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we service television all makes radios record players car radios appliances irons toltn etc ernies radio 24 years servicing miu street trlangle 72701 several georgetowners on county ccf group several georgetown men are in eluded on the directorate of halton riding association ccf following the annual meeting saturday in george town odd fellows hall mrs joan mcintosh port nelson is president and fred hue george town vice president other association officers include graham porter georgetown secre tary mrs marjoric pinney burling ton treasurer fred ue riding or were proud to show you our oil storage tanks and invite you to see them for yourself across from our king street office 20000 gallon storage capacity and our green and lemon truck always available to bring you on the spot fuel oil service and of course were in the coal business too wh kentner son triangle 72851 brings us to your door gamier dave stubbs georgetown provincial council delegate stan allen georgetown regional repre sentative ed a peters georgetown publicity a put luck supper followed the af ternoon business meeting and in the eveiurg these present heard donald c macdonald mpp leader of the ontario ccf an important item which came out of the business meeting was a cnti cism of government policies in oper ating reform institutions members expressed their feelings in i motion to be submitted to the 22nd annual ontario convention in toronto which read see to it that the minister of reform institutions carries out in his department the policies he professes publicly or else call upon him to resign in order to make room for a minister who can and will operate the department in accordance with modern methodb of reform norval showers presentations tor jean alexander jean alexander who became mrs gordon rcid on saturday at their wedding m norval united church was honoured by members of pine grove farm forum and school section on april 28th she and her husbandto be were guests at a social evening of cards which concluded with presentation of a tv chair harold smellie read an address and the presentation was made by alan harrop and albert hun er with expressions of good wishes in their future married life ladies of the church held a mis ctllaneous shower on april 26th whln mrs m guy wilson and miss ruth wilson were hostesses on april 30th miss manln cleave entertained a group of friends at another miscellaneous shower fellow employees tn the brampton i oblaw s store presented her with a leather hassock at the store on thurs day the chess corner by don prkr it looks very much as though those perennial gardening chores are mak ing inroads into the spare time of some of our members lets hope the weather warms up and enables our garden enthusiasts to get their seeds sown and then all they will have to do is sit back and watch the stuff grow ha ha and continue their chess activities as you can no doubt deduce from the above cry ing our attendance wasnt one hun dred per cent last thursday even ing but then it was far from dis couraging we were very happy to welcome into the fold peter macdon aid from glen williams peters ad dition to the roster has helped to augment the loss of ray ollivier bank of commerce employee who has been transferred to simcoe we would also like to welcome peter homan brother to nick jr at present peter says that due to quite a bit of overtime in his work he will have to be content with very irregu lar attendance thats o k with us pete your heart is still in the right place problem no 3 white 9 k at qni q at q2 rs at kn5 kr7 b at k4 n at qbi ps at qr3 qr4 qb4 black 9 k at qr4 r at kb6 b at kb2 ns at kb4 k6 ps at qn3 qn4 qn5 k3 white to play and mate in two moves solution to problem no 2 white 1 qkr4 2 q kb6 check mate 2 bqn6 checkmate 2 q kb2 checkmate black if i k k4 if i kqb4 if i kk6 if you think you have the solution to any of the puzzles that have been appearing in this column each week jot j our solution down on a post card using either of the english no tation systems and mail it to chess problems georgetown chess club box 514 georgetown acknowledge nient of correct solutions shall be made each week and if sufficient in terest is shown then we can possi bly get up a chess problem letter that firsts look ffient over carefully most of these important siicty icmircs were pioneered by chevrolet the car hit has 4711 o v taken jour safety seriously 1h safety firsts by chevrolet a vital dem- onstritmn of chevrolets consistent many sided leadership leadership you will note not merely in protective safety features but in prlvlntive features features which hnng ou surer safco con trol of your car new cise precision nnd security of handling under all conditions this is no new con cern of chevrolet engineers and it has always been gratifying to find other cars eventually adopting so mnny of chevrolet s contributions to our motoring safety directional signals safety padded instrum panel and scat belts with shoulder harness all arc avail iblc to you with chevrolet the largestselling most trusted car m the world must take a conscien tious and a comprehensive view of our safety and it docs look over the record of chevrolet safety firsts it sneaks eloquently for itself 77ie hot ones even hotter in safety too chevrolet arthur scott motors ltd 61 gudph street georgetown ontario triangle 72251 lata ma snnma may is safety month the georgetown herald wednesday evening may 9th 1956 page 3 has had quite good success in other clubs lets hear from you inci dentally your correspondent is only human and is very prone to making silly mistakes especially when he tries to do three hours work in two so if it appears that a problem doesnt read right check the bulle tin board up at the clubroom or phone 2010 and we will see that you are put straight for in nov c the knight is unless circum stances are very favourable the weakest piece df all he may take two squares away from the king or give check and besides take one square away from him but the ad verse king may approach him then and get rid of him if no support is near his great power is that he can not be obstructed when ob structions abound and when he can occupy a strong point near the en emys line he can be an invaluable ally his reach never exceeds eight points situated in a circle and he may be obliged to take five moves to cross the board from one point to another for instance the two diagonally opposite corner points on an extended field of battle he must therefore choose the wing to which he will give his support or very much lose m value to refer to the oft muted ques tion which is stronger the bishop or knight it is clear that the value of the bishop undergoes greater changes than that of the knight if experience has shown that on an average during the opening or mid dle game the bishop will be at least as strong as the knight this will be the more true the more obstructions disappear that is in endings with only a few pawns scattered about the board in complicated end games where pawns partly form blocks the knight will find his best chance the value of two bishops vanes of course as they dominate the whole chess board very much less than that of one in consequence two bishops are as a rule appreciably stronger than two knights or a bishop and a knight the king being placed in opposi tion to the adverse king he will take three squares from him and can thus hinder him from advancing he can single handed stop three united pass ed pawns not advanced beyond the sixth row and two one of which is on the seventh row he can attack every square on the hoard and that if he is in a central position for instance at k4 in no more than three moves his reach is totally unin lluenced by obstructions other than the natural limits of the board he is therefore a powerful weapon if well developed in one of the central points or near important points he can however never be used as an instrument of obstruction never be exposed to any direct attack which sensibly diminishes his offensive val ue against strong pieces of attack the queen is the strongest piece of all and lasker docsn t even waste words on her at all we can take it from there that the queens stren gth speaks for itself i will add this though and you may take it for what it s worth being a strong piece she is always a very desirable capture for an opponent to make we were advised last week in the eight bad moves not to make too many queen moves in the opening this i have found is very sound advise the knights and then the bishops should be developed before the queen is brought into pla if the reverse is done your opponent can give you a merry time of it by continually at tacking your queen and if you dont suffer her loss you most definitely will suffer from loss in tempo and development when the queen has been brought out too early there is too strong a tendency to use her for menial duties much more suited to the bishop knight or even a pawn to bring to a conclusion this series of articles by lasker on the respec tive powers of the various pieces let me suggest you attach the following point values to the different pieces the queen 9 rook 5 bishop 3 knight 3 pawn 1 rtsults of games thursday may 3 1956 whit blacks les norm 0 j boughton 1 gord tee 1 harold gilmer 0 john bolt 3 jack walker 0 nick homan 0 r broomhead i p macdonald 0 al zcravlev 1 peter homan 0 don parker 1 j boughton 0 les norns i don parker 1 peter homan 0 al zcravlev 1 ntck homan 0 r broomhead 0 p macdonald 1 h broomhead 1 p macdonald 0 harold gilmer 0 nick homan 1 nick homan 0 harold gilmer 1 peter homan 0 al zeravlev 1 harold gilmer 1 al zeravlev 0 this is how the lads line up per ccntagcwise gord tee 100 5 harold gilmer 9315 les norns 8513 reg broomhead 80 5 don parker 7514 al zeravlev 75 12 nick homan 6619 jack wilde 60 5 john bolt 55 11 leo wolfe 50 3 harry judd 50 2 bill girdw ood 33 3 peter macdonald 33 3 denny williams 30 5 rod king 25 6 john boughton 147 joe chap man 00 2 oliver whitmce 005 terry obnen 00 6 jack walker 00 8 explanation gord tee has won all his five games harold gilmer has won 93 per cent of his fifteen games and so on down the list that is it for this week gentlemen lots sec you all up at lincoln mo tors on thursday my 10th booth tax your as surance of prompt cour teous safe service