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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-01-30, Page 17Il' ?h' � r TF�T �xJ17FM1An ADV CED CIIi EN BEGIN Mond* & IVedne8l 6:30pmt. to 7:30 LADIES Tired of Aerobics GET MORE OUT OF YOUR WORKOUT TIME REGISTRATION MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1985 at 6:00 p.m. Goderich Township Nall (.IIOLMESVILLE) For Information CaII 482-3634 CgGE4EgT E T ! Z a DEFEN2! TI�.�INAI<G FOR MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN 1 When things are going bad there seems to be no end to the trouble. While more than 50 snowmobilers had little trouble with their machines during the Benmiller Foresters' Annual Snowmobile Marathon Sunday, this participant had to do some maintenance work before his machine was ready for the trail ,. More than $5,,000 was raised in the one -day event, half of which will to cancer research. ( photo by Dave Sykes) Line-up shake-up helps teams get wins BY DRB After the three Teacher team losses of the previous week, two of theteams decided to shift the lineup a bit, to see if they could come up with a better combination. For both GDCI teams, the re -alignment worked, as they won their games last week, to maintain their first -place tie with Garb and Gear. Bill Garrow took over as skip for the Teacher No. 2 team, and they defeated Jeff Harrison's Super Shell team in a close 6 to 5 contest. George Sutton, who had been playing Vice on the Teacher No. 1 team, moved up to skip and the cornbLnation allowed them to take an easy 10 - 3 win over Charlie Crawford's Silver Brooms. :However, _ FIOyd Harman didn't think a change was necessary. His strategy, much like the present Maple Leafs, didn't work, and he went down to his second defeat in a row. An 11-1 drubbing by the Maitland Lady Sports. Jim Bell's Garb and -Gear team were having a tough time with- Mark Fisher's Sifto Salt team, and they were tied 3 - 3 after six ends. However Jim and his team of Shopper's Square businessmen scored a big. six -ender in the seventh to come away with a 10 - 3 win, and a share of first place in the Industrial Curling League. The Health Unit team, with Jack MacKinnon healthy once again had little difficulty in defeating Betty. Moore and her Lady Foresters 8 - 4. Cam Bogie's Men's Forester's team didn't have it quite so easy this week as they cattle ' Chess players battle. storm to' set up boards BY BARRY PAGE Ten stalwart players braved the winter weather and set up their chess boards for another interesting "battle of wits". The most protracted game was 'between Bob Dick and Walter Gottschalk. After what seemed to be a marathon number of -moves, Walter finally got the upper hold to secure the victory. George Barwick overthrew Doug Brindley in a similar fashion, this time following a lengthy end game which saw the full force of castles in action. Once again Dennis Luiting played the greatest number of games, winning two out of five. Barry Page found himself on a roll, but ground to a halt on the third game and had to seal his move. Mark Maurer had a good evening with two wins and gamed ground in the Honorary Members level. Robert Nau completed his fifty-third game of the season. His closest rival for the most number of games played is John Crawford's 39. Call Doug Brindley at 524-8674 if you would like to know more about the Chess Club. Current standings of the Goderich Chess Club are as follows: - LEVEL 1. W .. L.. D.. Ptg Ben Stadglmann 18 2 0 .900 Walter Gottschalk 17 2 0 .894 18 4 0 .818 12 4 0 .750 Bob Dick Brian Phillips LEVEL2 Doug Brindley 23 8 0 .741 Louis Stadelmann. __ _.. ` .:. _ . 13_. 5 _0 ..:.722 - Enc Hallam 12 8. -0 .600 Brian Brindley 10 6 0 .625 LEVEL3 Owen Moriarty 15 11 0 .577 Gerry Ross 10 10 1 :500 Barry Page 12 15 0 .444 Dennis Luiting 13 18 2 .424 Robert Nau 21 32 0 .396 LEVEL4 John Crawford 14 25 1 .362 Dennis Fox 4 9 1 .300 Mike Cox 5 14 1 .275 Pierre Chagnon 2 11 0 .154 Dave Brown 1 32 1 .044 HONORARY MEMBERS Mark Maurer. 9 2 0 .818 George Barwick 4 5 0 .444 Richard Bennett 2 7 0 .222 MOST IMPROVED PLAYER INCREASE Brian Brindley .257 Robert Nau .243 Eric Hallam , .121 Standard Trust It's easy to open a new RRSP or transfer your existing one to Standard Trust. In fact, we can do it all for you. --And no ma eff-r w}iit- plan you choose, there are absolutely no fees. 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This keeps the Forester team in the running, only two games out of first place. - Cathy Hamilton looked like she was going to hold her V & G team together as they had the Sifto Salt Maniacs tied at one, after two ends, but things fell apart, and the Miners hammered away like they do at the salt and built up an 11-1 score before it was over. Gerry Riley skipped the Union team on Thursday night, and came up strong against the Doctor's team from the hospital. Local 1863 won that one by a 7 - 4 score. Sports deadline is Modes at 5 p.m. 1tt Don; I RE Impr000+ o-Ordh!iatian DISCIPLINE AND CONFIDENCE TIIROUCII KARATE TRAINING. 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