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v17 warnrm gt Only to athletes make Area meet as ticsgd 5s su STEVE NEAL 12 of Zone Three meet this week Drew Clark Travis Grif Qakley Park school at Barrie North Finishing fith and Andre Baumgart finishes first in the 50 close behind were at left First place finishers earn metre dash for boys at the David Cuthberton then berth in the Area finals Tuesday at Barrie North Second place finishers go The best of the elementaryschool track and field athletes meet Tuesday in the Areas one and six track and field championships at Barrie North Collegiate The five athletic Zones of Areas one and six held separate meets this week to determine representatives to Tuesdays final meet The first and second place finishers from the zone com petitions qualify for the Area final The second place finisher with the exce tion of the discus shotput 800 and 1500 metres events go to Area level as spares Oakley Park took the overall school title for Zone three earlier this week at Barrie North The schools 274 points sur passed Maple Groves 261 Hillcrests 18412 points Portage View with 178 points and Cundles with 14512 points Zone Four laurels went to St Monicas school which collected 144 points for an overall first place finish at meet held at East view Secondary School St Marys was second with 131 points Johnson Street School next at 78 points followed by Steele Street at 77 points and Codrington at 73 points Goodfellow school emerged as the top entry in zone One with Innisfil Central close second Allandale Heights walked off with the overall school championship for Zone two with Forest Hill top contender in Zone Five number of results from the zone meets bettered the records set at the area championships last season The events scheduled for Tuesday include the 50 75 100metres long ump high jump triple jump standing long jump girls on ly for the different age divisions from to 14 and over Shotput and discus are events for the older age group ings As well there are relay events and the open events in the400 800and 1500 metres The zone obtaining the greatest number of points will win the Dr Delaney Tro hy plus plaque for each school participating in track and iel in the zone One of the reasons for Oakley Parks strong showmg in zone Three was the erformance of 13yearold Mart Segal The senior picked up first place rib ns in the 100 metres high jump 200 metres 400 metres and in the relay Shane Corson of Maple Grove bettered the extsting Areas one and six record in the boys high jump for nineyearolds Ian Barrie Flyers Hockey Club GRAFFITI DANCE Saturday June 12 I976 Barrie Armoury 800 pm till l00 pm $800 per couple s300 single on as spares Examiner Photo Safety Plus Value One piece steel re inforced concrete steps Safety treads prevent Goodfellow claims Zone One Final points standings of the Zone One meet placed Goodfellow school in front with 437 points When the final percentage was Worked out it was Goodfellow with the overall championship Innisfil Central was second Warnica third Killarney fourth and Sunnybrae fifth Goodfellow claimed first place medals in seven of the nine relay events With Sun nybrae placing first in the and 10 and 11 and 12 yearold relay events vu HITTING THE finish wire first in the l+yearold 200 metres is Codrington stu dent James Palmer The first place finish by Palmer eamed him berth at the Areas One and Six track and field championship at Barrie North Tuesday Finalists from the five zones of Areas One and Six will be competing Tuesday ExaminerPhoto Steele Street school is about to deliver the discus during the Zone Four meet at Eastview Secondary School Examiner Photos one and six this week Emms finished second behind Sheldon Cochrane of Cundles In the lower photo Patty Jackson 14 of DETERMINATION tten on the face of Wayne Emms of Maple Grove school during the 14year old triple jump event at the Zone three meet of Areas IS wri Oakley Park and Maple Grove were nip and tuck for the overall champion ship of Zone Three with Oakley Park coming out on top with 13 point edge Final total of 274 com pared to the 261 amassed by Maple Grove Third place went to Hillcrest followed by Portage View and Cundles Heights Helping his school to the top of the zone was Marty Segal The senior collected some 30 points for Oakley Park with first place finishes in the 100 200 and 400 metres as well as the highjump and the relay team Segal 13 earned first place ribbon with time of 126 in the 100 metres He reached 411 metres in the high jump event and fin ished the 200 metres in 27 seconds The 400metres event fell in time of 64 seconds Oil Kings are moving EDMONTON CP Ed monton Oil Kings of the Western Canada Hockey Lea ue are moving to Port and Dre where the team will be known as Portland Winter Hawks Brian Shaw Oil Kings presi dent and general manager saidFriday Shaw said the club has worked out deal to use Portland Coliseum on percentage basis which he said is much cheaper than the fixed rental agreement of fered by the management of the Edmonton Coliseum Oil Kings last season played in the ancient Edmonton Gar dens but had sought move to the larger Coliseum in bid to increase sagging atten dancefigures laurels Goodfellow also won tro phies for the best overall girls team and best overall relay teams Warnica was judged the best over all boys team To athletes in nineyear old ivision for girls was Judy Efford of Goodfellow Innisfil Centrals Jacob Korevaar Llewellyn of Cundles set new mark in the 11yearold boys running longjump Sandra Legros of Maple Grove is prime contender at the Area meet in the 14yearold girls running long jump after set ting mark longer than the existing Area record at this weeks zone meet Llewellyn also established mark better than the existing Area record in the 100 metres Peter McPherson Maple Grove bettered the existing Area record in the 14year old boys loometres Bill Quinn of Maple Grove also proved himself in the open 1500 metres with mark surpassing the one set at the Area championships In the relay events Oakley Park finished first in the girls 910 year old event Portage View girls took the 1112 age group with the 1314 bracket won by Portage Park Hillcrest captured first place in the boys 910 years relay slipping Maintenance Free lncreose the value of your home Expertly replaced in hours not days by our trained installation crews Many sizes of steps and porches Quality ommontnl iron roiling available in all II108 For all your sidewalk and patio requirements WfizthtiLOPIKOYa pen Cundles took the 1112 yearold relay event with Oakley Park 7266543 ye cm llOnS 1314eve it was Cindy Allen Good mg rs SIMCOE BLOCK fellow as the top girl with CO TD Jamie Horvath of Warnica thetopboy In the 10 car comptitions it was Cin Allen Good fellow as the top girl with Jamie Horvath of Warnica thetopboy Moira Bertholds emerged as the top 11yearold girl at the Zone meet with another Warnica studentKen Som mers the top boy Karen Crane of Goodfellow was the top girl in the 12 yearold competitions with Claude Ouellette Sunnybrae Jack Henry Central and Jamie Miller of Warnica tied fortheboystitle Warnicas Lorna Richards was the top 13yearold irl athlete with Eddie Hen er son Goodfellow and Lee Worsdell of Warnica the top boyathclte Two Goodfellow athletes finished on top in the 14year old division Barb Gilbert and Kevin England con tributed to Goodfellows showing at the zone meet with their performances Lisa Waddington Central was gold medal winner in the BOOmetres with Caryl Nutt Warnica the 1500 metres winner Goodfellow took both 400 metres events For the iris it was Kim Third with Bo Vent takingtheboysrace ll31llfin59 Cut the cost of moving anything anywhere Brown Ellison Partnership in Service l0l Dunlap SLW l86 Hurontorio 7266527 BARRIE 435033l COLLINGWOOD fin um THE FINISH in the boys metric mile run in the In Money IIII It III ver ISIIIQ ll nisfil Township elementa JUNE 1976 schools Zone One trac meet was neck and neck But Warnica student Dar rell Nutt edged out Andy Carriere of Innisfil Central for first place Third place was Peter Cameron of Sun nybrae PS totally new kind of small car Volkswagens Rabbit may make things difficult for US small car makers in the coming months lts speed through the maneuvering courses matched or exceeded the best times of the other test cars and the feeling of control is ever present even at high speed and in extreme turning tests Economy means light weight small engines VW has it now The others have way to go Segal also helped the re lay team take first place Woods widens sailing lead KINGSTON Ont CP Larry Woods of Winona Ont widened his lead Friday in the Tornado class at the Canadian Olympic sailing trials After five days of competi tion Woods has four wins and nearperfect record of only three poigts against Hans ogh of Toronto also won Friday and widened his lead in the Flying Dutchman class Sandy Riley of Toronto breezed to his third con secutive victory to take over the lead in the Finn class Fridays other winners were William Abbott Jr of Sarnia Ont in the Soling class Jerry Roufs of Mon treal in the 470 class and Peter Nygard of Montreal in the Tempest class DANA HINTON 14 of Codrington School crosses the finish line of the 200 metres event ahead of the rest of the pack at the re cent Zone Four track and field meet this week at Eastview Secondary School Examiner Photo KERV JOHNSTON MOTORS 17 GOWAN STREET AT ESSA ROAD BARRlE 7266488