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THE April Chess Mess The second Georgetown Closed championship con sisting of a round robin of our is now oyer arc llw final results 12345G7B9 Total 1 Steve MacLeod 1592 l 1 1 Blair Thompson 1282 John Moore 1199 Nichols 1379 Kevin Neil Glen Emerson Brian MacLeod a Chris 1 trophy trophy class claw Ratings of of Thlsvasaco5clycontcstedbattlewithonlj ljpts separating the firs finishers No one was able to emerge undetected Steve MacLeod who had lit Georgetown Closed margin of 1 point and a half had a much harder time winning this one He look the plate trophy on oyer Thompson who played his rating Only the 1st and 3rd place finishers were able to take points from him John Moore also plded strongly and at one time seemed almost certain to v in hut tv near Int end forced him to settle for Iril Dine Nichols finished well to gam a prize Mad he not in round to Ho he forced a way playoff for first Key in pood result victories in the las rounds Rave him the class prize lien Emerson could not score against the top players but was hard on the weaker ones taking out of Brian MacLeod had been expected to contest first place but lacked his usual form and finished points off the pace Ho lloisvenue tug in against Have Nichols was his on but as the lowest rated his games were of much higher quality than was expected while Chris forced to make the trip from to play his games was unable to score The tournament demonstrated two things That in general the who play most often obtain Ihe best result and that most of our are considerably underrated More tournament practice will undoubtedly straighten this out The tournament an interesting finish At the start of the final round 1st place was still up lor grabs against the top players The games to decide it were S MacLeod Thompson and J Moore While Ihe by white in the Kings Gambit the Moore encounter was a long complicated game w Inch ended the surprise ictorv of K ill J Moore Sicilian Defence 1 d4cd44 Nc3df6 7 i Black had used only seconds at this point Bb3NA5l0 A fairly typical Sicilian position attacks on the king side and Black on the opposite wing Weakening his Kings defences 14 followed by 15 was a sounder plani 14 i 1 thought this was a great move stronger follow up to his move 17 IB hi Nc6 Ilea was better a Fa A ttrnble move Black is lost after this Best was Blocking off whites 33 33 KgB resigns Problems List necks solution While males by 1 All other fail Upcoming events 1 1 The 1977 Toronto April looks to foe the event of the It that no less than 10 Georgetown plavers will participate more than at a other tournament 2 garni- day at Lithuanian Hall near West The Ontario Open Premier and Novice Under 14001 Scheduled for May at the Government More information come in future columns Monitor lifestyle doctor urges on talk of obesity smoking lltraldilaffwrilrr Ir says the most imporfanl aspect of his Job besides giving high blood pressure is talking to patients about their smoking and drinking habits He spoke along wilh five on lifestyles to people at a panel discussion at Howard school held by Local Council of Women last week People should lie able to monitor their lifestyles but is a big problem in society although it does not represent the problem cigar ettes and alcohol do he said Planning for health in Ontario Milton Orris said Sooner or later we are all going to become ill and end up visiting doctors costing health care money we should do is defer the inevit able of fatal illness by exerci sing and eating properly In health care cost taxpayers and in 1I77 it per health The children and adults are entering mental hospitals people are aw are smoking causes heart and lung disease but continue to smoke Mr Orris suggested the price and alcohol should be doubled and the etri put back into health We havent found ad vcrtising gimmick entice people to eat properly drink less and become Jog gers he said Manly Silk a public health nurse said the responsibility of preparing healthy nutritious meals lies in the hands of Mothers would be surprised if they saw how many children leave Ihelr sandwiches un touched and use lunch money lo buy junk food and soda pop drinks at the store or There is a trend for snack times and an opting for TV dinners but meals should be a family lime she said If the parents eat intelligently the child will follow Children learn to eat sugar sw their tereal fruit tea by wat ching their parents The history of an obese child relates hack to early eating habits when the child fell and hurl himself was angry at or cried not to school the child received a cookie and glass of chocolate milk to perk up his mood Mother should learn to the reason child Is trying and deal with the rather than leaching the child to satisfy his depression by oral gratification The results of being over weight is a shorter life span hypertension and heart at tacks The should with leisure time and do sporty things together and get away from the televi sum set she said walking 15 minutes a day a 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