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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-12-12, Page 25GOPERICH SIGIAL-$TAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBPR 12, 1974 -,-PAGE 0.4 Vow* 01P is lo ow • moo *ow oxf • owe _op 0.....00„„.„00. •fr HURON eusi Ness MAC'HINEg Last week, the Goderich hess Club had a record tur- ut of twenty members. Also e had three new members join inting the membership up to new high of 28 members. Among the new members was om McGill who was with us o years ago and made it to e Level two semi-finals that ar. 'Tom won his one and nly game last. week to tet off n the right foot. We would also like to elcome Jim and Larry Gower' the CIO. Jim and Larry are rothers who have joined the lub for the first time and have ound the competition a bit ough - but they both should mprove with experience. - Chas. MacDonald won two allies last week to remain un- efeated in eighteen games. einlifirdt Voelmle played and on two games ,to qualify for he regular standings and move nto second place in Level 1 ith an impressive 9-1 record. Moving—up,4nto----the--4irst-w.ins,-,-1.3..-losses—and— evel for the first time this draw for .357 percent; Doug position. In Level four Mike Koszycki raised his percentage 90 points to take the lead while young Brian Shortreed more than doubled his percentage with a win and aidraw in four games. The standings as of Decem- ber 4, 1974 are as follows: LVEL 1: Chas. MacDonald with ,18 wins, 0 losses and 0 draws for 1.000 per cent; Reinhardt Voelmle 9-1-0 .900; Dave Weary 11-3-0 .786; and Glen Falkiner 11-3-2 .759. LEVEL 2: Jim Kingsley with 15 .wink 6 losses and 0 draws for .714 percent; Kirk Lyndon 13-6-0 .684; John Kane, 9-5-2 .625; and Harold Kloeze 11-7-0 .611. • 'LEVEL 3: John ,Kloeze with I() wins, 7 losses and 0 draws for .588 percent; Don Bogey 18- .17-0 .514; Glen Wightman 6-6- 0 .500; Brian Miller 8=9-4 .476; and Darrell Kloeze 7-9-0 .437. LEVEL 4: Mike Koszycki Give the Altrozow.„ r I finest. • toi0s I See all the most gifted" • typewriters here today' • lqONTARIO ST.. f1CLINT,0N ONTARIO, PHONE 482.7338 • via • wets mak • sow• aim• um • ono•••• • NM • owie,0 wiii• 0.0 SO • aft • 1 Dorothy Schneider SpGGESTS-7- CHANEL— No. 5 Vol COLOGNES - ( PERFUMES BATH LUXURIES ' • Elegant gifts fat her_ ason was Glen Fallaner who von four and drew one to take iver fourth place. In Level two play, John Kane Iwon two of three games to in- 4crease his percentage slightly. ,t and move from fourth to third 'position. i In Level three Don Bogey ''4,von four of- five games to put his percentage above .500 and pumped from fourth position to second. Darrell Kloeze had a .perfeet night winning both of Chis games to strengthen his - on the last third level Brindley 6-13-0 .3.16; Kathy Weary 4-13-0 .235; Robert Cox 6-21-0 .222; and Brian Shot,. treed 2-26-1 .086. HONORARY MEMBERS: Jim Weary with 9 wins, 0 losses and 0 draws for 1.000 percent; Laverne Riley 6-0-0 1.000; Tom 'McGill 1-0-0 1.000; Clarke Teal 4-1-0 .800; Ian Ross 0-'0-1 .500; Larry McDougall 6-8-2 .437; Laird.. Eisler 2-9-1 .208; Bill Barwick 2-94 .208; Jim- Gower 0-5-1 .083; and Larry Gower 0-4-0 .000. Freeze injury covered and higher prices paid by insurance The 1914 apple harvest saw inany crops severely reduced in 'quality by the September frost. Covering this loss to a fariner's income is just one of the .changes in the insurance plan for apples offered by the Crop insurance Commission, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Christmas spirit in bottle? BY DAVE JOHNSTON — CONESTOGA' JOURNALISM STUDENT . • Christmas will again be' tmlebrated by the world on December 25, God and the Store. owners willing: The shelves have been overstocked and extra sales help have been hired. The rush is underway. After a mogrith of exhaustive searching for that gift for the special member of your life and another pair of socks for those Who are hard to buy for, the festivities will begin. The season is for goodwill and good spirit. Unfoftnately the. average person finds Christmas spirit is just what he chinks. 'While you are stuffing your selves at your own Christmas party, you'll do well to rerneni- her Why you are smiling. How ftn -you laugh when there are babies starving, and all the WOrld over is trouble and , •':The, deception .and hustling are.missed by the child's eyes. He lives for the fantasy and gilts and glitter. He does not SCE . the pain and suffering,' only knows little of God's great gift. 'When the season is going ationg, analyse your reason for Ilititling and shed a tear for those who can't. WELCOME SERVICE ould like to call you with , usewerming gifts" and in- formation about your new ation. The Hostess 'will be. to arrange your Subscrip- tion to the Signal-St/O.\ 1 her at 524-7801 Under the revised apple plan, a quality factor, is, applied to the yield CO count if the quality is reduced because of hail, severe windstorm or freeze. In the Past, freeze injury was not included. The quality factor is determined by establishing the relationship of juice price to tree -run price at time of har- vest. This means that if a grower has' a high yield but it is severely graded down because of poor quality, he may still have a claim after the. quality factor is applied. Two new ,price options are being offered tb permit growers to cover the increasing costs of producing. a crop of apples. .Now growers may insure their crop at 3, 4c, 5c or 6c depending , on what level of coststhey wish to cover. Under the crop insurance plan tor apples, ,a. grower is guaranteed. a certain percen- tage of his own average farm yield.. If his actual yield (reduced • for quality if necessary) is less than ,his guarantee, he is paid for the difference at the price option of, his choice. " All new applications or renewals of existing apple con- tracts, with a $50 premium deposit, -must be Made 'by De,cember 20 for the 1974-75 crop year. For further infor- mation growers should contact The Crop Insurance Com-, mission of Ontario,Parliament, Buildings, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 1B7 (Phone 416-965- 1811). The Goderich Salvation Army will distribute 700 bags of treats' to patients in hospitals in Goderich, Clinton and Kincardine foF Christmas. Captain Grace Herber of the Salvation Army, said the treats will be distributed to patients Who -may not get much else for Christmas. The, Home League is pictured preparing , TOWN TALK' Joe and Elva Thompson. of 126 St. David St., Goderich, celebrated their 54th .wedding anniversary last weekend with their family. Alice, (Thompson) Phillion and Husband\ John of V.Vingham, Harold and Irene Thompson and Ross and' Flora Thompson of Tillsonburg and Clare. and Kay Thompson of Langton were in Goderich to celebrate their parents' an- niversary. ;The •children . took Mr. and Mrs.ThOmpson to din- ner on Sunday and 'presented them with gifts marking the oc- casion.' BE A + BLOOD DONOR County health offjcials take step The -Huron County Health Unit will be stopping all septic tank installations on or abOut December 15. The move is an annual one by the unit based oh past experience. Installations done past this date have shown a high failure ;rate because of fro7;en or sailiraieVS(iirThe flexibre" date offered by the Health Unit is based on weather conditions at that time. Exceptions to this rule will be made in cases where repairs to systems are necessary for the convenience of the householder. All systems planned now or un- der construction should' be finished by December 15 or postponed until spring. ' -Health Unit personnel will .be on hand for the winter to handle problems on late in- stallations Or repairs. HAD YOUR PUMP - the treats. They will be distributed by the League of Mercy, who visit each week at the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich nursing home, Maitland Manor, Huronview, the Ontario Hospital and the Clinton and Kincardine hospitals. (staff photo) TRIEcK 13 "0 •S• ` Larry Rieck, PHM.B. 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