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two of three league games
It was a rough week for the Signal -Star
juveniles as they dropped two of three
league games in Shamrock League play.
On Wednesday the Stars dropped a 7-5
dedision to Lambeth in Lambeth and in
Exeter Saturday they lost 4-2. Their only
win of the week was a 4-3 victory over
Parkhill here Sunday.
In the game in Lambeth Wednesday,
Goderich held the lead twice in the first
period but surrendered five goals in the
final two periods in the 7-5 loss. John
Peters and Mark Crawford scored first
period goals for Goderich but Lambeth
replied with two goals to tie the score 2-2.
Lambeth took control of the game in the
second period, scoring the only two goals
of the period and each team scored, three
goals in the period to produce the 7-5 final.
Jeff Feagan scored the third Goderich
goal and Peters and Crawford each score
their second goal of the game in the final
period.
In Exeter Saturday, the teams each
scored once in the opening period but
Exeter put the _ game away with three
unanswered goals in the second period.
After Exeter went ahead 1-0 midway
through the opening period, Scott Stoll tied
the game with a goal three minutes later.
Exeter scored three straight goals in the
second period to carry a 4-1 lead into the
final period. Andrew Telford scored the
final goal of the game.
In the game `here Sunday, the Stars
jumped into a 2-0 lead after the first period
and hung on for a 4-3 win over Parkhill.
John Peters and Dave Gallow scored
first period goals for Goderich to boost the
Stars into a 2-0 lead. Just 19 seconds into
the second period, Mark Crawford scored
to increase the margin to three goals.
Parkhill battled back with two goals in
the second period but Goderich regained a
two -goal advantage on a goal by Jeff
Feagan late in the final period. Parkhill
narrowed the gap to 4-3 in the final seconds
of the game.
On Wednesday the Stars play in Belmont
and Sunday Strathroy will play the Stars in
Goderich. Game time is 2.30 p.m.
Goderich Chess Club
Twenty-one games were
played at the Goderich Chess
Club on Wednesday night.
Last year, club champion
John George won two games
which put him in second
place in level one.
Dennis Little moved to the
top of level two with two
wins. John Stokes won two
games to earn a spot in level
two. Doug Brindley and Bob
Dick won three and two
games respectively to hold
their positions in level one.
Paul Plunkett won a key
game against John Stokes.
Gad Czudner and Charlie
Cook both won and lost a
game.
George Barwick will be a
strong contender for our
most improved player award
this year.
Hopefully some of our
honourary members will be
able to attend the club on, a
regular basis in order to play
enough games to earn spots
in the regular standings.
Our youngest member,
John McDonagh is battling
away each week trying to
improve '\his game. Keep at
it, John.
Standings As Of November 17, 1982
Level 1
Louis Stadelmann
John George
Bob Dick
Doug Brindley
Level 2
Dennis Little
George Barwick
Charles Cook
John Stokes
Level 3
Mark Maurer
Mike Mason
Barry Page
Paul Plunket
Level 4
Brian Brindley
Bob Madson
Mike Cox
Dennis Scheider
John McDonagh
Honorary Members
Walter Gottschalk
Brian Miller
Gad Czudner
Glen Falkiner
Blair Stokes
Phil Abbott `"
Most Improved Player Increase
Louis Stadelmann
George Barwick
Bob Dick
W .. L.. T.. PCT.
13 0 0 1.000
6 0 1 .930
9 1 0 .900
19 2 1 .886
6 1
10 6
9 6
5 7
3 7
6 12
4 9
3 8
1 .812
0 .624
0 .600
0 .416
0 .375
2 .350
0 .307
2 .307
4 10 0 .285
3 10 0 .250
2 6 0 .250
1 10 0 .090
0 14 0 .000
1 0 0 1.000.
4 0 1 .900
3 2 0 .600
3 2 0 .600
1 3 0 .250
0 1 0 .000
.250
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Todd Papple (9) of the Garb and Gear Novice team digs around the Exeter net daring
Shamrock League play hi Goderieh'on Saturday. The local Novices defeated the Exeter
team 6-3. ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Low cost kids' program offered
In this day of increasing
financial restraint, the
Goderich Recreation
Department has been offer-
ing a Children's Program
Series at a very low cost to
the participants.
The Recreation Depart-
ment would like to show the
town that recreation is for
everyone, not just for those
who can afford it.
On Saturday, October 30,
16 children from Goderich
and district attended and
participated in a ' workshop
on pioneer crafts at the
Huron County 'Pioneer
Museum. Various old-
fashioned crafts were
demonstrated and taught to
the children. From all
reports it was very suc-
cessful.
On Saturday, December 4,
Marian Doucette, a noted
puppeteer from the Huron
County Library will operate
a workshop for children.. She
will show the basics of pup-
petry, puppet shows and how
to . make puppets. This
workshop "semis to be very
popular as it has been full for
about two weeks.
The final program in the
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"Fall Bargain Bonanza" will
be a bus trip to the Blyth
Centre for the Performing
Arts to see the performance,
"Alligator Pie" on Saturday,
De.Fember 18. The charming
poems of Dennis Lee come to
life in the exciting new pro-
duction from Theatre Passe
Muraille. Directed by Janet
Amos and starring, among
others, Miles Potter from the
Stratford Festival Company,
the play promises to be a
delightful holiday season
entertainment. There are
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Parkhill edges dee Wees
The standings of the Shamrock Pee Wee
division tightened last weekend at the local
arena as Parkhill edged the Goderich
Lions Pee Wees7-5. •
The locals started slowly and this proved
to be costly as they then tried to overcome
a 4-1 second period deficit butcouldn't.
Bill Trebish was the Lions' sparkplug in
the game as he notched two goals and two
assists while Darren Stant?tiry had a goal
and two assists and Scott Garrow tallied
twice to account for the Goderich goal
scorers. Single assists went to Larry
Leppington, Jeff Boyce and Jim Kelly.
The Lions will try to improve on their
five win, two less record this weekend
when the Exeter Pee Wees will be in town
fora 5:15 p.m. game.
Township runs successful
recreational programs
Several successful recrea-
tion programs have been run
in Goderich Township since
June.
The response to the annual
swim program in Vanastra
was very good with children
from 33 families registering.
The willingness of mother
volunteers to supervise on
the bus and at the pool was
greatly appreciated.
Another successful year of
baseball was enjoyed by the
young people thanks to the
coaches and softball com-
mittee who donate so much
of their time during the sum-
mer season. This year's
committee consisted of Paul
Blair, Hugh Lobb and Al
Johnson who did a great job
of organizing the softball
events. The season wrapped
up with a fun day at the
sports park with hot dogs
and pop for all. A second dia-
mond is in the plans for next
season at the sports park.
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Several willing volunteers
improved the sports park
with the addition of some
playground equipment for
the youngsters. Other
volunteers were responsible
for cleaning up a the beach
at Lakeside Park in the spr-
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are appreciative of these ef-
forts.
Karate', dancefi',t and
ballroom dancing are all
well attended and plans are
to continue them in the new
year.
Three dances have been
held so far this year and
tickets for the Christmas and
New Year's Eve dances are
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mation, contact any member
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There are vacancies on the
Township Recreation Board
this coming year. Do you
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'/. c. domerara
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1 tsp. vanilla
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