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Goderich club
The Goderich Figure Skating Club competed at the annual
Inter -Club competition in Mitchell on Mar. 6th with three of
the Club's skaters coming away with bronze medals. The
Club members are left to right, first row: Carol Dechert,
third in junior ladies' free style; Aveleigh Cook, Melaine
Jeffrey, and Tracy MacEwan; Second row: Brenda Love,
Wingham captures team fiure skateng•
George Kerr and Debbie Horton, third in novice dance, and
George third in junior men's free style; Patti Rean Lisa
Tayler and Connie deHaas; Third row: Anne Allan, Darlene
Moore, Debbie Jeffrey, Michelle Campbell, Michele Harris
and Karen Dechert. (News -Record photo)
The Goderich Figure
Skating Club held its monthly
meeting on Tuesday March
8th at the home of the
president Mrs. Ellen Jeffrey.
The minutes of the last
meeting were read by the
secretary Nancy Flynn and
Chess honors down
to wire
With only one week left in points. Sam Hassan won all
the regular season battles for three of his games to move up
positions have intensified. In to Level and is now
Level 1, Charlie MacDonald threatening to take over third
gained two more wins to place from Doug Brindley
move back into the lead and who presently holds a slim
remains undefeated. Charlie .00' margin.
replaces Dave Weary who '
slipped into the honorary
.division being one game short
of qualifying as a regular.
However Dave will be out
next week and will , un-
doubtedly regain second spot.
Presentlyin second position
is Dennis Little who won
three of four games but is
being hotly pursued by `Jim
Kingsley and Louis
Stadelmann. Jim won three
games' to sneak by Louis by
two hundredths of a percent.
As it stands now either
Dennis Little,Jim Kingsley or
Louis Stadelmann will be
crowded out of the top level
when Dave Weary moves up.
One loss will make the dif-
In Level :1, Charles Cook
and Kirk Lyndon are only .008
points apart in a race for
second place. In Level 4 play
Mark Jones has moved within
i points of taking third spot
from Ron Vanderlinde. ,
Another thing that comes to
mind this time of year is the
most improved player award.
This is decided by calculating
which player raised his
percentage by the most
points. We find that there is a
very close three way race for
this award. The players who
have improved' their per-
centages over last year are:
Terence. for. any one of these Dennis' Little 115, . Louis
players. Stadelmann. 113, Brian Miller
09. Bob Dick 82, Jim
Brian Miller and Bob Dick Kingsley 69, Charlie
are engaged in a battle for MacDonald 57, Sam Hassan
first place in the second Level 4 . and Jim Gower by 24
being separated by only 20 points.
LEVEL1
Chas. MacDonald
Dennis Little
.I.im Kingsley
Louis Stadelmann
Brian Miller
Bob Dick
Doug Brindley
Sam Hassan
Don Bogie
Charles Cook
Kirk Lyndon
Bob Fitzjames
Jim Gower
Larry Gower
Barry Page
Ron Vanderlinde
Mark Jones
Monica Page
Dave Weary
John Kloeze
Nick Gantner
Darrell Kloeze
Pete Herlufsen
LEVEL 2
LEVEL 3
LEVEL 4
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HONORARY MEMBERS
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23 0.0 1.000
20 6 0 .769
33 11 1 .7444
31 10 2 .7442
23 9 1 .712
16 6 4 .692
19 13 1 .591
15 10 3 .589
20 18 4 .524
19 20 2 .488
11 12 2 .480
9 13'3 .420
'k 11 19 I .371
9 20 1
8 26 1
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7 5 0 .583
10 12 1 .457
2 10 0 .182
2 11 0 .154
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With only two week
remaining in the Foresters
B.Awling season, the I,lattle i
on, There are only 14 point
separating the top and bottom
teams so just about anythin
is possible.
The "Lambchops" cap
tained by Glen Lamb are ou
front with 32 points after
taking four points in a close
battle with Bill Brindley's
"Simple Six " Thest two
teams each won one same
and tied the third one but the
Lambchops took one extra
point for having high total
pins.
Ben Straughan's
"Executive Sweets", wife
Helen. Tom and Nancy Willis
and Lyall and Karin
Mabon are in second place
with 30 points. Karin had a
high single of 338 for the
evening. The "Sweets"
teamed up against the
"Lightnings", Ted and Sylvia
Johnston, Bill and Phyllis
Bogie and spares Charlie and
Bev Orr. The contest between
these two teams was so close,
not counting the handicap,
there was only 27 pins
separating the win for the
Sweets of five points.
Tied for third with the
Simple Six is Jack Thom's
"County Bumpkins". Leona
Thom helped her team by
bowling high triple of 624.
Misses".
Wayne Goode and team
s members wife Wendy, Eric
s and Betty Miller and Harry
and Marg Swan are standing
g fifth with 24 points.
Next to the "Next Weeks"
t are "The OH, OH's" in
sixth place with 23 points.
Above average bowling by
Grant and Sandra Curran,
Ken and Ruth Oke:, and
Hermie and Aisla Fisher
gave them title to all seven
- points in the contest against -
the "Next Weeks". Hermie
had the high single for the
gents with a 288;
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Teammate Ross Hillier had a
riple of 683, and consistent
owling from Frankie Hillier
nd Bob and Glenda Cornish
ade possible a cleansweep
f seven points against
ayne Swan's "Hits &
the treasurer's report was Eighteen clubs competed in t
given by Charles Boddy. the inter -club . competition b
The annual meeting is and Wingham captured the a
scheduled for Tuesday, April team trophy and were m
12, watch the paper for fur- followed by Stratford and o
ther information on this Clinton. W
meeting, A nominating
committee was appointed to Cot
bring a new slate of officers to
be elected at this
meeting.
eting. s own two
Saturday was the last day
for regular sessions. Spring games to
School begins April 9th and one
anyone interested can contact
Mrs. - Betty Harris for
registration forms for either In O.H.A. Central Jr. "C" early in the first period, were
Sinter Break School .or hockey action this past week nipped 3-1 by the New t
George Robinson's "Happ
Gang" were more thanhapp
when they won five point
against the "GSW Ltd".
Great bowling by George and
Flo Robinson, Lewis and
Norman Yundt and Koop.and
Lynn de Groot who all -con
trlbuted to their win to keep
them in contention.
The `G.S.W: Ltd" team
consists of the Gilberts, Jack
and Olive, the Websters, Glen
Vi Fuller in the high average
category with 193.
During the past several
years the Foresters League
average has begin steadily
rising with notably high
games becoming in-
creasingly regular. Worthy
mentions this week include
Sandra Curran 211; Aisla
Fisher 22I Leona Thom 207:
Frankie Hillier 229: Wendy
Good 19".,', 192: Shirley Lamb
04: 'Sylvia Johnston• 201:
Marie Webster 230:. Mavis
Fisher 217, 255; and Mary
Bissett 2 1 I .
' Among the men notable
games were Jon Ginn 255;
Jerry Wiebe 215: Ted
Johnston • 238: Charles Orr
s • 4: Tom Willes 215; Lyall
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Mabon , 259 t- Ds4
Eric Miller;,
.30, Doug;
r
HermSwanie Fishe
George Robinso;'
Jack Gilbert
Webster 221, 241
Swan 248.
Considering
the averages it'.
League are bet
160. nuinerds;
are worthy of mt'
permitting only;;
broached: the 2
After next week
a one-night pia"
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The high average standing
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Sunday night March 13,
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hold on stillrplace,has a strangle. LEISURE EISURE
Chohold on first and with
only one week left in the
regular season will be tough
to dislodge. Only one team the
"Ecutive . Sweets" cap-
tained by Ben Straughan is
able. statistically to upset the
"hops.
Glen Lamb at present has
he leagues high average 210
and took high single 262 and
high triple ' 24 for the
evening.
With only one week to go
Eric Miller holds the year
high single 336 and high triple
777. Karin Mabon looks good
to take ladies high single for
the year 3-38. High triple
ladies is currently held by
Sandra Curran 692. 'Mary
Bissett holds a slim lead over
held at Vanastra.
(playoffs semi-final), the Hamburg Hahns.
visiting team has been the On. Sunday night
victor every time, as neither Hamburg, the Mustangs
Seventeen members of the Clinton nor New Hamburg outmuscled and outscored the
Goderich Figure Skating Club has been able to win a game Hahns by a score of 11-8.
competed at the Annual Inter- on home ice.
Club Competition held in . The closest either team has On Tuesday night, it was a
Mitchell on Sunday March 6. come to winning on home ice different story as the
Results areas follows: was last Tuesday when Mustangs were only one
Clinton failed to hang on to a minute away from. victory
George Kerr and Debbie slim one goal lead and and ended up losing in
Horton finished third in the allowed New Hamburg to tie overtime by a score of 4-2.
novice dance and Lisa Taylor the game and win in overtime This series is far from over
and Patti Rean finished 12. 4--. yet, as the Mustangs have yet
`Melanie Jeffrey and Aveleigh Last Friday night, under to lose on New Hamburg ice
Cook took fifth in flight. assistant coach Dan this year. The Mustangs can
Anne Allan and Darlene Colquhoun (former Mustang win this game Saturday night
Moore finished tenth in the policeman) Mustangs came in New Hamburg at 8 p.m.
junior dance and .Karen'andup with a lack lustre game with a lot of support from the
Carol Dechert were Chir -and after opening the scoring Clintbn and area fans.
teenth. Brenda Love and
Michele Harris finished sixth
overall.
Michelle Campbell and
Debbie Jeffrey finished 10 in
the senior dance while Tracy
MacEwan and Cheryl
Gaverluk and Connie de Haas
and April Moore were 14th
and 15th respectively. Carol
Deckert took a third in the
junior ladies free style and
Anne Allan was tenth while
Karen Deckert took a fourth
in flight.
George Kerr captured third
place in the junior mens free
style while George Dierolf
took a fourth in the senior
mens category. Debbie
Jeffrey also chipped in with a
fourth in the senior ladies free
style.
Tracy MacEwan was the
top Goderich skater in the
intermediate ladies free style
with a tenthplace finish.
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