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By GEORGE KNUDSON '"
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Golf i,
STRICTLY e v . .
is SPee ill u
a.m. to complete the course.
Again, volunteers are welcome.
.4.n Monday evening 47 golfers
attended the second men's nite
draw,- The ladies will starl their„.
season on Tuesday, May 11 at -6 .-•-�---- ---
p.m., sharp. , ', ON THE HOCKEY SCENE: once again' reminds us of the
At the Maitland Golf and
Country Club this past week the
interest was increasing with the
men starting, their , annual
clean-up of the 'fa:irw•ays and
, 'grounds on Saturday morning.
Copyright 1971, Toronto Telegram Syndicate The grounds were soaked by 11 •
L come wdown stead ly. They were ladies held On Wednesday,
annual golf Richard Made tells us that alleague portant industrial • softball
The First Gamed to oderich s own Gary Doak has' ue meeting to be held this'
The first. day on the golf ,long while practicin`g Variety back at thejob in the afternoon dinner and Meeting at the club. Sunda at the. town hall. All
g' been chosen by Vancouver y
find
course
o a yard tired lot the is the most ig and 15 minutes again, but it will require another About 30 women attended "Ca" , Canuck. fans as the team's top interested are urged , to get 'out
you should spudcti'vities for the year.' andget the 'ballrolling-on the
plandefenreman in a ear�nd_ 11
P- session this, at 9• the a„
end of nine holes. with'• one shot. ,f' go further'. • r. y y` ` 1971 softball season. Meeting
Of 'course, if you 'don't pre, than that. T nerve, try and hit'Gory will 'be an^instructor at the
pare for this first outing, you, two shots the same. I need the• • ° a r Eastern Hockey'' School at,,
timeis
1p.ni.�j
frookiet.„,,,,,,,,,,,,v,,,,,q,Late,....„.....,„ .-y„y.Y•': m+.+. QlyW'IdIf $' ; AS.gY, : * ti.11'i'rwsc- 111 o ��:r as --. ''-
i!25a via���eif1 i1�T'lell..'# ,. .•
hole that the hands 'are bliss\ tion. • ` summer. • r i ntario anglers; hooked wd'
' tered and the legs about ready One other tip: Don'texpect 'ant they re' ., 'yours for . the ' asking He , also appeared as guest years ago with' a $3 ' annual -
to give out. to drive up to the golf club at analyst on Hockey Night in fishing license, can wet their
Many golfers early in the five minutes, to two and play at A new bo9klet entitled management and still help to Canada's coverage of the lines again for nothing. The.
season will shoot a 45 on the two. Everyone needs about 15 "Wildlife Management for increase the variety and numbers ,Montreal -'-Minnesota series. announcement of the abolition
front nine and stagger home minutes to loosen up. If it's a » of wil e on the farm. of the resident license came in
at Ontario L' an�iQ risers has been gti.We're still bucking Montreal,
published by the Department of . Thee are several approaches which leaves us no alternative the provincial budget speech'two
' Lands and Forests and is now to' the problem` of making but Chicago, So far we're batting Mondays ago. The license fee for
wildlife more abundant; but one 1 000 (in the ,loss side that is) residents was 'introduced
,••-�^••-auaila�ble:'•••�The�' booklet- written �
by Vernon P. 'Husek, Extension.,, stands out . above. _ all o•therS," but pig-headedne a,and apparent January 1, 1969, as part of a,
, comes as lack of .knowledge forces us to general move to bring user fees
Wildlife Biologist with the Habitat, restoration
Department, explaihs what you, close to being THE answer to say that it will be all over in six more in 'line rwit,h • the costs of
the landowner, can do for increaSing wildlife numbers as games - we collect from services provided by the
wildlife •
MAkY lit I.1 hM1Y..k. r,M1p N!
CODERICU SIGNAL -ST! .R, TH.0414PAY.
GOPg,RICHY '
Minor Rockey r Ban
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FRIDAY, MAY 14
6:30 P.M. SHARP
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Kentucky Fried Chicken Will Be Serveid!
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SA.LT•FORD VALLEY. HALL.,.
with-, a 56 and wonder why. pay -as -you -play course, stop
• _ -The, odds are 100 to one that
no time vase ^ spirit' getting
ready for the golf game. The
same person Wouldn't think of
entering a business deal with-
out preparation.
In addition to physical prep-
, aration, I feel strongly that
golfers require a few days on
the,_flriving range, using •noth'-
i.ng but middle irons,
This year, I started the sea-
- son Jan. 14, I worked out in
Toronto for 'a'bout two weeks
before flying to I'.alm Springs,
Calif., on Jan. 7. That day and
for two more, I used nothing
• morethan five, six, seven,
eight and nine irons, -
Once I mastered these irons
and had my *wing in a groove,
I tried this' longer irons. Then,
and only then, did I.,taJg out a
wood. Sure, driving is great for
• show but it's not muc}i'fun `if
- you can't,, consistently bit the
- ball_.shraight and lnhg.. And your•.
won't unless you get -your
swing in a groove with the
middle irons. ' '
My advice is to leave ''the
• woods, and long irons at home
.for your first few outings. And
don't stay with one cI i ' tqo
, any yet uncovered. Habitat can . Buchanan - and once again •we Department ,of Lands and
The , booklet will be of be defined as ' a group of can get back to, more serious Forests.
particular interest to landowners complex and interrelated things - like what a young , Darcy McKeough said this
within the L..ake Huron District._ systems. These, the soil,, water .,-man's fancy (or an old geezer's) objective remains generally valid
We have made ar"rangerrients for and plant systems all add tQ a turns to in the spring - things but it ' generates only $1':6
a copy to be distributed to each place where animals live - a like fishing and horses. , million in revenue and is very
of the landowners in the district habitat. , costly to collect. And let s face
with whom the Department of � It is these systems a which • ON .THE BASEBALL' it '-- it is a nuisance to fishermen.
Lands and Forests - has a must be carefully manipulated if SCENE; An urgent plea for the ' And if you bought a license
Woodlands Im °rovenrient . Act wildlife • is to „ thrive.- This is help of 'coaches and umpires 'in between January 1 and the
P true of farm wildlife. the forthcomingGoderich minor
management agreement, Other' ' -especially announcement, you can get a
landowners in the district who Their numbers are most unstable baseball league is extended by refund by sending yours to, the
are interested in obtaining' a as they, are., products of Doug Cruickshank. And we can ' department. But' don't forget
copy may do 'so by writing to Pioneering or -early-stage habitats ' understand his plight,.'There will your out -of -province . guests ,,
—the -Department -of . Lands'and. which are at best of �reiatively be•sornething ,like,,.200, local1ids. ar�ea•'t • ::.off•',' tgtre• . • -hook:
'•' Forests' Division Offices at short duration in the involved in ball over at Ag. Park, Non-resident anglers will
Owen • Sound, Stratford or everchanging'' natural'"world...By so surely to God we can manage continue to pay $8.50 for a
-Hespeler.managing the soil, water and to scrounge up 40 adults to goseason; $4 for a three-day
In explaining what tlie� l� man_..
..can plants, man_...can • pQrpetuate .with them: And„there is:no-need..._-._IYcenge .••-.,._ ,• .
landowner can do for wildlife early-stage habitats favouring to feel that you must be a 5
the booklet confirms that a farm wildlife and encourage its professional, or indeed, even, a M r n o r "� ck e y
the driving range for a few well-being on land which is ballplayer. All that is required is
shots. Then when yoti step u land -use plan can readily provide g a little unselfishness and
p
for efficient farming and forest temporarily 'his to manage. , :Doug banquet ` a y 14.
to the first tee, the odds will and his boys will put you to
be in your favor.. a . work. His phone number is
o ° 524-8331. Registrations take The Goderich 'Minor Hockey
place at the Park, ,on Monday Association will hold it's annual
Point � view On Tales .�.. .............rrrr,r,r..^r.r..,..
.-„M,„r,-” night•.,:,at...,..7.,..,p .:•/It,,,,,Tooks - like
banquet for all players - 'house
Along The Lakes, about 12 'teams made up of kids league ' and all-stars, mites to
g age for the This juveniles; at the UnionHall at
.. ranging in from 9 to 17: on Friday,,Ma 14
The Coalfax often came to
RE: 'Tales along the Lakes by Goderich. But like all other ships is Oe first yeartyke 6:30 p.m. in
Doug Garret , • entries, and that group alone Saltfard.' y
To thediytor; _ _';. W ,..N
.x it served its,, purpose and its should' yield about four teams All coaches and managers are
"day. plus the travel team. Along with asked to attend. In addition,
toMay I add a little information,
It was taken to Spain fore the young fellows, the pee wees they are requested• to contact
G Teles along the oLf interest
Mr• scrap, last year I believe. Ss like will probably make up the 'same their players to inform them ofh
'Garret. It ,Eloy'' be 'of interest to the ships, the men who sailed numer with the bantarii's and :the event.
him orrs some of the Signal Star them then, are getting fewer. • midgets each fielding one team.
readers.
• Time passes' on: This is life.
'ON THE SOFTBALL
ELIMINATING LINE TWIST .action of the lure by adding a I will start backfin 1926 when Percy Barker. SCENE: League-prez Reg Jewell'
snap swivel.' tile, ship "�elchers" was sold to
« >rl° ibod� of taking ? the Ja anew overnment. It left
the twist Out hof monofilament p g d
time you. are'.going• down a lake • •'.Panama. Canal.' I. 'Sailed' on it' to'
line ' is as foltows,..•.,The. next Goderich for Kobi 4alpan via the
in : an outboard„ motor boat, Montreal: We had a very sad
',strip off about 90 per cent of ' accident at Lachine Canal. The
the line from your reel and let landing boom broke; ' and
it trail in .the water, behind •Emmerson Armstrong lost his
your ,boat;, first removing the life. The best young man of the
lure. After 'a few minutes, ` . entire crew: He was a Goderich
wind the line' back on your
reel. Theline will now be as, boy. '
good as new with. no twist. • Then there was ' the -
If you ,are wading in fast Maplecourt. One of the fastest
used. Remove. your lure; strip
water, the same method can be; -ships "onthe Great Lakes. My
off the line, and let 'the current firsttrip to Sault Ste Marie was
carry the line, downto the fast as a pa.senger, on this ship. A big
water. Lets 'the„ line flow in the American..:ship...-raced -us to,...t te.:.
fast water for a few minutes„ mouth of the Ste. Mary's River.
When you rewind, the line, the . Needless to say the Maplecourt ...e,
a twist will be eliminated. a
won. The captain was Captain .
This procedure should be re TYKE - AGE 9.1.1 after January 1, 1971 ;
Patterson, The Maplecourt was, -
peated often during a day's PEE WEE - AGE 11-13 after January 1, 1971
fishing.Not., only will your line sunk liy a German submarine off •
BANTAM -'AGE 13-15�after January 1, 1971
. east' smoother, but it will also the coast of Ireland . with all
eliminate annoying snarls and ', hands lost in World War II. ' MIDGET = AGE'1 =T7 after January 1, '1971
tangles 'which are caused by In 1926 .1 -sailed on, the ,REGISTRATION FEE -- $3
excessive twisting. Coalfaxunderf Captain
coal
carrier, aptain , Willard.
After I . left captain Lorne
McCartney of Goderich was the '
ships' captain.
BY BOB HAWTHORNE, Three -Time World 'Casting Champion.
— Although spinning equi-
ment' offers many, advantages,
it has one big drawback -- line
twist. It is . virtually i't`npossib'Ie
to com.pletelr eihrri'nate twist -
int; of nionofilame•nt line when
spin fishing. '
The worst line twisting oc-
curs` when using a revolving
type ` lure such as a ,spinner.
This is particularly true when
trolling because of the' strong-
er drag on the line. This causes
the blade of the lure to revolve
at a faster .rate. Line• twist, can
be kept to a minimum bat-
taching •a 'small snap swivel to
your lure. A ball-bearing snap
swivel Works well for this pup.
,,: pose. , However, snap swivels
will grin' etivie 'Yt trp`er ` the' ac-
tion of the lure `you are .using.
Personally, I• use" snap swivels
only on rare occasions. I would
rather • take the - time to
straightfir tmy Imohofila-
ment• line than to impede the
u
p.
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troll at a faster speed for a few minutes,.then at a slower
speed. this trick will often produce better results,'
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DEAR EDITOR=
Dear Editor:
On behalf of Mrs..Sutherland
.and the boys and girls of, Moose
,. Factory, I would like to,,,thank
the many people of Goderich
whoserved to make our visit
there so wonderful.
We were delighted by a tour
'of the Salt Blpck and Water ,
Plant. We 'were entertained , by
the joyful voices of St. Mary's
Separate,,. ^ ,School, We' , were
--inririgued - by visits ... to:.. the-,___
Museum and a Great Lake vessel.
We were honoured by a Knights
of ,,Columbus banquet and a
welcome from his worship, Mr.
Worsley. But perhaps most
important of all, our hearts were
captured by the warm, extended
friendliness of everyone we met.
Thank you so' muchfor this
opportunity.
Yours sincerely,
Dan' Dalton •
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