the past the youth of Barrie have brought lot of glory to the city in all sports fields The Barrie minor hockey teams the minor lacrosse teams the Huronia Striders Track and Field Club and the Barrie Minor Soccer Associa tjon teams are just few How can the City of Barrie put budget restrictions on the activities that help to keep our youth out of trouble teach good sportsmanship and most of all help to develop our youth into the good citiziens who will be making us proud in the future If all the minor sports associations that mentioned above were to stop operating in Barrie the city would need not less needed more police more courtrooms more judges and more jails The price of keeping our youth busy is very small lets not talk about budget restrictions when it comes to helping them College offers training program new dimension in in structor training will be in troduced into the 1976 Sailing School being operated by the Ontario Sailing Association and Georgian College at Lake Rosseau in Muskoka Com mencing June 20 the seven day event will for the first time include racing clinic which will provide training for those seeking ac creditation as racing coaches Canadidates must have taught sailing for minimum of two years and have also demonstrated high level of racing proficien cy This clinic will also provide training for those who wish to upgrade their racing skills Olympic level racers will be feature of the school The regular Instructor Development Program and the Sailing School will again be included in the overall program There are still some vacan cies in the Sailing School in the Racing Clinic and in the instructor Training Program Interested persons should im mediately contact the Sailing School Supervisor Marilyn Hamilton Georgian College 135 West Street North Orillia Ontario L3V 5C4 Telephone 705 3252705 QUALIFICATIONS The Instructor Develop ment Program is designed for anyone who meets the required qualifications and who plans to teach sailing with the major emphasis being on instructor training and development Training offered to instructor can didates is twofold with the primary aim being to offer teaching skills to people who are already accomplished sailors It also helps to upgrade their sailing proficiency and point out weak areas Instruction is of fered by classroom sessions by onwater practice and by practical onsite teaching ex perience At the end of the week the instructor evaluators are able to in dicate whether the student in structors have met the requirements necessary for certification AMERICAN PLAN Accommodation will be provided at Clevelands House Minett Ontario With full American Plan the in dividual cost for double or triple occupancy will be $145 slightly more for singles Children under 12 half price The full weekly tuition fee for the sailing school is $75 payable to Georgian College Persons bringing their own twoman sailboats approved by the school will receive tuition fee reduction of $40 and power boat owners will receive fee deduction of $40 by offering their craft for use as crash boat and teaching boat Those bringing Lasers will receive $20 reduction The tuition fee for the in structors school is $150 and the same reductions apply for those bringing their own sailboat or power boat The instructor fee also includes accommodation and food in lieu of salary Barrie Raceway entries May um Post Time 745 pm FIRST TROT MILE $400 3Dillers Demon Jones lAdair County Wroy 2Captain Richard Powell lDayton Carol Nelson SSpeedy Dave Edwards 6Niagara lull Scrannage SECOND PACE MILE ssoo 4Pertect Killean Lockhart IMillmock Lee Jorgensen 5Nordic Ace MacArthur 2Dela Frost Newman 3Mlss Jay Scronnage 6Duke at Bolton Langen THIRD PACE MILE $600 5Retas Girl Powell 7Night Flasher Scrannage IdPebble Till Radno SNorwin Express Brooks Jr eMoko Jorgensen 6Claybrook Nova Atchlson 7What Smith Newman BR Atom Laney FOURTH PACE MILE 341 lShadow Tag Baird SOleos Hustler MacArthur ARedla Dillon Purdy 2Thoughttul Flk Haddon 5Meodow Mary Goodchild bAble Trick Leatherdale 7Chicopee Daisy McClure Hathy Parker Povell FIFTH TROT MILE 564 Achllles Dixon 2Jlmmy Van Molr 7Dore Leatherdale 3Randy Wooster Loney tvPaInt Brush TIII kDutch Sobby Fuller 6Nobel Prise Lockhart SIXTH PACE MILE 34w 77 Kelso Barmin Nicholls Orclaybrook Casey Dixon Something Scrannaga Merry Singer Plante 3Ontario Frost Artandi Rene Rick Edwards Srvaoystone Inkling Jettries 6Chiet Symbol Langen SEVENTH PACE MILE $400 Irv Randy Rhythm Douglas Time Are Byron Mis Sultan Loney Kirk Herbert Powell 4Galden Dean SKen Perdue Jones bwslgtrlds Ginger Scrannaae BwDoc Angus Rossi EIGHTH PACE MILE $550 6Procrostlnalar Powell 477 Moe Clay Barret Squohnny Adonis Smith IvMocs Girl Butler 2Ricbelieu Fleurrle Artandi Adam Herbert Newman Torpld Ros Scrannage 8Dancing Time Byron NINTH PACE MILE $900 7Mapleway Storm Powell 3vr$okeys Flame Artandi ZwHarry Parker Jorgensen IAFalse Command Ciowe Kaalas Mold Brown Sr Gamblers Gold Regnier 67 Penn In Hand Nicholls TENTH PACE MILE $450 Eastwood Bullet Scrannage Donna Boy loney Our Anniversary Brown Collins Game Haddon 3Happ Kate Paul 4How Do Dem Byron Cactus Portage Redpoth Dlane Parker Purdy BRUCE CORNISH BARRIE DURING JUMPING DISTANCE CONTEST Competition motorcyclists vie for honors at field day The motecross track nor th of Barrie was the scene recently of Field Day spon sored by the Barrie Com petition Motorcycle Club Some 25 bikers took part in the days activities which en ded with barbecue for all riders and helpers The next activity for the club will be an interclub motecross event May 30 Watch The Examiner for more information or contact Don Dallimore at Barrie MoteCross Centre 7264112 Bob Johnston and Marc Winterburn tied for first place in the overall standings at the end of the Field Day Both were on CanAms Bruce Cornish was second liked Nielsen third Berry McGinnis was fourth Merv Tomlin Penetang was fifth all on CZs Steve Heaman finished sixth overall on CanAm while Rick Wood cock CanAm and Al Wood cock Suzuki tied for seventh NEPTUNES AT MIDLAND team does The Midland Keegos played host to nine swim teams from Central and Nor thern Ontario recently These included the regional teams and northern teams from North Bay Sudbury and Sault Ste Marie This was twoday meet and several relays were in cluded among the many even ts The following are the Barrie Neptunes who scored points for their team Nicole Mallette 5th in 50 metre butterfly 5th in 100 metre backstroke 5th in 100 metre freestyle 5th in 100 metre individual medley Tracey Paddison 4th 100m backstroke 6th 100 freestyle Jennifer Palmer 5th 100 backstroke 5th 100m freestyle 5th 200 in dividual medley Brian Cole Huron Trial set to run on The Barrie Motorcycle Association BMA is again sponsoring the Huron Trail The event will take place Sun day on land lent to the club by Medontelownship In the past twa years the BMA has built reputation of high standards at the trial The 1976 event looks even longer and tougher Motorcycle trials are rapid ly gaining in popularity as means to test the skill of the riders in control of their Sunday machine and his physique large entry is expected for the event including riders from Quebec and the United States The event is sanctioned by the Canadian Motorcycle Association and as such run under CMA competition rules There are three classes expert senior and junior Signin is 10 am with noon the expected starting time Entry feels four dollars MAP SHOWS HURON TRAIL ROUTE PANTHER MAIITIII The Panther Martin Sonic Lure sends out Signal that fish cant resist Theres no 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breaststroke 5th 200m individual medley 4th 100m freestyle Roger Brisbane 5th 100m butterfly 3rd 100 backstroke Joanne Duchesne 6th 100m but terfly Nancy Jarvis 4th 100m backstroke Mary Daniels 6th 100m backstroke 3rd 100m breast stroke 6th 200m freestyle 5th 200m individual medley Randy Robert 6th 400m freestyle 4th 100m breast stroke The Neptunes captured several medals in the relay events Gold Medal Girls 11 and 12 yrs 200m freestyle Silver Medal Girls 11 and 12 yrs alflm medley Silver Medal Boys 11 and 12 yrs 200m medley Silver Medal Boys 11 and 12 yrs 200 freestyle Bronze Medal Girls 13 and 14 yrs 200m freestyle Bronze Medal Girls 10 yrs and under 200m freestyle Bronze Medal Girls 10 yrs and under 200m medley Delos 577mm Strands Mediterranean Cruises 76 ships cruises unbeatable value Delphi Malaga Tangier Sardinia Sicily Naples Rome Cannes Marjorca Round trip Jet flights between Toronto and Malaga including free inflight meals and bar All transfers and biiqqriqe handling 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