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iwvvrwvvv LEE RACING TEAM of Holv ly has three of the live On tario snowmobile racing champions based in lnnisfil last year Bud Lee and sons Tim and Danny emerged from the 1976 racing circu1t 0f the Ontario Snowmobile Racing Federation With top driving awards in their respective classes Craig Hanna is of Woodbridge but joined Holland under the sponsorship of Sandy Cove Marine 0f lnnisfil lim Lee 14 at right pulls his Kohler powered sled out of corner in chase of the leaders during the Bonnechere Cup race last year in EganViIIe Tim finished with the driving championship in the leIIIOI super stock class The Lee team will be competing at home Jan 2325 in the Sim coe Cup the newest addi tion to the OSRF circuit The event is being sponsored by the lnnisfil Chamber of Commerce in conjunction With its annual Winteraina Jan 1523 The Lee family Will be racnig in the famous newest addition to OS By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Sports Editor To say its the Lee famin theyre gunning after is too theatrical In reality its the Simcoe Cup they want but to get to get it theyve got to get by the three members of the Lee Family Racing Team They are the top professional snowmobile racers in On tario the likes of Larry Ruglands and Van Dolders for ex ample The Simcoe Cup is the newest addition to the Ontario Snowmobile Racing Federation OSRF circuit of sanc tioned races Its set for Jan 2223 at Sunset Speedway off Highway 11 near Stroud Those are two dates to remember Besides bringing in the heavies of snowmobile racing there Will also be the chance to watch the three Ontario champions of the Lee famin per form on their own turf so to speak The Simcoe Cup is the venture of the lnnisfil Chamber of Commerce and it is running in conjunction With the annual lnnisfil Winter Carnival Jan 1523 lnnisfil is hotbed of snowmobile champions The Lee family of Holly is unique With three but there is also Craig Holland of Lefroy and Susan Hanna 01 Woodbridge which raced under the sponsorship of Sandy Cove Marine lnnisfil last year Bud Lee is the current super modified racing champion Sons lim 14 top driver iii Junior modified dIVISIon and 18 yearold Danny top driver of the province on modified stock machines makeup the Lee family team The rank of Ontario champion is earned through consist ency on the circuit of the OSRF which really kicks off this weekend at the SII Kawartha up International in Peter borough lhis past week the Lee team which operates out of garage on their IOOacre farm in Holly about five miles south of Barrie on Highway 27 competed in Belleville for the Quuite Cup This particular race is considered major tuneup event for the upcoming Kawartha Eganville lnnisfil Picton Owen Sound and Hurks Falls sanctioned races Bombardier led by the Flying Dutchmen snowmobile team of Peter and Andy Van Dolder of Owen Sound emerged Canada Distribution Division Ontario Branch of Barrie The Lee team running under Kohler engines placed se cond overall with win in the 250 modified class and seconds in the 340 and 440 modified classes The Bellevilfe race is known as dryrim for sanction ed races said Aurel Dorion chairman of the Chamber of Commerce sponsored races Its strictly race so they can figure out what their machines are doing Mr Dorion said the lnnisfil Chamber of Commerce has been planning the Simcoe Cup races since last summer purse of $7340 is offered to the victors along with trophies Mr Dorion said it cost $2500 to get the race for lnnisfil which is expecting to draw between 175200 drivers for the four divisions There will be two additional races at the lnnisfil race in addition to the pro classes They were tried at Belleville this weekend and found to be really tremendous Dorion said The lnnisfil Race two races for amateurs one for drivers under 16yearsofage and one for those 16yearsofage and over These are for family stock machines no bigger than 250 class Dorion said of the under 16 category The older age group is for machines of the 250 340 and 440 class all family stock machines Dorion advised anyone interested in entering this event to contact the lnnisfil Chamber of Commerce 4363729 for fur ther information He didnt want anyone losing chance at trophy because he didnt fully understand the regulations The pro classes will have competition in the 250 340 and 440 super stock 250 340 and 440 super modified class There is also special $300 purse for the total points cham pion of the twoday event Sunset Speedway will have some 50000 gallons of water poured on onethird mile oval track to handle the churning of the hundreds of highpowered sleds which are capable of hitting speeds of 85 milesperhour sometimes better than that Dorion said The banks rise from zero to eight feet RF circui Bud Lee was fourth overall but ranked as the top Cana dian racer in the accidentmarred event We expect terrific crowds here said Dorion He explain ed the central location and ease of accessibility to Sunset Speedway from major highways would help third day He added that there was going to be plenty of parking space and room for spectators The Simcoe Cup is the third After the Kawartha this weekend the next attraction is the Georgian Cup at Owen Sound Jan 1516 After the lnnisfil Race the Circuit resumes in Picton an 2930 with Eganville and the Bonnechere Cup next Feb 56 Final event is in Burks Falls Feb 1213 Drivers earn points in relation to their placing in each race Top pointgetter at the end of the circuit is crowned champion of the Ontario Snowmobile Racing Federation in his respective class We have five champions in their own classes which were based in lnnisfil last year Dorion said He expects all them to race at home with perhaps the exception of Susan Hanna Theres no division for ladies this year If she races it will be against men he said Dorion said he was pleased that lnnisfil was selected for the third slot of the racing circuit By this time they should have every kink out of their machines It should make for some terrific races Im really pleased that we were selected for the third slot for that reason Cost of admittance will be $3 for the first day of racing at $225 Those wanting to enter the amateur races must pay $5 registration fee which includes $1 for insurance Those racers under 16years of age are going for trophy Over 16 will be going after the registration money Mr Dorion explained there would be 100 percent pay back to be split among top placers First five riders in the pro classes receive cash and the all vaIuabIe points GLANCING AROUND Barrie SnoVoyageurs Snow mobile Club has invited members of the Orillia Silver Creek race of the sixrace circuit Advance tickets are on sale club to be their guests Sunday for an outing Members are advised to be ready to leave the Voyageurs clubhouse by pm The snowmobile club will also have general meeting Jan 25 at the Blue Flame room of the Consumers Gas Holland of Lefroy was over all stock champion with Susan Hanna the top driver super stock Danny was top driver in modified stock with Bud overall champion in the Kawartha Cup International in Ieterborough this week end Examiner Ihotof as overall Winners riding their Skifoo snowmobiles to first in the 340 modified stock 340 modified 440 modified stock and 140 modif 10 The annual Kawartha International has habit of attrac ting anywhere up to 40000 people to its twoday program Last year was the first time in the 13year history of in the ladies competition Ivy edges Barrie Jets 32 extends win streak to 13 By BRIAN WATSON week Allan Elliott had pair tied Allaiidale Il GE crushed Van Dolders are sponsored by Bombarier Limited Eastern snowmobi races in Peterborough that bad weather forced Building beginning at pm Ski patrol safety sessions The Canadian Ski Patrol ln5ide the clubhouse other The BarrieJets came close to John Walton the other for the Ernies 00 and Molsons beat systerm central zone has patrollers wl present lwe bringing it to an end but lvys Winners lhil Lauzon and Gary the Blazers 21 scheduled Vlsns to number 01 demonstrallon and shde Show undefeated string has goneto 13 Ilclinkay replied for the Jets Lyndon layiic scored for 5k areas Barne Beaver onsaieiyupsfind thepresema games in Sinicoe Broomball who trailed 30 after the first Heller ditcnoLfir1s Altilot Iflor Valley and Collingwood for its tion Will feature magic ShOW League la period an crea ic programofsafeskiinginlorma Ski MagiCian which empha lvy hdld off the Jets 32 this In other games Iclcr Rcuio deadlock Clinic for ringette scheduled in Guthrie The Greater Huronia Sports opportunity to referee some of GE was paced to victory by Jerry llziycrafl with piill Lanny MtillSOlI Wayne More chant Dave Black and Hyde lhoison had singles Riff Dennis and iccil Mendel provuled Iofsoiis with its goals Hob ook tallying for tfic Blazers tion The patrol has put together an indooroutdoor presentation On the slopes skiers can have their bindings tested on the Labatts binding test unit at no charge Patrolfers trained in operating the eqmpment as well as in first aid can deter Sizes safety to the younger set The presentation is scheduled for Horseshoe Valley Saturday Medonte Sunday Blue Moun tain Jan 15 Alpine Jan 16 Georgian Peaks Jan 22 Moonstone Jan 23 King Valley Jan 29 Centennial Jan 30 Mt St Loms Feb Mansfield Feb Blue Mountain Feb 12 and Councn has organized the games mine Just how safely skiers 13 Talisman Feb 19 and ringette referees clinic for The clinic IS sanctioned by Standingx bindingsareset Beaver ValleyFeb 20 Jan 15 at Guthrie lublic the Ontario Ringettc Associa It jfij School tion although the actual games lflfljl Wm com ctitionisnot The WC be held Cm lhpeie Will he no restrictions Molwiw JUUCllon Wllh the Humma as to age or level of the prsons Gam95 Degm at 733 Pm interested in becomingzi part of filthfjiim if Ill lhere Wlll be no cost and the the referee clinic It is to he run Scoring general public is invited to at by chief referees for this WW 74 tend All aspects of the Sport region 5l it Georgian Generals mens Generals were Without the will be reviewed The theory Registration Will take placc liipliiiskichis II ri lt2 basketball team continues to senices of team captain Rick learned at the clinic Wlll he at Guthrie Public School prior mm In if have problems collectmg points Lagrash who was Sitting out practically applied the next to the theory clinic For further in the Simcoe County Mens onegame suspenSion for draw day when the Games ringette information call llic sports Baseketbafl League ing three technical fouls in one competition 1S held lcrsons councu at 7200300 extension Alliston sports were the game LaBrash is the third taking the course Will have an 212 DRIVER Gary lllllllllllO hoits Ontario Frost to hold race at Harrie Raceway ing and field on to Win the wearing horseshoes applied spouers Wednesday dropping the Generals 6141 in Alliston leading scorer in the league With an average of 192 points Viedncsdav Ontario Frost onemile pace The seven by Owen Sound blacksmith ea €11 he loss kept the Generals game lllt lltfflltl Hit iiiigI tllltll fcd fioiii riutstl old mart was one of JJohn Breadner Examiner mlred deep the league slan Ben Kazlmler led the way lor lmlml Hum wk mm howSt In in out ftSpOlHlttl to Dui anos mg stun Winniis on ht card lhotoi attracts five teams Teams from Orillia Edgar tario to participate in ii sport tains had ii fizid StiOlltl pcriod fll Aurora ltltstlll iiid pziid ffic piiccwithi Idcfczif Aurora snappcd 11 first period tio vilh thrm goals iii Armbro Paris starts to roll dings and hindered their bid to catch CC Iants for the final playoff berth in the nineteam league Alliston coasted to an easy 3410 lead at half time and held Alliston With 15 points Louis LacrOix had 16 for the Generals and Doug McCann 11 Generals next game Will be Tuesday night when they entertain Orillia in an pm Midland Toronto and Home ilctnlli UIkEmWtt Will tlic sccoiid frame iiir 1i oftalate surge by Georgian encounter Will be vying for the champion regional and provincial level hm gillmug my Lyn ship in the Huronia Winter lht tolllnilmtm Slim1 llirclurnstoactionJiin 13 Games floor hockey tourna am Saturday The two tennis whmlmd Ill mm ts menl Saturday and Sunday at with the best record return this Hockey mm weekend Jan 10 at 11 to Barrie Northtfollegiatc The tournament is for teams affiliated With the Ontario Floor Hockey League for the Mentally Retarded lhc OFHL was developed by the Canadian SchIal Olympics Inc and is play tfic final game at ljasL view Secondary School lhc lariie team was established by the dcpartmcnf of recreation thrcc months ago IIIEIJOI portion of the teams mcct PIE iaiisport of icx ford Civitan slams Newmarkel By III DIJIl Examiner Sports Writer fiveycar old piiccr callcd Armbro laris got new set of racing shoes for tfiristnias this year and the gift is already paying dividends for owner press two months ago for $1800 Two weeks ago he had blacksmith John Hreadner of Owen Sound put new set of shoes on the horse Hes had two wins in two starts since then ninth horses wearing his footwear finished second Brcadncr estimated that hed shod approxunately hall the horses on Wednesdays pro gram Notes The Win mutuel on His last hurrah was parade before the Barrie Raceway grandstand last week He was presented With blanket by Raceway offiCIals and collar of donuts his favorite food courtesy of Tim Horton EDMONTON CPiThe touring Sovtet national team es caped With 32 Win over the gritty Edmonton Oilers before record crowd of 15571 Wed nesday but the head of the in Winnipeg against theJets Alexander Yakushev scored two goals from the edge of the crease and was threat all night against Edmonton goal tender Ken Broderick Peter Prir ms er oviet partially funded through Win financial responsibilities has l0um5lgm 19510 Tm pm ls km Armbro pans wassmfio had Donuts dielegaztlitopoigeusveérlg goal redt 60th tario been assumed by the IrogitSS an mllm MW Driven by John Hrown Arm knocker says Hreadner thus been $6230 back on Dec He McKIyo driven by Bob Eocke Sgauonleam It piovidcs 2m Ulmtfrluntl 10 Hum BMW lmmnmm ll 1351mm mm bro Iaris rallied from well required special shoe on his had five Wins and earnings of Oliver WOn Wednesday 30 hamomon goals were the mentally rctardcd of On Club requests cooperation Ihe Harric Crosscountry Ski Club is asking the public to respect the Vialk Off the Tracks Ileasc signs if has posted along its Sunnidzilc lark trails The club has cleared km and km track which loops through most of the park with km around the outside sec tion bordered by Iundlcs Road SPORTS CALENDAR MINOR HOCKEY Aurora at loliii Ellis Minor Atoms 713 pin Ncwniarkcl at Allan Cook Juveniles 830 pm EasIVicw Arena lhoriilon at Lclroy and pm lhornton at Hecton if and 10pm IILRONM SENIOR IIOtKIIY LEAGLE three games starting at goals in York Siiiicoc Minor Hockey League action in Ncyiiniirkct tcdncsday iVifiiii IUSllttl Ncwiiiziikcf 1H for lhtll filth wui iii as many Icaguc giiiiics Mike Hoffman Eric Mc onncll and Gary White had two goals apiece for the III ncrs singles going to lrcg Her train DaVid Keller David yr Steve Donoghiic Kevin lustiii Hill Maguuc Mike Forbes and Peter thlaii fivitan returns to the charge Saturday in lllllll back in chiicsdiiys sixth race at Harrie Raceway to nail pacesctfing Jerrys Doiiiiiiion at the Wire Horse and driver used tfic same OlllirlIOlllrlHllllltl strategy Dec 20 when they charged lroni sixth at the top of the stretch to corn ii htltl vic toiy in 3030 pace lwiicr tlrcig boiiglil Armbro liIIIS son of Arinbro Ex front feet to dissuade him from hittiiighiinsell Grcig was insistent in givmg part of the credit for Armbro Iaris victory to Hreadiier ln dced the Owen Sound blacksmith appeared to have tfic magic touch Vimlnesday Seven of the cards nine Win ncrs were shod by Hrcadncr In the two races that he didnt have Winner the lliird and Barrie Raceway Results l1DID lsli oiiil loii do two ll ll lItlIfN IIMI 13 If over $2500 season Armbro laris good fortune extended Doug Browns misfor tune yet another race The 21 yearold Whitby native top driver at the Raceway in 1976 was third in the race With Wee Sam Hrown also had second Willi Our Anniveisary and third With Rave ReVieW Viednesday but no Winners He hasnt had Winner yet this new year in dozen or so drives Brown for whom 1970 was banner year has as ObjttllVQ 200 Wins in 13 starts last feature The 1yearold gelding led all the way and paid $460 II Fashion was second Billy Battles third Golden Hawks top Waterloo WAIERLOO Ont CF Hugh Macintosh scored the Winning goal With less than three minutes remaining in the gameas Wilfrid Laurier Golden He said the game was not so much tough as it was dirty He objected particularly to in Juries to forwards Valery Kharlamov and Victor Zhlutkov Kharlamov was cut on the mouth and on the side of his head on his first shift of the game and thutkov left after an impressive start when he was hit on the head and developed headache The Soviets said they did not play one of their best games against the Oilers Edmonton coach Bep scored by Wayne Connelly Connellys second goal powerplay blast set up by Bryan Campbell and Barry Wil kins ignited late Oiler rally that threatened to force over time but RuSSian referee Vic tor Dombrowsky called pen alty against Doug Barrie in the final two minutes and the spurt died instantly Oilers outshot the Soviet team2823 Oro at last ml Sunni Him Him ll mm Gallant gelding Royaiistic Hawks defeated Waterloo War ggfigllmvlgiiggfgfd 321335 pm mm rcna ill llll1vlli H0 in not iiifln iiia retired in fine fashion last riors 42 in the onl Ontario We groom these trails wuii MinuwrHOCKEY dn 0m lfiift Zllllm 27 wool Tm pm Wm lumm l5 Umvorsnws Alhlmli Assocl because Edmonton served eight Oro Atom Lions snapped 14 adoublctrack snowmobilcpull Harrictfoo it uiori 74 HW 171 IILRIH SliOMINION 520 210 01 12 penalties all minors He game losmg streak in York Jan earned $1700 in his final ation hockey game Wednesday mg truck 50 thh my If inconnr idlll sin liiiliNlAlii week of racing The Hawks opened the scor saw me bowel players are bmcoe Mnor Hocke play lg two grooves about llll IlleNs 4C NW mmum Hm 5311 mlssm Winning the $4600 ing on goal by Greg Ahbe but mastersatsneak play Iuesday beatingStroud 30 into the snow and six Ilithts MISSJAI 10 mm mi innsum lhe SOViets have won five of Darren 0rd Dale Sopha and rm We mm all mp chroy noVices can be Mg mm lmqmllllwll l5 Ml Methusela paie at Windsor Don Langlms and Al McKee re six games on tour of WHA Steven Boyd were the 14 HUN Mk thankful thcy dont play the mu SIllOIIIifI 1700500 Raceway riday by neck plied for the Warriors in the celnres that commues tonight markgmenlorom gr Hi lllrn 1k Danbon iioviccs of Stroud cvcrv Illhing 5990 Raceway 5000 P9110 H00 Vlmll ll gum iyllllljlslYElfKL llslll lflllllLsml regular Lunas Buffet and Barry Musselman scored ona 3143 Wm Dnnbon boat chroy at thel iio 7o ilti xiilcomiinnpic ahead of another Barrie piutr 60100 SlapShOt to he the Score Hum Allin llll ll in Ii ii ii in mm 460200210 Chief Command Earlier in 22 at 12245 of the final period If Ill Elihu Ill Five games took place in the Sl5l lnlllmllw ml fALVfll 33 llllyfillfllfh the week Royalistic won the Perry Mark added the last goal dullll KlTl THRIllnfl Barri MtnS Turlmli club simignnpnui 433 nmunlvs g17 in inn $1000 retirement pace at for Lauricr 38 seconds after It 75 pm ls weln5ty mill 4111 favor illitoiid itiism lAt IOIt lassoiii Western Fair Raceway in Lon Maclntosli scored late in the for tolfofllldnb dim elm 19 ountry Tlub ommoo IttlSl 72012015 mncomi liiciSllIl donun rcspcct the ski tracks at the foot of this run says the club executive in newsletter this week It adds we pack an extra Width whcrc hikers and shout SlimlS may walk lcoplc walk ing tficir dogs are also en couiagcd 1o iisc HHS path B0 WLING Kemqu Irii Iondm iglit Imagin The Region Assessment Of lice bcaf Hrcwcrs Viarcfiousc +5 The ltcgisliy Office sqticcz ed by the llIlClllplOyIIICIIl Inr surance oiiiinission 70 The Dental Association beat ltcvcl International 84 Victoria and Grey tied Harrie Tity lofice 777 and the Royal Bank and Wiscincii fought toa 00 tie Hershey wins John Kilpiitrick had pair for the Wiiiiicrs Hobbic Mae Donald tlic otlici Mark lliuiiii iiig liiid lfic lc1roy goal Diuibons record now stands at 10 on the season Evert goes on WASHINGION llf Iop seeded hris Evert scored an easy SOIIlAIOIIIIl Victory Wed ncsdiiy and advanced With three others into the quarterl ON St OI NSIJ MAI lH lat lll IIMI fit lt lillf iLISll iti 511i oiul ml Iili Siam tl St rllli HILL ll ill L590 Ill It Ill fo 1iltf ll ill Lift JAN SllflgtllSlll AIIAINHII llMl 201 Ti ll ltlll Ti $23 till lllflit IIANIHJ $4 ii iii 22 Ill Fill 1650 ilil RENTACAR AND TRUCK SERVICE game AGRICULTURAL SALES PERSON Diversification of this all Canadian Company has created the need for dynamic experienced sales person to organile and direct the soles efforts in the Province of Ontario Can Trust If you drive small car you know how difficult if is to gel reliable service Why not try the small car specialists of Simcoe Dolsun Small cars are our business and well do the job correctly the first time wmanflmpmm 3113le PRESS mum lwns Pl The development of sales Policies short and long range plans Nova Scotia Voyageurs ran tennistournament budgets and the organization motivation supervision of Brien Sports 29 into some hot goalteiiding by lJVCIlJIOnIFOIl Liiudcrdalc FEATURING CHEVROLETS dealers will be primary lob responsibllllles Evenluollyl he MllllfVWPHrm Donnie Edwards at Hershey Fla beat JoAnnc Russell of leading and mollvmlng ol sales and supporl Sm will also be ln fiflgggfilfiummq Wednesday iiigfit came away Naples Fla 673 cluded in lhe lob responsiblllly outcasts onthcshorl endof a20 decision In the nights olhcr iiiafch didale ill ha esome ears of anew 50 UfOWWWFMHWH 20 in American Hockey League Sue Barker of lIIlflllllltl the itzefizztlierrlsgnbockgmtnd farmed lo agriculmrgl produds Just callus and say Twwamrmw action seed eliminated Ingrid Hunt Edwards stopped 20 Voy in gwlidmlgpgal ilil lllllllltllittf llll J41 Hayfield SI if you are ready to handle these fBSPOnSIblllilBS please son ngh Singlr Larry Vemoltc lifll lion Porter 2m oody Millir 272 ngli lliylf not Larry VIInlllll 822 Woody Millci 743 lion Porter 72 High finrage Hamid white 2312 ageurs shots to record his sec ond shutout of the season for the Bears who pulch to Within four points of second place Earlier chdy liiriibiill and Beth Norton scored upset Vic tories en roiilc to the quarter lIIlillS llllll 370 Will JillliY SMllll llfllil 737 0800 JIM RAWN resume of personal academic work and salary histories in com plete confidence to Box T9 The Barrie Examiner youre looking for friend 549 Boyfield Sf 7370254