The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-10-30, Page 8Y^ 4
PAGE 4A-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THU •SrDAY, OCTOBER 30.
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" Verna Worthy • and Jean
Cook notched top honors in
the north -south division with
a - point point total of 7-21/2 at the
October 14 meeting of the
Goderich Bridge Club. There
were seven tables in play.
Mary Donnelly -and Eleanor
Erskine took 'second spot with
70 points while A.
Weerasooriya and Barry
Deathe settled for third spot
with 67 points.
Joanne Duckworth and Lee
Ryan topped the east -west
competition with a point total
of 106 while Bill Duncan and
Ron Klages finished second
with 711/2 points. Marion Lane
and Barbara Howe'took third
-+la re with 68 pe ints.
Qr. and Mrs. Stapleton) took
north -south honors at, the
')ctu <yr 2)4 meeting, of the
bridge club with 721/2 points.
�• -Weerasooriya and Joe
.,tar*;.., and Jean Cook and
Worthy tied for second
'ch 661/2 points. There
even tables in play.
Ene Duckworth and Lee
Ryon captured the east -west
division with a point' total of
2. Tom Eadie and Ray
d, Fisher took second place with
74 points while Dave Cornish
and Dave Wilkinson 'settled
for third place with a point
total of 711/2.
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CHESS ClUB NEWS
Last week, newcomer
Benjamin Stadelmann won
four games to move all the
way ui into first place with an
impressive seven- wins and
one loss. A tremendous race
for first place is developing
with the top six players all
having only one loss. ,
Playing extremely well this
year and moving into a
second place tie with Chas.
MacDonald is Harold Klo•ezev'
MacDonald won this 'only
game of the night to move
into a second place tie while
Glen Wightman picked up a
win and -a loss to hold onto the
last Level 1 position.
In Level 2,, Larry Gower
gained his seventh victory of
the season and still holds a tie
for the mowvictories with
Benjamin Stadelmann.
The Goderich Township
Chess Club would also like to
welcome back'JohnKane who
is now starting his fourth
season with the Club, John
started the season with two
wins arid two losses to take
the, lead in Leve4. 3. Jim
Kingsley moved up into
second place. in Level 3 1A)ith a
-win and a loss while Brian
Miller upset a Level 1 player
to advanceinto third place.
In Level 4, Kathy *eary
THE
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House to House.
POPPY
CANVASS
by members of
Branch 109
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Royal Canadian Legion
Friday, Nov. 7
6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
AND
Saturday, Nov. 8
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THE POPPY IS THE MEANS,BY WHICH
LEGION BRANCH 109 IS ABLE:- - �..-
1) To raise fund for the relief of distress among veterans and
their dependents.
2) To provide bursaries kir deserving sons and daughters, of
veterans.
3) To preserve the mertlory of those Canadians who died in
the service of their country,.
won one of two games to
move into a'second place tie
with Rick MacDonald who
won his. second game of the
season. Bob Cox also picked
up his second victory of 'they
season ,last week.
In • the Honorary Level,
Mike Koszycki picked up, his
second win without a defeat to
take .-, over first place.
Koszycki and Kirk Lyndon
are now the only undefeated
players in the Club•
If you are interested' in
playing Chass and would like
to join the club phone Jim
K ingsley 524-9019 for details.
The standings as of October
22 are as follows: LEVEL 1:
Benjamin,Stadelmann with 7
wins, 1 lbss and 0 draws for
.875 pct.; Harold Kloeze 6-1-0'
557; Chas. MacDonald 6-1-0
.S57; and Glen Wightman 4-1-.,
1.7750:
LEVEL 2: Dave Weary
with 3 wins, 1 loss and 0 draws
for .750 pct.: Darrell Kloeze 4-
1-2 .714; --Larry Gower 7-5-1
.577; and Don -Bogey 6-6-1
.500.
LEVEL 3: John Kane with 2
Huron County
seeking funds
wins, 2 losses and 0 draws for
.500 pct.; Jim Kingsley 2-3-4
.417; Brian Miller 2-3-0 .400;
and "Brian Shortreed 4-8-1
346.E
LEVEL 4: Jim Gower with
4 wins, 9 losses and 0 draws
for .308 pct.; Kathy Weary 2-
5-0 .280; Rick MacDonald 2-5-
'0 .286; gob Cox 2-7-1 .x.50; and
John Kloeze 1-4-0.200.
HONORARY MEMBERS:"'
Mike ,Koszycki with 2 wires, 0
losses and 0 draws for 1.000
pct.; Kirk Lyndon 1-0-0- 1.000;
Louis Stadelmann 1-2-0 .333';
Dennis Little 0-1-0 .000; and
Laird Eisler 0-2.0 .000.
I also must not forget to
mention what a good start
Darrell Kloeze is off to this
year. Darrell won his only
game of the night last week to
take a strong hold on second
place in Level 2 with a .714
win 1-oss'percentage,
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• 2 SHOWINGS DAILY •
at 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. •
* What happens when you're a N.Y. cop •
• sent to France to.bust •
• ',.. ;1 a dope rifig and... •
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can speak Flonch •
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Huron County is applying for •
$15,000' in planning grants to •
assist in the preparation and ;
amendments to official plans in •
three municipalities. •
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The grants --, under the •
:Ontario housing , ministry's _:
community planning program •
-- will 'bring to ' $50,000 the •
amount -'of money the county
has received to help in plan-
ning.
County planner Gary
Davidson said last week that
Huron will seek the grants for
the preparation of secondary,
plans for Usborne and Ashfjeld
townships 'and for updating of
the plan for Wingham.
All plans are prepared by the
county, planning department to
confojj'm to thecounty-wide
official plan.
Mr. Davidson said the county
already -has received $35,000 for
its work on the ' plans for
Brussels and Zurich and the
townships of Howick, Grey,
Colborne, Goderich ' and
Tuckersmith.
Part of the provincial money,
will be applied toward the cost
of an additional planner, he
said.
County council has'
authorized the hiring of a third
planner - with experience in
rural planning - to s.peed the
preparation of secondary plans
in Huron's 12 remaining
municipalities.
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Entertainment Guide
OCTOBER 31.and NOVEMBER 1
Star Trex
NOVEMBER 7 and 8
Chris Black & The SwinOng.Brass
NOVEMBER '14 and 15
Mozart's Melody Makers
NOVEMBER 21 and 22
Manhattan
NOVEMBER 28 and 29
Star Trex
DECEMBER 5 and 6
Mozart's Melody Makers.
DECEMBER 12 and 13
Shannon
DECEMBER 19 and 20
Star Trex
Book your• Christmas Parties, Banquets
now while we stilt have openings.
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FOL OWING DISTANCE
Miist driver now the rule
for judging wha is d safe
distance to follow another (car
In -traffic -- "Allow one car
length for every 10 m.p.h. of
speed. ' But, the Ontario Safety
League emphasizes that this
rule specifies the minimum
safe following distance, under
pertec't conditions, 1n bad
driving conditions, such as rain
or ice, the d-is:ta4ace allowance
should he doubled, A "bad
condition" ,calling for extra
stopping distance from the car
ahead, arises whenever you
yourself are being followed too
closely by another vehicle. If an
emergency occurs ahead, you
have to worry) about the
stopping capability of your own
.car and also the car behind.
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MONDAY, 8:30 P,M.
NOVEMBER 3
VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE
JACKPOT $240.
in 58 tails
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3 SHARE -THE -WEALTH GAMES
Admission 51.00 - includes
one free card. Additional
cards 25c each or 6 fpr S1.00.
ADM'SSION RESTRICTED TO THOSE
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Attention,
All
Goderich Community
CREDIT UNION.
Members
It's our
22nd Annual Dinner
MEETING and DANCE
SALTFORD VALLEY HALL
November 15th 1975
OPEN - 6:00 P:M. •
DINNER - 6:30 P.M.
MEETING - 8:00 P.M.
DANCE - 9:30' P.M.
$4,00 per person
Tickets Available at your Credit Union Office
But Hurry There is a limited supply.
39 St..David St. 524-79.31
Due to mail strike - please pick up annual report at
your Credit Union Office.
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WEST STREET,
HURON CAMERA CENTRE
24 HOUR -FILM
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7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
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Parents are invited to visit the school and discuss their
student's progress with members of 'the teaching staff.
Please bring the names of Your boystgirls'teachers.
PROGRESS REPORTS
will be sent home Monday,'November 3.•.
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