HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-09-27, Page 26PAGE 10A-- 00DERICH STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1973
CHESS CLUB NEWS
Bob McKinley
named PC
Party Whip
The Goderich Chess Club
will start again this year on
Wednesday, October 3, 7.10
p.m. at 150 Cambridge St.
The Club will run much the
same, as last year with players
competing in levels ticordirt
to their ability.
It is open to beginners as
well as experienced players and
to all age groups.
Members meet each Wed-
nesday at 7.30 and play a
schedule with percentage of
wins determining which level
On auto shows
they fall into. In the spring
each level has its own playoffs
to, decide level winners. ,
Last year's winners were:
Level 1 and overall winner
Charlie MacDonald; Level 2,
Jim Kingsley; Level 3, Dennis
Little; and Level 4, Rick
Kingsley.
Membership fees are 25 cents
per week which is used for club
expenses.
For futher information phone
524-9019.
Dealers plan separate
shows for new cats
There will be no auto -show
in Goderich this near. At least
there will be no unveilingobf the
new 1974 automotive lines in
one place as has been done on
previous years at the Goderich
Memorial Arena.
Organizational difficulties
have resulted in a decision by
local auto dealers to drop that
plan for 1974 and instead hold
their own` individual introduc-
tions of what's new 'on wheels
for 1974.
A number of the dealers have
already introduced the new
model year with special open
house daysat their dealership'
locations while others are plan-
ning to introduce their new
lines at a later date.
Huron Automotive',in-
troduced their new models over
the past weekend, September
21 and 22, as did Jim 'Hayter
Chev-Olds. McGee Pontiac
Buick officially unveiled their
new lines on September 20 and
21.
Those wishing to see the new
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Chrysler lines will be able to do
so when Schutz Motors throw
their gala unveiling on Septem-
ber 28 and 29. The American
Motors lige of cars was in-
troduced on September 5 but
Grafs Fina, the local dealer-
ship, has been facing- delivery
problems but will have new
models on the lot later in the
month or early in October.
The 1974 Toyota lines will be
introduced during October by
Strickland Toyota and M and
W Motors, will unveil the new
Volvo s in late October as well.
The 1974 snow machines,
which were also featured
during the combined arena
auto show, are also in town for
viewing at the local dealer-
ships.
Witnesses
distribute
Member 'of the Federal
Legislature for Huron, Robert
E. McKinley tPC) was last
week named whip of the
Progressive Conserative Party.
Mr. McKinley succeeds Tom
Bell, member for Saint John -
Lancaster, who has held the
post as whip since 1958 and
who recently has become -party
house leader replacing Gerald
Baldwin, the member for Peace
River.
Two months agcy Mr. Bald-
win announced his intention of
stepping down as house leader
and has now been named chair-
man of a parliamentary'
strategy. committee.
- Assisting Mr. Bell will be
Walter Baker, member for
Grenville Carleton, as deputy
house leader.
Mr. McKinley. 45, a native of
Zurich, has been serving as
deputy -whip, -since 1972. • His
dirties as -whip will include
keeping track of members of
the party, appointing members
ot'standing and special commit-
tees on behalf of the party,
organizing speakers in- debates
and rounding up members for
vot lug
Mr McKinley .has been a
member of the Commons since
1965 when he replaced Elston
Cardiff who had held the seat
-"for the Conservatives for 25
years before retiring.
1)on Mazankowski, member
for Vegrei ille Alberta, .has been
named chairman of the Conser-
vative caucus.
Legion Branch 109
New members invited to,
The regular monthly
meeting of the Royil Canadian
Legion, Branch 109, was held
Thursday September 18 in the
Green Room of the Goderich
Legion Hall with 30 members
present.
First vice-president Ed
Tanks presided over the
meeting in the absence of the
branch president Bob Champ -
man.
The membership chairman
reported that forms are now
available to .sons of veterans
who wish to apply for associate
membership in Branch 109.
Persons who enter the branch
under this' new category must
be 18 years of age and will be
subject to a special initiation.
They have no vote. Associate
members would be expected to
support the aims and objects of
the Royal Canadian Legion.
Other membership categories
include the ordinary member
ship, which is open to those
who have
lo
Canadian Armed Forces, • Stinson and confined at home fall will
fraternal members, those who were Brian Markson and Lou tober 26be held on F
are not veterans but assist in Whiting. t:.� Zone C-1
°'the work of various branch The September 18 meeting set to fall cony
committees, as well as was also informed that the' S be held in s
honorary and life members. cement has been poured at the ea Po
September 2
The meeting was informed Lancaster site linon 1 'Commit
that $1800 in bursaries have for reception, of they Sherman the charrrnanehip oft
been awarded to seven students Tank president Joe Fenn;
purchased last summer making to further their education by the Branch. g Pteparation f,
beyond the secondaryschool wry N -C-V wreaths and
The tank is to be transported church and poppy`
level. This money comes partly from Toronto sometime in Sep. which will Cenotap
from the Legion Poppy Fund tember. both be
and the Ladies. Auxiliary. The first Legion dance of the November the Barn da" :�
A committee of Past
Presidents is 'to be set up to
review
e laws and revise the branch FOR THE FINEST IN - —VOA
meeting learned that the HUNTING GOd
monthly 50-50 club draw is FISHING —Nose
proving very popular. The & SPORTS EQUIPMENT —CRA
sports committee reported, that
a golf tournament is planned
for
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Veterans reported in hospital _ ,
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Every man, woman and child
associated with the local
congregation of Jehovah's -Wit-
nesses has volunteered to, take
part in the distribution of a
special tract in this area.
Mr. Lohse presiding minister
said, "this is in conjunction
with thousands of
congregations throughout. the
English speaking world. It is
expected that during 10 days
beginning• September 21 some
130 million ,tracts will be
systematically delivered to
homes. Later this year other
language groups will share in
distribution also," he declared.
"Since the first announ-
cement at international assem-
blies this past summer, special
programs have been in progress
to synchronize the work of
distribution.
"The four page tract entitled,
'Is Time Running Out For
Mankind?' briefly presents'
man's problems then..quickly
directs the' reader to a list of
4 Bible scriptures for one's con-
sideration as to the remedy,"
'Lohse said.
The Witnesses maintain that
they do not expect to convert
the world. Rather it is their
desire, they say, to provide
scriptural hope for those who
are looking for something bet-
ter and that can be provided
-only by their God Jehovah.
They point to the tract as one
means of accomplishing this
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FEDERATED APPEALS
ATTENTION
VETERANS
* New seat bail
arrangement °witl
, shoulder belts the
t
engage only when brakes
applied
* Larger motors on Fury
and Monaco
With each new car sold Friday and
Saturday, September 28 & 29
Ex -Service MON aed Women
sad Dependents
THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
SERVICE BUREAU OFFICER
Mr. H,W. Moyer
Provincial lqrvlce Officer
London, Ontario
wiN be visiting In the area
Anione wishing 'Information, advice or assistance, regarding
war disability ,pen•Ions, treatment, allowances, etc., Is
requested to contact the ssMNos Moab, or secretary, et the
local branch, whose name appears blew, not Prier then Oc-
tober MN, 1973 to arrange an interview. -
Geor
r Low
lsrvlce Officer
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