The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-03-04, Page 19CNES3 (l�9 NEWS
With only three weeks left
• to the play-offs the battle for
positions- increases. In Level
1,. Chas. ,Macdonald won has
thirtieth game of the season
. to continue to hold on to a
commanding lead on first.
place.
Dave Weary..picked up two,
wins.and a draw to move back
into a deadlock for second
,place with Glen Wightman.
Leaping ,all the " way •from
fourth place. in Level. 2 to
fourth place in Level 1 via
• three consecutive wins was
Kirk' Lyndon.' Kirk. is chased
'. closely by Harold Kloeze who.
moved back into first place
with a .684 win -loss per-
centage. •
In Level 2, we have a dead
tie -for first place between Jim
Kingsley '- and: Benjamin
Stadelmann;'-' Don. .Bogie
picked up his twenty-first win
of the season to move into a
tie for fourth place with Mike The Goderich Area Housing..
Koszycki. z_ Action •committee plans to '
In Level 3, Bob Dick won step up .its effort to secure
applications for senior citizen
housing • in r Goderich. The
committee '• members . are
embarking on a personal
approach to..tr.y to get Senior
Citizens of the area to apply to
Ontario ,Housing for senior.•
citizen rental housing. •
; • The .need for; the elderly•to-
sign the government ap-
plication was discovered,
several months ago when the
om.mitte.e •'learned •,1that
• Ontario Housing will . not
consider constructing sub.-
sidized housing unless at least
10 -units` have been applied for
on offilial government forms:
The • committee had just
completed a campaign
`determined to find if there
• was a need. for, the •housing
'here and had 118 names of
seniors who 'felt they would
need the housing.
,The list, however,was
deemed useless as a base for
government statistics and the
committee planned to go back
to the 118 with .the more in-
vol„yed government forms
that included income -figures,
• assets and any pension- or
insurance funds the people
• were -.'receiving. • The. com
rnittee.. was concerned that
the involved forms wouldnot
. enjoythe same success as the
simpI ;housing action forms
and that the number of
• seniors willing to state a need'
for housing would decline.
The members reported at
the last --committee --meeting's
that 21 applications. had'been
completed and returned and
that at least 15 were pending.
.371 4 Theapplications showed an
.366 immediate. need for' senior
.317 citizen housing and a per -
0. 276-• tentage showed a need for.
1 • • .096 subsidization of that housing:
'Com'mittee 'chairman Don
Wheeler told the members'
they -should- aim-f-orahe. same
,number of governmentap
plications. as they. .had
committee .: applications. He
said they should be aiming for
.118 completed government.
. forms adding that he felt it
would be premature to ask for •
government ..housing • for
seniors unless the town was
prepared to ••• ask -for the
maximum • number of units
they could.
Building inspector ' Roy
Breckenridge; _ secretary: of
the' committee^,' said. there
was no question in his mind•.
• that if the committee could
get the government to build
100. units of senior . citizen
housing in Goderich, that
they Would all be used. •
access to. talking books. • •A "We'll . fill them," he
catalogue of the.book'titles is.
available at the town• bran,
ches. These books may . be
borrowed for.a .six-week •
•
period. • '
A. small cassette recorder is
availablefor.;patrons without
a •machine. There is . no. •
charge for any of the above
services - .please tell us if you
have any comments. a�lout
these special services: •
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Walker
will be displaying their art at
the Goderich Branch. Drop in
and•see their work.
two of three games to hold
onto first place. But Bob 'is
strongly challenged by John
' Kane who. trails by only .018
per cent • and Brian Miller
only ,007• behind John.t
In -Level 4, Jim Gower won
his 15th of the 'season and is'
only .005 behind' Bob Cp>i for,
first place.•-
Leading . the Honorary
Members • is. Glen 1~ alkiner
who: won his Only game of the
night. Glen. wh'o has been with
the club for three•years just
rejoined last week. Welcome
back Glen; We also would like
to :welcome •a brand new,
member - George Young.`
George debuted with the dub,
in fairly `strong fashion
winning two of five games,
The standings are as.
follows-
••W L
'LEVELI
•Chas. -MacDonald - 30 2
DaveWeary 1.7 4
• Glen W ightman 17 4
Kirk Lyndon 16' 7
Harold Kloeze ....13 6
LEVE L2•.._-
JimKingsley 20 ''10' . 2 .656
Benjamin Stadelrnann• • • 20 10 2 .656
Louis Stadelmann 21 13 1 .614
DQD. Bogie 21 14 2 .595
Mike Koszycki 12 8' 1 • ..595
D P
0 .933
1 .795 •
1 .795
0 .696
0 .684
Bob Dick
John -Kane
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LEVEL 3•
14 10 ... 0 '.583
.565
.558
.475 -
.462
13 10
'Brian Miller. • 14 • 11 ..
Larry Gower 18 20
John Kloeze , .. 12 14
LEVEL 4
Bob Cox 12 2'1 ` 2
JifnGower .......a ..:......:..:15 26. • 0
Brian'Shortreed r9 " 20 1
:Bob DeLyzer•..•. 8 •,21
Rick MacDonald ' - 2 24
HONORARY MEMBERS ..
':- ;.GtenFaikiner-- .....:. •::..•. • • • - 1 _ - ,1:0
e : -a : oo:.
DougBrindlesy.. , 12 "` 5, ; 0 .706
• Sam Hassan:..... ::`...:....•; 9:. �, •4 . ' 3 , .656
Darrell Kloeze 10 6 2 '• .611
• Dennis Little 7 6. 0 .' .538
'George Young 2. • 3 0 .400
e Nick Gantner . ' . 4 8 0 .333
Kathy Weary
Chuck Reid.
Alan Facchinato :.. 2 9 0 .182
'Mark Alexander 1 5 . 0 .167
Vic 'Alexander... ,.•.. ,... ,1 . `6 0' .143
Richard Facchinato, 1 10 r Q .091
Dave Carruthers . 0 ' 2 0 .000
JerryGreydanas.. • : • : • .. .. • .. • 0 9 0 .000
5 12' 1 : .306
1 4 0 .200
Many persons with failing.
.eyesight can now read many
books in large print. Each of
the five town libraries has a
small collection -of large print
books.. •
-At Goderich, this, collection
includes: John Creasey `�A,
splinter of glass", John
Buchan "Thirty-nine steps",
Elizabeth Goudge "Middle
Window", Georgette Heyer
"Black Sheep", ' 'Louis
•L'Am'our "Skylines" • and
Arthur Upfield "Murder must
wait".
If a patron.would like other"
titles, ' please. '•ask' the
Goderich_ staff: Persons
unable to get to the' -library
because of sickness or that
are handicapped; please let
the headquarters` or Goderich'
branch staff know your need..
We can` mail out books
through the books by mail
service, or visit:,.•you per-
sonally with • a - selection of
books through ourshut-in'.
service
Through the co-operation of -
Midwestern Regjonal
Library,. Huron County has
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assd:rted. "That's ' been.
proven.',
John Lyndon told the
committee .that he was not
concerned only with the
financial needs of the elderly
but also with their need of a
central housing facility. He
said as a member of the.
Goderich Housing Authority
.he w,as_concerned with people
making $10,000 or less a year
that needed subsidized
ho.tsing tut as a'member of
the housing action committee
he was concerned about
seniors who could well afford
to pay full rent. for th:e,housing
unfits but needed the physical ,.
benefits of centralized„,senior',.
citizen housing. "
"There. just isn't any rental
acc.omnigdation in Goderich
for these people," said Mr.
Lyndon. '
Mr..' Breckenridge .told the
committee he was- not : sure
they • :should be'. sollciting
support for .subsidized
housing:in Goderich. He said,
the committee might be out of ;.
line' asking for blanket sups
',port of the housing units and, :`
maybe .should be just con-
cerning themselves 'with..:
people who are in real need of
the subsidized housing.
'Reeve Gerry Ginn of.
Goderich Township pointed
out that the future was what
the committee.. should . be
planning for. He said that
people who are not in any
for:seeable , need of .the
housing now may be. a victim
of circumstance in the future •
and may.have`'a need ...for
subsidized housing.
"They don't know they will
never. use it,'*'said the reeve. .•
John Lyndon said • he had,
encountered people who say
they don't see any -personal
need. for subsidized'housing
or'senior'citizen units and are •
hesitant to fill out the'
government forms. Mr.
Lyndon said he has explained
to .the'people.that by applying
they are. becoming 'govern-
ment statistics in Goderich; -
and if they never see , the
facility_.they are helping other
'seniors in town who.will use
it.
The. committee members.
organized their .efforts and
have prepared a list of the
people who expressed a need.
• for:housing here. They intend
to go over the list together to
ensure that•all the -people are
'polled about filling' out the•
govern�n_ent__forms in an
effort to get as many people
as possible to. apply for the
housing. ' • _ ,
Form coalition
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- A • 'Citizens ' althcare
Coalition rneetir ✓a's held in
Stratford last week to banal-.
togetherrepresentatives
from hospital facilities in
Chesley Clinton, ..Durham, '.
Goderfch:- Toronto _and
Woodstock. .
• Thegroup will attempt to
promote a province -wide
campaign to gain • public
;favor. They will look toward a
joint meeting of tiie groups
with Ontario • Premier
William Davis; 'Hon: Frank
Miller; :provincial minister of
health;' Stephen Lewis,
Leader of the Official
Opposition; and Dr. Stuart
Smith, Liberal Leader.
One delegate and one
alternate will represent each.
facility on the coalition with,
power to make decisions for
his or her group.
The group was meeting
yesterday (March 3) to -
discuss funding, action and
the .possibleextension of the
coalition to eastern. and
northern Ontario. ,'
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