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hikers raise $1600 f
Forty-four bikers cQ.m-
pleted a 15 km. trek through
Goderich Sunday and raised
o,er $1,600 in the Goderich
Twenty-three skaters participated in the second roti-a-thon sponsored by
the Goderich Recreation Department to assist in the arena roof fund
deficit. The skaters raised approximately $300 for the fund and all but six
lasted the 12 hours. The skaters were given a five minute rest each hour
and 10 minutes for lunch and supper. (photo by Dave Sykes)
Kim Crothers found that a little bubble gum and a good
book was enought to get her through the 12 hour roll-a-
thon at the Goderich Community Centre, Saturday:`
Heather Campion was intrigued by a Mad Magazine as
she made her rounds (photo by Dave Sykes)
Competition
wanted
The Maple Equestrian Spartans, a Slowpitch
baseball team comprised of meii from age fif-
teen to twenty-two is desperately seeking viable
competition.
The team came together last fall with the
support of Frederick Grafi of the Maple
Equestrian Centre just to have some fun playing
entertaining ball, and ended up being undefeated
in an autumn league. With Spring in the air the
Spartans are raring to go, the only ingredient
missing is competition. ,,.
The Spartans are sending out a challenge to
anygroup in Southern Ontario who would be
interested in forming such a team, to help form a
league, or any existing team interested in
playing exhibition games against the Spartans.
Interested parties are asked to call Jim Cor-
coran at (416) 893-1097, or write to the above at
760 Nashville Road, R.R. 1, Kleinburg, Ontario,
LOJ 1CO
Trap shoot begins
The first trap shoot of the
season was held at the
Vanastra Gun Club on May 2
'and although there were no
perfect scorers, Bill Stewart
and Bill Thompson, both of
Goderich came the closest
with 23 hits out.of 25.
A number of shooters hit 21
traps. They included: Mery
Batkin, Clinton; Jack Mills,
Guelph; Dave Temple,
Mitchell; John Hessel,
Goderich and Bill Boussey,
London.
Ernie Marshall, Mitchell
Great Bicycle Ride for
Cancer.
The bike ride was Spon-
, sored by the Goderich Branch
of the Cancer Society and the
bike riders raised the money
through sponsored plgdges.
Betty Bowers was the top
had 19 and Harrison Schock,
Zurich came 'last with 17
points.
Irl the skeet shoot, Murray
East, Clinton; Bill McNutt,
Exeter and Bill Stewart, each
shot perfet:t scores of 25.
John Hessel and Jamie
Caldwell, Kippen hit 24 while
Randy Stanlake, Exeter, Bill
Boussey and Paul Mellar,
Vanastra each hit 23 traps.
Harrison Schock and Glen
Mogk of Bornholm hit 22 arid.
Mery Batkin came last with
20 points.
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rider, Sunday and her pledges
totalled 5113.50 while Harold
Bettiger hauled in $110.
All of the cyclists began the
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Skaters roll for
arena roof fund
Twenty-three roller skating
enthusiasts kept their wheels
rolling to the tune of $300 in
the second roll-a-thon
sponsored by the Goderich
Recreation Department to
raise money for the arena
roof fund deficit. •
Recreation director, Mike
Dymond said that 16 skaters
completed the 12 hour roll-a-
thon and raised between $200
and $300 for the arena roof
fund.
Although the number of
skaters and the amount
raised is less than last year,
Dymond was satisfied with
the number of entrants as
compared to the numbers of
entries picked up. Last year
140 entries were picked up but
those entries only attracted 48
skaters.
Tammy Gibbons was the
top, skater as her pledges
totalled $15.70 per hour over
the 12 hour skate. She was one
Qf the 16 to complete the roll-
a-thon.
The skaters were allowed a
five minute break every hour
and were given 10 minutes for
lunch and`supper.
Dymond has suggested that
future endeavours of a roll-a-
thon nature should take on a.
different format to provide
some incentive for young
people to skate. •
He might propose a true
.marathon • in which skaters
would pay an admission
charge and be offered a cash
prize for outlasting the other
competitors.
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the route and at the finish.
Ross McDaniel and Jim
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the Huron County Unit of the
Canadian Cancer society
organized the event with the
help of Ray Marshall and
Mike Drennan of the
Goderich Kinsmen Club.
Both the Kinsmen and
Kinette Clubs of Goderich
helped sponsor the bike-a-
thon and along with members
of the Goderich CB club they
manned all teen checkpoints
along the route, took
registrations and served
refreshments.
St. Johns Ambulance
patrolled the bike route in
case of any accidents.
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