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-9(.1pERICHSIGNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971
Golfers start season
W,Thcidnu1rsesston
The signs of spring along the ,
• Maitland River are indicative of
the opening of the.golf seasbn.
' •
The first event:e is he
"Clean -Up" session this
Saturday ,morning. All the men
who are planning to join this
year are urged to attend and
.bring along their husky SOMto
aid this worthatise. The golf
c,o m mittee , reminds •these
members tosupply their Own
rakes, garbage bags, etc.
''-''":'"Theladis-er-Areib;e-phrir-seo
-their share df the work around
• the clubhouse beginning at 9
Knudson on gol
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a.rn. Extra brooms and dusters •
may be requirgd.
The "men plan to begin
Monday evening, April 26, with
their first "Men's Nite," of the
season. This atartsat 5 p.n.
The women will start their
activities the first week of May.
Crave
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te-ellected by
at,
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STRICTLY' .s
WITH.
JAKE
. ON. THE HOCKEY SCENE:
Farewell, Boston, it's been nice.
• And while we are far-froni,being
Montreal fans, now that hog
• town has be eliminate -a we
will probably -have io stick with
,
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Thorstkiy OMbovidets
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windit-up with banquet
The Lade Thursday Night standings, Happy Hustlers, total
Social Bowling League held of 113. pts., captain Ev. Hamill;
their banquet last Saturday Third place in year round
evening at the Saltford Valley standings„ Sallies, total of 112
pts., captain Betty Reid;
•,
The ,, new executive was First place m playoffs
int roduced as-
GreenhOrsti, - —
„ folloWs:
ave.sparele n ea, t
,tt you ?are President, EV. Gardiner; 3'299, captain Dorothy TACKLE CARE
By BOB HAWTHORNE, Three -Time World Casting Champion
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some of it for these gals?'
Dear Jake: '
vice-president, Sandra Graham; MeConnell.
Fishing.tackle, like .anything spoo,1 out of alignment. Anoth-
secretary,. BevWhetstone; •anti , ig h verage, Fave
- e, mquireso, care .2 d .trouble spot with 'the bait
Th trophies for standings Betty Reid, 77-9; high Single„tion-
your tackle from'time to time mechanism. If it is frooved,
'Failure to clifek,. over casting reel is the level win
The aoderich Kinetie junior treas'urer, Donna Duncan. Sheardown, 198; high triple,
Girls' •-softball league needs
'were presented as 'follows: first Barb Streeter, 351.
• the team f'rom
p Most itnproVed bowler, Bev
e hese are '11, Years and se 4-1 year grOund standings
41,911rez4k01. e• m,„. ttSge t•hem'''' h., we ailw.e„.40,-;aaS 0e da44.4g11,-.r-• Kinettes,. 3,444t0., qt X4t§bzitte,,,,A7, irs...1,aVe•ragg;),-.
weelt, ,• that be
"We are in the need'
°aches and helpeis, ladies who ,
° j'dpiain Ev. Gardiner; '
lowest game bowled, Raggitt,
Mrs. William Craven was 4Something if Toronto managed .•
will help Second place in year round 4 V.
re-elecled president of the. to scrape through with a victory
No 'ex erience
Goderich Figure Skating Club -in ,the quarter -final'?" Someone
f at the group's annual meeting took us to task and told its we
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held in the auditorium of the had better look ahead, being as
weekly • hatuie Goderich Memorial Arena April we wrote the column early and
the,,Leafs had already wOn two
The president in her opening game. Actually we Were just
fernarks thanked all the board predicting a,complete wipe-oUt
Signal -Stat
of the hog-towners and merely
•
George Knudson has won
more- . major golf tournaments
tluin any Canadian in the history
of the game.
• Now. Goderich golfers (and
•
aspirant&) can benefit froS
George's kowledge,of the game
in George Knudson on' Golf,
which started last week in the
Signal -Star.
"Statistics say that 90 per
cent of Canadian golfers can't
break' 100," George says: ..`.1 v, c e - p .r, esident; second
think can help all of them by
members, chairman and parents
for their co-operation during
the past successful season.
The minutes of the preVious
annual meeting were read and
Cy Murray gave the treasurer's
report,' showing a favourable
balance in the bank. Reports
were presented by alt' the
committee chairmee,,i,
Mrs. Craven took the chair
for the nominations. In
addition to the president, the
following offiCers were elected:
Mrs. Grant Ellison. first
. showing them a' few simple
' thi.ng's including positive
thinki-ng. Lack of planning hurts
,even the scratch players."
vice-president, Mrs. Joan,
Deirolf; Mrs. Audrey Ormandy,
secretary; Cy Murray,. treasurer.
Directors are Mari Kotyk,
Ellen Jeffrey, Art Hoy, Mrs.
missed the boat. But bet .
one thing's for sure - that
fellow that told us about it was a
Maple Leaf fan.,
• Through the infornPation-line
passed on by Richard Madge,
we see .where our town's Paul
Henderson was the NHL' Star
of the Week. Their reasoning -
'Paul Hendersdn , played a
major role in the Leafs' making
the Stanley Cup playoffs this.
year. With the • post -season
round up, he fiasn't lost any of
his momentum as the NeW
York Rangers. discovered last
,week.".
'Henderson, ,was a virtual ball
of fire against, the surprised
Rangers." 'the • write-up
, Since- 1958, Knudson—has-7--Raymont, Kathy, Boddy_,I Zoe.' ,....continuess "who, had,,,tcr-battle
,won $308,945 on,the golf tour,
winning the., World up in 1968,•
the 'back-to-back Phoenix . and-
Tuscon Opens in 1968, and
•placed second. in the Masters
• that same year.
Don't miss George
•on Golf.
Knudson
Raithby, Bob 'Chapman • and
John Williams. .
.,, The ' annual inter-clrit
meeting will be held at the
•Mitchell town hall at 2 -On.
Sunday, April, 25. •
Coffee and cookies • were
served by the social committee.'
•
CHARGEX
FOR "YOU
SWING INTO,,
SPRING
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ALL WEATHEWCOATS
19.95 "
VVASH. PANTS & JEANS
7.95 uP
SPORT SHIRTS T-SHIRTS
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Pickett & Campbell limit
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'CLINTON -- PODERICH - KINCARDINE
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back to gain'a 2-2 split in the
first four games of their series'
with the Leafs. One reason they
did .Wa.S... becaue they didn't
contain Henderson,' who brake
out for five playoff •goals, in the
• first three games.'
'A distinguished honors for a
distinguished gentleman, we'd
say.
ON THE ' SOFTBALL
SCENE:. Industrial, softball
league prez Reg Jewell re,minds
is there' -is• a. ,meeting of the
league at the townhall on
Sunday. April 25 at 2 p.th This
is an all-important Meeting so
,anyone interested in entering a
team this year is'asked to get out
and attend this one. ,
And here's • a letter' We.
received from • the local
Kinettes. There isnothing mote
we can add except .- if you do
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needed but time and effort are'.
a must. These girls are anxious
to play but they are lacking
support.•
Support is not only in the
lack of .coaches but• also
facilities on which to play ball's
For two years these girls have
played on Victoria school
playground,s, which has been in
terrible shape. Efforts are being
made to . get time at the
Agricultural Park, but women's
lib hasn't started • in Goderich
yet.
If 'possible we could use the
assistance of sdme women, or
men who would help by
umpiring. This will only involve
one night a week. Would you
believe we could use .a heck of
a lot of help?
Our only enjoyment out of
this softball is to see these kids
play. ball.
We need kids to play ,ball,
but also'liceed the support of
the parents. Some parents
phone , azttit-g-, questions.
-concerning ball but don't come
out to help boost their kids'
morale. '
•.So -if any- women (woman) or
men are interested in helping
out, please contact Mrs. Shirley
Kennedy at 524-7.837 by the
end of April, so we could begin
organization. If no support is
shown there will be no ;girls'
softball in Goderich this' year.
•' Thank you.
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Mr. Sid Pratt, supervisorof ,racing, met with the local association
Saturday morning, and 'outlined the necessary requirements to bring
the track up to standards. ' ,
The association will now go to She town to get their appr9val and
if we get their okay, race fans are in for -a big .surprise! 'The
association has signed an agreement with, the 'Clinton club to rent
their new machines, and already the, y fetk.that,,,,t,bl.q.k4 a major step
forWard. Full 'details will be -available on otrfacelifting job. -•
Our 'recent retired town foreman•has no trouble getting -in extia'
hOurs. When asking Roy for the number of horses he has, he replys
"five and a half." Maybe in later years the halfeyvill be another Patty
Ann, racing at a record of 2:07. Although the de-h{riieri are not
always there to help, they are there when' tne jctu 'es are t� be
Liken!
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THE FISHING SCENE;
Trout season opens Saturday
and the..Ontario department of.
lands • and forests has put
restrictions on fishing on certain
well-known trout spawnfrig -;„
streams: Most. of ' these 'were
fisted in last i-eeles. Signal -Star.
Fishing on these streams, mostl
in the Own Sound and ,northern
Georgian Bay areas for trout
wont be "allowed until May 9.
•
Landscaping--Tr04
Dig your choof majestic spruce from hea01,gbd
at Wingham. , '
• 3'- 4' $1.50 - 4' 5' $2.00
• On Satu,rdays
See sign on Hwy. 4,1% wiles south of Wingharn.L,
Inquire for ddlivery of more than 50 by truck.
ED MARSH 35772387
8noopy.
BY GEORGE KNUDSON
copyright 1971, 'Toronto Telegram Syndicate ,
Exercises
• General conditioning is im-
h'portant in golf — the .out-ol-
condition golfer can't possibly.
achieve his best score.
mid -Jai -wary, I headed to
' California ,for"the.start of the
winter tour. One month prior
, to that I started seriously to'
erepare myself physically. 7- .
Every golfer, needs to do
this. perhaps riot as"strenuous-
ly a pro but enough to make
the game more enjoyable, If
, you are in shape, the five -mile,
alk is a Pleasure and you: will
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SHARE SAVINGS
• Current Dividend . Paid
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PERSONAL CHEWING ACCTS
10c Per Cheque - No Other Charges
Your credit uni9t: a great
place to arid to borrow.
find your game that much bet-
' ter.
Jogging, skiing and skating
all help to build up the legs.
Skating and skiing in 'particu-
lar are 'exercises that don't
seem like work. A few minutes
each day- inning on the spot
will make it that much easier
on opening day.
' The arms and hack muscles
also need to be loosened up in
the spring. Stretch exercises
such as touching the toes, tor-
so twist and shoulder rotation
(similar to a swimming stroke):-,
all help, ,
Isometrics are aid benefi-
cial. Take a golf stance as in
the • illustration. Push your
wrist against • the wall. • Use
your driving hand, then your.„
other hand., Try 'fii-Plish your
hand right through the walU
To, strengthen the wrists, t67
lifting a heavy book with one
hand, holding it several min-
utes a‘,vay from, the bqdy.
Squeeze a rubber ball while
watchihg television. If you are,
in reasonably good shape, , try
finger tip pushups. -
There's one more good exer-
cise you can try indoors, pro-
viding you have a High
Swing an extra heavy golf
club. The average club .weighs
14 ounces. By adding a head
tover. or 'someetveightd deviee,
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inconvenience on a fishing • Prior to the ppening of the
, The hest time..,ria.....chec,k tishirt,g,,,mas.(3a, ,s4d. liners,shoulds
over your tackle is during the •
winter months when' fishing is • ,
more or legs at a standstill.
Check 'the guides on your
fishing rods, especially the tip
guide. Worn guides should be
replaced as they will weaken
the line. Frayed windin
should be, rewound, -;-„Use size
00 pylon thread, and coat the
windings with . at least two
coats of clear varnish. The
cork handle on your rod can be
eakily cleaned up with sand.
paper.
Reels should be taken apart
and cleaned. Soak the gears in
A/6. 2
be removed and replaced with
new ones. This is ,especially
-true of monofilarAnt line
which has a tendency to "kink
up" if left on the reel spool for
any length of time. Fly lines
shoeld ,be removed from the
reel,'cleaned with fly line con.
p16 /. ditioner, and hung on a peg in
. loose coils over the winter
months.
• Next, empty your° tackle box'
and wash it out. Before replac-
ing the lures, sharpen ,the
hooks with a hook hone (Fig
2). The finish on spoons and
spinners often become
kerosene before applying dull. --Use silver -polish to re:
.,greascanctoil. The bearings on store the.natural finish of the •
a bait casting reel can be oiled 'lure. A little time taken in "The .
without taking the reel apart , off season to renovate your
(Fig. 1.) However, avoid re- tackle will prove"- beneficial
moving both en,d c,aps at the many, .times • over -during the
same time as this will put the fishing season.
TIP OP THE WEEK
When using spinning tackle, never attempt,,,to reel in line
when the fish i making a ruL You gain'nothing by doing
this, and if will cause monofilqment t9 become
badlF twisted.
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your.
• THANK YOILO
the'ccach and manager -of the Legion Novice Hotkey
• Club, wish to. thank our players for a good season that
• was very well played.
To the parents we wish to extend a hearty "thank you"
for their continued support, both in Goderich and, at
out-of-town gatnes.
, On liehalf of the Oranch 1,09 Legion, and, the Goderich •
Minor Hockey ' Ass9ciation we - offer our ;sincere'
• appreciation'.
Yours insportsmanship,
Dori Elliott, Coach;
•' Howard Carroll, Manager.
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you make 'the chit mere useful
in, strengthening up the whole
body used i,n the swing.
It's a good idea to practice
swinging the ;club with the
head cover on before, hitting a,
ball. With the cover removed.
the 'club seems light ,arid your
swing .shOuld improve.
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• TOWN HALL -2 P.M.
Alt Teams Or Interested Persons
•
PLEASE AtrEND
.:--REG. JEWELL,
• President Industrial Softball League
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