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tho oxamlnor TuesdayApru 11 1919 kus Sometimes we get complacent Simcoe County is an area with plenty of sandy trails through scenic reforestation and many gravel concession roads Local farmers are quite ha py to allow neighboring equestrians permission to ri through planted fields if they remember to keep to the fence rows and close gates securely Effie begin to accept such good horse trails as part of our ri It may not always be this way Several years ago rod on land that is now covered by Georgian Colle hi hway in terchange now blocks one of my favorite ri ing trai All over Ontario horsemen are losing wellridden trails as new roads are paved farmland developed and limited ac cess freeways created Its our responsibility to fight to keep existing trails open both for our own use and that of our children and their families Luckily we have provincial organization working to locate map and preserve equestrian trails throughout On tario The Ontario Trail Riders Association is located in Toronto at 2240 Kingston Rd Scarborough MlN 1T9 Mavis Mc Cullum is this years president Individual membership is 55 Clout depends on interest Like many other organizations OTRAs clout depends on the interest and number of its members Your membership gives OTRAs voice more strength when the organization approaches the provincial government with trail briefs Already OTRA has mapped and opened two large trails The first the Great Pine Ridge Trail runs 200 miles from the Trent River to the Niagara Escarpment The second trail the Heritage runs 200 miles from Burl ington to Penetang Maps are available from OTRA There are contact people along each of these routes who cin make suggestions about possible accommodation for r1 ers OTRA also offers schedule of pleasure rides in various areas of central and southern Ontario and is working to locate new trails to add to its system The best way to support OTRA is to use the trails it has already opened Last year rode section of the Heritage Trail from Anten Mills to near Midland this is part of an old railway bed that formerly ran from Anten Mills to Penetangi In one area tbetween Phelpston and Elmvale was told was the first horseman through since the Heritage Ride of 1977 Other parts of this trail are frequently used and well managed But even small section of unused trail gives horsemen reputation for not backing their own organiza tions The OTRA could also use volunteers to help locate and map loops that run into the Heritage Trail Efforts being made Efforts are now being made to locate loop from near Phelpston up into Oro and north to the Bass Lake area Contact Pat Gottlieb 4873363 Hawkestonei with any sug gestions Other OTRA projects include testing the northern section of the Old Hastings Road and the QuinteHastings Trail from Madoc to Bancroft and testing route to interconnect Park reserve and an old colonization road in the Bob caygeon area Ms Gottlieb and are studying route from Rosseau to North Bay one that will roughly follow the Old Nipissing Road When you do contact the OTRA with ideas be patient Ms McMuIIum is in charge of small staff responsible for all of Ontario Trail organizers invest their own time and effort in the organization and like many riding groups are loosely afr filiated It may take some time before you get reply Be persistant Your efforts at trail building can help to create an interconnecting system we can all enjoy Youll never regret the time you spent with an equine friend searching out routes other horsemen can use and en Wu the TRA today sports shorts Nordic ski club meeting Its thc most important meeting of the year says Gary Harris president of the Barrie Nordic Ski Club The clubs annual general mccting Ill be held Thursday it at the Blue Flame Room of the Tonsumcrs Gas Budding on Ferris Lane Planned for the meeting IS presentation by Mike Exccli chairman of the touring committee of the Southern Ontario tltVIStOti of thcanadian Ski ssociation Excll will give slide talk on skrtoiiring mountaineering and winter camping Also planned for the meeting are elections of club officers and the cxccutivc for 197980 season Members will also have an opportunity to discuss planned changcs to the clubs constitut ion Booting booklet available The Ontario ministry of industry and tourisms newly ups dated 1979 Booating booklet is now available free of charge The publication provides general information for boating enthusiasts and details on all aspects of safe boating in On tario Included in the titpage booklet are listings of boat rental sources general information on scuba diving and suggested boat touring routes To augment the boating information additional sources for marine charts and publications are given along with names locations and Iactlitics for morc than tilitimarinasin Ontario For free copy contact Ontario Travel Queens Park Toronto Ontario M7A 2ES or call collect 1416 9654008 weekdays only Hockey players needed Hockey players are needed to play in European proiis sional leagues this coming season TANUSA Hockey Holiday will be conducting European tryout camp for hockey players of Junior Junior col lege and senior calibre at Port Colborne Ontario June it Former professional players are also Welcome Coaches and representatives from Belgium France Ger many Holland and Italy Will be present to observe the tryouts For information write to IANUSA Hockey Holiday 24 Grove St Welland Ont Lle 484 or phone 416t 7349518 Participants will receive one hour of drills plus full regulation time game Each game will be videotale cnabl ing coaches from participating countries to view the games again in the evening Girls softball registration Registration for the Barrie and District Girls Minor Soft ball League will be held Saturday at Hillcrest School bet ween 11 am and pm Girls aged 1018 are asked to register at that time if they intend to play this season The league plans to start play in midMay For information phone Doris Iaroche at 72844157 in the evening Umpires clinic planned Softball umpires who would like to pick up some extra skills or wouldbe umpires are invited to attend clinic sponsored by softball Ontario May at Cundles Heights School Cost of the clinic is $2 Starting time is am and it will run to 430 pm Participants are asked to wear loose fitting clothes runn ing shoes and to bring glove This clinic is rearescheduled from an earlier clinic cancell ed due to the recentsnowstorm Further information is available from Doris Laroche 1m Toronto St Barrie IAN No or phone 1705 nit8157 in the evenin Jun Ies Heights School is located at stitundles Rd Overtime loss in Chatham Rotary team to go one more By GARRY FORBES Of The Examiner The Barrie Rotary Cub Major Peewees will play host for the deciding game of their Ontario Minor Hockey Association final series against Chatham after losing 32 in overtime Monday The only twist is the home game wont beheld in the clubs home arena The team is the only Barrie Minor Hockey Association en try still involved in playoffs and following its 54 overtime win Sunday the ice was remov ed from Barrie arena The final game has been scheduled for Wednesday pm at Oro Community Centre despite objections to mid week game from Chatham of ficials Chatham was first on the scoreboard in Mondays game scoring powerplay goal in the second period Barries Shayne orson tied it up near the midway mark of the third period and the score remained tied through regula tiontime Stewart Smith put Barrie ahead 14 seconds into the 10 minute overtime period on powerplay effort but Chatham rebounded for pair with less than five minutes remaining Greg LeBIanc guarded the Barrie net Barrie manager John Firth coached the team Both Barrie coach Paul orson and the hatham coach were suspend ed as rcult of too many penalties to each side in Sun days game The deciding game will ac Sweeping up Bill Duncan left and Bob Keill give the ice good brushing with their push brooms during the opening round of the Mens Hot Shots Bonspiel at Barrie Curling Club Monday The bonspiel is running concurrently with the Mens Tournament of Champions and each will finish Friday Thursday the Ladies section election of officers and general meeting takes place Ex aminer Photo by Garry Forbes Borden peewees take honors in Toke Motors Invitational anadian Forces Basi Borden shut otit Tokc Motors 211 to capture lllt championship of the Toke Motors ltt1ltit1tiiiill Iecwee hockey touiiiaincnt Sunday at the Hro Township totnmuiiity cntri Eight ltlllllS piiiticijvitcd III the two lay tournament Illtll began Saturday IIach club played three gamcs and tin top two teams met in lllt final The thid and totirtli placc squads met in tlic consolation championship won by tharlot tctownovtrBuffalo The two consolation finalists filllSllttl in deadlock but Charlottetown was dcclarorl tlic winncr because it scored tin first goal ot lllt gaini Charlottetown and Buttan are both part of lllt Legion Itiltlttt llttIt Assoctzitioti Other Legion clubs iii tho tour naincnt Hti Ittnlitsttl HalifaxaiidSpokaiii Ihc Olllll tiaiii iii tln iycnt wastromlhornton Scorers for Bordon iii the championship gainc yioii Rick Mctullogh and Shani tamp bcll Ross III and Stoplicii ludd scored tmt goal zipnci for Charlottetown in the ttllsttlil IR II IIS rcciiiort slcrvalt Fitllll Midgets won the Georgian Bay group lllltt iiiidgct hockey championship recently defeating Elinvalc7t tioii titlt gaiiic llllt IIIII Stii dull notchcd both Buttan markers liordtn won all thrw gonna in thc liltllllllllll round of lllt tournament lttillllttl Spokane 121 fhuilotiitown it iiid Iltiltliixtt lokc Motors won two of llllll Illlli outings lliltdlllli lliliti til iiitl Ilioriitoii gt VIVllt tcziitis oiin loss catni licii Ross IIiIt scored three goals to pace thnrlottctown to o1 lltillllllIIIIlL ot the ttll tiial IIIIJIISI In other preliminaryrotiiid taunts Thornton bmt Bulfan IJ IIiliti doomd Spokane i1 Rochisnr dumped Illtiltl ton 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It ltd IIII III Wlnii North iiiciiriii Iii dians piiiywl littltlSSt up to mo players would lilkt Hill in singlogaino Members of the Barrie Brewers Retail hockey team display the trophy the club earned at the on nuol Brewers Retail Invitational tournament Mon day at Oro Community Centre From left Jim Coutts Allan Elliott and Tom Wyborn Examiner Photo Barrie Brewers Retail team takes hockey title The host Barrie Brewers Retail hockey team beat three other representative squads to capture the 1979 Bithrs Retail Invttational hockey tournament at Oro Iowiiship omniuiiity cntre Monday Terry Angcw scored lWHt and single goals were scored by Dan Duffy and Greg Bell as Barrie dumped defending champion St Catlicriiics 472 in the final game In the consolation game of the fourteam tournament Hamilton defeated Oshawa 571 In Barries first game Duffy scored two goals to pace the winners to 32 win over Hamilton trounced the other St ztlhcrincs Oshawa Sit in preliminary gaiiic Dave ampbell tended the Barrie goal in both games Next years tournament is slatedforHamilton hockey lll Iuiklitll ti Iittstiiiigli Im llll ltiltls Illlitll1 tuiil writs to lIIHItI tY thiiugo Islanders Itid lttSl of Mttll quirtii Ilnii wins 10 Moiitiiml Iototito loiitiii Icids quarter final sillts loi IIiiidclphii NY Rangers IIiilidilpliii liiid IIII oI t1ldtltllltl ltl Iliin up IiastIrn xllllillllill sctns tlv lil wins llttI ttgt lttlllltdl Ii MiIIomy McDonald Montreal Shult Laflcui Itauglrs at NY Rangers Malone Ioronto at Toronto Leninlr Lambert IIilladelphia Ilsposlto Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Boston ti first of scun host of Illt Iliuiidii Bay IItiolta ItIiolia llitl bout of Iiii wlltll Iiiiil It Usttiii Iinal tciiiluith tiiiirosi ltIIlIIJIII iiiis Iiist nI lt Ontario lajor itiilsoi London Round iobin tllll IiIIII istirii ltltlllil Ittlllilllll filSI of tll1 tSItIll Hit It Don It at be Linsciimn Kelly at lsIaniIiIy Kerr Murray Islam crs Mossy IrottIir Merrick Iotin IIflfihllrff Sheppard Kindr rittllllk llostnn Marrollc MtNtlli Schmauli Redmond Milliurv National Hockey League play rill scoi iiig leaders itllll Mott tIil games ti Barth Iha II Iarkc IIia At iiadm Vcr McKi tllllu Tor SitlIir loi Lioscnian Min it Don Maloiiiy NT ti IIoIrtigriii Hm Ti InnIi Min Boss NH torcnct IIiI Malomy Tor Robert Hill tually be the eighth game in the bestofseven series The Barrie team lodged protest of Saturdays matchup which Chatham won 53 claiming the Chatham coach was ineligible to be behind the bench and goal scored near the end of the game should not have counted The OMHA upheld the Barrie protest and ordered the game replayed Barrie argued that the Chatham coach had appeared on histeams bench as trainer despite the fact that Chatham incurred enough penalties in the previous game to provide for suspension of the coach The club also stated in its pro test that Chathams tying goal of the game was scored after time had ran out Barrie will have to play the final game with only three defencemen after Stewart Garner received shoulder separation Monday Garner is expected to be out for four to six weeks CoOps impress with discipline at Lions tourney By DAVID FULLER Of The Examiner Barrics oO Midgets may not be the talk ofthe country as they were in 1975 but they are certainly the talk of Winnipeg after the past weekend oOps played their way to the division final before Ios ing to Winnipeg Monarchs 52 but in reaching the final they showed themselves to be class act People couldnt believe how disciplined the boys were said oOps coach Ray Gariepy everywhere we went in the hotels and the restaurants they all said how well disciplined Barrie was Gariepy had kind words for the tournament organizers the Winnipeg Lions Club also It was first class tourna ment he said They did super job and the refeiccing was excellent lsing two Iinesmcn and referee tournament organizers kept close watch on the pro ccedings Nothing got by them iaricpy said and that was to our advantage because well take little bit and walk away The tactic payed off par ticularin against Winnipegs MNS Stars who spent 68 minutes III the penalty box while Barrie scored four goals towin by shutout Thirc wirc sortie tough teams there too iaricpy said The tottps won three of the llt games they played in War iiipcg losing the first and last After the opening loss to the Regina Silver Fox 63 Barri went on to defeat Milton Out At Winnipegs MNS Stars to and Winnipegs Transcona Boilers Barrics second loss of thc fottr day tournament came against the Winnipeg Monarchs in lllt division final game where the score was 52 Milton went on to win he con solation round while the Monar chs advanced to the grand championship where they lost to the Winnipeg Royals Regina Barrie In With lllt score lll in the final two minute of play Regina scored with 157 ieiiiaining to take t3 Win from Barrie Shawn Saunders tlint lrwm loc Marchildon Rob Shaw and Andy Aycrst scored for Barrie scoreboard Laflcur Mil lIIIIIIII Igh lthiutti NYII lkiii tik NYII ll Itliitht ir ti lrllllt lfiil If flui1 ftl tiHI Milw iukcc ti 750 Boston it 571 New York ifiti Toronto 2s Detroit 429 illlllnttlt ti Llflll lrulaiid ti 2311 cut Texas H57 Minnesota 77ft tiitoriiii Too Iv Kansas tiiy 850 Seattle 41 It ttinago it an Oakland 1R ti Monday Ilrullls tlcuIaiid Boston ft Detroit to Kansas ity hicago it Toronto Oakland Seattle Todin Probable Pitchers Texas Jenkins lit at tlIve land Kansas tity vWaits Iii 1205 pm lSDIllOlll III at Detroit iltolcina 1i at in Baltimore vIlanagan ii at New York itiuidry It in Milwaukee tilaas lot at this too ITorrir 1i talitornia tItyan ii at Min oesota ttiolt ti 15 prii Iiiczigo tIIarrios ii ii at To ninto Ilititlllwmxl it Seattle Jones Hit at Oakland tJoIinson 1121 to filo in Aednrsdays iuiiies Milwaukee at Boston Texas at Icvelaiid aliforiiia at Minnesota hicago at Toronto Seattle ill Oakland Iltiltuiioic at New York NATIONAL LIIAUII East IIltilll Montreal ti 751i Philadelphia it 571 St Lotus 11 TM Iittslitirgh Ncw York 42ft Ihicago lti7 West Houston It It 727 San Francisco 630 incinnziti 455 ll Assists on the goals went to Hugh Beaton lrwin Dave Dun can Matt Gariepy and Kevin Johnston Steve Crockford handled 22 shots on the Barrie goal while his teammates took 38 shots on the Regina net Barrie Milton Gordie MacPherson and Gariepy paced the winning Bar rie effort with two goals each against Milton Friday Craig Brown goaltender Mike Keogh Glenn Vollebregt Mike Walker and Marchildon picked up an assist each with Irwin earningtwo assists Keogh held off the Milton shooters with strong effort making 32 saves Barrie took 30 shots on the Milton net Barrie MNS Stars Goaltender Steve Crockford came up with the only shutout performance of the tournament Saturday stopping the NS Stars The Stars obliged the Barrie squad by spending 68 minutes in the penalty box to Barries eight minutes Vollcbregt took advantage of the fact and scored three goals With three assists from Brown MacPherson assisted twice with the other assist going to Walker Gariepy scored the other Bar rie goal unassisted Barrie Traiiscona Only Terry Myers and Mar childon could find the net for Barrie in the division semi final game but that was enough as Keogh held Transcona Trailers to one goal for 21 Barrie wm Myers goal came unassisth Iohnston earned the oiin assist on Marchildons goal Keogh stopped itt shots on the Barrie goal as ottps were out sliot 39 21 Monarchs Barrie Saunders and Johnston put two of Barrics 32 shots past the Winnipeg Moiiarchs gtxiltcndcr as Barrie oiitsliot llltll opponent 32 23 but the Monarchs came tip with five goals to win the division championship Benton Marchildon and Ir win assisted on the two plays Monarchs took 40 lead bclorc Barrie rallied in the final two minutes to score twice The Monarchs replied with an empty net goal in the final seconds of the game Los Aiigelcs fi Atlanta ti 401 San Diego 364 Monday Resultx Mittlllll thicago Philadelphia at ppd rain Houston Ins Angelis Todays Probable Pitchers New oik ilachry lit at Montical iliriinslm It in St Louis Dcnny 111 at hi cago illoltrman II 210 pm Philadelphia itarlton 111 at litlsburgh Illylmon o1 745 pm Atlanta incinnati San at San to tit Ilouston Angelis in Pittsburgh tMiMiIliams It at tlfulttl it it of Francisco lKnepptr Diego iltasrriussin tt Li iNcikro 11 at Los tMtSStFSIDIIh Iii tiiio edncnday mines New York at Montreal St Louis at hicago ItiilatIphia at Pittsburgh San Franciin at San Diego Houston at Los Angclcs TV top 10 AMERICAN LEAHIE All It II Ict Bannisterthi 25 12 an Trammell Del 21 10 476 Downing tll 38 III 474 Kemp Del 30 1d 67 toopcr Mil lit 167 Klutts Oak 10 It 450 Miiytnrry lor to ii 4111 Lemon hi Ltiiisford tiil Bochlc Sea 41 it In lift Doubles Mashlngloi thlr cngo Hisle Milwaukee Downing California 50 Brett Kansas tity Triplex 23 tied with NATIONAL LEAtHIZ 40 ll IT 425 lit 421 All II II Mauilli NY 29 ti 111 HR Rttli fill 25 II NO Scull Stl Illl iIJi Foster 111 ti I7 405i lttl lgll 23 Ilitl Winfield SD 41 HE 390 Itoystir Atl llti 38 Maddox Iha 29 11 379 Morgan iii ltl It 14 368 Henderson NY 10 11 367 Doubles tirilliy Cincinnati Reit Louis Trlplrs Scott St Louis tmccpcioii iiicinnati Bill Rodgers salutes the crowd Rodgers sets record in Boston Marathon BOSTON AP Hometown boy Bill Rodgers has renewed his claim to the elusive title of the worlds top runner of the gruelling road race could taste that third win the 31yearold former school teacher said Monday after wearing down Toshihiko Seko of Japan to set an American record in winning the 83rd Boston Marathon didnt want someone to take it away The fivefootnine 128pounder from Melrose Mass ran away from Seko on the famed Heartbreak Hill to win his third Boston event in two hours nine minutes 27 seconds It broke the United States record he set in 1975 winning his first Boston race in 20955 The victory Monday by 45 seconds over Seko was com parative breeze down the homestrctch through cold rain Rodgers won the 1978 race in 21013 by only two seconds over Jeff Wells of Dallas in the closest 26mile 35yard event on record Scottish hockey team to meet Borden Braves team of Scottish allstar oldtimers will meet the ana dian Forces Base Borden Braves May as part of 137 day Canadian exhibition hockey tour The visiting team from the Glasgowlaislcy area of Scotland will play the Braves in the first of seven games scheduled on their tour In addition to the game members of the Base Borden Figure Skating lub will per formduringintcrmission The game begins at 230 pm THEGOOD THEBAD8c mm See Thursdayt Examiner Tickets are $2 for adults and $1 for children 16 years of age and under Advance tickets may be pur chased at FB Borden at the Bucl Gym the Billy Bishop Gym the 31 Gym or members of the Braves The event will be the final season outing for the Braves FOR BETTER PRINTING SEE JOHN COCKBURN lIMIIED 66 MORROW ROAD BARRIE 7289821 Printers Since I960 RENT 00 $9 DAILY RENTAL Free Pickup and Delivery all I979 models and 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