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WMRA preps for Winterfest A total of 30 teams from all corners of Onâ€" tario will converge on our city this weekend when the Waterloo Minor Ringette Associaâ€" tion holds its third anâ€" nual Winterfest tourâ€" nament Action begins Friday at 7 p.m. at all three Waâ€" terlqo arenas and will conclude with the four championship games Sunday at Waterloo Arena beginning at 12 30 A new innovaton for this year‘s tournament will be the introduction of stop time in all games. The WMRA will be assessing how this method of timing affects the level of competition, particularly in close FRIDAY, January 30, 1981 7â€"00 â€" 7:55 Waterioo 755 â€" 8:50 West Ferris 9 10 â€" 10:06 Gloucester 10â€" 05 â€" 11:00 Waterloo SATURDAY, January 31, 1981 6045 â€" 745 Waterloo 745 â€" 8 45 Cambridge 900 â€" 10â€" 00 Etobico 10:00 â€" 11 :00 Wool wich 1115 â€" 12 15 West Ferris 12:16 â€" 1:15 Etobico 1:30 â€" 2:30 Gloucester 2:30 â€" 3:30 Ajax 345 â€" 4045 Woolwich 9 10 â€" 10:06 10â€" 05 â€" 11:00 SATURDAY 6045 â€" 745 745 â€" 845 900 â€" 10â€"00 10:00 â€" 11 :00 1115 â€" 12 15 1000 1115 12 15 SUNDAY, February 1, 1981 7â€"00 â€" 8:00 Ist Place Black B:15 â€" 9:15 ist Place Black 9 :30 â€" 10:30 1st Place Black 10:45 â€" 1145 Ist Place Black 1230 â€" 1:30 1â€"45 â€" 2 45 FRIDAY, January 30, 1981 7.00 â€" 755 Waterioo 7:55 â€" 850 Pickering 9: 10 â€" 10 06 Capreol 10â€" 05 â€" 11 00 Etobico SATURDAY, January 31, 19 11 00 â€" 12 00 Waterioo 12 00 â€" 1:00 Kitchener 11â€" 2:19 Kitchener :15 â€" %:415 Pickering 3 30 â€" 4:30 Cambridge 755 â€" 850 9: 10 â€" 10 0 10â€" 05 â€" 11 00 SATURDAY 11 00 â€" 12 00 12 00 â€" 1:00 V‘15 â€" 2:19 $.15â€" %19 445 415 â€" 515 4045 5:45 Winterfest Ringette Sudbury Etobico CLOSING CEREMONIES PETITE CHAMPIONSHIP TWEEN CHAMPIONSHIP JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP BELLE CHAMPIONSHIP ALBERT McCORMICK WATERLOO ARENA 1981 games, and the straâ€" tegies in play With 30 teams enâ€" tered, the Waterloo hosts are once again hoping to provide a meaningful social exâ€" perience for _ each player. There will be 144 girls billeted on the weeâ€" kend The tournament is an important event for the Waterioo Lionette Belle team. The defending Canadian â€" champions have gone undefeated in the Central Ontario Rinâ€" gette League this season and are well on their way to a play off berth in the Provincials being held in Kitchener this March The Winterfest Tourâ€" nament will allow the v$ vs vs y$ vs v$ v$ vs vs v$ v$ vS vs vs Etobico Ajax Capreol Wool wich Cambridge Gloucester Ajax Sudbury Waterloo Sudbury Waterloo Waterloo Gloucester Waterloo Capreo! Kitchener. 2nd Place Gold 2nd Place Gold 2nd Place Gold 2nd Place Gold Cambridge Gloucester Sudbury Sudbury West Ferris Oshawa Capreo! Cambridge West Ferris Tween T ween Belle Petite Junior Belle Petite Junior Junior Petite Belle Junior Junior Petite Tween Junior Belle Tween Tween Jumior Jumior Petite Junior Junior Jumior Belle Lionettes to meet the top teams from throughâ€" out the rest of Ontario ‘"It is important to play teams l'&e Sudbury and Gloucester to underâ€" stand their systems â€" their strengths and weaknesses â€" before meeting them in the proâ€" vincials,"" Ron Derâ€" becker, the team‘s coach, said According to Derâ€" becker‘s assessment, the teams to offer the stiffest competition are the Gloucester, Sudbury and Etobico belles. who Waterloo seldom meets All three of these teams will be present at the Winterfest, tourâ€" nament, the last major tournament in this area before the provincial SUNDAY, February 1, 1981 700 â€" 8:00 Ist Place Gold 8 15â€" §15 1st Place Gold 9 30 â€" 10 30 1st Place Gold 10 45 â€" 11 45 1st Place Gold 10â€"00 :15 12 15 4 30 â€" 5:30 Woolwich 5 45 â€" 645 Cambridge BORED WITH HOUSEWORK JUST LOOKING FOR A\â€" FUN, EASY WAY TO EXERCISE? 3 45 LADIES SLIM & TRIM Wed., & Fri. mornings 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. with babysitter 50c per child ROLLER SKATE Mon. 8:00 â€" 11:00 p.m. â€" 21 & over ‘ $un. 9:00 pm. â€" 11:30 p.m. â€" 18 yrs. & over | Thurs. 8:00 p.m. â€" 11:00 p.m. â€" 25 yrs. & over 341 MARSLAND DRIVE â€" WATERLOO PNONE 886â€"7777 115 4045 ADVLT EVENING SKATE Oshawa Cambridge Cambridge Gloucester Waterioo Kitchener Etobico Gloucester Cambridge Capreo! Exhibition Loser Gold MOSES SPRINGER The Lionettes will play their first game at 1000 p.m. Friday at Waâ€" terloo Arena ‘"After last year‘s sucâ€" cess, we have become a competitive team and we play to win,"" he went on to say playoffs ‘‘With nine players back from last year, and one girl returning from a season off to compete on the speed skating cirâ€" culit, we are a stronger team on paper than last year, in terms of our skill level," Derbecker stated. ‘"But the game is still won or lost during that hour on the ice and you have to know how to use your strengths against each indjvidual team to win on the ice. _ vs vS vs vs vS vs v$ vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs Â¥$ vS 2nd Place Black Petite 2nd Place Black Tween 2nd Place Black Junior 2nd Place Black Belle Cambridge Gloucester Etobico Cambridge Etobico Gloucester Woolwich Pickering Capreol Kitchener Gloucester West Ferris Kitchener Oshawa Kitchener Loser Black Belle Belle T ween Junior Belle Petite Junior Belle Petite Belle Belle Tween Belle Petite Ontario Senior Citizens now have theirown ouide to services and programs. Ontario‘s Senior Citizens have contributed a great deal to our province, and to help ensure that they can enjoy healthier and more active lives, the Ontario Government has published a new booklet called "Guide for Senior Citizens". This handy reference guide describes the wide range of services and programs available for senuors in Ontario. The Guide includes information on health care programs, housing assistance, tax grants, community clubs and centres, and many other subjects of interest to seniors in Ontario. By the end of February, all Ontario Senior Citizens who receive the Old Age pension will receive a copy of the Guide in the mail. Others who would like a copy can write to: Ontario Government Publications Centre, 5th Floor, 880 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario M7A IN8 WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1981 â€" PAGE 21 GUIDE FOR SENIOR CITIZENS SERVICES AND PROGRAmMsS IN ONTARIO - Ontario Margaret Birch, Provincial Secretary for Social Development William Davis, Premier