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Erb leads Lions
• The doderich Lions
Pee Wees finished their
three -game exhibition
schedule undefeated as a
result of their 4-4 tie here
Saturday night against
New Hamburg.
In previous exhibition
tilts, the Lions had tied
Lucan, 7-7 and defeated
Wingham 5-1. The Lions
begin their WOAA•
schedule here this
Saturday when they
entertain the Listowel
Cyclones at 5:30 p.m.
Lions' captain, Trevor
Erb, led his team against
.New Hamburg with three
goals and an assist. Rob
Gibbons scored the other
Goderich goal and
assisted on all three of
Erb's. goals. Todd
Graham played a strong
game. and had one assist
for Goderich.
New Hamburg led 2-1
after the first period and
the teams were tied 3-3
after two periods of play.
Erb's third goal of the
game early in the third
period gave the Lions a 4-
3 lead but Greg Snyder
scored with 2:35 left in
the game to give New
Hamburg the tie. Andy
Engleke, Steve Shantz
and Greg Buder were the
other New Hamburg goal
scorers.
CHHL
begins play
The Central Huron
Hockey League began
play for the 1979-80
season with five teams
competing in a 28 game
schedule.
The teams par-
ticipating include;
Holmesville, Whetstone
Jewellers,'O'Briens Meat
Market (formerly Sifto
Salt), sunset Golf and
Burger Bar.
After five games-
Holmesville and O'Briens
are tied for first place
with two wins apiece. est days held at
Holmesville defeated
iheir wihs at the expense
Bar 4-1. O'Briens got both fasai
Whetstone 5-2 and Burger ll ktng school
Clinic was hosted by the
Lucknow F.S.C. on
October 28. Goderich had
nine skaters attending.
Karen and Carol Dechert,
Cindy Hayward, Eileen
Vollick and Darlene
Moore are all trying for
their Sr. Coaches bar.
Monica Etzler, Melaine
Jeffrey, Debbie Moore,
and Mary Margaret
Murphy are all working
on their Jr. Coaches
•badge.
On October 29 a Dance
-
Seminar was held in
Woodstock, Ont. Two
dance teams attended
this ,seminar. They 'are
Aveleigh Cook,. John
Barger, arM Debbie
Horton from Goderich
and Curtis Moore from
W'ingharn.
Watch next week's
paper for tests passed by
our Wednesday and
Saturday National
Skating Test skaters.
triple.
GODERICH SIGNAL-STAR,THU-RSDAYNOVEMBER 1,1979 -PAGE 13
MacDonald dominated chess club
The big news this week
is sad news for the
Goderich Chess Club.
Charlie MacDonald has
left the Goderich Chess
Club to move to Toronto
to accept a promotion in
his work.
We are certainly •happy
for Charlie having
received a substantial
promotion but he will be
missed by the Chess Club.
Charlie started with the
Goderich Chess Club in
its very first week eight
years ago. He has been a
regular member ever
since.
Charlie's skill in chess
has been a huge
challenge and an •in-
spiration for all. He ran
up an incredible record of
199 wins against five
losses in regular season
play. He also won 28
playoff games. Charlie
went two consecutive
years without a loss and
had three undefeated
seasons. Charlie also
organized the Chess
Club's first out of town
tournament against
Kincardine.
We have all heard of
gracious losers; but
Charlie was a gracious
winner. Even though he
won 98 percent of his
games he had an attitude
that made his opponents
feel proud of their game,
even in losing.
Even though we will
have a different cham-
pion for the first time we
all would sooner have
Charlie present to at-
tempt the near im-
possible and try to win
against him for the
championship,
We wish at this time to
congratulate and wish
good luck to Charlie in his
new position.
The Goderich Chess
Club had a cake in honor
of Charlie and presented
him with an engraved
bracelet from the
membership last week.
In other Chess Club
news Doug Brindley went
(Photo by Barry Page)
Charlie MacDonald
of Sunset Golf with 11-2
and 6-4 victories.
Sunset rebounded from
the losses with an 8-5 win
over Whetstone Jewellers
in the other game.
League games are
played at the Goderich
and District Memorial
Community Centre on
Sunday at 10 a.m. and
9.30 p.rn., Wednesday at
9.30 p.m. and Thursday at
9 p.m.
Two teams tied
Lucky Six and the DJ's
are tied for first place
with 10 points each in the
Forester Bowling
League. Lucky Six took'
five points from the
Gutter Kings thanks to
Syd Hall's 226 single. Ray
Swan had a 255 single and
Glen Lamb a 652 triple for
the Gutter Kings.
The DJ's took five
points from the last place
President's Choice.
A test day was held in
Vanastra and one in
Stratford for the close of
the Fall Skating School. •
Congratulations go to
•our skaters on the
passing of their tests. In
Vanastra Devin Horton
passed the Canasta
Tango (Preliminary
Dance); Michael Barge/ -
passed his Preliminary
Figure; Sdsan Cook
passed her Ten Fox and
Fiesta (Jr. Bronze
Dances); Jennifer Huyck
passed her European (Sr.
Bronze Dance) and
Delmar Sproule bowled a Patricia Barger passed
her • second figure.
Stratford hosted a test
day for Jr. • Silver, Sr,
Silver and Gold dances.
612 triple.
In second place is team
10 and the Bad Ones tied
with nine points. Team 10 Patricia Barger passed,
•blanked -Bob's --Angels for -her Rocker Foxtrot which
seven points. Junior completes her Jr. Silver
White helped team 10 dances. The next test day
with his 259 single and 620 for our club will be on
triple. Rose Rising tried December 15 and will be
hard for Bob's Angels held at Goderich.
with a 277 single and 659 This year the Coaches
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on a tear to win three
games and move up into
first place. Also red hot
was Kirk Lyndon who
won three games to move
into the first Level with
four wins and a draw.
Don Bogie picked up his
second win of the season
to move into the lead in
the third level.
YBC attracts 118
This week Dale Erb and Shelly Smith tied
with a high single of 186 with a high single of 187.
and a double of 372 was Doreta Jackson with a 512
the high bowler for thetriple was the high bowler
bantam boys. Cathy for the girls.
Miller with a high single
of 139 and a double of 261
was the high bowler for
the girls. The Bad News
Bowlers were the winning
team with a total of 908.
For the juniors and
seniors, Doreta Jackson
For the boys, Jim
Keller came out on top
with a 254 single. Terry
Ryan had a high triple of
612. The Wallbangers
were the winning team
with a total o..2,273.
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