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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-03-26, Page 33GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1986—PAGE 3113 S orts All Next Winter for only 1111111111111111, 111.111111 _:_! ht1c tats 11 These Goderich ffigure skaters competed at the 18th atmual Interclub Figure Skill lug Group Competition held in Mitchell, March 2. Eight Goderieh skaters competed in the event which saw 13 area clubs participate. From the left are Susan gook, Jennifer Huyck, Emma iIuH- ingworth, Sonya McCallum and Tammy Marshall. t photo by Sharl,nzl)iet r t Goderich figure skaters .win medals at interclub competition TALISMAN_ M Q U N T A I N. RESORT . •. Three Goderich figure skaters won medals at the 18th annual Interclub Figure Skating Group Competition held in Mit- chell on March 2. Susan Cook won a gold in the in- termediate interpretive solo and a silver in the senior prepared solo. Jennifer Huyck won a bronze in the senior prepared solo and Paula Glew won a silver in the novice ladies intetapretive. Jennifer and Susan also won the bronze medal in the senior dance competition. Emma Hollingworth placed first in her flight and sixth overall in the junior ladies prepared solo and fifth in her flight in the junior ladies interpretive. Sonya McCallum placed eighth in her flight in the junior interpretive. Tatn►ny Marshall placed third in her flight and Kimberley, Ontario NOC 1G0 .ACT NOW AND SKI THE BEST NEXT WINTER! — 18 runs, 600' vertical OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 31, 1986 call now (519) 599-2520 Lout uverail to uie • novice tamles nlLet'- pretive. Sonya and Tanuny placed fourth in the finals of the junior dance similar pairs event. Paula Glew and Jillian O'Neill placed seventh in the novice dance similar pairs event and Melissa Hruden placed second in her flight and sixth overall in the novice ladies interpretive. Susan Cook, Etnina Hollingworth, Tani - my Marshall and Paula Glew also com- peted in the annual Sarnia invitational competition. Susap placed third in her 'flight and fifth overall in the junior ladies event and sixth in the ladies interpretive event. Emma placed sixth in her flight in the juvenile ladies event and Tanury plac- ed third in her flight in the preliminary ladies event. Paula Glew placed fifth in her flight in the preliminary ladies event . Maitla!ld Valley Anglers active in stocking rivers. BY GERRARD SARTORI The start of the fishing season is once again spurring the adrenalin in the hearts of local fisherman. .. The long-awaited ice break-up can be seen on the Maitland River and soon the water will subside to a level where en- thusiasts will break out carefully stored gear and headfor the open Waters. It's this time of year when Goderich residents most appreciate the natural resource that the town is blessed with. The lake, the river and the small streams and ponds that are productively fished each year to provide leisure and sport for the nylon harvestor. We are undoubtedly envied by some of our neighbouring communities for having such a valuable leisure resource on our • doorstep. Although everyone is not a fisherperson, more and more people every year are tak- ing to this ever growing sport. - It's a relatively inexpensive activity to become involved in and the tangible rewards may be viewed in ones' frying pan after a suc- cessful outing. I am writing on behalf of the local fishing club The Maitland Valley Anglers. The club is open to anyone who cares to, .join with others to promote the enhancement of our local waterways for fishing and recreation. We have a wonderful resource at hand and there are some of us who think we ct become one of the most productive fishing areas in Ontario. Our efforts in the past four years, are starting to show visible results in creel census taken at the Maitland. This year we are going to push harder than ever in Rainbow trout stocking. Last year we raised over 60,000 fish from eggs fertilized, incubated and hatched and introduced in the Maitland and this year we are estimating stocking at 140,000: Our short term stocking will aLso realize 10,000 yearling .Rainbows stocked in the river with our club footing the $4,000, bill. If, you find one of the 4-6 inch Rainbow on your hook this spring please release it unharmed so it may return a couple years from now ready for a riverside fish -fry. Please join us in our efforts to return Maitland River trout stocks to the abun- dance they were found when the first local settlers sat on the banks sporting bamboo poles: Our third annual fishing derby will be held April 26' & 27. Anyone wishing to join may write to Maitland Valley Anglers P.O. box '411, Goderich N7A-4C7 $20 family, $15 single, $3 for children. Don't Miss The 1986 INDOOR/OUTDOOR FISHING SHOW to be held Easter Weekend March '28, 29 from 8 - 9 pm Come and "catch" the newest in all fishing gear including demonstrations and videos in the use of graphs and downrigging equipment. Chess Club quarter final play claims victims in first round BY BARRY PAGE The first session of the chess cl'ub's 1986 play-off games started in earnest and the .. quarter finals claimed its first victim. In the best -of -three games, Bob Dick over- came Doug $rindley and advanced into the semi-finals to play against Eric . Hallam. Eric had earned his spot in Level .1 by beating John Crawford. However, John made it to the semi-finals of Level 2 and plays the winner of the round between Rob Nau and Mike Cox. Mike has won the first game. At the top of Level 1, Dennis Little beat Mark Maurer in the first of their three . games. Mark Dunsbier and Walter Gott- schalk played to a draw. There was some inactivity in Level 2 as Barry Page sat out • on a bye and neither Don Willson nor Richard Bennett attended to play Current play-off standings of the Goderich Chess club are as follows: - LEVEL I - QUARTER FINALS - A Dennis Little versus Mark Maurer 1. Dennis Lit- tle, Winner plays C winner. B Bob Dick versus Doug Brindley, 1. Bob Dick, 2. Bob Dick, Winner IBob .Dick 1 plays D winner ( Eric Hallam ). C Mark Dunsbier versus Walter Gottschalk 1. Draw. D Eric Hallam versus John Crawford 1. Eric Hallam, 2. Eric Hallam. LEVEL 2 - QUARTER FINALS A John Crawford versus Eric Hallam, 1. Eric Hallam, 2'. Eric Hallam, Winner ( Eric Hallam) goes to Level 1, Loser I John Crawford) plays C winner. B Barry Page, Bye. C Robert Nau versus Mike Cox, 1. Mike Cox. 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