HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-03-27, Page 174.,
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Last week ended the regular With the Winner playing Bob
season for the Goderich Chess Dick.
Club which now starts into the. In Level 4; we have throe sets
playoffs. All playoffs will be of quarter -finals. Doug Brin-
two out' of three game series.
In Level 1, Charlie'
MacDonald, won five games.
last week to end the season with
a new record total victories of
45! -
In Level 2 play, Jim Kingsley
won his last three games to
take over first place.
In Level 3, Brian Miller won
three of five games to take first
place honors.
In Level four; Mike Koszycki
had a very good evening
' winning two of three games.to
clinch first place while Dbug
Brindley ' took over second
placety winning four of his last
games.
The play-offs will start , as
follows:
In Level one, . Dave Weary
will take on Kirk Lyndon while
Reinhardt Voelmle challenges
Glen Falkiner in Quarter -Final
play, The winner between Dave
Weary and Kirk Lyndon will
then meet Jim Weary in Semi -
Final play while • the winner
between Reinhardt Voelmle
dley will play Brian Siiortreed.,
Kathy Weary goeg up against
Jim Gower and Bob Cox will
meet Larry Gower. The winner
between Kathy Weary and Jim
Gower will go on to play Mike
Koszycki while the winner
between Doug . Brindley and
Brian Shortreed will play the
winner between • Bob Cox and
Larry Gower.
The final standings are as
follows
Level 1: Chas,. MacDonald
with 45 wins, 11oss and 0 draws
for .978 percent; Jim Weary 21-
2-0 .913; Reinhardt Voelmle 21-
5-0 .808; Dave Weary 21-6-1
.768; Glen Falkiner 16-5-2 .739; ,
and Kirk Lyndon 25-9-0.735. '
Level 2: Jim Kingsley with 40
vOins, 17 losses and 1 draw for
.698 percent; Dave Carruthers
18-8-0 .092; Harold Kloeze 20-10-
1 .661; Glen Wightman 24-13-0
.649; John Kane 15-8-2 .640; and
Jolin Kloeze 26-18-2.587.
Level 3.: Brian Miller with 24
wins, 19 losses and 6 draws for
.551 percent; Bob Dick 12-11-0
and Glen Falkiner will take ori' .522; Darrell Kloeze 19-19-2
Chas. MacDonald. The winners .500; Larry McDougall 21-24-2
of the Semi -Finals will then .468; Laird Eisler 19-22-0 .463;
clash for the Finals. and Don Bogey 24-31-4.441.
In Level 2; Harold Kloeze will Level 4: Mike Koszycki with
play John Kane and Glen 12 wins, 20 losses and 2 draws
Wightman will be up
against Inst
for .382'P
percent; •Dougug
Brindley
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9_ Kathy'h
Wear
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Ka
1 .8 4 .362;Y
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John Kloeze. The winnerti
between Harold Kloeze and 0 .340; Bob Cox 17-44-2 .286;
John Kap will meet Jim Brian Shortreed 8-58-4.143; Jim
Kingsley while - the winner Gower 4-45.5 :120; and Larry
between Glen Wight -flan and Gower 4-42-1 .096.
John Kloeze witl play against >~ H o n or a r. y Members :
Dave'Carruthers. • . • 'Laverne Riley 8 wins, 0 losses
In . Level 3; Darrell Kloeze ' and 0 draws for .1,000 percent;
will play Laird Eisler with the Tom McGill. 16-5-1 .750; Carl
winner •going,on to play against Farnsworth 1-2-0 .333; Nick '-
Brian Miller. Larry McDougall Gouliaras 0-4-0 .000; and Geoff
will be up against Don Bogey,. Gibbs 0-5-0.000.
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Junior agriculturcilists .
summer"o exp.erience
get
1f you are seriously in- •This. year, the on-farm
tere'sted in '' agriculture and assignment lasts from June 23
want to gain some practical to August' 23. Each Junior
experience h the ',field, the Agriculturalist will receive a
Junior Agriculturalist, program `$ra.ining allowance of $16 per
operated 'by the MOntario day; based,'on a° 6 -day week.
Ministry of Agriculture and _,half of thisis provided by the
Food will' give you an insight Ontario Ministry of Agriculture
into Ontario . agriculture and and Food; the host farmer
rural°life. provides $3 in cash per day, as
This is' the third year of well as room and board worth,
'Operation for the popular $5 a day.
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program.' Many .participants
have gained valuable ex- • The Junior Agriculturalist •
perience to help them in -their will be under the ,direct
choice pf future careers or to • supervision of the farm
find gainful -employment on operator, taking part in •the
farms.day-to-day' aetivities on the
Selection for the program is 'farm. Hours on a farm can be
• based on the applicant's reason irregular and sometimes long,
for . being interested • in depending on the current ac-
agriculture, and his or her tivity and weather.:
plans for further education and , Those' persons interested in
career. An orientation,session, the Junior, Agriculturalist
to be held about mid-une, will program for 1975 should_,
help applicants prepare for complete' the application form
theitt'farm s, available at Ontario Ministry of
As a Junior Agriculturalist, Agriculture •and Food offices
young people 16 and 17 years of and secondary school guidance
dge are, placed on selected offices. 'Return the application
commercial farms for a 9 -week no later than May 1, 1975 to the
period during the summer'. Junior :'Agriculturalist
They live with and participate Program'; Ontario Ministry' of
in the. regular activities of the A°gri .ulture and Food, ,
farm families on their farms Parliament Buildings, Toronto,. ,I
M7A 1B2.
and in their communities. Ontario
Ontario Agriculture head
expands swine testing
The Ontario Swine Per-
formance Testing Program
under the Ontario. Ministry of
Agriculture and ,Food is being
expanded to include com-
mercial herds. When the
program was initiated in 1967
only" purebred breeders Were
eligible to- participate. In
making the announcement, the
Honourable William A.
Stewart, Minister of
Agriculture and Food -said:
"The expanded program will
provide Ontario commercial
hog producers enrolled in the
program with the necessary
accurate performance in-
`formationto make the selection
of superior animals."
Gilts in herd's enrolled in the.
program will be weighed and
" ultrasonically backfat probed
on the
farin e
e of ians ofthe Ministry tge by
teahnttry of,
Agricultuile,and Food.
Performance information
provided will include backfat
' thickness and age adjusted to
200 pounds. Commercial
producers will be in a position
to make marked improvements
in the carcass index and
growthiness of the market hogs
by selecting replacement gilts
on the basis of test results' and
by using superior performance
tested boars.
Herd owners making use of
the expanded program Will be
required to provide an accurate
scale, identify gilts individually
before weaning; and record
their birth dates as well as the
identification of both sire and
dam..,
"This expanded Swine
Testing Program is another
step towards further improving
the quality of Ontario hogs
which presently enjoy a
growinag : international
reputation," Mr. Stewart
concluded:
,Farmers interested in having
,gilts weighed and probed under
the Swine Performance Testing
Program should write " for
further details to' the Live Stock
Branch, Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture' and . Food,
Parliament Buildings, Tbronto,
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