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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-06, Page 16PAGE 16 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1979 p SortsTownship commiiiee reviews plans for Ppage 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 0 0 0 0 MOST IMPROVED PLAYERS Doug Brindley Barry Page Owen Moriarty Mike Moriarty 1.000, .800 .750 .700 .667 .643 .571 .583 .279 .229 .007 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. ,.,..„..,,,,„.„,,,,„„e.,„...,.„.,„.,.„.,.„.,.,,,.,.„„,,,,,,,,,,.,,, 'i' - Inflation Fighter tO9 0. �jj r hristmas � ei 0') jo t 5. ,t 9 34 f b 40 to • t� SII' StoreWidei f. � 0 O.° • • ALL MERCHANDISE Free Gift Wrapping on Request No Refunds - Merchandise May be Exchanged Captaits Q CLOTHIER FOR MEN SHOPPERS SQUARE bat of Ooze.zic4 Inter charge ('HARGF.X Y MOMMOM 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 es for with th e ball council's purchase the upon which they This seconded by Forbes. letters were from th e 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. With regard to the ROBERT G..' STODDART GOLDSMITH, SILVERSMITH DESIGNER Canadian Award Winning Designer 133 St. George's Crescent, Goderich 524-8433 • 'A' GROUP 'MARVIN GAYE Here, My Dear BLONDIE Eat to the Beat „ A GROUP NTA TAPES N/A ROBERT PALMER Secrets A GROUP TAPES '5.99 CHEAP TRICK Dream Police / r. B GROUP A GROUP TAPES N/A ROD STEWART Greatest.Hits A GROUP TAPES '5.99 A GROUP i DR. HOOK Sometimes you win TAPES '5.99 TOTO Hydro B GROUP TAPES '6.99 B GROUP.TAPES '6.99 EAGLES Long Run WILLIE NELSON Sing Kristofferson TAPES '6.99 B GROUP TAPES'6.99 B GROUP TAPES '6.99 C GROUP B GROUP TAPES '6.99 FLEETWOOD MAC Tusk --Jv,ongAr9 TAPES 110.99 C GROUP TAPES '10.99 2 RECORD SET Can Buy.Sorne'Real Sound Gifts Sale Prices in effect December 5 to 8, 1979 \1;, tht' Right "I"II Lints (,)wintitit`. CIRCLE OF SOUND A 8 A EDVUARDS 172 SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH 524-2823 CIRCLE Of SOUND OUTLETS; Amherst, Arichah Bridgewater, Now Glasgow, Port Hawkosbury, Sydney, N.S. Campbollton, Douglostown, St. John, N.B. Gan- der; flrran'd Falls, Marystbwn. Nfld.. Alliston, Angus, Aurora, Barrie, Belleville, Brocobrfdge, Breimpten, Burlington. Carleton Place, Chatham, Cochrane, E Holt Ldke, Etoblcokn e, Gravonhu�t, Grimsby, Goderich, Guelph, Hamilton, Hanover, Huntsville, Iroquois Falls, Kapuskasing, Kirkland Lake, Lindsay, Lis owe!, London, Mitsissbbga, Mount Forest, New Liskeard. Niagara Fells, North Bay, Oakville, Orlllla, Oshawa, Owen Sound, Parry Sound, Pembroke, otorborough, NoPort 'Credit, Shelburne, S ntth's Falls, St. Catharines, Stoney Crook, Sudbury & Lockorby (Opening Soon), Timmins, Toronto, W fordown, Waforloo, Welland, Witbtby, Chelmsford. Ont. � tV`