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14 The Barrie Examiner Thursday December 1976 By RANDY MCDONALD Examiner Sports Editor coordinating body has been identified as top priority need for future development of recreation in Barrie The Barrie Community Recreation Conference held its second of two sessions Wednesday at the Sunnidale Community Centre with the need for coordination among services resources and plan ning emerging as common denominator It was listed as top priori ty issue by the majority of the 10 individual discussion groups which represented crosssection of the recrea tional services in Barrie The purpose of the con ference was to provide an op portunity for discussion bet ween the various service organizations and concerned individuals in order to iden tify immediate and future recreational needs services and facilities for Barries citizens The conference was split into two sessions with the first held Nov 17 At that ses sion delegates were broken down into 10 small discussion groups and confronted with the task of drawing up list of priority needs to help future recreational develop ment In some cases the list of priority needs was lengthy One group identified 31 areas of concern The delegates were then asked to carefully study the needs and to come up with second list of priorities by the close of Wednesdays ses sion This list would be con densed version listing the top 10 or so priority needs in order of importance The need for second in door pool and third ice sur face ranked high on the list of immediate needs for recrea tion development Other needs identified included better communica tion between services and better use of facilities available Meeting the needs of senior citizens was listed as were bike paths multisports pathsi Band Shell better use of open space and ac tivities for preteens and girls The Barrie Department of Parks and Recreation will meet in the near future with Coordination is seen as recreation need the discussion group leaders to study the priorities of each group From this master guide will be unveiled which the recreation department hopes will list recreation needs of the community in order of importance The various groups were also asked to suggest some possible stumbling blocks to bringing about the realiza tion of the identified needs as well as possible courses of action As the discussion leaders reeled off their top three identified needs near the end of Wednesdays conference session the theme of co ordination continued to sur face Al Hopper executive director of the Barrie YM YWCA and group leader said that making maximum use of facilities available through coordinating body which would develop an overall recreation plan was the top priority of his group Maureen Wilson said the findings of her particular group listed better com munication between all facilities and services now available as top priority need The group leader also listed craft programs for young mothers and athletics for preteens with the em phasis on athletics for pre teen girls We feel that there are quite few athletic things for boys now but that the pre teen girls are left out she said Jack Garner reported on the findings of his group We related more to the ser vices aspect he said We zeroed in on communication and information especially complete crossreference directory in the city of Barrie controlled through parks and recreation which would allow any person with any recrea tion desire in the city to find exactly how where and when We felt this was very im portant he said Mr Garner said his group listed residential participa tion in planning recreation facilities for the future as another need identified by his group Joy MacKenzie regional consultant with the field ser vices branch of the Ministry of Culture and Recreation CoOp trims Orillia to take over top spot said in her closing remarks that she hoped that lot of the interest groups and pro gram areas would make an effort to get together with the resource people which had outlined facilities presently available in the community number of recreational organizations such as the Barrie Library YMYWCA the Barrie Rugby Club Friends of the Firehall and Barrie Minor Baseball were given the chance before the discussion groups to present brief summaries outlining their needs and resources available The regional consultant pointed out that through the presentations of such groups as the Friends of the Firehall and the Barrie Library that the delegates were reminded that recreation is an awful lot more than just sports and physical activities She thought this was something which was stressed in lot of the groups and was encouraging to hear Youre concerned about all groups whether there is an economic barrier which should be removed physical barriers access to buildings persons mental capacity to participate all of these are problems that weve got to cope with and eliminate to plan an effective program she said She also stressed that the most important resource for future development was the delegates themselves think this is really the message we leave with you that its up to you really think youve come forward with plan for action Gary Stoner director of the department of parks and recreation asked for com mitment from the delegates to continue to work towards the accomplishment of the prioirities as identified know its been two long evenings he said in closing We appreciated the input youve given us but again if weve stressed anything hopefully weve stressed that this is the beginning of partnership that we have to doeverythingourselves Mr Stoncr said it has to be community pulling to gether if they were to realize the overcoming of the rec reational needs We cant do it alone he said Lets do it together and Perry share an anecdote with Snow Fever in the paddock after NELSON OllltANIltI son Stuart of Port the geldings victory in the Garnet McEachern Mo morial Irot at Barrie Raceway Wednesday Nelson Barrie Raceway Results EIDNESI lstl lIIL patr milc 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called Snow Alliston ends tie Alliston Sports broke third place deadlock in the county mens basketball league Wednesday night by dropping and Disposers 6949 at Eastview Secondary School Alliston now has 62 record Disposers 53 Score was knotted at 23 at the half then Disposers ran out of gas and was able to dress only seven players for the game while Alliston arrived with squad of 10 Dave Moore was high scorer for Alliston with 12 followed by Mike Chavalevich with 10 Gary Inskeep and Don Arnold had 10 each for and and Bill McAleer hit for nine First shift for Knowles Lornc Knowles newly ap pointed coach of the Barrie Colts Junior Hockey Club will make his first appearanct behind the Jolts bench tonight at the Barrie Arena olts face lhornhill in game having an 815 pm start olts tied lhornhill 44 on Sun day Fever over the telephone year and half ago without even seeing him Cochrane was at home Sow Fever was in Sher brooke Que Acting solely on the advice of friend and on his own intui tion he agreed to purchase price of $3000 Hes had no regrets as the patrons of Bar rie Raceway now well under Stand The eightyearold gelding ped home twolength win ner in Wednesdays Raceway feature the Garnet McEachern Memorial Trot First prize money of $500 upped his earn rom ings this season to $8061 Hes earned over $11000 since got him says Cochrane with smile Hes real nice horse The smile was all the wider because the 52yearold drove the gelding himself It was only his third victory since his re cent return to the sulky after suffering severely fractured leg in racing accident two Now available at Royu qunS Goit Country Club Supply your own equipment Seoson Daily Prices Available Open am to pm Days Week Royal Downs Golf Country Club RR Utopia Who says you dont need radial snow tires The whole principle of radials superior technology and performance is based on radials all around Cross Country andahalf years ago Cochrane took the gelding to the front at the start let Easy Living and Kil Deer Valley by momentarily then regained the lead at the half tried to hold him back but he didnt want to stay in the three hole he said Snow Fever was never headed thereafter Velvet Horn took run at him entering the turn for home but went off stride Cochrane wasnt wor ried had lots of horse left NOTES Garnet McEacherns son John and daughter Nancy presented trophy and horse blanket to the winning driver Mr Mc Eachern wellknown Barrie businessman and horseman died year ago Snow Fever was the even money favorite Second was Easy Living who in was in the hunt throughout Gaelic Charm made gallant finishing charge from well back early to take third Winning timewas 210 and two fifths Skiina 4240241 Barrie CoOp Major Midgets moved into sole possession of first place in the York Simcoe hands of the ofps Barrio now have record of 10 wins one loss and one tie The top scorer for Barrie was Graham Griffen with three goals Randy McIntyre and Murray Hadley had pair with single markers going to Paul Tamblyn and Murray Hutz Barry Wilde led the way for This means radial snows 0n the drivewheels and regular radials on the front during winter So tnry most rnntr tr ll you want to preserve the ridr quality and the satrty iiir tors especially cornering Dont woo atriumyour irivrnri innit of mind Bo ready for rough snowr ltlltltl wrtti lllt proer wrrrtor radial trio combination Uniroyal SnOWplow Holiday RentACar opens new vehicle rental gigggmfi service at 176 Bradford St AlFenton According to Gorrl Jackson manager of the rrtips the best player on the ice was Doug Sheddon He chipped in six Minor Hockey League YSMHLr by beating Orillia 9H5 at Eastview Arena Wednes day The loss for Orillia was their second of the year both at the SPORTS CALENDAR MINOR HOCKEY 830 pm Eastview Arena rilliaatLRWBantams 355155 dftd played strongh JLNltmlIOtKEY Checking gdm 315 Barrie Arena rillia tryikaquurkflio lead in WV mm fhomhmmgarricconé the first period outshooting Barrie 133 After that it was all Barrie as they came storming back in the second period With three unanswered goals to HP the score Despite only havrng 11 shots in the third period Barrio pumped six goals past thr Orillia netmindcr to take corn mand of the game Barrie were called for six minor penalties while Orillia were caught with eight infrac tions SENIOR HOCKEY 830 pm Barrie Flyers in Brantford HIRONIA LEAGlE pm Guthrie Mansfield vs Shorneys Bruce Storey vs Crown Hill and Masonry vs Shoppers Drug Mart BASKETBALL pm Stayner High School Hustlers vs Stayner lrrlr ilirl VYIIlrrlll lrilnrrrti itirirwirwv ltrr liilwdbw 73 lil til rlrtl lttlir It irii llririiritr llltill llll lliirr irr ttlttlltllll Hour trrw in BR78l3 rir Vrrl Put them on their own wheels ERNSHAW DIES LITTLE ROCK Ark AP George Earnshaw zogame Jan the Coops will br llll rnorintrrriivoiir snowtrrosonllrurr lllllltllfx N0 winner for Philadelphia Athlet megting touring Swedish lllttlr rniiiinirnri ltlrl iiiirririintinri rimririm tor rirli lCS in the years 19291 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