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The Garb and Gear novice team wound up the hockey season with a game against their
mothers at the local arena last Thursday evening. The mothers may have had size on their
side, but the novices had the experience. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
The Goderich petite ringette team challenged their mothers to a,game on Sunday, March 13.
Using the net to help keep her balance, grandmother Ruth Oke looks a little hesitant as the
ring bounces off her shoulder. Although most of the mothers hadn't been on skates ina long
time the game ended in a 4-4 tie.( photo by T.Marr)
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INTERESTED IN A CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL?
We are a group of parents In the County of Huron who aro concerned about Christian
Education, Believing that It Is the duty and privilege of the Christian community to
provide a complete system of Christian education for its children, and believing that
this can best be accomplished by concerted action, we Invite all sincere Christians to
come to an Introductory meeting to assess the feasibility of forming a Christian High
school In the Clinton area,
Our mutual supreme standard shall be the Word of God - Tho Old and Now Testaments.
Believing that the Lord God, by graciously giving us the Scriptures, has revealed to His
people ordering principles intensely relevant to education, we now Invite all pa iple
to corporately bring the Word of God In all Its power to bear upon highschool
education In this area.
A public mooting for all persons supporting the above faith statement will be held In
the following places and dates:
Goderich - Man., March 21.0:00 P.M. - Robertson nubile School
Exeter - Wed., March 16 - 8:04 P.M. - Town Hall
Myth - Tues„ March 22 - 0:00 P.M. - Blyth Public School
Clinton - Wed., March 23 - 8:00 P.M. - Clinton and District Christian School
' At these meetings we will give a slide presentation on Christian education and then
briefly discuss a questionnaire to be presented at the meeting.
Your response via the questionnaire will give this fact finding committee the Input to
ascertain the feaslblllty of obeying God's Word In the education of those children en-
trusted to us by aur gracious God.
For further information please PHONE 524-9859
.Maroli
anjtil Garb
o4i tle
(ergo a gamma in
their first round Series of
RecreationalHockey Liciitne
la -off
Bedford held a 4-2 lead
until OA mid point of the
third period when Garb and
Gear scored three con-
secut ve goals to take a 5-4
lead. With just sin seconds
remaining, the FlYers pulled
their goalie in favor of an
extra attacker and Ron.
Corriveau scored to tie it up.
An exciting, cleanly played
game...certainly indicative
ofgood;of hockey.
G11 y, March 9,
Garb aid Geer , twa.s
ellminated fiesta further plary
7henBedford *tented thom
v 'ck ftbearnedmbeGpardmade ixae
goals to one, but, cpid not
pull it off. Ron Corriveau had
two goals to lead the Flyers.
Green Machine and
Bedford Flyers played°their
first game o'# the second
round of play-offs on Sunday,
March 13 with the Flyers
coming up with a 6-4 victory.
Bill Walters had a hat -trick
to lead Bedford.
Bridge Club scores
Calling all bridge players:
Come out tomorrow night,
March 17, at 7:45 p.m. to the
Legion Hall and help the
Kidney Foundation through
the continent -wide charity
game.
On March 8 a five -table
Howell game was played and
the average score was 54.
Joanne Duckworth and Lee
Ryan were first with 64%;
Eleanor Erskine 'and John
Donatis were second with 59;
Betty Christian and Frank
Laverty, visitors from
Ripley were third with 55%;
and Susan White and Bill
Bradley were fourth with 55.
Playoffs underway
Last Wednesday night was
the final night of regular
season chess competition.
Congratulations go to 'the
winners in each of the four
levels as shown in the final
standings. Each of these
people will receive a bye in
the first round of playoffs
which commence tonight.
In levels 2, 3 and 4, the
playoff pairings are as
follows: 2 vs 5, 3 vs 6, and 4
vs 7. In level 1 where there
are six people, thefirst two
will receive byes, 3 vs 5 and 4
vs 6. All members should be
keen to play the first round
playoffs tonight. The con-
testants in all four levels are
very evenly matched.
Congratulations go to
George Barwick who won
level 2 and was also the most
improved player in the club
as a result of having the
largest winning percentage
increase since last season.
Many of the new members
will compete for the level 4
championship: Last week,
Grant Lounsbury beat Tom
Donnelly and Eric Hallam
beat Grant. John McDonagh
managed to checkmate Eric.
The playoff rounds in this
division will be exciting.
In a preview of a level 1
playoff match -up, Brian
Miller out -foxed Dennis
Little. In a possible preview
of the level 2 championship,
Less Wilhems won a game
over Walter Gottschalk.
Good luck and good chess
to all competitors in their
two -out -of -three first round
matches.
1983 FINAL STANDINGS
LEVEL1 W L
Louis Stadehnann 33 3
Bob Dick 29 4
John George 19 2
Brian Miller 16 1
Doug Brindley 42 10
Dennis Little 19 , . 5
LEVEL2
George Barwick
Charles Cook
Walter Gottschalk
Mark Maurer
Les Willems
John Stokes
Mike Cox
LEVEL3
Paul Plunket
Barry Page
Tom Kelly
Mike Mason
Bob Madsen
Brian Brindley
Mike Maurer
LEVEL4
Tom Donnelly
Eric Hallam
John McDonagh
Dennis Schneider
Grant Lounsbury
Bob Janman
Greg MacDonald
HONORARY MEMBERS
Gad Czudner
MOST IMPROVED PLAYERS
George Barwick
Mike Cox
Bob Dick
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