The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-11-21, Page 33d
Assessment buliding ;Opfli
at Thursday ceremony
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"Ws a pleasure to cut this' ribbon and officiaify open this
"building", said James W. Snow, Minister, of Government Ser-
vices, at the official opening of the assessment building ad-
dition. Looking on are, from left to right Harold Lobb, reeve of
Clinton, and member of the property committee, Lloyd
Morrison
the Huron
Minister
Huron
warden of .Perth County; Hardld' Wild,
Counter property committee; James
Government Services; and W.J Elston,
of
County
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GODUR 61 SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEM$ER 21, 1974
CHES1 CUIB ES
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The surprise player of the
club this year has become
young John 'Kloeze. Last year
John had a .22'4 percentage;
this year John has won eight of
13 'games for a very respectable
.615 percentage.
Last week John worvictories
against two higher level players
to move up into Level 2: Chas.
MacDonald who holds the
record for the.,most victories in
a season (35) and for thnnost
consecutive"'wins (38) won his
sixteenth game .without a
defeat.
Jim Weary remained' un-
defeated with. his seventh Vic-
tory while Dave.Wear cked
up his ninth and tenthwin
against, only one loss,Glen
Wightman put 'liths ga back
together to snap a thr ame
losing streak by wine both
of 'his games. Brian Mr im-
proved his average slig with
a win and a loss' whi athy
Weary took ove sole
possession of lead in vel 4
.. with a .286 percentage.
Brian Shortreed wo first
game of the season' last
1 week
' and is showing ra 'im-
chairman of Provement
:'Brian will probably
W. Snow,
warden of
necf
v pi
me
ee g
ing
ills
fitly
le K
r
Le
n his
pid
win a few more -games yet and
become a strong Level 4 con-
tender."
In the Honorary division
Reinhardt Voelmle won 'one .of
two games and now has an im-
pressive .833 percentage.
The'standings as of Nov. 13,
-1974 are as follows:
LEVEL 1: Chas MacDonald
with 16 wins; 0' losses and 0
,(staff photo
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D.R. Snider, of Snider, Huget and March, drchitects, riresents the key to the addition to
property committee.chairman, Harold►"Wild. In the centre ' is N.B. Monteith of Genan `Construc-
tion Ltd., Kitchener. (staff photo) . '
Photos by
Gary Loewen
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Minister attends
James W. Snow, Minister of
Government Services, unveiled
the plaque and cud the ribbon
draws for 1.000 percent, Jim
Weary 7.0-0 1.000; Dave Weary
10; 1-0 .909; ,and J,im Kingsley
11-4-0 .733. 6
LEVEL '2: Glen Falkiner
with 5 wins 2 losses and 1 draw
for .687 percent; Kirk . Lyndon
9-5-0 .643; John Kloeze 8-5-0
.615; and John Kane 7-4-2 .615.
• LEVEL :3: Harold Kloeze
with 8 wins, 6 losses and 0
draws for .574 percent; Glen
Wightman 6-5-0 .545; Don
Bogie 11-12-0 .478; Hrian
Miller 5-7-2 .429; and Darrell
Kloeze 5-9-0 .35-r
LEVEL 4; Kathy Weary with
4 wins 10 losses and 0 draws
for .286 percent; Robert Cox 5-
`14=0 .263; Mike Koszycki :3-9-0
.250; poug Brindley :3-9-0 .250;
and Brian Shortreed 1-17-0
.056.. • •
HONORARY MEMBERS:
Laverne Riley with 2 wins, 0
losses and 0 drawl for 1.000
percent; Reinhardt *elmle 5-
1-0 .8',Y3L Clarke Teal 4-1-0
:000; Larry McDougall 6-6-2
.500; Ian Ross 0-0-1 .500; Laird
Eisler 2-9-1 .208; and Bill Bar-
wick 2-9-1 .208.
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Included in the addition is a
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The buildifY will hodse the Ili
assessment offices for Huron ,
and Perth Counties and Strat-
ford. It was completed ata cost '
714
of $22.5,000.
Original plans drawn up to
July, 1973, called for the, ki
demolition of the historic qk
Huron County Jail, to make "34,
room for the addition. k "Save
the J.ai1" committeeAi
wa'si
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instituted and it kept the . jail
intact. '
D. R. Snider, of Snider,
Huget and .March •Architects,
presented the key to the ad-
dition to Harold E. Wild, chair-
man of the property committee. •
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The addition was constructed
by Genan Construction Ltd,,- •
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Kitchener. . .
Jack Riddell, MPP -for •
Huron, Huron .County Warder, 'M
W. J. . Elstc.n, Perth County
Warden Lloyd Morrison and 14
Goderich Mayor Harry Worsell
also attended the ceremony.
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