Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 7 Sep 1976, p. 15

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Flyers seek support of arena users to keep booster room project alive wrzuv By RANDY McDONALD Examiner Sports Editor Barrie Flyers met with representatives of the other major users of the Barrie Ara Saturday to seek their support in keeping alive plans to renovate the second floor meetingroom of the arena Flyers gained some support if only morally tonights meeting with the Barrie public works department Representatives of the Barrie Minor Hockey Association BMHA the Barrie Colts Ju nior Hockey Club the Barrie Figure Skating Club Legion Minor Hockey and the Oldtim ers Hockey Club attended at the brief morning meeting at the Barrie Arena to listen to the Flyers request for backing Training Barrie Flyers of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior league open training camp for rokies this Saturday at the Bar rie Arena The Rookies camp will last one week with the Veterans expected to report in the follow ing week BARRIE RACEWAY RESULTS SATURDAY First cond pace mile $450 KENTUCKY CAPER 810 560 500 MISS AIR SONG 690 370 ROCKY LAIRD 320 Time 205 35 EXACTOR and $7070 Second cond pace mile $400 ANTIQUE LADY 550 360 290 NICKAWAMPUS JEAN 310 300 MEADOW SANDY 450 Time 13 EXACTOR and $1630 Third clln pace mile 3600 DAGGER LOBELL 460 270 250 TARPORT BOB 310 340 His IMPORTANCE 340 Time 207 EXACTOR and $990 Fourth clmhp pace mile 3650 AQUARIAN FELLAH 1530 1060 640 FOLLW FLIGHT 890 390 SOMETHING 310 Time 207 25 EXACTOR and 8111 20 Fifth elm pace mile $450 JIMMY GESTURE 620 290 310 LOCUST BYRD 550 630 PATIO BUD 510 Time 09 EXACTOR and $2950 Sixth stk trot mile 8605 OSS 2yearold trotting fillies ARMBRO SONNET 630 350 70 LUKES ETHEL 550 380 MOUNTAIN BEAUTY 340 T1me21515 EXACTOR and $4270 Seventh cond pace mile $900 MAGGIE DEE 710 420 310 DANNY HARTACK 430 320 CANASTA HAL 20 Time 205 EXACTOR and $2640 Eighth stk trot mile 36252 055 2yearold trotting fillies JET ANGEL 360 230 30 MISS DREAM ACRES 270 250 NORTHWOOD PEPPY 270 Time 18 EXACTOR and $5 30 Ninth clm pace mile $400 WILMA GUN 470 280 280 DANNYK SPENCER 440 450 CREEKSIDE SUSIE 660 Time 10 25 EXACTOR and $1370 Tenth com pare mile 3450 NORDIC ACE 4550 20 540 BY THE WAY 490 380 LOWELLS GIRL 310 Time 207 45 EXACTOR and $34430 ATTENDANCE 1725 HANDLE $69661 TRACK fast BARRIE RACEWAY ENTRIES WEDNESDAY Post Time 745 pm FIRST PACE MILE $400 4rBUDDY FERNDALE Brown SLETTAS BOY Stiner $5HADY HILLSIS Jauver lFury Airs Brown 3Flak Jeffries 5Iast Caper Rowe trWil Lor Heidi Umphrey 7Skeetar Bing Peters SECOND TROT MILE I450 1CYCLONE BOB Crowe BPRINCE HENRY I4 Dixon GSONGS KEY Liness IBethel Mar Mic Annerud 2Dukes Count Jones 3Full Speed Damboise 5Speedy Dave Irwin 70n Guard Young THIRD PACE MILE 8450 iLOWELLS GIRL Brooker SBY THE WAY Scrannage BPLATEAU Lockhart 2Gestapo Brown 3Ontario Frost Brown 4SACLAMENTO Reynolds GMiss Air Song Kennedy 7Sandy Rivaltime Liness FOURTH PACE MILE $450 4SECOND LIBHY ANN Brown 7ARAMAC EGAN Robinson 8LOCUST DON Jones IRitzy Oscar MacArthur zKing Koil Mawson 3Andys Comet Annerud 5W McKlyo Brown GTomic Irwin FIFTII TROT MILE $400 SPAINT BRUSH E1ii 4LUCKY CASTLE Jeffries lMIGHIY SIME Mackenzie 2Flash Foot It Rield 3Trime Ramsey trSheps Iioot Lockharl 7Lembo Debbie Mawson SIXTH PACE MILE 8400 BELMER MARX Brown firKAIIE MCNAB llmphrey SNOBLE TAG Brown ICAMILLA Adios WJones 2Dancing Time Betz 3Jane Macor GM01r 4Scotch Callie liauver 7Pink Panther Jeffries SEVENTH PACE MILE 650 zL Valley Betz 50UT AHEAD Brown 3WIL LOR GEM Bodkin lWestern Kate Reynolds 4Puff and Snuff Brooks Jr sMlss Jenny Brown Byron 70maha Miss Macintosh BVapo Pick Jl Lmeas EIGHTH PACE MILE $1100 1REVONAH ABBE Moir HONANGEL MacArthur 3KAOLAS MAID Brown zBetly JoHoward McClure 4Eau Sauvnge Peters 5Danny IIartach Rlrw1n NINTH PACE MILE W10 lDREXEL GOLD MacArthur 7W Dixon 4Y BLAZE Irwin IShaari Dambouse IMOKO Jorgensen lRoyalistic Scrannagc Hill Importance Lee IENIH PACE MILE $45 SMR ROROA Brown HAIDASSKEETAR Scrsnnage WHUBBY DELIGHT Kfimedy lWil Lor Halo arr lHeyswne Inkling Bmoker Hiiona Fm Moore Mcuy Do Good Byron 7Keomo Brown Cost of the renovations which includes glossedin sec tion on the second floor over looking the ice meeting booster room and bar is reported to be $32397 The total cost has jumped to $32397 from the original estimate of $15000 made by thc Senior hockey club in the spring Flyers had proposed to pay for the renovations at no cost to the city The club did ask forfa reduction in the arena rental dates Flyers wanted to pay $300 per game rather than the $350 for regular season games and $575 for playoff games Flyers also wanted free use of the room for three This is something were camp opens Among the veterans return ing to the Flyers this season are Bob Baird the leagues scoring champion Gary Lyte Paul Regan and Phil Branston The line of Branston Baird and Regan contributed potent scoring attack which helped send the Flyers to Spokane Wash and the Allan Cup finals last season At the time of this writing the Flyers had still to sign coach although the announcement of Darryl Slys return to the helm may be just days away Flyers and the Senior league underwent considerable changes since last season Two lacking and something we need said Steve Cripps Fly ers general manager He said the renovations would benefit each and every group which uses the arena City council decided not to reduce the rental rates but was willing to pay onethird the cost of renovations The original estimate of $15000 was revised to $24000 with the city Flyers and Win tario paying $8000 each Later this summer three tenders for the work were well over the $14000 figure with Bentorswell Construction of Barrie the lowest bidder at $33787 minus $1300 for pain ting City council agreed to in crease its share of the cost to $11879 from $8000 Saturday new teams have been added The Mississauga Golden Ar rows and the Brantford Alex anders The league chopped 12 games off last seasons 44 game schedule and brought the Thunder Bay Twins into full participation Last season the Twins played an abbreviated schedule due to the high costs of bringing in teams to play League also created two disi vions with the Flyers Cam bridge and Thunder Bay in one and Orillia Mississauga Whit by Brantford and Lindsay in another LEGION MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATI Wed Sept 8th pm9 pm Sat Sept 11th am12 noon Wed Sept 15th pm9 pm Sat Sept 18th am12 noon Legion Hall St Vincent St Boy $10 Boys $1500 Family $2000 maximum The problem is that we cant go beyond the $8000 originally committed Cripps said Weve come to you to ask if youre interested in helping were about $4000 short of mak ing the thing go Cripps stressed that the com pleted facilities would not be for sole use by the Flyers as some may fear He said that when the Flyers first released the plans there was mis interpretation which hinted that the Flyers would have ex clusive use of the room By exclusive we meant that when we have game the room is ours for the night Id hate to see this thing go down the drain its something we could all use Cripps said Ernie Miller director of operations and advisory for the Flyers said there were two openings available to keep the project alive We either get assistance from the groups or else the pro ject be cut to bring it back to budget The Barrie Arena underwent major facelift last season but Mr Alexander feels that the ad dition of such room would at tract more people into the arena He also suggested that such room as called for in the re novations could be put to use during the summer months Mr Cripps said the team has been fighting for facility in side the arena to operate booster club following home games of the Flyers Flyers wanted the support of the other major users of the arena before meeting with the public works department Eugene Walden president of the Barrie Minor Hockey As sociation gave his support morally saying it was some thing which should be seriously looked at Harry Partridge vice president of the Barrie Colts Junior Hockey Club said he was unable to commit himself one way or the other without first meeting with the Colts ex ecutive Personally agree with them he said of the Flyers proposal and in his own per sonal opinion thought it was something he would like see come about Bernie Mullings chairman of Legion minor hockey said he was unable to speak without first meeting with his exec utive He did say that he felt the organizations had moral obligation to help each other ANNOUNCEMENT TONY POMEROY Terry Vogan VicePresident and Sales Manager takes pleasure in announcrng the recent appointment of TONY POMEROY to the MORTGAGE DEPARTMENT OF ROBERT ARMSTRONG LIMITED Tony has been involved in the finance business for the past fifteen years Prior to joining Robert Armstrong Limited Tony represented the general Barrie and Simcoe County area for large Toronto based financial institution It is in this overall area that Tony will be ex panding the firms mortgage services Tony and his wife Fran have renovated gracious old character home in Shanty Bay where they now reside and 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