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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-05-20, Page 6wl I GQPEfICH SIGNAL -STAR, THP•R.; DAY, MAY 20, 1971 gfliz�•.' minor soccer The first meeting of Goderich Minor Soccer Assoe.iationwas held at Sandy's Barker. Shop on Wednesday May 12. A good turnout was 'present and the fallowing people were appointed to: office: • Stan Profit, (President), Russ Prader ' (Vice -President); Sanity Profit ($ecretary Treasutter); Carl Moller (ltregistrar);13ob MacLeod ` , do 4"4 3,ti•4,—S;tanle Awl... ;`.May' 19 The 'following articles were discussed; rules .and regulations for both Pee Wee and Bantam league. The schedule for the upcoming, games between the, four bantam teams (Victoryans, Cherubs, Lions and Knights). It will be posted int*, paper soon. Come out and support Goderich Minor Soccer when the • season starts on lylonday,' May 31s,t, at Agricultural Park. STRICTL ¥ ismagglis J WITH JAKE ON THE HOCKEY SCENE: ' with us, although we both kthi`w This is 'Tuesday lnorning. when Co back a sure thing. And According to those Nearby daily to Jake Mills, if by any odd noospapers there is a hockey etianee the Canadiens happen to game tonight. It's called the final pull a .victory off tonight' we game of the,year and the winner hope we enjoy eating this paper, is entitled the right to ~hold Mr. ,page' by page. n btered u n�);c Wednesday rnorrrirrg There's no doubt who will be - ,munch, munch! holding Mr. Stanley's battered ON THE SOFTBALL old cup by the time you read SCENE: Goderich Industrial this — and that will be no one softball action gets underway, on but Chicago's victorious Black Monday, May 24, with games Hawks.VOrtiVdse supporters of scheduled between {lord's Les Canadiens, all we can offer is Sports and Sandy's Clippers and our sympathy. To John DRMCO vs. Gower's Garden Buchanan, our thanks. To Centre. The six -team league goes .-George Vanderburgh, our through to Monday; August 9. conc(olences. To Brian Rumig, Monday -and Thursday games'are our appreciation for going along set for 7:30 and 9 (pee -em, that is) while Sunday games start at 7:30 pee -em. Drop over to Agricultural Park and watch the Ihcal lads in action.'14k Bluewater council holds. second meeting willa('‘1111111 t. sRC ,MAT IC .�i A S n 1 I=ENTA;X come to Goderich FOR FUN IN THE SUN SPORT SHIRTS KNIT SHIRTS SHORTS WASH PANTS. JACKETS ' ETC. Pickell. ted The Store For Men CLINTON — GODERICH -r-- KINCARDINE •- .The •second meeting of the Bluewater Canadian C9un°cil for the Blind Club- was heid on Monday, .,May 10. Eleven members and. their ei,ght guests p{i..,rY Y,I'�Y LLr +1 LLrYLL n . i". enjoyed an evening of bowling courtesy of Little Bowl in Goderich, Following the bowling, refreshments were served ,at a social ,gathering held at Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich. At the business meeting, held at the same time, Mr. Stewart Henry of Wingham was appointed and accepted the position of vice-president of the Bluewater Club. This writer was appointed reporter to the newspapers and interested 'persons, Membership cards for the Canadian Council for the Blind plus information on the' aims of the Council were passed out to members present. Coining events include the annual picnic to be held in:June at the 'Lions Park in Mitchell, and a beach party ev ,hich is .being planned for July. Meetings of the club will, be held on the first Monday of every month. The members of the Bluewater Club wish to extend their thanks to the proprietor of the Little Bowl in Goderich who provided the alleys for the bowling. We also wish. to thank Mrs.. L. Boyce, Mrs. Fred Sandy, Mrs. 'C. Edwards and Mrs.'T., Anderson for providing the refreshments at the meeting. An additional word of thanks to Rev.' Royal and the congregation 'of Knox -Presbyterian Church for allowing us, to. use their buildings for the meeting, . • • b' w • t iiee, ye; ea, 144 et/4,e,ah eve, NIRA We have a good supply` of the "NEW SEAFARER VARIETY' . _..._,.�.... h . -and SANILAC Foundation and Certified. LIQUID HERBICIDE Mw! FOR BEANS E$1N tINITHO Two proven'weedkillers in one•'liquid'-- concentrate. Greater safety i.or all types of beans "Trade with confidence Trade With E'AL"; • • • • • PHO ' 262-2605 KMTDS0N ON GOLF , By GEORGE KNUDSON Copyright" 1,971, . Toronto Telegram Syndicate Wind and Rain ' In the „spring, chances, are think every golfer -would be . good that wind, rain and chilly well advised to shorten up to a three.quarter swing. Let's put it this, way, when you staid' up to. the tee with your driver, think that it is• a five -iron, Swing, as though it is a five iron v,'hich will give you the shorter swing required. The 'important thing here is • ']tY.0 ,i4,: ape[tr?ciR `1..rf`w,+,.,�.a'ti rtg" 124- ,.. 'shorter swing. Don't try and hit the ' ball a mile in bad w'eat'her accept the condi- tions and play the averages, The idea of ' playing within y;o4rsolf really applies under .adverse weather conditions. If the swing is restricted, yon will find you will,be more corgistent. On, _the other hand, the .s'ho ter swing will reduce the yardage but on the ,credit side, you will gain consistency.• Don't look for those low irons on a wet, windy day. Again it' is a question of liccep-, ting the, conditions and playing accordingly' &bou,t wand — there's a two- stroke penalty for balls out, a bounds and one stroke if if is unplayabl-e. So use your• head, adjust your game and keep the ball in play. That's the best 'way to score' well in bad ,weatir- er.. • tottes Shorten Swing In Wind, Rain days will make some golf 'game's more challenging. For one thing, you wili.ye__-_.- wearing Illtre-Ttoth-es tharr on' a warm summer day. As a re- sult, it will be 'impossible, to take your normal full swing..I Dt On .- blame farmers for rising .index "Ontario' farmers can't be blamed for the increase in .the consumer price index during April," Ontario Federation of Agriculture General Manager, 'Jack hale said. Wednesday. "In fact the , price that Ontario "farmers received for some of their products deelined"over that period." Mr. Hale was commenting on the recent Dominion Bureau of Statistics ' announcement that co n s u mer ; k ,prices ,cla>i bed .seven -tenths of one per cent., Food ' - the second major, component of the index; — showed ,an index increase of seven -tenths of ' one per" cent from March to April, "I don't know who, is pushing up food prices," Hale said, "hut one thing 'is certain — it's not the farmer." "Take hog 'prices for example. Farmers received an av'e'rage of 24 cents a pound for hogs in March. The„average price fell to 22 cents a pound in April. That's ' the opposite - of inflationary. ;`The price that dairy farmers get for milk held steady ,from March . , to April,” , Hale continued. "Right now., farmers who produce milk for the••fluid Market are getting $6.18 a hundredweight — that's, 17.2 cents a quart. "The price that farmers 'got for broiler chickens remained unchanged too," Hale said: "The average- • weighted. price to producers was 20 cents a pound in March, and 20 cents a pound in April." "Beef and"egg prices crept up slightly fro ti March to. April — beef by less than a fifth of a cent a pound (choice steers at the Toronto market sold for an average of 34 cents a pound in April), and eggs by 2 cents a dozen (weighted average: price to producers was 21 cents'a dozen in April,lHale said. By,.BOB HAWTHORNE, Three -Time World Casting Champion ABOUT SPINNING. RODS Most spinning rods today are manufactured from -tubular glass. They'are' light ' in' weight, durable, and economically- priced to suit tire budget of the average fisherman. The seven -foot spinning rod is the most popular, although 612.foot rods ai'e quite 'c'om- mon. , 1 prefer a (3).2 -foot rod because there is less roti waver in the tip during the cast. • :1s a result, you can achieve ,,eater -accuracy. There arc two types of' reel seals `available on. spinning rods -- the fixed reel seat (fig. 1 and sliding rings ( fig. 2 i. Fixed reel seats are far moire common than sliding rings. Ilowever, I personally prefer a rod with sliding rings, as it enables you to place the reel anyww here you want .on the • rod handle. This 'is especially ad- \•anta eous ww•hcn using light, w. eight lures, In this instance, 1 place -the reel at the bottom of the handle .which affordsextra -length and more power to cast the lighter lures, Spinning -rod handles are usually made of cork, althduglh - eopvene has- b rrre---popn-fa-r- • in recent years. Neoprene han- dles, are often color co-ordinat- ed to match the ' rod blank which.. dyes t -he rod an attrac- Live appearance, Neoprene also - "feels good", and is easily cleaned, Spinning -rod. guicles merit special,htt'ention. • The butt guide should be large , enough in diameter so tha.' the line can pass through easily without slapping against the rod. Carboloy:. guicles are . best because monofilament line cannot cut through them. Some of . the better -quality spinning.' rods are -eq'u'ipped• vwith• a fly' rod snake guide at . the butt end of the rod im.nediately before the handle. Many fishermen do : not know the purpose ,of this ,guide, and make the, mistake' of stringing their line through 'it: ,This guide is called a "keeper ring" and its sole purpose ,is to hold the hook on your lure when your outfit is assembled and you -are not fishing. For Your ., JUIRAN, . .,,,,,,, . A., CR, .4' r see or call MIflacEwan & MacEwan 44 North St. 524-9531 bonald G, MacEwan i ti I�iU• Peter S. MacEwan TOPSOIL BACKHOE SERVICE CLIFFORD HUGILL 376 HURON RD. 524-7170 4/ irA io problem is money What is the farmer's problem? According ,to one spokesman' for the National Farmers' Union, it is a simple matter of dollars and ,cents — too little for products sold, too .much for services required, The' economists whom -the Minister of Agriculture arses as his advisors have a ,solution. Removing 2/3 O'L the farmers from farming is°" "s ipposed to make it better for the 1/3 remaining. As thousands of farm families move each month from farming, those still remaining haven't had any • increased prosperity,. Farmers ate moonlighting in town in older to stay on farms. These jobs could be done by the work they enjoy. If farmers had snore leisure time•and a little extri, money they would use ''Ilibireldildrand business would benefit then too. , Fig. 1 Fig 2 fl .OF THE. %'EI: K . , The monofilament line on your .s,pinning reel when not in zse, has a tendency ,to spring off the spool in coils. Purchase a plastic line "clip and place 'it over the line on the spool, This is an inexpensive .metifod:of..eliminati'ng this annoying problem, James :Richardson fit Sons Ltd Serving The Feed Dealers of Western Ontario PHQNE 52.4-8388; GODERICH Adding a bedroorm? Replacing roofing or siding? Tiling g t he bathroom? Building a garage? • *-Motlernizing aha .kitohent' For A Low. -Cost HOME REPAIR & IMPROVEMENT LOAN ,... See Your CREDIT' UNION OD Untry CREDIT UNION 39„ St. David St. 4 • 624-79 1 DENIM -DUDE HOT PANTS WITH CITY SLICKER,., EMBROIDERY ! 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