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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-11-20, Page 39° ��U�E�� CR';NES�"°= = Last week l burned the midnight oil to get the Chess Club News written on time and thou'prbnupt\y forgot deliver it to the Si|-8ta office. So this week l will try to over both weeks. Doug Brindley who was leading the Honorary Division with two wins has won six morein a row t� take over .first place in the club and become the only un- defeated player this year. n'doYoatedp!*yortNyxour. In the last two weeks.Kirk Lyndon has come up with five , wins in siX games to move out ,.of the honorary level into second place. Even though Chas. MacDonald won all three 'of his games he failed to move up from his third place position. Taking over the last first Level position is Mike Koszycki who also was in the Honorary Division two weeks ago. Mike has an impressive 6-2-1 record so far this year. Both Doug Brindley and Mike Koszycki were in Level four last year „making their records this year all the more creditable. In Level 2, Jim Kingsley winning streak to advance from last place, to first place. Davp,Weary has put together' a three game Winning streak -to move into fourth position. Don Bogey gained five vic- tories in the last two weeks to lead the club in total victories with 14. ^ In Level 3, Larry Gower continued to play extremely well picking up his )3thwin to take the lead. Louis Stadelmann won three of flve games toimprove hiewin|uoo mark co.000. Off tooslow start this year, Brian Miller is beginning to climb through the ranks by improving his win loss mark from .333 to .364 and moving up from the lead in Level 4 into fifth position in Level 3, We would also like to welcome two new Members to our club who joined two weeks ago - Bob De Lyzer and A'mondoBartnlnuo. Bob has moved into d plaCe in Level 4 whjle Armando is still in the Honorary Division: Armando has found the competition a b so far but has shown the ability to Pick up a lot of wins before this season is over. Two weeks ago the Chess Club hada record turnout of 23 members nd obtained| 27th and '28uh members this year, ,This compares with 30 last year, at the end of the ueonon. Indications are that we should reach a mem- bership of 35 by the end of this season. The standings as of Nov. 12. )0?8are aufollows: LEVEL Doug Brindley with 8 wins, 0 losses and 0 draws forl.0Nporonnt; Kirk For STAGS VANASTRA SHILLELAGH Vanastra *on'umw Lvmu 2/7 4411 ~ LyndonChas. 8-}-� .857' . 'MunDuno\d 10'2-0 .833; Benjamin Stadelmann 10'3-0 .769; and Mike Koszycki 6-2-1 .722, LEVEL 2: Jim Kingsley with 8 wins, 3 losses and 1 draw for .708 percent; Harold }{\uoze 7-3-0 .700; DarroQ K|oezr6'2'2.TO0;Dave Weary 6-3-0 .667; GO7 and Don �� Bn �4 7-2 .652. LEVEL 3: Larry Gower with 13 wins, 8 losses and l for .614percent; Glen---'unun5. . \' John Wightman ' Kane 7-5-0 .583; Louis 8tade]mann'6-5'O.S45' Brian Miller 4'7-0 .364' and Jim Gower 8-}5'O.348. LEVEL 4: John Kloeze with '4 wins, 8.\uauoa and 0 draws for percent; BobDeLyzer 3-SVO.332;'Brian ubortreodS' N'V .275; Bob Cox 3-0'l .269; Kathy We2-6-0 .250 and' Rick MacDonald 2-15-1 .139. ' HONORARY.„ MEMBERS: Bob Dick with 2 wins, 1 loss and 0 draws for .667 percent; Dennis Little 1-2-0 .333; Richard . Facchinato 1-3-0 .250; Laird Eisler 0-2-0 .000; Alan Facchinato 0-5-0; and Armando gartolotto 0-6-0 '.000'. 'If you are interested in playing chess whether a beginner or experienced - it mokmsnudifYnronco.youwiU fit in either" way - phone Jim Kingsley 524-9019 for details. the front row (from left) are; Tracy Wilson, Allison These eighyoung ladies were involved ioubm�n-a-thom Straughan, Deninne Walsh and Angie Chisholm. The back of drums. Although only two of the girls made it through the six hours of twirling they managed to raise $50. Pictured in sponsored by a group of Majorettes to raise money for a setrow includes (from left), Jackie Larder, Nancy Fincher, •Donna Phillips and Barb Goddard. (staff photo) e'iectsofficers, for new year' A meeting of the newly Mrs. Davidson aud Mrs. formed Gudoricb Home and MacKinnon attended 'the -School was held last Wed- Professional Activity Day nesday in the library of meeting at Victoria School on Victoria Public School. October. 20. Mrs. MacKinnon The following, new slate ufgovou�aocoumtoythis, vvb|oh 6YY|oary for 1975-76 was dealt' with~ the ' }{'H upand Auved��curriculum. President, Mrs. Sandi Special guests fOr the Davidson; Vlon'Progidoot, evening were Dr. Tom JaAAor Robertson Memorial, Mrs.and Mrs. Joanne Jasper. Dr. 'DaLurea Campbell; Vice- _Jasper is one of the local President, Victoria Public, dentists and Mrs. Jasper is a Mrs. Nancy. MacKinnon; Public Health Nurse. They secretary, Mrs. Corine provided a very interesting -Walsh; treasurer, Mra talk on dental health and Penny 0verboe; mem- nutrition. bership, Mrs; Mary Lynn The next regular meeting Telford; publicity, Robertson will boheld. January 14, 1076 Memorial, Mrs . Nadine in the library of Robertson Brown; publicity, Victoxia�`^��o,noria} Public Scbuo)_x|l Public, Mrs. Eleanor Hot- are welcome. chkiss. Anyone interested i joining th'e Home and School can do so'by. contacting Mrs. Telford at 524-9635. The ..mb--_,'pfee _$1.00 - Also, any parents from Robertson School who baVn paid their membership are entitled to a $2.00 refund. If you have not already received this refund, contact Mre.TV}Yord. An up-to-date report on the crossing guard 'situation at Victoria Public School was given by Mrs. Sharon Scruton. 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