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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-10-20, Page 11ports a e tr Five players still undefeated BY JIM KINGSLEY In the second week of the young season, we had three more of last .year's members sign up for the year. We welcome back Dave Weary, Dennis Little and Don Bogie. Dave and Dennis are strong the C ems rthf iing tntoi r chesE s a ly r. rts 395 ales TI 3,?5 3.50 id e io: vet! • mbers of the GDCI Vikings senior volleyball team attempted to block a spike in he games of the annual senior boys volleyball tournament held at the school last staff photo) creation grams begin 1 schedule derich Recreation mrnunity Centre leased the fall and hedule of recreation s that offers a of activities from e m.id-section trim y enjoying a quiet instruction began k and 13 people for the 10 week ctory course n is held at Victoria hool ever Mdnday day evenings. lark.vvill offer basic both the beginner advanced •stUdent rsday night at St. hool beginning at 's School will also hle each Tuesday Games Night and mis designed for ational play. and senior gym- PoPular children's will begin this t St, Mary's School Instructors Roger Bois and Cathy Cook will offer junior instructions up to 12 'years of age and senior instruction to those age 13 and over. Gymnastics will run for 10 weeks, Evelyn Hardy of Goderich is offering a six week weaving instruction program at her home at 269 Warren Street that will begin Wednesday October 26. She will offer basic course in weaving and tapestry and all supplies will he included in the registration fee. A girl's volleyball in- struction program will begin Tuesday October 25 at Robertson School and run for nine weeks. Louise Rowe, 1)el Geddes, Ruth Oke and Del Mitchelmore will offer in- struction for girls age 12 to 15 and a second category for those 16 years of age and over. Public skating began at the Goderich Memorial Arena last week and will he held each Sunday from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. CLUB IBERSHIP os ............... '125." ...... .........162.50'7750 .................. ............... '21." further Information contact... /nro at 482-7807 top level players while Don Bogie has given us some good competition for a number of years. Dave got off to an excellent start winning both of his games. Don Bogie also got off to a good start with two wins in three games. Five members have managed to stay undefeated through the first two weeks. Kirk Lyndon, Charlie MacDonald, Dave Weary, Jim Kingsley and Sam Hassan hold down the top five spots with no losses. Young Larry Gower is off and running with his best start yet holding down a .700 win -loss record. Larry is in the lead for the most improved player as he is .367 higher than this time last year. We are still looking for and need more members. If you enjoy a good game of chess come on out and give us a try. For more information on the club call Jim Kingsley at 524- 9019. • Incidentally, Sam Hassan and Charlie MacDonald are battling it out in a very tough even game now two hours old. Sam is seeing to it that if Charlie wants to have another undefeated season he is going to have to work hard to get it. The standings as of Oct. 12,, are as follows: LEVEL I WL K. Lyndon 4 0 C. MacDonald 4 0 D. Weary 2 0 'J. Kingsley 3 0 LEVEL 2 S. Hassan 2 0 L. Gower 3 1 D. Bogie 2 1 S. Harding 1 1 LEVEL 3 B. Miller 1 1 B. Dick 1 1 B. Page 3 4 R. Vanderlinde 0 1 LEVEL 4 C. Cook 0 1 T. Reid I 4 B. Fitzjames 0 3 S. Hammill 0 4 J. Warren 0 4 D 0 0 0 1 0 0 Pct: 1.000 1.000 1.000 .875 .833 .700 .667 .500 0 500 0 .500 0 .429 2 .333 0 0 0 0 .250 .200 .000 .000 .000 HONORARY MEMBERS D. Little 0 1 0 .000 MOST IMPROVED PLAYERS INCREASE L. Gower .367 S. Hassan .333 D. Bogie .094 R. Vanderlinde .047 Colts may be revived The Clinton Colts, the Intermediate "C" Hockey Club which was supposed to have died earlier this fall, may be revived and play this season after all. The Colts, a long standing tradition in Clinton, may be brought back to life by Harvey Carter, and father-in- law Hugh Hodges, if enough players and enough en- thusiasm is shown at a practise set for ,last njghL (Wednesday). at the Variastra arena. Carter said that, instead of playing in the Ontario Hockey Association (OHA) they would enter the Southern loop of the Western Ontario Athletic Association (WOAA) Intermediate "C" league. They would probably play: 111111111111r teams from Mitchell, Palmerston, Monkton, Belmore, Ripley, Howick, and Kincardine. Carter admitted it was a late start for the team, with players already drifted off to Goderich and Wingham Intermediate clubs, and the Stratford Perths of the Senior Intercontinental League, but he hoped he could' fm-rn the nucleus of Clinton Club anyway. • He- and Hodges have had_ promiSCS "of help, from Paul Anstett, John Leppington, and Stretch Reinhart, and are trying to get George Divok as a coach. Any interested personnel or players are asked to call Harvey at 482-9363 or Hugh at 482-7963. 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