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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1978—PAGE 9
Two champions declared in chess club Playoffs
On the Level 1 finals
remain to be played as Level
2 and 3 playoffs finished last
week.
In the first. Level semi-
finals, Jim Kingsley made a
fatal error very early in the
game. BobDick pounced like
a cat on a mouse to take
advantage and win the series
two games to one with one
draw. Bob now moves on to
the monumental task of
playing Charlie MacDonald
in the finals. A fact that
Charlie will surely keep in
mind is that Bob Dick had a
winning position the last time
he played Charlie. However,
The winners in the junior division of the °Youth Bowling
council included Stephen Love; Shawn Worsell, high single;
Rob Little, high average; ,Doreeta Jackson, high average
and Shelley McLean, high triple. Kim Varty and Mike
Mcisaac, who were absent, won high single and high triple
respectively. The members of the winning team, the Pin
Hogs, included Stephen Love, Valerie Zavltz, Joanne
Harrison, Shawn Worsell, Jim Keller and Lorinda
Tolchard. (photo by Dave Sykes)
The winners in the senior, division of the Youth Bowling
council included Mike Ferguson and Cindy Smith, members
of the winning team, the Six Pack; and Tracy Tucsok, high
triple; Debbie Daer, high single and Lynn Finlayson, high
single, 'Absent for the photo was Larry Daer, high average;
Harold Sartori, high triple, Shelley Culbert, high average
and Gerry Gaynor, a member of the winning team. (photo
by Dave Sykes)
Figure skaters elect new executive.
On April 17, the annual
meeting of the Goderich
Figure Skating Club was held
in the arena with seven hoard
members and fourteen
guests.
The new executive was set
up and anew hoard members
were added. The new
executive includes: past
president, Ellen Jeffrey;
president, Catherine Boddy;
vice-president, Alice Hyuck;
secretary, June Horton and
treasurer, Sharon Jeffrey. 4, .
Board members are Eunice •
Dechert, Sherri Hayter, Betty
Harris, Carol Rean, Mary
Cook, Jackie Harrison, Linda
Hruden, Penny Crawford,
Janice Fisher Shirley
Woodard; telephone, Sue
Traynor and Bursary,
Eleanor Williams.
We received contributions
frorn the Goderich Lions Club
and Local 1863 this year as
reported by Mr. Boddy. -
The committee chairmen
gave their reports as to the
year's activities.
Pictures taken at carnival
time can be seen in the A & P
window. Anyone wishing to
purchase a picture contact
Mrs. Alice Hyuck at 524-4574.
Bridge Club scores
Frank Donnelly and Ted
Plante teamed up to win the
North-South division of •play
with 89 points at the April 25
meeting of the Goderich
Bridge Club. There were
eight tables in play.
Mary" Phillips and Sandy
Turvill were second 'with 83
points and Louise
Hetherington and Jean
Papernick finished third with
81 points.
Jean. Cook and' Verna
Worthy took top honours in
the East-West division with a
point total of 871/2. Joanne
Duckworth and A.
Weerasooriya settled for
second place with 86 points
and Bill Duncan and Don
MacEwan were third with
801/2 points.
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Special thanks goes to two
of our hoard members who
are stepping down. Mrs.
Ellen Jeffrey and Mr. Charles
Boddy for their many years of
service. They will lend us.
their services when needed.
this game was being played
on the last night of the season
and was not completed in
time for the play-offs and
therefore was not counted.
In the second Level finals,
Steve Harding played a very
strong game keeping the
pressure on Darrell Clutton
constantly to win the series
two games to none.
Congratulations are in order
for Steve winning the second
level championship in his
first season with the club.
Darrell can also consider this
season a success by the fact
that he made the second
Leven 'WA. 111 1115 first
year.
Doug Brindley came up
with two consecutive wins to
defeat Jim Gower in the third
level finals 2-0.
Congratulations to Doug
Brindley the new third Level
champion and also to Jim
Gower for having played his
best season yet.
The play-off standings are
as follows:
LEVELI
SEMI-FINALS
BOB DICK (.786) defeated
Athletic field
to be developed
The April meeting of the
Goderich township recreation
council was held at the
council room, Holmesville on
Wednesday, April 19. Doug
Yeo, Hazel McCreath, Art
Bell, Marilyn Forbes, Bev
Orr and Grant Stirling at-
tended.
The -main tt,pic of study' -at --
the meeting was evaluations
of the responses to the
swimming questionnaire
which had been sent by mail
to all township box holders. In
answer, 37 children sent in
notice of their interest in
swimming lessons.
Not all reports on pool
prices, bus prices, etc were
presented at the meeting as
had been expected, so a
.special swim committee was
set-up to arrange a proposed
swimming program with
costs involved, to be
presented for approval to the
May 17 meeting.
It is anticipated that a bus
will be hired to make several
pick-ups throughout the
townsh'.. and take the
childre r swim classes in
August. On the swim com-
mittee are Doug Yeo, Hazel
McCreath and Alice Porter.
It was moved by Art Bell
and seconded by Bev Orr that
the secretary keep an
itemized record of all bills
and receipts on a monthly
basis.
Grant Stirling reported the
tpwnship council has received
word of approval for the
Wintario grant which was
requested for the new
township athletic field
scheduled for development
soon. Volunteers will be
required to help clear and
level the proposed sports
field.
Art Bell was appointed to
arrange for three township
dances at White Carnation
during the year.
Distribution of township
crests is moving ahead
smoothly. Marilyn Forbes
and Grant Stirling appear to
be the top salespeople.
The next meeting is
scheduled for May 17 at 8:30
p.m.
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