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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-09-26, Page 17t W NATURAL HAI Lure Tbt it �te��aterner�t eo�re Learn about our systems that cure your 011110s1e Mn balding appearrktce with our natural took KITCHENER - Both the `Ii nUM WAUP and the TORONTO' are deacnbed in our OTTAV* color booidet - Send for n ... it tells all .. . no obligation. �r �gUire 91 Q~ St_ s- Kltchene►, Ont. As advertised on TV. "as 1x5 •► Name 519-745-5097 Address City Pr-ov Phone Postal Code TNat Z LAST Hl": THURS., SEPT. • - • s•pt. 48 - Oct. S =mm SATURDAY CNILr - TMIO SItOw1/4O:7:N i tits SUNDAY TO TUSSOAT ON! SNplNMQ t p -M, ONLY recommended as ADULT . E/NTTERTAIMMENT SWAG. `' Program "t]IT-n-sih ' to cheaee tIFDtOrN hbl�1A110/ w11ilOYTl1011C! - - - LM. Wroxeter fastballers eliminated by Chepstow The. Wroxeter Royals were eliminated from the WOAA In- termediate A finals last week by the Chepstow Aces. Wroxeter was defeated in the series in four straight games by scores of 2-0, 4- 2, 9-5 and 7-2. The Royals had reached the finals by downing Mount Forest three games to two and St. Marys three games to one. Although a first-year In- termediate A team, the Royals proved to be stiff competition in the playoffs. During the regular season the Royals played 50 games, winning more than half of them. The team expresses its gratitude to the Wroxeter Parks Board and to the fans for their loyal support throughout the year - the WANT ADS_ WINGHAM 357-2320 h, a WROXETER ROYALS went all the way to the finals in the Intermediate Stratton, Dave McCannell, Buck Hamilton, Dave Burns and Jack Burns. In "A" fastball playoffs this season before bowing out to Chepstow. In the back front are Gary Ball, Bill Wintemute, Len Gallaher, Brent Johnson, Jim Seip row are Coach Oliver Riley, Bob Gibson, Ron Riley, Bob Dickert, Frank and Wayne Stewart. C 1 gammas 9 • _ 1' e Friday and Saturday Mi et m ent un de r re September 28, 29 George Hamilton £1 Susan Saint James star in ' LOVE AT FIRST BITE • • - _ALSO_ ronAro vinca sand �orf�n o THE EVICTORS Warning:The Wingham MidgetThe OMHA, Sancti Some scenes may be f oning body tournament. The executive just been straightened out during the However, while he did not want for children Tournament, for 14 years for virtually all minor hockey in wanted to talk to organizers and OMHA annual meeting this to be quoted specifically, he (Adult Entertainment) the major winter sports even the .,province, claims to have "get them to clean up their act". weekend if local organizers had suggested the whole thing had this area, has suddenly bald its action on reports of "got cracking", he suggested. A been a mistake and would be set under the gun of the ,)slickness in the tournament He said he never Sot any letter should have been sent here straight at the next executive Sunda,f, September 30 Only Minor- •,HKkey,- As Aeration deritlg the past. several specifics on,the charges .against b the OMHA _.... y right .after the Dennis Christopher stent in f OMHA>: , ' : A big part of the problem, Wingham, noting he hadn't been meeting at which the motion was He promised there is no danger At a meeting earlier this mo1i however, is that the local com- involved with the OMHA for the of the Win ham tournament CALIFORNIA � passed, but in any case he had g the OMHA ; : - , • committee mittiee was never officially Past couple of years, but heard of passed the word along informally being called off this year and DREAMING voted to refuse to sanction the notified of the decision or given a the rule infractions regarding the that there was'a problem and the suggested the matter has been -AND- tournament next year, ef- chance to defend itself against illegal players and the made-up should ask fico a - blown out of proportion by both . THE DRAGON LIVES festively killing it since teams the charges, team. hearing- sides. Although the executive With Bruce Lee which play in unsanctioned Rennie Alexander, who has, He said the Mr. Alexander said he fust was not aware of it at the time, a tournaments face suspension directed the tournament for the organizers shook�g heard of the OMHA action Sept. sanction for the tournament has AOMIIIANL,from league competition. past two years, said he onlyPresident Toa Bloomfield was OMHA y p- y 13, pearl a week `after the already been issued and a Although it now appears the heard of the sanction refusal coming here for a meeting last meeting. He called Vern Me- proved by the Canadian Amateur Tom3aa tournament will be approved for "through the grapevine" a week Callum OMHA secretor Hockey Association he noted. ar, a Ae, e. am week and telling Mr. Alexander y-. , at least one more year, the action after the decision was made and the sanction had been rescinded. manager, the following day and "If there are any irregularities has left local organizers confused he still has had no official However he explained Mr. was told it would be impossible to we're not going to issue permits and angry. notification from the OMHA. Nor Bloomfield hadn't been present get on the agenda for this because we don't need the has the committee been notified for the discussionat the weekend, he said, although he aggravation," he said, but added, MON", ONGtM /Nott lir-tun urs Melia sronunor exactly what alleged infractions executive meeting; he just saw was offered a hearing Dec: 1. "H' we were not going to issue the M W O M E N E E M r. ■ -. led to the action, although a the motion but didn't know the He said Mr. McCallum told him permit we would let them know." W-2 N of to Tossdar number of reports have filtered intent, not to worry about the matter., He pointed out no official NMIC'��MA Ssptstt16- 26 to October tad ' back. but then he met Mr. Bloomfield notification to that effect had min MW ® Three incidents mentioned Mr. Gross reported there have rslwd,y 7m - 9m rm. N O#W Do" am pm. 0*1 last weekend and was told the -bone out of the OMHA office and are: the formation of a been problems with a number of sanction had been revoked and said there is nothing to worry `Wingwater' team of Wingham tournaments in the WOAA a �P� the tournament was off: about. • and Teeswater players for an from Wingham and said only a Contacted Monday, Mr. Me- In the meantime the Iocal ® exhibition game against a team few negative reports are Callum confirmed the motion committee has begun Planning . _ 0 which had a bye in the first round required to get the OMHA withdrawing the sanction had for the tournament to be held as two years ago; use of an un- tournament committee taking a been passed. The OMHA's five- usual next March and intends to carded referee in the tour- closer look at things. man tournament committee take its case before the OMHA . nament, also two years ago; and recommended the action based Dec. i to try and get the whole . riRST ARTISTS Pmsw,, the discovery following last He also mentioned a break- on "laxity in adhering to the thing straightened out, Mr. BARBRA STREISAND - RYAN O'NEAL year's tournament a communication t that St. down in comication between AM tort was �oaxrm regulations", he said. Alexander reported. Catharines team had illegally the WOAA and OMHA during the . used several major Midget past several years and said he players. plans to work on that. It's"pretty . ®� , In their defence tournament hard to straighten :.j. out Is organizers say the 'W' at the executive meetings, he NEXT ATTitACTION� cuuaACAnp,s �IcnArloaol,+ornee , , g y tngwater said, since there are 26 people in IN SOWN SONo-.aus.*aouW .�. deal, while illegal, was brought to the room and they are all getting the attention of the OMHA at the information second-hand. Oct, 3 i 4 AFM , time and they received verbal .-����5■■.■�.©-Oro approval to go ahead. The He said he feels one of the referee was .a man who had biggest problems with the worked in the tournament Wirr'< ngham tournament is that it is previously and later moved out of being run by the recreation the area. Organizers were committee rather than the local unaware he had let his OMHA minor hockey association, which FIRST SHOW AT DUSK BOX OPENS ' ' card lapse and although the is the group held responsible for OMHA referee -in -chief ap- it by the OMHA. People not For Information . - 1 Phone: parently knew of the infraction at directly involved in hockey . the time he never brought it to wouldn't be familiar with all the � ♦ t ' � ' their r attention. tournament rules set down by the The tournament committee is OMHA, he said.als, DRbring rzzleded nwhy ow, �wo aes years are The whole thing could have later. BEECH STREET-CLINTON In the case of the St, Catharines PLAYING /RIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY: SM. 28, 20 team, the illegal players �: w" reportedly used borrowed cards fgUre Skater r and forged signoturm when they registered. Organizers say they S6 j' j frail 6"S6i-1 "YMtif tliN yeY s�•, were suspicious at the time and 111•YI.11�pt. double checked the signatures, HOWICK—New officers were A MITTAN y i r ✓ but couldn't prove the players elected when theopening r ; weren't who they claimed to be. meeting of the new season was The cheating was uncovered by held by the Howick Figure i a rival coach after the team had Skating Club in the community returned home and disciplinary centre. Mrs. Jan Gibson of '> action was taken against the Wroxeter was elected president; players, coach and team, Mrs. Donna Gibson, RR 1, however the OMHA apparently is Bluevale, treasurer; Mrs. Winnie charging that tournament Winkel of Fordwich secretary,. mVnizers were lax in checking law the players' cards. Registration for figure skating e S , M TTANC John Gross, chairman of minor will take place October 13 from 10 • hockey for the Western Ontario until 12:30. o.,. Athletic Association and a Final discussion was held member of the OMHA executive, about the creative cooling School HAPPY said Tuesday that when the which comes from Toronto and DUO-A"Ureen Seattle and Judy Hanula were motion to ref" a sanction was will be held at Howick Central having a good time watching this` IntKm•diats ladi•a' ball pentad the association really School on W , � . , Oe•bssssr® game from th0111 top of the dugout. Havitq their picture taken - didn`t intend to cancel the 17, at S p.m. didn't spoil "Mir among at alit