The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-11-24, Page 12.4
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Last week, Dave Weary
picked up his ninth and tenth
wins to slip past Charlie
MacDonald into first place!
Charlie gained his ninth win
Just as good as snow. Several students of Victoria Public School try their skills at cross
country skiing on synthetic mats, part of an introductory program offered by Skicade.
Skicade is a program of the Ontario Ski Council that is introducing alpine and cross-
country skiing to students across the province. (staff photo)
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of the season leaving both
Dave and Charlie with per-
fect 100 percent win -loss
marks but Dave earned first
place with the extra win. Jim
Kingsley held onto third place
and maintained a tie for most
ictories by picking up his
!..iith win last week. Louis
Stadelmann came out on top
of a long tough game to raise
his percentage 64 points and
maintain a hold on fourth
spot. Moving back up to the
top level via his sixth win is
Sam Hassan. Sam also
regained the lead in the mot
improved player category
with an increase of .187.
In Level 2, red hot Dennis
Little won two games to leap
into the lead. Dennis was the
club's runner-up for the top
Level championship last year
and is now making his bid to
move hack up into Level 1.
Look out Level 1 players! Bob
Vanastra
Spokesman for the
Vanastra Centre has an-
nounced plans for a Swim-a-
thon to be held Saturday,
November 26th, 1977.
Funds raised will be used to
purchase additional pool
equipment, additional
gymnastics equipment,
equipment for the popular
kinder gym swim program
and audio equipment for
exercise classes.
Participants in the
November 26th swim-a-thon
will compete for cash prizes
of $10 in- the following
categories: - the youngest
swimmer entered; •the most
money received; and for the
most lengths in age groups up
to 9 years, 10-14 years, 15-30
years, 31-49 years and 50
years and up.
Good luck swimmers! To
'enter the Vanastra Centre
Swim-a-thon pick up pledge
sheets at the Vanastra
Centre, RR5 Clinton, 482-3544.
The date again is Saturday,
November 26,1 - 2 p.m.
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Dick moved. buck into the
regular standings to take hold
of second place in the second
level.
In Level 3, Barry Page
improved his win -loss per-
centage by 21 points and
advanced from fourth to third
place. Don Bogie also
strengthened his hold on
second place by improving
his mark by nine points.
Leaping into he last third
Level spot by winning two
consecutive games was Steve
Hammill. Steve moved all the
way from fourth spot in the
fourth Level to the third level
in one evening! Steve is also
threatening to move ahead of
Doug Brindley whom he trails
by only .005 percent.
If you play chess and would
be interested in joining the
Goderich township Chess
Club contact Jim Kingsley at
524-9019 for details.
Brian GilPin and Bill Walker brought Skicade to Victoria Public school 014'
program sponsored by the Ontario Ski Council that is introducing both alpinea
country skiing to over 50,000 students in Ontario this winter. (staff photo)
plans swim-a-thon for Saturda
The Centre has reported
good participation in their
Fall Programs. For readers
not familiar with Vanastra
Centre, many types of
programs including swim
lessons, aquafit, yoga,
gymnastics, ballet, etc. are
available to everyone.
• Fitness is stressed in many
programs for men and
women. A popular program is
the Health Spa which includes
a work out in the fitness
room, a relaxing sauna and
warm swim. Also included at
the Vanastra Centre is a
snack bar, an excellent Day
tare Centre, bingo and
dances in the auditorium.
Since swimming is one
sport that can be enjoyed by
young and old alike, Vanastra
Centre is extending a special
invitation to Senior Citizens to
come and enjoy our
Recreation Swims for half
price off regular adult ad-
mission. There is Open
Recreational Swimming for
everyone on Monday and
Tuesday 8:30 -10 p.m.;
Wednesday, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.;
Thursday 6:30 - 7 p.m. and
8:30 - 10 p.m.; Friday 7 - 8
p.m.; and Saturday and
Sunday 3 - 4:30 p.m.
On Sundays between 2 and 3
p.m. there is family swim-
ming only and during the
week adults only Itt
Monday to Friday
P.m. and also Si
evening 9:30 -10p4,
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Colts open with 5-1 will
The • newly revamped
Clinton Colts opened the
season last Friday night with
a 5-1 win over Mitchell, but
lost their home opener in
Clinton Sunday night when
they bowed to Monkton 11-3.
The Colts now playing in
the WOAA, with almost no
returning players from last
year, -got goals from Bill Lee,
Dave Archibald, Harvey
Carter, Don Shropshall and
Mark Fisher in their Mitchell
debut and Archibald's second
period goal proved to be the
winner.
On Sunday night, the Colts
met a determined Monkton
team and skating with them
until the end of the second
period, down only one goal 4-
3.
But the roof fell in on the
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