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1o the examiner Tuesday May 1979 spo National sports councfl planned TORONTO CPI new Crown corporation to aid with fewer government strings at tached Canadas participation in national and international amateur sports was announced Monday by Iona ampagnolo federal secretary of state for fitness and amateur sport Campagnolo presenting government policy paper en titled Partners In Pursuit Of Excellence called the Sport Council very flexible Crown corporation that will be step toward taking govenmcnt out of sport But some amateur sport otfi cials said the Liberal govern ment will continue dictat ing ad ministration and financing only differently if returned to power in the May 22 general election ampagnolo said that within year sports congress corn prising representatives of inter ested national sport governing bodies and the new Sport Coun cil would replace the fitness and amateur sport branch of Health and Welfare Canada The councils purpose will be to engage in fundamental de bate on the needs of Canadian sport to discuss the possibility of partnership and to move trust to the achievement of that goal she said NIIIIIHIOVERNMENT The white paper came after two years of consultation showed sports governing bodies want autonomy but recognize the need for continuing govern ment involvement if Canadas full athletic potential is to be realized Pointing out that Sport Coun cils success depends on re sponse by organized sport busi ness universities and other ele ments of the sports community she said improving Canadas athletes requires more money and technical expertise than athletes and most volunteer based associations can provide 5r Can get up now coach Brenda Scott of Complete Mobile Wash of the Barrie and District Ladies Soft ball League looks up from her stretching exercise as coach Judy Capping puts the team members through their paces at an earlyseason practice Monday Although many members of the former Peter Reino Hustlers squad are returning this season there are still some positions open on the team Examiner Photo Barrie club enjoys debut takes medals at gym meet Cheryl Frazer Tara Ann Kotras and Darlene McMillan of the Barrie Gymnastics club won bronze medals on the weekend at the Etobicoke Falcons Invitational gym nastics meet Frazer performed well in four events to take the bronze medal for the precompetitivc under 14yearold Tyro division She placed second on the uneven bars and in the floor exv ercises fourth on the balance beam and sixth in vaulting McMillan took first place in vaulting in the underrtt cadets division in addition to third place the uneven bars and fourth on the balance beam Kotras finished second on the balance beam and third in the floor exercises and vaulting to win the bronze in the Tiny divi sion under8 one of the most competitive age groups with approximately 50 gymnasts competing In the recreational group competiton Kelly Moorfield won bronze medal for her per formance in the cadet division Moorfield placed second in vaulting and on the uneven bars and finished third on the balance beam Barrie head coach Nicky Emms said she was pleased with the results of her club members performance par ticularin since it was their competition debut Other precompetitive club membcrs who ranked in the overall standing for their divi sion were Denise Reed fourth Lori Procec fifth and Lisa Bessy sixth all in the Argo underIZl division In the Tyro division Heather Cleare placed sixth overall and in the cadet division Peggy Sue Campbell fourth overall IIIOIiICOKH FALCONS INVITATION GYMNASTICS MEET AIRII 2X Ireeornpetitive group Tiny lunderrttt Carolyn Glasgow tst beam 2nd floor Kyla low 0th floor Iara Ann Kotras 2nd beam 3rd floor vault Andrea Mainwell 4th beam LeanneThomson 1st vault Cadets undertnr Laura Hurgar 2nd vault 5th beam Shannon Heed 5th floor Darlene McMillan 1st vault 3rd bars 1th beam Peggy Sue Campbell 3rd floor 51h beam vault Argo Iunder12l Denise Reed 1st beam 3rd vault Lisa Bessy 4th beam Lori Irncee 2nd beam Sharron Doycl 5th bars tth floor Angela Cromarty 51h beam lrd vault Iyro tunder1t1 Cheryl Frazer 2nd floor bars 4th beam 01h vault Heather leare 41h floor 51h bars Recreational group Iin Icoach Lisa Stevenson Lynda Nulson 1th beam Cadet tcoach Joanne Smitht Kelly Moorfield 3nd bars vault zm beam Lor Erb Gth bars lina traft 3th beam in dy Constable 4th bars Argo tcoach Joanne Smitht Cheri liaylrngJfllrbars placed Colts looking at Metro Jr league Barrie Colts may find themselves in new Junior hockey league for the 197080 season Colts president Harry Hadden said Sunday At its general meeting in Toronto Saturday the Ontario Hockey Association presented ROI HMANS Of FALL MALI WORLD FAMOUS SINCE 182+ five proposals for the re organization of some Junior leagues in southern Ontario The clubs involved are to choose one of the proposals and submit their decisions to the next HA meetings in mid May The OHA will then further discuss the choices and decide if necessary which of the re organizaton proposals to adopt Hadden said the proposal which the Colts are supporting is an amalgamation of four teams from the Central league with six Metro Junior league teams Good taste and outstanding quality these are the reasons for Rothmans success throughout the world The best tobacco money can buy The new league would include Barrie Orillia Thornhill and Oakvillc from the former Cen tral Ontario league and North York Seneca St Michaels Etobicoke Wextord and Toron to Red Wings of the Metro league Warning Health and Welfare Canada adwses that danger to health increases wrth amount smoked avoId inhaling Average per CigaretteTar 16 mg NlC 09mg CLAnLLAC Apollos sfiHlead The Apollos stretched their Youth Bowling Council Junior 10pin bowling league lead to 15 points over the Pumas after the last session of play at Barrie Bowlcrama The Apollos have 205 points and are the first team to pass the zoopoint mark this season The Stars are in third place with 186 points followed by the Ponies 180 the Trotters 172 the Pacers 149 the Panthers lliltltandtheMercuryslttll Donna Iringle increased her average to 136 to top the girls section standings Pringle bowled high single game of 162 and high triple of 456 loy Timmons was second in both categories with 148 single game and 401 triple score Timmons is in second spot in the top average list with 133 followed by Sherri McGarvey with 130 Doug Beatty improved his standing in the boys section of rolling high single gme of 189 and high triple of 502 Sean Crearie was second in both categories with 180 single game and 438 triple Crearie trails leader Ian Marten in the boys high average list by eight points Martens average is 155 BOYS GYMNASTICS Registraton for boys gymnastics with the Barrie Gym club will be held Wednes day 5130 pm at Central Col legiate Lessons are $1250 for five sessions and are open to boys from 616 The Barrie Gym club will also hold registration for its Kindergym program Friday between 530 and 630 pm at Innisdale Secondary School Kindergym is open to boys and girls from 35 yrs on first come firstserved basis Bruins Cashman iniured The Canadiens did their job winning two in their rink said Bruins coach Don Cherry look ing ahead to the third game of the series tonight at Boston Now weve got to do ours They play pretty good here as well as in the Forum which is bigger of course But Im sure we can do what we have to do The Canadiens who beat the Bruins 61 and 31 at the Forum during the regular season managed ties of 11 and 33 here in scheduled play If the Bruins are to rally in the third game they will have to do it without captain Wayne Cashman who sat out the se cond game and was admitted to hospital here Monday for treat ment of nagging back injury dont think hell be ready Cherry said of Cashman April 30 May 5th INSULATION SPECIALISTS PATIO AND GARDEN DECOR STEEL DOORS AND WINDOWS BARBECUES VINYL SIDING GENERAL HOME MPROVEMENT ITEMS BAYFIELD MALL BARRIE If youcan new MALI rooms no In III 910 AM9rl 910 Lush mum de obs for taridsYouth Ontario will help ay their salaries Ifyou operate business or farm and create new jobs between April 30 and October 21 1979 you may apply to Apply early Grant funds are limited If you wish to employ young person any time during the programs dura tion submit your application as soon the Ontario Youth Employment Program f0 ragrantof $125 an hour up to maximum of $5000 week towards the wages of each eligible youth you hire for those jobs as possible Applications are processed as they are received Deadline date for application is Iuly 1979 or earlier should all funds be allocated Eligible Employers are those who have been actively engaged in business or farming for at least one year prior to April 30 1979 at each Ontario business location for which grant application is made Eligible Employees must be at least 15 but not yet 25 years old on April 30 1979 They must reside and be eligible to work in Ontario They must not be related to the employer as defined in the Ontario Youth Employment Act Program Duration The program is in effect for 25 weeks from April 30 through October 21 1979 An employer is not required to hire youth for the full 25week period Ibrms of Employment To be eligible for funding position created must be in addition to regular and seasonal employment normally provided during the program period It must provide minimum of 25 hours of supervised employment per week for at least six weeks Grants Employers may qualify for grants for up to 150 manweeks of employment at each eligible business location For example if you wished to make use of the maximum grant available you could hire 10 young people for 15 weeks each or for 25 weeks each or 15 for 10 weeks each Approved employers will receive grant of $125 an hour up to maximum of $50 week 40 hours for each young person hired under the program Hiring of Employees apply Before you hire an employee under the program you must first receive written approval from the Province Last year the program approved 40000 new jobs for young people throughout the province If you think you would be eligible for funding under the program we invite you to For further information on the Ontario Youth Employment Program and application forms please contact Ministry of Intergovernmental Aflairs Subsidies Branch Queens Park Toronto M7A 2R8 Telephone 1800 2687592 tollfree In Metro Toronto telephone 9650570 In Northern Ontario Area Code 807 call Toronto collect at 9650570 Please call between am and pm Monday to Friday Note If you participated in previous OYEP to you OYEPworhs forall of us William Davis Premier Province of Ontario program an application form and guidelines booklet have been mailed