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First of all; I would like to
—thank-the_Coderich S gnal.Star,_
-the -fine f
printed last week The
P article
was'very well written with just
a toueh of humour making it
very enjoyable and interesting
to read: However, to be fair to
some of the , Members I feel I
Must correct a. few Nets -which
wgre in error. It was stated
that Rick Kingsley was last
year's Level 1 winner; Charlie
MacDonald won the first Level,
however Rick did win. Level 4.
Each player plays each other a
maximum of. three games
rather than a minimum of six-
teen as stated last week. The
game quoted in the paper bet-
ween Dennis' Little and Jzn
io,,. Weary w"as won .by•Dennis Lit-
tle,'
• ,,,We wish tot welcome a new
member to the club,' 'Gerry
James. Gerry is the youngest
member - twelve years old..
However lie surprised Larry,
McDougall by winning two of •
three games against ,,him.
Gerry went on -to- play Dave.
Carruthers, but lost that,arne.
Gerry 'plays the game • as if.. he
was much older and shows.
great "'potential of becoming a
extremely strong player in 'a
short time.
The race for -%first place has
intensified as first place Jim'
Kingsley lost tc, Dennis Little,
second place ,Dave Weary lost.
to Glen - Falkiner and third
place Jim ;`Weary lost to Rick
Kingsley. .Asa result' we • now-
havesix'm-embers_strongly- con-
tending first place. Jim
Kingsley is holding • onto first
with .790 per cent, while Glen
Falkiner- leaped into second
p+arce--•close ,behind, with -X778..+
Just -a hair behind Glen come
Jim Weary and...Dennis Little
deadlocked' with .773'per cent.,
~Slipping- to. fifth position, but
merely .019.per cent out of first
• place is4)ave Weary with' .771 -
percent. Leading Level 2, but
just a step behind Dave i Rik
Kingsley who won two and tied
one to raise: his percentage ,to
.737.
Another •battle rages, on in
,_Level 3 aS John Kloeze con -
tin ues his, hot streak picking up
• a tie te,lzold onto second place
-H@t
ahead 'of Dave Carruthers.'
T- ' t'ari ffi'gs
are as follows: LEVEL 1: Jim
e.- Kingsley with 24 wins, 6 lossses:
and 1. draw for .790 per cent:
-Glen Falkiner 144-0 .778, Jim
Weary 17-5-0..77.3, •Dennis Lit;
tie -16-4-2 .773 and Dave Weary
18-5-1. .771 LEVEL 2: ' Rick
;;,+Kingsley with 13 wins, 4 .1c sses
'and 2'. -draws ;for 4737 per cent.
•John' - Kane 15-9-0" .'600, Glen •
Wightm,n 12-9.0 ,571, Harold
K oe a 1216 1 431 and Laird
Eisler 7-14-1 .341, LEVEL .3:
Larry McDougall with 1:0 wins,
21 losses and 2 draws,, for .933
per cent. John Kloeze 8-27-
.243, Dave Carruthez s' 443-0
,235, Dwight Aldham 2-15-0
.118 and Kathy Weary 1-21-0
.04§. HONORARY MEM-
BERS: Charlie. MacDonald
with 6 wins, 0 losses and 0°
draws- for 1.009 per cent,
Laverne Riley 8-1-1,, .850,
Clarke Teal 5-3-0 .625, Bruce
Walls 3,72-0 .600, Ian Ross 6.5-2
.538, Kirk Lyndon 6-6.-2 .500,
Gerry James 2-2-0 .500,
Reinhardt Voelmle 2-3-0 .400,
.Dr. Barry Deathe 1-4-0 '~.200'•
and Melonie 'Johnston 1-10=0
.091.
TOWN
•Dr. T. Melady, and Dr: W..
Schilthius, Guderieh,, attended
the scientific sessions and Cen-
tennial Celebrations at the On-
tario Veterinary Association's
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Ontario Provincial Police,
Goderich Detachment, reported
six traffic accidents in-
vestigated during the week of
January• 27 to February 2. -
n provincial cou-rt, Criminal
Division, Goderich, 46 persons
were convicted of Highway
Traffic Act - offences, 13 for
Liquor. Control Act Offences
Four persons •were injured in , and one peon was convicted
three of the. .accid'erts while the `rj
for, a Criminal Code offence.
other three involved property Pr"oincial Police warn
damage. motorists about the' .winter
Officers laid . 61 charges. driving problem of), "road
"Thirty-fve 'were; under splash". As water and slush
provisions of the Highway Traf- can splash onto headlights as
fic Act, -'18 under the Liquor wellas wgndshields, drivers
Control. Act - and eight -under should clean .them -before, and
the Criminal Code, f: after every trip.
Pra'vincial Police were also Poliee say:- "See better ... be
'called on to' investigate .three ,' .seen- better .., and be safer".
occurrences of breaking` and Rolice ,.also remind, .car
entering, one -theft and two' owners that there are only
other ..criminal hatters. They ' -three ,weeks left to get 1974 -
made 33 non-criminalin licence validation tags on cars.
vestigations.-T,h�e deadline is,midnight Trhur-
Officers .gave 48 ' warnings, sdaY, February 28.- There will
and answered/five requests for be no extension. Get .licence
assistance. They ----gave five validation_ tags toda.y'and avoid°
breathalvzer tests. •• long, last-minute lineups.
D --CI wrestlers defeat
*100th • annual meeting..
Veterinarians and their wives Stratford at dual meet
from m -any pasts of Canada
and the United States took part
in -.the festivities. The Scientific
Programme featured forty-eight
different speakers from eight
states and. four provinces.
$ridge Stores—.
'There were five tables at ;the
January 29 meting of the
Goderich duplicate Bridge.
'`Club: , Winners were: • A.
Weerasooriya and 'Dr.. A.B.
,Deathe in first' place with 61 -
'points; Mrs. ,W. Duncan and
• Mrs, D.D, Worthy in secon.d
with 62; Mrs.'I•, Papernick and
Mrs.•B. La Paine in .third' with
56.5; and Tom Eadie and•Ray
- Fisher in fourth spot•-with.y55.5
points. ~
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The GDCI wrestling• team
defeated 'Stratford. North-
western' in a dual „meet held
here on Friday.
Winning their bnuts for
GDC+I were Dox Kirkconnell sin •
the 90 "_pound class, Steve
Wore in the 98 poundc[ass,
Steve Palmer in the 106 pound
class, Rick McClinchey in the
115 'pound class, Larry Plaetzer
in the 123 pound- class, Larry
Donnelly in the 136 pound
class, Peter Willis. in the 141,
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pound class, Gerry- O'Brien -in .
the 148 pound class, Dave
1R�odges' in the 157+poundclass
and Jim Ginn in the 168 pound
class. 4.
A1'so ' wrestling for the
Vikings were Fred Martin' at
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" Ray Donneliy's crew is
having a busy week: Tuesday
they were -at Stratford Central
and "yesterday they wrestled ai "
Seaforth.
The Huron -Perth champion,
ships will -be held next Friday
in -St. Marys.
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