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Stadelmann
stretches streak to
six in chess play
Last week Louis
Stadelmann stretched his
winning streak to six in a
row to move into second
place. Louis also leads
the club in total victories
with nine. Doug Brindley
seems to be taking a shot
at filling the void left by
Chas. MacDonalds Doug
presently is in first place
with eight wins and no
losses! Jim Kingsley
picked up his seventh win
of the year to hold down
third spot. Steve Hammill
won his only game of the
evening to move into the
last top level spot.
Barry Page is having a
much improved season
just one game off the five
hundred mark and is in a
strong Level 2 position.
Owen Moriarty has also
shown considerable
improvement with his
.417 mark.
If you are interested in
playing chess call 524-
9019 for details on joining
the Goderich Chess Club.
The standings as of
Nov. 28 are as follows:
LEVEL 1
W L D Pct.
Doug Brindley 8 0 0 1.000
Louis Stadelmann 9 2 0 .818
Jim Kingsley 7 3 0 .700
Steve Hammitt 8 . 6 0 .571
LEVEL
Bob Fitzjames 6 5 0 .545
Don Bogie 6 7 1 .464
Barry Page 5 6 0 :454
Owen Moriarty 7 10 1 .417
L.EVEL3
Darrell Clutton 4 6 1 .409
Mike Cox 2 12 1 .167
Mike Moriarty 2 10 0 .167
Mark Russell 1 11 0 .083
HONORARY MEMBERS
Chas. MacDonald 4 , 0
Dennis Little 4 1
Bob Dick 3 ' 1
Larry Gower 3 1
Brian Miller 2 1
Kirk Lyndon 4 2
Glen Naylor 4 3
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By Audrey Middleton
By Audrey Middleton
The regular monthly
recreation meeting for
Goderich township was
held at Holmesville on
Wednesday, November
21. Council members
were also in attendance
as_ was architect Brian
Garratt, who presented
his continued plans for
the township hall.
He had met with a
kitchen equipment sub
committee during the
month to cover the more
intensified planning of
that area. They were not
able to submit an
itemized report pending
notification of some
equipment companies.
However, Mr. Garratt
was able to go over the
several plans of the hall
ins finer detail, providing
as well an itemized room
finish - schedule. Some
changes were made and
much was discussed with
great interest. He
promised to have the
plans prepared ��c
prepared Jur
publication in the paper -
soon!
Township reeve, Grant
Stirling, presented a
report of a telephone
communication with the
ministry of culture and
recreation, made by
township clerk, R.E.
Thompson.
Some time ago, Mr.
Thompson, on behalf of
the township, had phoned
the Ministry to enquire as
to the township's
eligibility for acquiring
the Wintario grant. He
was cautioned to wait five
weeks for a definite
answer. Since it was now
eight weeks past, and still
no reply, Mr. Thompson
felt obliged to make
enquires again.
Mr. Thompson
reported that Al Sinclair,
our liaison spokesman
with the ministry of
culture and recreation,
was not in his office. A
representative there
assured Mr. Thompson
Archers face new
equipment rules
Ontario's archers are
going to have to raise
their sights on the subject
of equipment standards
as a result of new
provincial regulations.
Target date for the new
rulings, expected to af-
fect some 6,500 bow and
arrow hunters in Ontario
is September 1, 1980.
"The new,. regulations
are meant to act as a
guide to first-time bow
hunters who have never
bought archery tackle
before," said Natural
Resources Minister
James Auld.
' "Hunters aren't
allowed to use .22 calibre
firearms to hunt big
game because. they are
under -powered and might
only wound, rather'=than
kill the animal. For the
same reason, we don't
want bow hunters using
underpowered and
inappropriate equip-
ment."
Mr. Auld said the
regulations coverink.
deer, bear and moose
hunting were established
in response to recom-
mendations from the
province's bow hunters
that minimum standards
for archery gear be set.
The new regulations
are as follows:
--crossbows must have
a minimum draw length
of 30 cm (one foot):
--arrows and bolts must
be equipped with a head
that has at least two
sharp, unserrated,
barbless steel, straight -
cutting edges. The head
must not be less than 22
mm (jg•") at" the widest
point.
--arrows must be at
least- 60 cm --(two feet] In
length;
--longbows, including
recurve and compound
bows, fl must have a
minimum draw weight of
18 kg (40 pounds), when
used for hunting moose
and bear. The draw
weight will be measured
at•a draw length distance
measured "to the release
latch mechanism.
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that the township _was
that the townshi was
eligible, and, although we
hadn't received any
written confirmation of
the grant, we should send
down our plans, expected
specific costs, a break-
down of confirmed prices
on the faith that a grant
will be allowed.
In other words, the
architect summed it up
by -suggesting that he and
the township council let
the government office
know exactly what has
occurred so far and
where the plans are at the
moment.
So it was decided that
treas., R.E. Thompson
and architect Brian
Garratt should submit a
report.
In other recreation
business, chairman,
chairman,
Gerry Ginn, reported that
stonechips had been laid
on the softball infield,.
Dale Pumps is expected
to hook up the water line
to the weigh scales
building. Also he reported
that steel fence posts
were still on order.
After some discussion
Doug Yeo made a motion
that a sub -committee
made up of Bev Orr,
Walter Mclllwain and
Gerry Ginn investigate
prices of new and used
steel pip
park. Then
approval,
pipes
decide.
Marilyn
Three
received
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for
with
th e
ball
council's
purchase the
upon which they
This seconded by
Forbes.
letters were
from
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Happy
Hearts Round Dancers,
Round Dancers,
Clinton Figure Skating
Club -and Lake Huron
Zone Recreation
Association, the rec.
members agreeing to
send the appropriate
information tal the
township treasures.
Alice Porter and Bev.
Orr are in charge of the
township Christmas
dance on December 15 at
the White Carnation. The
short supply of _ tickets
were doled out to the
Members for selling.
Anyone wanting tickets
please pick them up from
any rec or council
member as soon as
possible to avoid
disappointment.
Bev Orr volunteered to
make arrangements for
township hall
bands for the two otta.t estate planning program
township dances. (Since discussed at former
meetings, Gerry Ginn
said he would make some
arrangements to hold it in
the new year. Watch for
further notices of these
plans in future columns.
then confirmation has
been made, February 2
with Bluewater Playboys
and March 8 with Country
Companions.
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