The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-04-21, Page 9Jason
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Victorious Panthers
The Pink Panthers captured the Goderich Yough Bowling honors recently and were
resented their bantam trophy at a YBC banquet. The 'team members are (front row from
sft) Sean Mulhern, Arthur Bell and Christine Martin, (back row from left) Mark Jeffery,
im Keller and Blair Stokes. Absent from photo were Cary Hickox and Terry Pen-
nabecker. (staff photo)
Registration down
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THlJRSDAY, AP
Figure maters
hold arin* meeting
The annual meeting of the
Goderich Figure Skating Club
was held on Tuesday, April 12
at the Assessment building
and the executive apologize
for anyone who wasn't able to
attend because of the locked
door,
Total registration this year
was 52 skaters down greatly
from other years because of
having to move to the
Vanastra Arena.
Test Chairman Betty
Harris reported 39 national
were passed and 60 C,F,S.A,
tests passed this season, The
Club competion was held at
Vanastra this season on
February 5, and Inter Club
was held in Mitchell on March
6,
The Private Lesson
Chairman, Alberta Moore,
reported approximately 90
skaters took private lessons.
The Club . members and
skaters raised a total $1,3360
for the arena building fund
out at the Suncoast Mall
through a series of Tag Day
Blitzes.
TheClub held a Christmas
party for alt the skaters the
last Saturday before
Christmas, the coaches
received engraved pens and
chocolates, and the skaters
hotdogs, hot chocolate and
candy canes.
The Way and Mean had a
successful bake sale and
raffle at the legion in the fall
at the snowflake bazaar and
another at - the mall in
December.
The nominating committee
was chaired by Aberta Moore
with fourteen names for the
board members and nine
names for assistants to the
different chairmans. A
meeting will be held in about
three weeks to fill the
positions for the different
Committees..
An ice meeting which is
being held May 30 will be
attended by our president,
vice president, treasurer and
test chairman.
Congratulations to Debbie
Jeffrey, Connie de Haas, and
Tracey McEwan who skated
in North Bay at a "Date to
Skate" on Easter Weekend,
A general meeting will be
held in the fail.
GMHA elects new
hockey executive
The Goderich Minor
Hockey Association elected
its slate of officers for the
01 • it hockey season.
President for the term will be
Bill Schaefer, first vice-
president Bill Brown, second
vice-president Bill Reid,
treasurer Auriel Pope and
secretary Cathy McDonald'.
Schedule winners
The schedule winners in the Goderich Youth Bowling bantam competition were the Jets
and were given their trophy at a banquet held recently. The team members are (front row
from left) Allyson Straughan, Ian MacKinnon and Tim Bell, (back row from left) Jennifer
Crusp, Christine Kerr and Brian Hanna. Absent for photo was Todd Gilchrest. (staff
photo)
ew communities represented at WOAA baseball meeting
By Ted Saunders
he Stanley Cup playdowns
used some problems for the
estern Ontario Athletic
socation baseball com-
ttee when they held their
eeting in Wingham's Towi
Il las edr sda t.e ,ing:
lya few'eommiinities were
presented..
ommit.tee chairman,
tan. Marriage of Clinton,
Iled the meeting to order
out half an hour late
cause only .a handful of
ople showed up on time.
stowel, Walkerton and
Ingham had a full
legation. Cargill, which is a
w community with minor
seball teams, was also in
tendance.
Several amendments to the
tario Baseball Association
lstitution and bylaws,
ich were passed at the
A convention in Kin -
dine in March, were ex-
Ined to the delegates.
veral of the amendments
re in ,connection with—
ayer certificates..
An executive motion
leted one whole section of
e constitution and replaced
with the following amen-
nts: (a) players in all
ries must sign OBA cer-
icates: (b) a team cer-
Cate tax will be paid by the
soZia$ion to the OBA for
ch of its teams, seniors $25,
niors $25; and others $5; (c)
e team certificate tax is to
company the certificates to
OBA secretary: (d) lost
roved certificates will be
laced at the cost of $2 each
0 a.team:
OAA motion to change
lBssification of clubs was
and • changed ' thils
to read: "The OBA
shall offer for annual• com-
petition the following
-championships: senior,
junior and juvelii4e A,B,C,D,
midget, bantam, pee wee and
tykes - A.B.C.D. and new E
classification,
Two other execut.iye
motions which were changed:
are - , signing player cer-
tificates - (a) (2) change it to
read - "The firstcopy is to be
retained by the affiliate
association and the second
and third copies are to be
forwarded to the OBA.
secretary". The other is.
championships - (c) Add the
following -- "A$ fine of $50
shall be assessed an
Association for each team
from that Association which
withdraws after midnight
Monday and prior to the first
playoff game".
Thefourth execcutive
motion which passed was in
connection with protests,
complaints and appeals. It
now reads: (k) - "Teams
failing to fulfill their
obligations in OBA playdowns
may be fined $50 payable to
OBA"
The Southern Counties
Baseball Association had a
motion passed after an
amendment had been made.
The amended motion reads:
"The batter must wear the
same protective batting
helmet while running the
bases. The helmet may not be
changed until runner is
retired or at the completion If
an inning".
Two motions by the
Hamilton Baseball
Association in Connection
with exhibition games and
trophies and crests, were
passed.
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• The first motion now reads:
"This application must be
received by the OBA chair-
man to tournaments by Feb.
5th of each year and it must
have been approved by the
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"Tile OBA will presept 23
crests to members of the
championship team and 23
crests to the members of the
runnerup teams." ,
At Wednesday's meeting
la§t week, several WOAA
motions were passed. There
were four proposed by the
executive and two from the
Listowel Minor Baseball.
Association.
The first ,motion from the
executive which was passed
was one which will raise the
entry fee for all clubs by $3
per team. The second one
increased the umpires fees
from $8 and $13 to $l0'tnd $15.
The third motion proposed
by the elective, and passed,
dealt with certificate tax. It
'now reads: "Certificate Tax
for senior and junior teams
shall he $2 per certificate. All
minor teams shall be •$1.25
per certificate. All cer-
tificates retained by the clubs
will also be charged this -fee.
Failure to do this, said club
will not be allowed to par-
ticipate' in scheduled games."
The, fourth motion proposed
and passed from the
eliecutive had to do with how
certificates were processed,
This now reads: "Playing
C40 10,4 s it be )he
responsibility of the town
association to make sure they
are processed at the expense
of the league and returned to
said town by appointment
through the WOAA office."
This last motion takes the
responsibility off the
shoulders of Conveners and
puts it squarely on the
shoulders of the Associations..
One proposal from the
Listowel Minor Baseball
Association was withdrawn
and will be sent to the WOAA
executive for approval at the
annual meeting in October.
The second proposal by
Listowel had to do with the
membership section of the
constitution, It now reads:
"Any club wishing to compete
in WOAA baseball for a
particular season must
complete an entry form and
send it with the prescribed
fees (including required
performance bonds) to, the
Secretary Manager by -April
30 of that year,
"Any club not registered by
till's date will not be allowed to
µcompete in WOAA baseball or
es a WOAA representative in
the OBA playoffs for that
season. Any club with-
drawing after June- 1 will
forfeit their team registration
and performance bond."
In other business at the
meeting, some discussion
was made .in regard to the
Red Henry Tournament.
Clinton hosted the tour-
nament last year which is a
single -knockout affair,
However. they made the
suggestion that it become a
double -knockout tournament
in the future.
No decision was made as to
where the tournament will be
played this year but two
towns gave, indications they
might be willing to be the
host. Walkerton and Gorrie
both wanted more- time to
decide for sure.
There was some discussion
on whether to continue the
inter -locking schedule with
the Huron -Perth league in the
senior division. The WOAA is
asking that an entry fee be
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In one other piece of
business, Doug Wilson of
Listowel was elected to the
executive, The rest of the will also become an appointed
executive remains the same member,
as Ken Saxton of Wingham The WOAA Softball
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