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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-12-22, Page 13les Bol I tell the 1 !,•ryue AnC by ,..'e5rl. 1st artspage acDonald leads hess standings By JIM KINGSLEY Both Chas. wMa MacDonald an ave Weary games st week leaving the two ayers still just one game part. Bob Dick picked up o victories to takeover urth spot and move ex- emely close to Louis adelmann for third place. ouis has :842 while Bob now as a .833 win -loss per- ntage. In the second level red-hot rian Miller picked up four ins to leap into second place neatening Kirk Lyndon for st place. Dennis Little won sonly game of the evening raise his percentage by 22 nts. [n Level 3, Steve Hammill on two games to move into ird place. This sets up an interesting battle for first place' in Level 3 with Barry Page, Don Bogie, Steve Hammill and Chas. Cook all in the running. Dqug Brindley took over the lead in Level 4 by holding Jim Kingsley off to a draw. Doug played flawlessly and showed that he is ready to break out of his slump and is going to be a player to watch out for. Look for Doug to move up in the standings, If you are interested in chess and would like`. to join the Goderich Township Chess Club call Jim Kingsley at 524- 9019 for details. We at this time would like to take this opportunity to wish each and everyone of you a very Merry Christmas. The standings as of Dec. 14 are as follows: W L D Pct. LEVEL1 Chas. MacDonald , .16 Dave Weary- . "15 Louis Stadelmann ..1__ BobDick . 1 lira Kingsley 15 LEVEL2 Kirk Lyndon 9 Brian Miller 11 Sam Hassan .. 6 Dennis Little Steve Harding ........10 5 LEVEL 3 Barry Page 7 10 0 .412 Don Bogie . ........ 10 16 0 .385 SleveHammill 8 14 0 .364 Chas. Cook 4 9 3 .344 immy Reid 4 10 0 .286 0 0 L000 1 0 .938 3 0 .842 2 0 .833 3 3 .786 3 1 4 1 2 3 5 2 5 1 .731 ,719 .682 .647 .500 LEVEL 4 Uoug Brindley 2 7' BobFitzjames 4 12 RonVanderlinde 3 11 LarryGower . , 3 13 PhilAbbott 0 13 ohn Kloeze m Gower inHassan Page bDick uisS,tade1mann ave Weary onVanderlinde imKingsley 2 .273 0 .250 2 .250 2 .222. 0 .000 HONORARY MEMBERS 2 5 0 .286 1 8 0 .111 MOST IMPROVED PLAYERS INCREASE Vikings win air in exhibition .224 .139 .125 .071 .051 .050 .036 by TD GDCI junior Vikings both games in their ibition tour in Owen Sound fay, defeating sthill54 nd OSCVI 52-2 Leve Gallow and Jim ellohad eight points each the Westhill game. These along with Ted Doherty 0 Wedlock and Dan man broke open what d as a close game and the tide in the Vikings r. The Vikings played what Coach Lynn Meyers rated as their best game of the season against OSCVI, coming up with a real team effort for the victory. Dan Maillet and Jim Costello scored 10 points a piece for the Vikings. Steve Gallow contributed eight points while Joe Moore, Doug Cruickshank and Mike Wedlock threw in six points each for the Vikings. 'all Sind out the carols! Delight in merry ' Christmas tunes... Tots of lighthearted fun. For valued patronage, thanks to everyone. TED WILLIAMS 1A FAMILY igs Mftnutsctur•es Life Insurance Alprtl i •GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1977 --,,PAGE 13.2 Goderich Sailor Ken Meriam skates after the loose puck in wingham netminder made the initial save on the play but the Wingham crease to try to slide it into the net for an easy lost sight of the rebound. Merlam scored one goal and had goal in Intermediate C action Friday night in Goderich. The three assists to help the Sailors to a 10 2 win. (staff -photo) Novice Electrics lose two contests The Goderich Graham Electric played two games in the lost two weeks and had to cancel two games because of had weather. On Sunday, Decemher 4 the Listowel Cyclones Came to town and handed the 1' lcc- trics a wholloping 8-3 defeat. Scott Darrow scored all Goderich goals, On Sunday December 11 the Hasu..irr leans name into l Wn and the game•was well played with the Electrics gyring strong. Within reach of a tie the Electrics got a had break on a rebound and Hanover scored, finishing the g:lmcs 5-3 in their favour, On Duplicate Bridge scores There were seven tables in play at the Decemher 20 meeting of the Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club. Winners in the North-South division were Ted Plante and Frank Donnelly with 691„1 points follow rd by Mary Donnelly and Eleanor F:r;skinc• with 67 prints. ;lean Pa pernick and Dawna Sproule grabbed third with 591,2 points and fourth went to Fr'e'd. Egener and MacEwen Egener ,.with 591 , points. Harbor Report BY RON GRAHAM December 5 the Kingdoc cleared harbor with grain for Clyde1. Decemher 6 -the E.B. Barber arrived light from Detroit for salt. Decemher 6 the E.B. Barber cleared harbor with salt for St. Joseph, Michigan. Decemher 12 the Algorail arrived light from Detroit for salt. • Decemher 13 the Algorail cleared harbor with salt for Prescott. Decemher 16 the Outardc arrived I11 111 Sal'rilo 1, ith wheat. December 16 the Sir Dennis Lowson arrived light from Cleveland for salt. I)ecerllher 17 the Bancer a.a•rivtid light Somhra for salt. December 17 the Sir Dennis Lowson cleared •harbor with salt for Thunder Boy. December 17 the E.B. Barber cleared harbor vtiith salt for Green Bay. Wisconsin. I)er.emhcr 18 the Outardc cleared harbor light for Thunder Bay. E.B from Io the East-West division first spot went to Barry 1)eathe and Aelian Weerasooriya with 85 points. r Second spot went to Joanne I)uckwot-th and Lee Ryan Oh 791 , third was Arlene Gibbons and Theresa Donatis +ith 771.2and fourth went to Joan Cook and Verna Worthy aili 661,:, points On December 13 there were 10 tablas in play and winners were Louise He therington and ,John Woods with 111',2 point', in North-South play. Second cent to'7can Cook and Ray Fisher with 109, third was Bob I)t•mpsey and Cathy McDonald with 94t.Y, .and four. went to Ted Plante and Verna Worthy with 861 . East-West winners were Joanne Duckworth and Jo Shricr with 123 points. Second place went to Joe Martin and 13111 Duncan with 1161,'2', third went to Betty F:tue and Burns Ross with 107 points and fourth vent to Martina Schneikc'r and Eleanor Erskine with 1061: ; pc,>ints. Open Tuesday, Decernber27 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Special Discounts Throughout The Store! 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