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Page 16 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, February 28, 1979 No. 5 King Street South Clare R. Johnston B. Com.. CA Waterloo. Ontario, Canada _ Jeff W. Sproat B. Com.. C.A. (519) 886â€"1820 N2J 1N9 â€" Murray J. Dick B.A.. CA. * Johnston ~ Géproat Cmamtemep aCCOumian‘s to the Citizens, Business Firms and Organizations that donated to our Waterloo Community Christâ€" mas Cheer and Welfare Fund this past season. It is your continued support that enables us to carry out our activities for the Good and Welfare of the City of Waterloo. © JUNIOR © INTERMEDIATE ANDREW J. CSANADY, P. ENG., C.A. !!ALL ENTRIES WILL RECEIVE OUR OFFICIAL JACKET â€" CREST ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE JOHNSTON & SPROAT !! ENTRY FORMS AND CONTEST RULES AVAILABLE AT LEISURE WORLD â€" CONESTOGA MALL â€" _ â€" WITH THE PURCHASE OF YOUR MODEL ENTRY KIT CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS WITH THE PARTNERSHIP OF ° a epecial thank youll ASSOCIATION PLASTIG MODEL CONTEST ©@ PLASTIC MODEL KITS FOR 2NDâ€"3RD PRIZES OPEN TO ALL AGES!! By Rick Campbelt . _ Waterloo Warriors turned ;P for last night‘s OUAA _Western Division basketball semiâ€"final by beating Wilâ€" frid â€"Laurier Golden Hawks 73â€"64 in the final game of the regular season Saturday. â€" Warriors finished in a tie for first with Windsor Lancers but were dropped to UW edges Hawks ©@ 1ST â€"2ND â€" 3RD PRIZES FOR ALL DIVISIONS © TROPHIES AND MODEL KIT FOR 1ST PLACE WINNERS Ist ANNUAL Waterloo Young Men‘s Club P.O. Box 661 Waterloo, Ont. dle Saturday and in fact led by eight at the half. _ © _ "It was a combination of us playing well and them not,‘* said Hawk coach Don Smith. ‘"‘We shot 60 odd perâ€" cent in the first half while they were in the 30s. But in the ‘second *half things evened out." ners, They played thirdâ€" place Western last night for the right to advance to the finals Friday, Windsor meanwhile played fourthâ€" place McMaster in the other semi. ‘ Although Hawks finished in sixth place in the West with a 39 record, they gave_ Warriors all they could hanâ€", losses to the pennant winâ€" Td :h What did Hawks chances These models are free, so we suggest you write for yours now. Again, we repeat, there is no cost, and certainly no obligation. Thousands have already been mailâ€" ed, so write today to Dept. 5507, Beltone Electronics Corp., 4201 W. Victoria, Chicago, II= linois 60646. . Send for this free model now. It is not a real hearing aid, but it will show you how tiny hearing help can be. The actual aid weighs less than a third of an ounce, and it‘s all at ear level, in one unit. How‘s Your Hearing? Chicagoâ€"A free offer of special interest to those who hear but do not understand words has been announced by Beltone. _A nonâ€" operating model of the smallest Beltone aid of its kind will be given abâ€" solutely free to anyone answering this advertiseâ€" ment. Leading the way for Warâ€" riors was Pat Brillâ€"Edwards who had a UW game and personal high 23 points. Ron Graham had 13 and Doug Vance 10 while Bob Fitzâ€" gerald had 25 for Hawks. League scoring champion Fred Koepke and Gord Caldâ€" well had 12 each. An allâ€"star game pitting the OUAA East against the West will 5 held at Laurier on March 24. â€" Smith was dismayed that Fitzgeraldâ€" was overlooked for both the first and second team allâ€"star selections. Koepke made the first team as did three Warriors; Vance, Graham and Seyâ€" mour Hadwen. ‘‘Both teams presszed. some in the second half and turnovers definitely killed us,‘‘ said Smith. "But at one point there they hit on every shot they took. 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JOIN OUR CANADIAN CONTINGENT to the 1979 WORLD PLOUGHING CHAMPIONSHIPS IRELAND Departing September 15, 1979 .Â¥ m’ Walk a block.Today. â€" _ By Rick Campbell f When the Waterloo.Minor Baseball volunteer list is taken down at registration March 3 and 10, there will _ be more than a few familiar names on it. One of those will be Ron Wettlaufer‘s. ~ At one time or another, Wettlaufer has been inâ€" ‘ volved in almost every phase of the organization and plans to coach tykes again ‘a'yw, after convening the tyke house league for of the last 10 years. Aside from playing ball himself ‘"a long time ago‘"‘ in Waterloo, Wettlaufer got involved as a volunteer when his sen David competed at the tyke level about 10 years ago. . Don‘t you think it‘s about time you chipped in and helped the kids? Your only donation need be your time. Registration on March 3 is from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Adult Recreation Centre, and at Moses Springer and Albert McCormick arenas. On March 10, a carâ€" ryover registration will be held at the Adult Rec Cenâ€" tre only from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wettlaufer said the sole purpose of the WMBA is to provide a sport outlet for as many youngsters in this city as possible. _ All volunteers will be able to sign up on lists at that time and will be contacted shortly thereafter. **Just take the midget team for example,"‘ said Wettlaufer. ‘*The coaches don‘t have kids on the team yet they come out year after year out of sheer dedicaâ€" tion.." _ . **And now that the Blue Jays are only 60 miles away we‘d like to see more Canadians, and especially Waâ€" terloo boys make a stab at the major leagues."‘ he €28 2 In fact, a major reason for the success of the orâ€" ganization has been the tireless work of the volunâ€" teers. In the past five years, the tykes, peewees and midgets have all won OBA titles. : Volunteers are needed in all phases of the game; and at â€"all age groups for different reasons. Younger divisions need parents because of shéer numbers while interest tends to trail off at the midget level, making volunteers even more significant. **Soccer has made some inroads, but we‘ve grown to some extent too. For example, tâ€"ball has grown from 12â€"18 teams and tyke from 8â€"14. Tâ€"ball has been very important to our program because it‘s given young kids a couple of extra years in the sport." Volunteers like Wettlaufer are much sought after, not only because of their dedication, but because the experience they pass on is invaluable. **Without umpires we need well over 200 volunteers. There‘s always some turnover but we have a hard core that stays on every year to keep the organization going. The executive (15â€"20) isa‘t that large but most of the guys on it have been there for a long time. They‘re awful hard to replace.""‘ ~> As far as the popularity of the game is concerned, Wettlaufer said that registration is on the upswing, especially at the younger levels. Still, as immediate past president, he is itching to get back into coaching as he says he relates well to the younger kids, be it on the baseball diamond or hockey **I took Dave to‘all his games, and one of the coaches got deeply involved in business and had to quit. The other coach saw that I was coming out to all the games and asked if I‘d pitch in and help, so I did." Over the years Wettlaufer has.coached tyke allâ€" star, peeâ€"wee allâ€"stars to the Ontario title, has been treasurer and president of the association, and is comâ€" ing up for his thirdâ€"year on the Interâ€"County execuâ€" tive. »~ help??? Last in a series. 2"C %~ available for $28 00 wy °0 +2 P SamB" s se * Ne cce t wl ;” We es SmR Sl Shalgltihe " 7 ob o hests C Gueliph