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8 GODI :RICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1971
$x GEORGE KNUI.SON
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The Swing
One of - the toughest things
for j.he avorage golfer -to mas-
ter. is the, swing . And even
tougher is fh'e discipline neces-
sary to work on perfecting one
gsp(.et.af the swing at a time.,
The best tceakher 1 ever had
Y1NCtA�9i! vid.r *r !`G*tr•4:.,•r., � t
. 11sc,tfi tit sfress;
you've le'arned the correct posi=
`tion, at the, top of the .b'ac1 -
swin: come back and see me."
If 1 came, back ,before I accom-
plished this, he sent me
straight hack' to- the practice
field.
That only approach to
take in golf In the three illus--
trations, •the club is sin ' the
right position in only one, -I'm
using, ,an iron here but the'
▪ same holds true fon the irons
or \\ owls. My idea •r)f the game
is that you have only ..one
swing with -14 different clubs'.
In the first illustration.- the
club i,s tbu upright while in
number two it .is too flat. The
correct position (No. 3) is
rnidwaN between the
(,Juice you 'can be sure your
position is c?rrect, you can
move on to another part of the
swing. In other words. you
build -your swing in pieces.,
E)f,-course; before working on
,the backswing you need to
have'.a proper -stance-,.-...proper
grip, 'proper. address •pos,ition
and .posture.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
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Dunt make the mistake of
thinking u't, more, than one
thing at a time. In other words,
don't ekpect to work on having
the club in the same position
-e iii -%ifie while thinking about
your follow through.'until the
club automatically goes in that
pasition ,,each .time, you...aren't
ready.. , :anything se •.r
may ;sten.-tough but the
ec.su,lts ar`e= th -it..I've 'spent
s ,months at:., a"- time thinking of
nothing eine but proper bal-
an't*eon :my swing. When 1
achieve this balance, I will
score Well., ,
12S take in banquet
Junior Bowlers
wind up season
Goderich" Junior Howling
League held its, annual banquet
Wednesday,. April` 2,1, at Victoria.
Street Church with 125 young
'bcAwlers'att,ending,. . ,
r.Faul 'Carroll was„ present to
r;•���:,;�,,,�,rese�rt�•.,..,ir�ph'tes+.r.:.-,;,ate"
represent • the town as chairman
of the local recreation
committee.
Fig.' 3
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WITH
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Matthews, Glen Hutchinson, ON THE HOCKEY SCEN';:
KI'm Ruling; John Little, Lynn Oirr fickle Minds now have` us
Mansell, Donald McPhe nda^__•(t)rcSb ing for Minnesota. -After all
Smith, �)ebbie McCuspey,,harry+'hen underdogs such as the
•Ryan, Brian • Jacques, David North Stars can comic up°with
Smith, Laurie Mansell, Kevin two wins' ,over the La Belle
.Adams, V• '16Thu'rlow, 'NO Province lads it sets a whole new ,� ones , yy 1u . � •}-�, �, uk�•�-fl�xa.'-one•�M.'ii�Sn., �,A•��a{l::�o<.�;,;�^�,`�l��,. shay,.t454
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O{.e'' will be on view al., the division to 'thc rod. You can have the
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what you're after. Maybe Some
of you will be able to get your
own gear back. The Lake Huron
district,, sale will be held at the.
Hespeler division headquartel:s,
on Beaverdale Road, Hespeler
(junction of Highways 401 and
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CHOOSING A FLY OUTFIT. -
1 have found that many peo-
pde do not know how, to select
tete correct fly fishing equip -
relent for their awn needs. Un-
like other fishing equipment,
. the reel is 'the least' important
part of the , fly outfit It is
Merely a storage vehicle, for,
the line in most cases,
Maureen Redmond, Debbie
:Vlelick, Ricky Turner, Andrea
Others who , assisted 'er;e Daer, Cheryl Marshell, Heather
Mart and Sonny :Moore, feta , S.tuart,' Jackie Miner, Kathy
and (,ene Powell and Doris and 1 Reynolds, Susan McDonald,
Harry Little ''Winners, -were: - BBarbPotz.el, Lynn Crawford,
High average, girls Bantam, Wendy Main, Doug Irwin, Calvin
Dianne Oke, 166; Junior, Dale Martin, .Gayle Will'iams, Kenny
Oke, 171: Senior, Debbie Smith, Clements, Susan Boyce, David
192. McKenzie, Kelly Stewart, Danny
High average, boys — Bantam, Wilkinson,' Dorrie Oke, Don
Scot Little, 14; Junior, Ron Kirkconnell; Laurie F`eagari,
Marshell, 171; Senior, 'Allen Wendy' Irwin, David Jansen,
Fisher, 179. Debbie
J Stother, Linda Feagan,
Brenda Lougheed.
High double, Bantam —
Nancy (garland, 448; 'Bract -
Hamilton, 378.
High triple, Junior- --•,Baron
Daer, 654; Junior = Steven
Williams,. -'694; 'Senior —' Ken
Dlvidson, 688.
• High single, Bantam — Dianna
Smith, 261; Larry •Daer, 234;
Junior --- Debbie'I arsohage, 26.1;
Jimmy Smith, .292; Senior -
Larry Million, 255.
Most improved bowler, Larry
Daer, 42 points.
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'LEAGUE -WINNERS'-
IfNNCRS'- '
Bantam, Drop -ens, ' Dianne
Ote, Jerry:, Herton, Randy Little,
Celia ..Drennan, Anita Bourdeau,
l:iaty Adams and Jeff 1)ystra.
Junior • League, Zing Bats,
Lori Beattie, Rick 'Powetl,,Mike
Cumming, Uehbier Parsonage,
Steven Williams., ' Jimmy
(�emrnill.
,PLAYOFF CHAMPS
Bantams; Busy . Bowlers,
Vanda .Duncan, Scot ,Williams,
Steve Chase, Brenda Lowder,
Mark De Haas, Jim Gower;
Carolyn . Little, Pamela'
Lougheed. ,
' Junior League, Archers,
Steven Collins;' ,Bill Good,. Dale
Oke, Larry Lamont, Steven
ar•iner, Irian Davicfson. G
Bantams only, last • fila-ce in'
league, Go -Getter, Marie Huff,
Judy ,Langridge,' Brian Lovett,
”-Shirley'' Jo Petre, Linda Melick,
Rane Cote, Do.nelda Srriijh,
Gregory Bell': •
~' Pens were given to those who
did not receive a trophy: •
Brian Melick, Helen Huff,
Max Bourdeau, Susan ''Herton,
Patty, Brindley',,' Lori Ryan"
,
David John A=rgil', • Patty
,Denomme, Mike Millet', Susanne
Smith, _ 'Roy Fisher, Heather
John Buchanan downstairs, who
'was kind enough ' to take
Montreal .all the way to the cup
after we ga.e him 2-1 odds, all
we 'can say is thanks,- John, we
Can put that• five bucksto good
use. or course, as is'"'usual with
‘vritg -this on a Monday 'and
the paper getting out late
11i dnesday or Thursday, our
choice could be out of the
running. But we'll take a long
gamble and say they won't' be.
It's only a gamble, .
And 'three cheers for Johnny.
Mlarioci, assistant coach for th
North Stars who came,up with a
Lee
jim-dandy•. TY 'talk ' during
Kenny°Hillsintermission on Sunday • night.
Kenny ,Arbour, Patty cPhee, John Seaman, Itis conversation:.was Canada —
Skippy . Reid, Randy Carrot, Ontario, Quebec and• Manitoba
Tammy • McAstocker, Jim to be more specific - and. their
1 urnin, Debbie McAdam, Karen minor league systems.. Johnny
Bissett, Brenda Mohrirtg, Milked hi ply of our, whole
Maureen, - Matthews, "Pattysv.stem (a d it is the• best) and
I-Ielesic, Joanne Shoemaker, kept insuring' that Minnesota's
Dennis Powell, VerlaineBurke, minor hockey' league network is
Trudy Botz, Jeanette Little. t;.44iduri,ifly shaping up so„someday
t hey w ill have a league
comparable to - ours. A big
feather in our 'caps, especially
hem y,<rti , -consider the
complin1ent comes from our
Southern neighbors°tG•oderich, of
course, has- to be on the
receiving end sof any such envy.:
From what we've seen `here,
minor hockey, is tops.
()N THE FISHING SCENE:
,\Ve• Were out of town during
.season, opening, Saturday but
from ' all reports 1 things -were
pretty fair for local fishermen.
Hayfield'was.a little on the poor
side.and Goderich wasn't all that
good but those who trekked up
to Port Albert, apparently found,
it worth their while. Those few
days over 'the weekend presented
rather 'brisk mornings what with
snow and all, but most of the
hearty anglers were rewarded.
Garland, • Douce Irwin, Calvin We'd certainly ,.,be interested 'to
Martin, ayle Williams,•'Kenny
Clements, , David McKenzie,
Danny Wilkinson., Dorrie Oke,
Don Kirkconnell, Laurie Feagan,
Wendy ' Irwin, David Jansen,
Linda ' Feagan, Dawn Oke,'
Debbie Smith, Patti Hills.
Sharon, Daer, Rick Powell,
John' Scam -an, Randy Carroll,
Dale Oke, Verlaine Burke,
Carolyn- Little, Steven .Williams,'' confiscated for infractions of the
Larry' Million, Skippy Reid, Ken O-ntrario Fishery regulations, is
Davidson,. Brian Davidson;
LOYALTY CRESTS
(Those Who Missed No'
More Than Three Times)
Dianna Smith, Helen Huff,
Max Bourdeau, Patty Brindley,
Lori Ryan, Dianna Oke., Randy
Little, �1n"its Bourdeau, Jeff
• Dykstra,- Patty Denomme, Mike
Miller, , Susan Horton, Roy
Fisher, Heather Matthews, Larry
Daer, w im Rumig, Scot Little,
Donald McPhee, .Wanda Srni,th,
Larry Ryan, Brian Jacques,
David. Smith, Vicki Thu.rlow,
Marie, Huff, Judy Langridge,
Maureen Redmond, • Ricky
Turner.
Andrea Daer, Jack.ie.,.,,l�liller,
Brad Hamilton, Susan
McDonald, Barb Potzel, Lynn
Crawford. Steve'Chase,- Mark I)e
Haas, Scott Williams, ,Brenda
Lowden, ,Jim Gower; ' Nancy
find out just
running -so if any of you know
of the” "big ones" get in touch
with us and we'd be glad to
bring our camera around,
• If•you're looking. for Ilargains
in , fishing equipment, perhaps
the. lands and forests sale of
fishing tackle and accessory
equipment which have been
headquarters May 1.0 from 9 best fly rod in the world, but.if
a.m. to 4 p.m. , and the same ,the line—does not Match the . .
hours May 11. rod correctly, you might as
wu 11 be using a broomstick.
Jiany rod manufacturers now
list the cum-ct size fly line for
oath rod on the butt of the rood
which is certainly an advan-,-
tage tc), the novice. If you are
buying your first fly outfit, I
would suggest you buy the line
and the reel first. Put the line
on the reel, and then go to' a
good qual..14. 'sporting goods
store and ask the,clerk to let
you try your line on several tapered fly line. If you are
different fly rods 13y actually learnii'ig---to fly cast, start out
'casting your line with several "'it h a floating line as it is
'prods, it will help you get, tlic easier to pick up off the water. -
"▪ feel" of the cast (w ith your` "-Titer' Tli)st polaular r-;izes in
c,vyn line," and make your svlec. double•lal.)erc`I floating' fly
tion of tele rod much easier. lines are I)'l'-b-h' and DT -7-F.,
Weather.
• deter
didn't,
g®f
Iclean-up
The Ladies' (colt' Section of
the Maitland Country Club Jield
a, Cleaning Bee on Saturday,
April 24th in the clubhouse.
The. inclement weather did
not dampen the enthusiasm, and
about fifteen ladies turned out
armed with mops, buckets,
dusters and other weapons.
Aurel and Georgette provided
a' delicious lunch for the
scrubbers, 'and the clubhouse
was attacke&-„with , renewed'”
vigour after receiving this
sustenance. One of 'the junior'
girls helped out by baby-sj�tling
and , certainly got her exercise
keeping the toddlers from
getting , sucked up 'in the
vacuums
• • ,- The. dust flew from 9:00 a.m.
until about 3:00 p.m. and the
place"wasleft sparkling.
The men's out -door clean-up
was postponed, due to that
nasty, white stuff which insisted
on falling, -but they will be out
in force next Saturday; May 1st,
at 9 a.m. The course will be
closed Saturday, until the
clean-up. crews are off.'probably
by noon that day. •
.The men made use of the
slight break in the weather, to
--how .the luck is stage the hrst Men. s rg It 01 the, season last Monday. Eighteen
were on hand: and Tony Bedal'd
turned in the best score. By May
all these weekly events should be
Tammy, :' McAstocker, Allen
Fisher.
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NURSERY STOC
* ROSEBUSHES * EVERGREENS *r ORNAMENTAL
AND SHADE. TREES * FLOWERING SHRUBS * PEAT
MOSS, * BONE MEAL * GRASS SEED * ALL TYPES
LAWN, GARDEN, FLOWER FERTILIZERS * GOOD
SELECTION OF GARDEN TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT *
BULK SEEDS *. DUTCH SETS * MULTIPLIERS *
VEGETABLE SEEDS * ETC.
(This year's dues t9 be paid by May
15/71 to John Mackay (tress.) -Bank
Of (lova Scotia or A. Mantha •-- Maitland Golf and
FAMILY -. 930
CHILDREN U'NDER, 18
YEARS, JUNE 1, 1971
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MEN - 900 :WOMEN*- $75
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up, his . golf sessions with his
night school students, out 'on..the
course',"'as soon as the` wearther
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A good alt -round outfit for
the beginner is a medium
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fly. rod Wig, 1), are inexpen-
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2), and a top quality do 151e
g.
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Single Action
Fly Reel
THE ONTARIO
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
cordially invites you to visit
GO,D'ER,ICH -
PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL
Goderich, Ontario
As a partof
Mental Health Week
MAY 1-7
the hospital is again having
Open . House and Tour.
SUNDAY, MAY 2
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As a part of this there will' be displ,ays,showing the work
and activities taking place in the Hospital. Individual
Departments -will illustrate their own- part in the treatment
of patients. .
Any group may visit at other times during the week by
appointment.
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Hon. A. B. R. Lawrence, Minister '
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