The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-03-25, Page 221
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P44..d 14A- O,DE t;1CkI SIaNAI,'-STAR. THURSDAY. MARC,I , 25,.10;76•
CHESS C1UNES
Last • week The, Goderich
Township Chess Club finished
'its season's Schedule and will
start the best of -three
.playoffs in each Level.-
In, - Level 1,`••' Charlie
•'• MacDonald took First "place
for the fourth year in ,a°ros 'L.!.
Charlielost only two games •
a season and is certainly the
player, to be reckoned with
once again: -for the Club
Ch.ampionshi•p. Glen •
Wightman had his • bust'
season yet taking third place.
in Level 1:':. Glen now meets
Charlie in semi=final play.
Benjamin' Stadelmann
•clinched the, last Level 1
position and . will play a
quarter -final series against
Jim. Kingsley.,: Benjamin has
• reason to feel confident for
this series as he won both
games against 'Jim' in the
regular season.. Dave .Vi easy
took second place in Level 1
and stands to be Charlie's
stronge"st:threat. Dave played.
in the finals against Charlie
'last -.year; :winning one game
and giving Charlie a tough
battle in the other -two.
" ,Taking first place in Level
• 2; was Dennis Little.
However Dennis will find
winning the second Level
Championship no easy task as
all six• players are extremely •
-equal andany one of them are
capabl& of winning the
-championship. Harold Kloeze
ended the season "in'second
placeafter spending most of;
the season 'in Level 1. Harold
,, is . xpresently • the ; L__ evel 2
champion and- hes an ex- '•
ceilent chance of holding his
title. • . •
,Newcomer, Louis
StadeUrnann finished the
season in third place. Louis
hac quite a U ngttily late
.season,, winning streak• and
has:
Proven`liTtnself ti be a
strong player. In fourth plae'
Kit y Ly:ndon Kirk w •is. in the
first Level luntil.a late season
slump. Kirk 'has. also proven
•
himself capable of winning
the Lea el 2 .ch;tmpionship.
Bob Dick and Brian Mil•lei:
are both in 'Level '2 fot• the
first •time but neither one of
them can be counted out as
major contenders.
First place: -in 1-r've4 3 went
t'o last • year's. Level.. 4
champion "':ylike Doszycki.
Mk.e got of to a very good
start this year ands was in the
First Level-Tornawhile.WMike•
could win Level 3,piay:offsbut
.w'ill meet, heavy coinpeti'tion
from Sam Hassan and John
Kane. .
After being in Level. 2
almost. all season long Don
Bogie slipped to Level 3.in the
last week. Being in Level 2 all
season indicated -that Don is
capable of winning Level 3
also. . Newcomers • Sam
Hassan and George Young
both have , played . • strong
games this season and will be
hard to beat. Per•hap5 the
dark horse of the Level could
be young Darrell - Kloeze,.
Darrell is ' the ..most ibex-
: perienced of 'Level . 3, • but
'certainly ...will be no push-
o'er,- ' •
'John Kloeze is t define.e.4 •
W'
PCT.
•
the man io';beat in Level 4.
John played extremely well
last season but hada sub -par
this ' year losing • 15 'of 217.
games. 'hk)wever, John ha'S
shown that he is capable of
much better play 'anti if he
returns to form should win
Leve1.4
Ending the season' in
second place is this year's big
surprise '- Larry Gower.
Larry upset many:Level 1 and
2 players with' victories and
his 10 season wins are' ho
accident. Larry seems; to be
the. most likely player
capable of beating John.
Kloeie. 'Kathy Weary 'Gould
be the Back horse in Level 4,,
Kathy Weary had only.6 wins
this year but' if she puts her
mind 'to it can play a . very
•s:trong',ga me.
tend�.r � f
Ashfield ;Township Cquncil
met Mara 14 with an
members present.
A, resolu.Cion was; passed„
that the Township of Ashfield
agrees that -the County of
Huron pass : a by-law` to°
pebyide-_.that. the County of
Huron a-pportionment;be'paid•
in • two equal installments
June 30 and:•;iaecen'iizer 15, •
commencing in 1976.'`
The road;' superintendent
was instructed to call•te:nders
for the 1976 gravel contract. •
A r.r,l'...1rtPttn fni•, c.f}.t,nr••P ,+��
M
!� acce l
Kincardi�e fir
,were 'pproved. for Mrs.
Jessie K°irklan'd' James
O'Neil, Mrs. Kruspe, .M'rs.
-Ethel Meyer and Tim Hunter.
The following Tile
Drainage Loan' application"s
were.- approved, - ,Donaid
;Scott,- $20;600.00 and`. Fhilip'.
M'cC-3tnn, $6.000;00.
Finlay MacDonald was
appointed • to represent. Ash:
field on the NJaitl'and Valley
Conservat ion Authority.'•
Road accounts pf $1'5,304.89
alyd general accounts . of
$41,595.26 were approved for
payment.
Council net again on
March 16 with all members
present. Grants of $10,0,0x. 'to
/the Lucknow Agricultural
Society and $100.00 to the
' Dtingannon .Agricultural.
Society were approved.• ...
Three tenderswerg
received on the gravel.. con-
tract. The -tender ' of . 13an-
nerman •,Contracting :Co:,
Kincardine, was, accepted aj,
a, price of $1.45 -per Cu. yard
• delivered ,and .85 cents ,in. a
o : stock pile
Tile Drainage Loan ap
n plications were -approved for
w n s hp �■ ■ . OPV Theo. •Van Diepen; $22,500.
es road budget
ppr Terry. Zinn, $3,7'30:00, Donald 00;
• ( Culbert, $10.300.00 and.
The. • -Huron •; County federation' coffers as a. result
' Federation' of Agriculture of . a tax assessment. change.
was granted $750 by Goderich effective in 1977. -
township council at the last
cuuncit meeting to enshre.the
- federation funding for .1977.
The grant was awarded to
replace money lost from the •
LEVEL •
• Chas, MacDonald • , 33 2 0 .943 : '
Davy Weary 19 4. 1 :: :812 '
GIen:Wightman ....... • . • :..::-:19 . 5 1-- .780 '
Jim Kingsley • x:26 1.2 2
enLarriin:.Stadedtmann": f; ... 2.4 •"� 7
iFVFT-.2
•
Dennis - Little • 17` ' 9 0 • • .654
Harold Kloeze ' , 15- 8 1 ' .646
Louis Stadelmann 26 15. 1 .631
. Kirk Lyndon" .. • 17 10 0 .630
Bob Dick 19 . 12 1 .610
Brian Miller 2.0 . -13 1 6'0:3•
LEVEL; -=
Mike Koszycki 14 •• . 9` ` 2: .600
Don Bogie • 22 16 2 • ,575,
Sam Hassan - 11 9 4 ..`,542
George Young 11 10 1 -.523 •
John Kane 13 12 0 ,520
- Darrell Kloeze .10 10 2' .500 •,V
LEVEL4 •
John Kloeze • 12 15 0
Larry Gower.. • 20 26. 2
Bob Cox . ................ 12 ' .21 2
Jrm Gower - 17 32 • 0
-6 14
Bob De Lyzer • • 9 25
Kathy Weary.
HONORARY MEMBERS --
Glen Falkiner 1
Doug Brindley ...13
Nick Gantner 4
Vic Alexander- 1
Dave Carruthers 0
Jerry Greydanas . 0
B L stbF -
.444.
. '.438'
.371
:347
• 2 .318
•0 .265
0 0 1.000
7 0 .650
8 0 • ..333
6 0 .143
5.. 0 .000
10 0 .000
THREE PLAYOFFS
-•LEVELI
---- SEMI-FINALS.
Chas MacDonald ,
Glen Wightman
QUARTER -FINALS
D P
0 .000
0 :000
Jim Kingsley ' 0 0' 0 :.000 -
Benjamin Stadelmann • r- 0' ;0 0 ,000
. '(Witlner to play Dave Weary)'
LEVEL2
QUARTER -FINALS
Louis Stadelmann 0 0l, 0 .000
Bob Dick, 0 0 .000
(Winner to play Dennis Little)
Kirk Lyndon 0 0 0 000
Brian Miller • 0 0 0 .000
(Winner to play H'aro-ld°Kloeze)
LEVEL3
QUARTER -FINALS'
Sam Hassan ' 0 0 0 » .000
John Kane ' - 0 0 0 .000
' '(Winner to play_ Mike Koszycki)
George Young . 0 .,. 0 0 .000
Dt rrell Kloeze • 0 .0 0 .000 4
(Winner to play Don Bogie)
LEVEL4 '•
QUARTER -FINALS
Bob Cox
•
0
- Kathy Weary °
(Winner to play John Kloeze)
' Sim Gower- 0 0 0 .000
Bob De Lyzer ' 0 0 0 •000.
.1 . (Winner to play Larry Gower)
0 .000
0 0 0 .000
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Mark Bari, son of the Rev
and Mrs:. Marvin ;Bari, 22
Suncoast: Drive, is one of 44.
sophomores at Concordia•
Lutheran College; Ann Arbor,.
Michigan, who has made the
Dean's List of the winter
quarter. In order to quaClify
far the Dean's List, a student
must have a 3.5. grade point
average or better on a 4'point
scale,' Mark is. a member of
Berea -by -the -Water Lutheran
Church 'in Goderich' and is, in
the pre -ministerial study
program*
With the present tax break-
down if the tovynshi.p had
continued to levy.twofifths of
each mill of property tax
assessed to farmlands- in the
township' for the federation it •
would °represent about $850
annually. The township -
decided not. to -levy. that -
amount by.mill rate but voted
to ' continue supportingthe
federation and grant them
$750 on. January 1, 1977 for
that year only.. '
In other monetary business
council adopted a 1976 roads
budget as presented by. the.
Township roads superin-
tendent. The .budget. of
8157,000 is split with $108,000
to be spent on annual
maintenance and'$49;000 on
constr'ucti : A. provincial Vr ght;will be 'alerted by the'•
subsidy of '$80,000 will be
awarded, to ` the township
• making their share of the 197¢.
costs $771000. •
The township, agreed t�
accept responsibility for any
• deficit the Bayfield, senior
citizens housing project
suffers if the deficit relates to
residents of the towns' tip. The
move assures• the developer
of the housing project that he
will not, be llurdened:with a
loss for. providing low cost
housing for senior -citizens o'f
Goderich township.
Councillor Garnet Wright
was selected by council,to:be
the man the Maitland Valley.
Conservation" Authority
contacts in Goderich town
ship if township iands_arg, in -.
danger of being flooded by the
Maitland.River. If the danger;
-of a flood ^exi'sts Councillor ;..,
MVCA and• Will .begin taking•'
steP.s to:prevent 'property
" ONLY. YOU CANfrom being heavily damaged.
' Council approved a $24,000
GIVE:THE GIFT • tile drain loan for William •
l OF LIFE! Klornps :and issued a building
•permit to .Leo Dykstra to
allow hini to build a garage.
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STORE HOURS:
Monday Thursday. ,
• 11 a.m.• - 6 p.m -
f riday 11 a m. • 9'011.
"rn.
Srilurday 4 a roti'.: & is,m.
StFoth Clinftsn oat v *nostril)
Joseph Van Osch, $8,000:00.
The, report on :the Alton
Drainage' Works was . co.n-
sidered and adopted.. _
The report' on the •Cook
Drainage Works was adopted
with' the condition that the 21 "
tile between the bridges' . be
thoroughly checked.
Kiar and Ross; Goderich,
were engaged to do, a survey
of the land • required for
widening . on the ,Dungannon
bridge approaches.
Allan Gibson was ap-
proached' to represent'" Ash-
field on the Lucknow and
District Fire Committee.
Council adjourned to 'meet
April 6 at 7:30 p.m.
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GUARl�1�T
• IN1!#STMtN�'
CERTIFICATES
TO
Bruce
86 North, St.
rs�
fle
• Phone .524-95515
TICE
ICE -.
To the citizens of the
%Town of Goderich
•
Effective April 1, 1976, Taxicabs operating withintheToWn of
Goderich will be operating under By-law No. 2 (1976) of the
Goderich Board of Police Commissioners, requiring taxi
meters and all rates will charged according to the following
table:
One Dollar (•51.00) for the first 3.1'mile, ten cents (10c) for
each additional one-eighth (1 8) mile; '
Eight Dollars ($8.0O)•per .hour waitingtiine;`twenty•fiive.
cents (25c) for extras within the corporate limits:
•
' • J. Harold Walls,
Town Administrator &
Secretary, Goderich
Board 'of Police
Commissioners.
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GODERICH -�,i
atronai
Eaton's:cotaIogue sales unit
was closed permanently on
SATURDAY, MARCH 20th.
After'saies service will
continue to be available
on all serviceable
merchandise.
MAJOR APPLIANCES GRAHAM ELECTRIC
GODERICH, ONTARIO
HOME ENTERTAINMENT MR. ART COOMBS
CLINTON, (ONTARIO
TRAFFIC APPLIANCES MR. KEN JONES
524-943,0
GODERICH, ONTARIO
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