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REPORT 112
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REPORT
CLERK'S DEPARTMENT
Meeting:
COUNCIL
Date:
June 28, 2004
Report #: CLD-23-04
File#:
By-law #:
Subject:
NAMING OF NEW FACILITIES
RECOMMENDATIONS:
It is respectfully recommended that Council approve the following:
1. THAT Report CLD-23-04 be received;
2. THAT the name of the new hockey museum be chosen from the following nominations:
a) Clarington's Brian McFarlane Hockey Museum
b) Jim Coyle Hockey Museum or Jim "Senator" Coyle Hockey Museum
c) Brian McFarlane Sports Museum;
2. THAT the new soccer/lacrosse bowl be named "Bowmanville Indoor Soccer/Lacrosse
Bowl"; and
4. THAT the Community Services Department, June Siebarth, James Coyle and Willie
Woo be advised of Council's decision.
Submitted by:
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Reviewed by: Franklin Wu,
Chief Administrative Officer
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CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON
40 TEMPERANCE STREET, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO L1C 3A6 T 905-623-3379 F 905-623-6506
REPORT NO.:CLD-23-04
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BACKGROUND AND COMMENT
On March 29, 2004, Council adopted a policy for naming of municipal buildings/facilities
through the approval of Report CSD-03-04. In accordance with the policy, advertisements
have been placed in the local newspaper for nominations to name the new hockey museum
and the new soccer/lacrosse bowl. In response to these ads, the following nominations have
been received:
Hockey Museum -
1. Clarington's Brian McFarlane Hockey Museum, submitted by the Community Services
Department
2. Jim Coyle Hockey Museum or Jim "Senator" Coyle Hockey Museum, submitted by June
Siebarth
3. Brian McFarlane Sports Museum, submitted by Willie Woo
Soccer/Lacrosse Bowl-
1. Bowmanville Indoor Soccer/Lacrosse Bowl, submitted by the Community Services
Department
The policy adopted by Council states that names shall be chosen based on the following
criteria:
a) The contribution of an individual/group must be well documented and broadly
acknowledged within the Municipality of Clarington before the name may be used.
b) Names of individuals or groups who have donated money/land towards the purchase or
development of a building/facility may be used.
c) Names may recognize local history (people, events, etc.) or cultural diversity (aboriginal,
pioneer, ethnic).
d) Names may reflect the service, function or programming of the building.
e) Names may make reference to the neighborhood, area or street on which the building is
located and can take into consideration any naming themes in the area.
f) Names of living political figures shall not be used.
g) Names shall not insinuate any political affiliation.
h) Names shall not duplicate or sound similar to existing municipally-owned assets.
i) Names which are cumbersome should be avoided.
j) Names which are discriminatory/derogatory in terms of race, sex, colour or creed will
not be considered.
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REPORT NO.:CLD-23-04
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Each of the submissions received meet the criteria outlined above. Copies of each submission
are attached hereto. It is recommended that Council choose a name for the hockey museum
from the nominations received and that the name "Bowmanville Indoor Soccer/Lacrosse Bowl"
be chosen for the new soccer/lacrosse bowl.
ATTACHMENTS #1 Nomination Form - Clarington's Brian McFarlane Hockey Museum
#2 Nomination Form - Jim Coyle Hockey Museum
#3 Nomination Form - Brian McFarlane Sports Museum
#4 Nomination Form - Bowmanville Indoor Soccer/Lacrosse Bowl
Attachment No. 1 to Report CLD-23-04
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FROM:
Bruce Taylor, Assistant Director
Community Services Department
DATE:
May 11, 2004
RE:
Naming of Municipal Buildings/Facilities Policy
Clarington's Brian McFarlane Hockey Museum
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As per Community Services Department Report #CSD-OS-04, please find
attached a nomination form recommending the name of Clarington's new Hockey
Museum:
Clarington's Brian McFarlane Hockey Museum
Staff is recommending this name based on the following criteria.
BACKGROUND
Staff of the Community Services Department, assisted by the Communications and
Marketing Division of Corporate Services is in the process of finalizing marketing plans
and promotional material for Clarington's new Hockey Museum. In order to confirm
these strategies, approval of a formal name for the museum is required.
COMMENTS
Council recently approved report CSD-03-04 which outlines a policy for the Naming of
Municipal Buildings/Facilities. The policy states the naming process may recognize the
elements or component of the facility. Accordingly, the name Clarington's Brian
McFarlane Hockey Museum is recommended, as this name identifies Clarington's
ownership of the museum, and, Brian McFarlane is a well known celebrity in hockey,
having spent nearly all of his life in the sport and 40 years as a broadcaster (27 years
with Hockey Night In Canada). Brian McFarlane, while semi-retired is still active as a
speaker .and promoter of the humourous side of hockey and the sport lore. The
museum has operated as Brian McFarlane's Hockey Museum Inc. for many years;
permanently in Colborne, Ontario; as well as travelling exhibits that have toured
Sudbury, Scarborough, Markham and the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto.
The museum brings its own name recognition. Accordingly, by combining both the
municipality's name with the former name, we will continue to enjoy the notoriety and
continuity of name recognition by maintaining the name Clarington's Brian McFarlane
Hockey Museum.
The Municipality of Clarington, through the purchase contract for the museum, enjoys
the rights to use Brian McFarlane's name for this purpose.
Please advise if any further information is required this recommendation.
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cc: Joseph' . Caruana, Director of Community Services Department
CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON
40 TEMPERANCE STREET, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO L 1 C 3A6 T(905)623-3379 F (905)623-5506
MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON
NAMING OF MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS/FACILITIES
NOMINATION FORM
Nominator's Information:
Name
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Province
Postal Code
Telephone
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[8"" Background Information (reason supporting request)
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achievements, history of nominee etc.)
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Policy Statement:
Municipal buildings/facilities, either new or existing, must be named
to recognize individual(s) or an organization(s) having made a
significant contribution to public life and well being of the
Municipality of Clarington, the Province or the Country, or to
recognize significant local geographical or historical features/events.
Elements/components of the buildings/facilities may also be named
according to this policy.
Criteria Met:
(Please check one or more boxes)
o The contribution of an individual/group must be well documented and
broadly acknowledged within the Municipality of Clarington before the
name may be used.
o Names of individuals or groups who have donated money/land towards the
purchase or development of a building/facility may be used.
o Names may recognize local history (people, events, etc.) or cultural
diversity (aboriginal, pioneer, ethnic).
~ Names may reflect the service, function or programming of the building.
o Names may make reference to the neighborhood, area or street on which
the building is located and can take into consideration any naming themes
in the area.
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For Office Use Only:
o Names of living political figures shall not be used.
o Names shall not insinuate any political affiliation.
o Names shall not duplicate or sound similar to existing municipal
buildings/facilities.
o Names which are cumbersome should be avoided.
o Names which are discriminatory/derogatory in terms of race, sex, colour
or cr d w I not be considered.
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Personal information on this form is collected in accordance with the Municipal Freedom
of information and Protection of Privacy Act. Any questions pertaining to the collection
should be forwarded to the Municipal Clerk, Municipality of Clarington. 40 Temperance
Street, Bowmanville, Ontario L 1C 3AB Phone 905-623-3379
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Brian McFarlane
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Veteran of 40 years in Television, 27 years with Hockey Night in Canada.
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First Canadian to be employed by a major U. S. network (CBS); to be host and
color commentator on the NHL Game a/the Week (1960)
Three years with NBC's NHL Game a/the Week from 1972-75.
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Former Sports Director of CFCF- TV in Montreal.
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Play-by-Play: Toronto Maple Leafs Baseball Club, CFTO-TVI962-63
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Author of over 50 hockey books including the popular Peter Puck series.
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Founder of Scotiabank's youth program "Getting There".
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Former owner of the Montreal Canadiens Pro Lacrosse Team.
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Played 3 years in Junior" A" hockey, was All-American at St. Lawrence
Unive~ity, where he was class president for 3 straight years.
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Played 17 years with the NHL Oldtimers, the only amateur on the team.
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Songwriter: "Clear the Track, Here Comes Shack"
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Son of Leslie McFarlane, author of the Hardy Boys books under the name
F. W. Dixon.
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Owner: Brian McFarlane's Hockey Museum.
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Speaker: 30 to 40' engagements per annum. Humor and Hockey Lore.
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Inductee:
Hockey Hall of Fame - November, 1995
Ottawa Sports Hall Of Fame
St. Lawrence University Sports Hall of Fame
Ontario Sports Legends Hall of Fame
Whitby Sports Hall of Fame
Attachment No. 2 to Report CLD-23-04
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MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON
NAMING OF MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS/FACILITIES
NOMINATION FORM
Nominator's Information:
Name
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Postal Code
Telephone
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[lVgackground Information (reason supporting request)
riiography (include information such as: given name, date
of birth/death, place of birth/death, contributions, awards,
.. jlchievements, history of nominee etc.)
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Policy Statement:
Municipal buildings/facilities, either new or existing, must be named
to recognize individual(s) or an organization(s) having made a
significant contribution to public life and welf being of the
Municipality of Clarington, the Province or the Country, or to
recognize significant local geographical or historical features/events.
Elements/components of the buildings/facilities may also be named
according to this policy.
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Criteria Met:
(Please check one or more boxes)
~ contribution of an individual/group must be well documented and
broadly acknowledged within the Municipality of Clarington before the
name may be used.
~mes 0 Individuals or roups wh_ ve donate money nd towards the
purchase or ev opment o~ a building/fa 'lity may be use .
D Names may recognize local history (people, events, etc.) or cultural
diversity (aboriginal, pioneer, ethnic).
D Names may reflect the service, function or programming of the building.
D Names may make reference to the neighborhood, area or street on which
the building is located and can take into consideration any naming themes
in the area.
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For Office Use Only:
D Names of living political figures shall not be used.
D Names shall not insinuate any political affiliation.
D Names shall not duplicate or sound similar to existing municipal
buildings/facilities,
D Names which are cumbersome should be avoided.
D Names are discriminatory/derogatory in terms of race, sex, colour
or cr d will t be considered.
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Date
Personal information on this form is collected in accordance with the Municipal Freedom
of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Any questions partaining to the collection
should be fOlWarded to the Municipal Clerk, Municipality of Clarington, 40 Temperance
Street, Bowmanville, Ontario L 1 C 3A6 Phone 9O!Hl23-3379
Nomination for the Name of the Hock~y Museum to be in the
Garnet Rickard Recreation Centre, Bbw~anville.
I nominate
James C.Coyle, (Jim)
Born in Glasgow, Scotland,
Died in Bowmanville, Onto
July 22, 1911
November 22, 1985
Always known in Bowmanville, as,
II Senator Jim "
Jim was a very civic-minded citizen of Bowmanville for over
55 years.
He moved to Bowmanville in approx. 1930 and lived at
Washington Place all his life.
He worked at the Goodyear Tire and RURber Company until he
retired and was Treasurer of the LOcal Union 189 at the
Goodyear Plant for many years.
He umpired Baseball in Town but his great love was Hockey
and he coached kids hockey for years. If he wasn't at home
you could always find him at the Old Arena on Queen Street
coaching or watching a Hockey Game.
He was a great supporter of Bowmanville and always involved in
Town projects and politics. He attended the Council Meetings
held Monday nights at the Town Hall and he was on the
Recreation Committee for years in Bowmanville.
He was a great Sports Fan and an asset to the Town of Bowmanville.
His name will be found in the Garnet Rickard arena as a
Supporter of the new building. On the Wall of Names who had
money donated toward the Arena.
You would often find him in Mayor Rickards Office talking over
the town affairs together. They were great friends. He was what
they called " a straight-shooter" years ago. If he told you
he would do something you could count on it.
In his later years he formed the Jamboree that was held in the
Town Hall on Sunday nights, and people came from far and near to
Bowmanville to hear the music. One of the well-known families
who appeared on Stage were the LEAHY FAMILY" - who still perform
now.
He travelled to Fiddle Contests allover Ontario, met Don Messer
in person and many other well-known personalities and he always
wrote up the results of the fiddle contests and gave the to
another friend, Johnny James of the Canadian Statesman.
] have enclosed another picture of him taken with Bobby Hull at
the Old Arena on Queen Street. He was a great asset to Hockey in
Bowmanville - a good neighbour and friend to all - and I think
a good candidate to have his name on the Hockey Museum in Bowmanville.
II Jim II Senator'l
Coyle
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I hereby give Permission to have my Dad's
forward as a Candidate for the Name of the
situated in the Garnet Rickard Arena.
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Attachment No. 3 to Report CLD-23-04
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Ms. Patti Barrie, Municipal Clerk
Municipality ofClarington
40 Temperance Street
Bowmanville, Ontario
LiC 3A6
Dear Ms. Barrie:
Re Namin~ ofMunicioal Building! Facilities
I would like to submit the name: Brian McFarlane Sports Museum for the new facility
being built to house the Brian McFarlane hockey collection.
Any Canadian youth who has tuned into CBC's Hockey Night in Canada in the '70's and
80's will recognize the name of Brian McFarlane and his sidekick Peter Puck. They were
the predecessors to what are now the Don Cherry and Ron McLean's Coaches Comer, I
feel that Brian McFarlane embodies the spirit of the average Canadian whose love of
sports in particular hockey has enabled him to pursue his dream of playing our national
sport to a junior level then coming into our households and broadcasting mostly Toronto
Maple Leaf games every Wednesday and Saturday evenings. His position of privilege
has enabled him to meet and come to know our hockey heroes in a way that every
Canadian would like to be able to do. Through these associations, he has been able to
gather many artifacts pertaining to hockey. Clarington is very fortunate to have been
selected by Me, McFarlane to house his collection, which is now considered apart of
hockey history. Mr. McFarlane has taken a love of writing, which he must have
inherited, from his father, Leslie McFarlane, and written many books about the sport of
hockey and its many stars of the game. The name Brian McFarlane should be a drawing
card in itself and I feel that since the new building will house his collection of hockey
memorabilia, it should carry his name.
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Willie Woo
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MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON
NAMING OF MUNICIPAL BUILDINGSIFACILITIES
NOMINA TION FORM
Check accompanying documents
CI Background Information (reason supporting request)
CI Biography (include information such as: given name, date
of birth/death, place of birth/death, contributions, awards,
achievements, history of nominee etc,)
CI Letters of permission signed from nominee(s) or next-of-kin
Name is to be used for: .tAL'.-/ i I
(Provide details such as location/
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Policy Statement:
Municipal buildings/facilities, either new or existing, must be named
to recognize individual(s) or an organization(s) having made a
significant contribution to public life and well being of the
Municipality of Clarington, the Province or the Country, or to
recognize significant local geographical or historical features/events.
Elements/components of the buildings/facilities may also be named
according to this policy.
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Criteria Met:
(Please check one or more boxes)
~ The contribution of an individual/group must be well documented and
broadly acknowledged within the Municipality of Clarington before the
name may be used.
o Names of individuals or groups who have donated money/land towards the
purchase or development of a building/facility may be used,
o Names may recognize local history (people, events, etc,) or cultural
diversity (aboriginal, pioneer, ethnic).
~ Names may reflect the service, function or programming of the building,
o Names may make reference to the neighborhood, area or street on which
the building is located and can take into consideration any naming themes
in the area,
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Nominator's Signature
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Date
For Office Use Only:
o Names of living political figures shall not be used,
o Names shall not insinuate any political affiliation.
o Names shall not duplicate or sound similar to existing municipal
buildings/facilities,
o Names which are cumbersome should be avoided,
o Names 'h are discriminatory/derogatory in terms of race, sex, colour
or cre will not be considered.
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Date
Personal information on this form is collected in accordance with the Municipal Freedom
of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Any questions pertaining to the collection
should be forwarded to the Municipal Clerk, Municipality of Clarington, 40 Temperance
Street, Bowmanville, Ontario L 1 C 3AB Phone 905-623-3379
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ATTACHMENT # 4 TO REPORT CLD-23-04
MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON
NAMING OF MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS/FACILITIES
NOMINATION FORM
Nominator's Information:
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o Background Information (reason supporting request)
o Biography (include information such as: given name, date of
birth/death, place of birth/death, contributions, awards,
achievements, history of nominee etc.)
o Letters of permission signed from nominee(s) or next-of-kin
Name is to be used for:~A.J ~6<LA7:?a,/ 4/U7/ -A.1 /J' ,;tlAS~/...wc-
(Provide details such as location/address of building) ....<"040(
Policy Statement:
Municipal bUildingslfacilities, either new or existing, must be named
to recognize individual(s) or an organization(s) having made a
significant contribution to public life and well being of the
Municipality of Clarington, the Province or the Country, or to_._~_........~.._...........,.......
recognize significant local geographical or historical feature4'eDtif8l~,,' nO,N
Elements/components of the buildings/facilities may also be ~CI1lmt , . ~~_~.
according to this policy. I ,~GK., BY .;
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Criteria Met:
(Please check one or more boxes)
D The contribution of an individual/group must be well documented and
broadly acknowledged within the Municipality of Clarington before the
name may be used.
D Names of individuals or groups who have donated money/land towards the
purchase or development of a building/facility may be used.
D Names may recognize local history (people, events, etc.) or cultural
diversity (aboriginal, pioneer, ethnic).
~Names may reflect the service, function or programming of the building.
~ Names may make reference to the neighborhood, area or street on which
the building is located and can take into consideration any naming themes
in the area.
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For Office Use Only:
D Names of living political figures shall not be used.
D Names shall not insinuate any political affiliation.
D Names shall not duplicate or sound similar to existing municipal
buildings/facilities.
D Names which are cumbersome should be avoided.
D Names . h are discriminatory/derogatory in terms of race, sex, colour
or cr d wil not be considered.
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Date f
Personal information on this form is collected in accordance with the Municipal Freedom
of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Any questions pertaining to the collection
should be forwarded 10 the Municipal Clerk, Municipality of Claringlon, 40 Temperance
Street, Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3A6 Phone 905.623.3379