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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-05-14, Page 29rt PAGE 8A —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY. MAY 14, 1986 It you re THA KYOU Tim Huron County Health Unit and the Goderich Recreation Department would like to thank the following merchants for their donations toward our F Family Bike Ride A & P (apples) Donuts & More (Vouchers) McDonald's (Vouchers) Zehrs (Juice) Congratulations to Linda Nakamura who Is the lucky winner of our draw for McDonald'sakfast vouchers. Thanks to all who participated In the ride. NEW 1N TOWN and don't know which way to turn, call the cikeTcome, hostess at 524-2544 son2.„, eta TODAY'S NEW 1986 CIVIC WAGON ANSWER NEW 1986 PRELUDE SPECIAL EDITION lid SMART FAMILY PLANNING NEW 1986 CIVIC HATCHBACK aI RAPID TRANSIT AUTHORITY IT LOOKS THE PART NEW 1986 ACCORD HATCHBACK S SO NEW, ALL YOU'LL RECOGNIZE IS THE HATCH NEW 1986 CIVIC SEDAN WE'VE CUT THE COST OF LUXURY NEW 19 COCIVIC UPE CRX 1.5 COME IN ANOD�STRAP ONE O D ORD aTODAY'S ANSWER NEW 1986 ACCORD EXi SEDAN A NEW WAY TO SPOIL YOURSELF ROTTEN Ontario St. vi STRATFORD HONDA 0 Lorne Ave. 598 LORNE AVE., Stratford 271-2793 Finalists prepare to square off in chess play BY BARRY PAGE The Goderich Chess Club's annual ban- quet was held last Wednesday in the Bed- ford Hotel. Club president and organizer, Doug Brindley, welcomed members and guests and presented trophies to the two round robin level winners. The winner of Level 1 was Bob Dick, and the winner for Level 2 was John Crawford. Two additional trophies - for the playoff winners of both levels - are yet to be awarded. At the time of reporting, the finalists are ready to compete in their first game. Names of the finalists are give16 below. During the speeches that followed, special thanks were given to Doug Brindley for organizing this past year's session and , to Walter Gottschalk, the club's scoremaster. The club will be slightly re -organized for the 1986/1987 session. Bob Dick, Walter Gottschalk and Mark Dunsbier will ensure the club's continuation as a recreational group and welcome all regular members and newcomers to the first meeting in the fall. Final results of the playoff games will be reported as soon as possible. Current play- off standings of the Goderich Chess Club are as follows: LEVEL 1- SEMI-FINALS A - Dennis Little versus Mark Dunsbier -1. Drawn game, 2. Mark Dunsbier, 3. Mark Dunsbier. Winner (Mark Dunsbier). B - Bob Dick versus Eric Hallam - 1. Bob Dick, 2. Bob Dick. Winner (Bob Dick). LEVEL 2 - SEMI-FINALS A - John Crawford versus Mike Cox - 1. John Crawford, 2. John Crawford. Winner (John Crawford). B ,Barry Page versu Don Willson - 1. Barry Page, 2. Barry Page. Winner (Barry Page). Goderich Chess Club president, Doug Brindley is pictured with Dennis Little and finalists, Mark Dunsbier and Bob Dick. (Barry Page photo) Chess Club president, Barry Page azad John Doug Brindley, is pictured with Level 2 finalists Crawford. Huron County Library receives grant Toronto - Three automation grants totall- ing $820,600 will enable further expansion and improvements to Ontario library ser- vices, Dr. Lily Munro, Minister of Citizen- ship and Culture, announced. �The Ontario Libr ry Co-operative (OLC). and,public inud Huron Ctwill receive $476,600 through the Library Co-operative Automa- tion Program (LCAP) to catalogue their col- lections on a shared database. Once established, the database will allow better access to the collection of the participating.. libraries. The creation of the database'is COMPUTER CLASSES FOR BUSINESS OR PERSONAL LITERACY AND BASIC PROGRAMMING COMPUTER CONSULTANTS & SYSTEM ANALYST BUSINESS OR PERSONAL .4• COMPUTER SALES HARDWARE SOFTWARE & ACCESSORIES ELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE WEEKLY OR MONTHLY OFFICE ASSISTANCE LABELING, TYPING SPECIAL OFFICE JOBS 21 EAST STREET SECOND FLOOR, 202 GODERICH, ONT. N7A 4C7 also a critical first step for future automa- tion projects., A total of $247,000 awarded through the Automation Program for Small Libraries (ASPL) will be used for feasibility studies, conversion of titles into the Tri -Regional Catalogue.. and -microcomputer, based./cir- culation systems. The Ontario Joint Fiction/Biography Reserve (OJFR/OJBR) received $97,000 towards the creation of a database of its holdings. The OJFR/OJBR was established as a depository collection to preserve copies of older fiction and biography. layman L?eiihil e q u i p e n t Grana oQenirg vicCoria weeKena *Open Monday May 19 *Free Draw Sat., May 17 f LCAP is uesigned to develop databases from library holdings and foster local infor- mation networks. The program encourages libraries to , band together, to strengthen reciprocal borrowing arrangements through local • automation projects. APSL assists smaller community libraries serving populations of under 50,000 with automation projects such as database creation and cir- culation control. "These programs will greatly enhance the services of Ontario community libraries." Dr. Munro said. "The information needs of our society are changing and we want to keep in step with the times." Have you ever wanted to talk to the Manager? Now's your chance! • Voice your opinions, suggestions, or questions to Shirley Js Keller on the Goderich Signal Star OPEN .LINE ANY FRIDAY MORNING 10 am•12 noon 524-2614 OR AT YOUR CONVENIENCE Tell Shirley what this town's ' only community newspaper can do to help you ig s eas,.: