HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-10-10, Page 24Ladies' division season champions at the Sunset Golf Club proudly display their awards.
Pictured from left are: Marilyn Graham, most improved; Dorothy Bourdeau and Joan Bar-
rie, two ball champs; Mary Lynne Telford, handicap champ; Rosemary Armstrong, club
champ. Absent from photo was Gwen Trebish, mini -bowl champ. (photo by Patrick Raftls )
Top mixed two ball players this season at Sunset Golf Club are, from left: Bob McDougall
and Betty Fuller, runners-up and Pat Dockstader and Tony Bedard, two ball champions.
(photo by Patrick Raftis)
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GODERICH S8GNAI.STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1984—PAGE 3A .
MVCA nroperties open to hunting
Deer season is last approaching in area
Deer season is fast approaching as an-
nounced by the Ministry of Natural
Resources:
Unit I (Perth County) - Ontario
Residents, archery only ... October 15 to
December 9; Unit 85 (Huron County and
Minto Township in Wellington County) - ar-
chery season ... October 15 to November 4
and November 19 to December 9.
Four day shotgun and muzzle loader
season ... November 5 to November 8. This
is a controlled hunt in which all participants
must have their deer licence validated by a
special tag.
Maitland Valley announces that all pro-
perties posted as public land of M.V.C.A.
Chess Club
ho1dsiirst
meeting
The Goderich Chess Club had their first
meeting for the 1984-85 season, on October
3, with a turnout off 17 players. The club
would like to extend a welcome to new
members and to those who have returned.
Brian Phillips took the lead in level one,
with three wins, followed close by Louis
Stadelmahn, Eric Hallam and Walter
Gottschalk, each with two wins. Robert
Nau and Mark Maurer won two of three
games, while Gerry Ross and John
Crawford recorded one win for the
evening.
Anyone wishing to play chess
Wednesday evening, should phone, 524-
8674.
STANDINGS AS OF OCT. 4: Level 1,
Brian Phillips, three wins, no losses, no
draws, percentage 1.000; Louis
Stadehnann, 2-0-0, 1.000; Eric Hallam, 2-0-
0, 1.000; Walter Gottschalk, 2-0-0, 1.000;
Ben Stedeimann, 1-0-0, 1.000.
Level 2; Robert Nau, 2-1-0, .666; Mark
Maurer, 2-1-0, .666; John Crawford, 1-1-0,
,500; Gerry Ross, 1-3-0, .250; Dennis
Luiting, 0-1-0, .000.
Level 3; Mike Cox, 0-1-0, .000; Don
Bogie, 0-1-0, .000; Dennis Fox, 0-2-0, .000;
Barry Page, 0-2-0, .000; Dan Crawford, 0-3-
0, .000.
are open to hunting with the expressed per-
mission of the Authority. -I,
Agreement forests owned by M.V.C.A.
and managed by the Ministry of Natural
Resources account for 850 acres of the 3,261
acres of public land open tohuntingby the
Maitland Valley Conservation Authority.
Eighty-eight percent of all Authority pro-
perty is open to hunters with the exception
of: NO HUNTING AT ANY TIIVIE AT THE
FALLS RESERVE CONSERVATION
-AREA, - Lot 5, Registered Plan 12, Colborne
Township; and the GALBRAITH CON-
SERVATION AREA, - Part Lot 1, Conces-
sion 9 and 10, Mornington Township; and NO
HUNTING shall be permitted from
February 15 to April 15 at the MAPLE
KEYS SUGAR BUSH, - Lot 30, Concession 4,
Grey Township; and trom September 1 to
October 16, (Saturdays excluded) at
WAWANOSH VALLEY CONSERVATION
AREA, - Part Lot 30, 31, 32, Concession 7,
East Wawanosh Township.
This is the first year Wawanosh Valley
Conservation Area has been closed to
hunters.
During the dates outlined above, the
Maitland Valley Conservation Authority
will be offering its first of a continual con-
servation education program at the Con-
servation Education Center located at
Wawanosh Valley Conservation Area.
For further information, please contact:
Maitland Valley Conservation Authority,
Box 127, Wroxeter, Ontario. NOG 2X0. Phone
No: (519)335-3557.
fhe Goderich Squirt softball team won the Western Ontario Athletic Association (WOAA)
championship this season. The feat is°especially remarkable, as it is the team's first year in
the league. From left: Jason Pearson, coach John Philips and Kevin Moss, display the
WOAA trophy. (photo by Patrick Raftis)
Men's division runners-up at Sunset Golf Club this season are, from left: Tony Bedard, first
flight low net; Brian Reeve, most improved; Don Elliott, third flight low gross, two ball.
Absent for photo are: Leroy Bedour, first;flight low gross, Bill Neal, second flight low gross;
Steve Allen, third flight handicap and John Scott; two ball runner up: ( photo by Patrick Rai-
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Sunset Golf Club ladies' division runners-up in 1984 season play are, from left: front, Shirley
Baechler and Darlene Crawford, two ball; back, Mary Lynne Telford, club runner-up; Joan
Barrie, mini bowl and Marilyn Graham, handicap. (photo by Patrick Raftis)
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