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6 OODERICH SiGNAL-SwroAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1971
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itt four.school competition at Clinton
tip Mary's capture
trock-field meeting
For the second time, in as
many years,;i students of _ St.
Mary's Separate School in
'Ooderich came,,out,on: top •olt,a•
four -school sdparate school track
and; field me -et held in Clinton,
, The •event, held at CFB on
Monday a tiist Week, saw over,
Clinton, Wingham and Goderich
PititiCipate.
Dave Bedour of St. "Mary's
Wag' named junior boys'
'champion. He took first placeln
the 45m, 100r.ci, long jump and
triple jump, as well as a second
in the 200 metre event: Phil
Lassline of Goderich had a
third in the 200m while Bruce
Melick came second in the junior
boys' long jump and Mike Petrie
Wok top honors in high
jumping.
In the. junior girls' --events,
' Carol Berns' had tVoi thirds, one
in the 70 metre and another in
the long jump. • ''"
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' jeff Ir_$aechier ,of
SL.Marys ;
captured the intermediate boys' - ' .1-1°°- ''' ''''''''-','Ir• ' :,.".°;,,,
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triple jump and took a third in" ,
. , ' Jeff Baechier at St. Mary's captured the intermediate boys'
high jumping. Mike Davistook.
the 100 metre event while... , triple jump.
honors in that order. Manon of ClirrtOn capturing all awards.
Melick also took secthd in the Karen Harris of Goderich came
long jump, a , first in triple; second in 1.,.)th the 400,•metre
jumping and a second in the 100 and 70 metre events, while
metre race. ,,Diane Smith and Violet Kovac won a 'third in ball,
Margaret Koacs finished second throWing: Karen. Harris a third in
and third in high jumping'. 'a the .100 -metre race: 'Chris
Top honors in the senior girls' , Wilcigen a second in high
coming third in the 400 metre_
and Steve Palmer came third in
the„200 metre race.
In the 400 metre event for
intermediate girls, Goderich
students captured the top three
'• places with Marion Melick,
Diane Smith and ..Lncy,
Stttin4Ssen :hringi4,4„ "home the
Industrial Softball action Maitland golf news
Chppers close in ,Paquette
on leugue leaders tops gal
Rick Sowerby's bases -loaded
single in the bottom of the
seventh inning was all that was
needed last Thursday night to
give the-13Ultding-Ceiitte7 e;
victory over league -leading'
Gbrd's Sports in Goderich .
Industrial softball league action.,
, Jack McLean shone, for the
winners a three -for -four
-effort at hat and JothbkTnafr
,--donated ,to the cause with a
- 'bases -empty roundtripper.
In the second game, Sandy's
Clippers retained their winning
ways wilh a 6-0 win Over
7:30 p.rt.t. game, while 9 o'clock -
Will see DRMCO vs, Building
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Centre. 11 IIIUU
Monday, Sancty's
face Goid's Spots in the early
game. while. Gower's Garden
Centre and Sifto Salt face off in
the late game.
an ams
now win
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Ladies' night, June 15, was
well attended by 28 golfers. The
low gross ,winners were Doris
Paquette and Effie Gilbert: Low
net „ went to Ruth Clatke_y,
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KNUDSON
ON GOLF
By GEORGE KNUDSON
COpyright 1971, Uronfo Telegram yndlcate
. Lob Shot
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; Peg %'6111r, trazel Bea.ver, thris NfalifirrirePtliiicypeedasaoasegilla:-.A411:-.4, ;buckgt"ickwaten-It'Att."'''
Hoffmeyer and Bey, Wright. Effie
Gilbert turned in a score of .13
points, followed by Ma.rg Evans,
Marilyn MacKay, Pat Mason and
Maxine Martin.
' On June 21, each ;lady was to ,/
bring a prize so that everyone
took home a treasure. Those
who forgot purchased golf balls
at the pro shop.
Remember, 'Saturday, June
264, 12 noon, is tee -off time for
the Ladies' Maitland trophy.
Saturday evening at 6 p.,rn.;a
mixed two -ball foursome is
scheduled and the entry fee is 50 -
cents per .._Person. It is to be
hoped thlft enough members ,
support this event, so that it will
become a weekly affair: Marg
Evans is arfariging for
refreshments afterwards in the
lounge. Maxine IVIartin.and Jack .
Hoffmeyer are organizing, the
matches'. °'
Men's night was a howling'
success on June 21, according to
our new manager, Vic
Lougjileen. At 9:30 p.m. , the
crowd of over 50, were all
enjoying themselves at the
GoWer's, Garden Centre. Ken .
Daer, onthe mound for the
winners', allowed just two hits. 5 straight
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On Sunday, DRMCOtetained "
their third-place standing -,by--- The Goderich 'Lion Bantams
eking out a 6-5 effort ower collected two victories over the
Gower's Garden . Centre. The weekend to .keep their winning
roafismen rallied to put all their streak intact and, gave them a
runs on the scoreboard in tlie 5-0 record in couhty hardball
first inning-. •
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action.
The second half of . the On Satp.rday,, June 19
doubleheader for DRMCO was ,
6oderich picked up seven runs
called at the top of the fifth • in the first inning .and went On.
inning, after they had built up a to defeat Exeter by a whopping
5-3 lead over Building Centre. 20-0 score., The following day,
This rained. out game will be Goderich scored tW'o runs' in -the
replayed an Sunday. - first inning and wound up with a
In Monday's action, Gord's 2-1 victory over redition.
Sports held on tc„,a two-point In 'Saturday's game, Ron
lead in the standings by givi..ng Willis ' Was ihe batting star,
last -place ' Sifto Salta 7-0 collecting five' 'hits and
drubbing. Stan Doherty' accounting 'fbr four runs. He had
registered 14 strike -outs for the ,101.1.7 singles and a double, with
-league leaders......In the _second .• Goderich batters hammering out
divisiarl-saw--Beea.12.S.N2
, -and -Na hey- C1Iotii
and Laurie Beattie . "captured
second and third in shot -putting..
For ;the senior. boys, Gerry
0/Brien took seconds in the 200
metre, triple jump and shot put,
" while regiStering., tIlirds for. the
100 metre, long jump and
200 -metre race.
game, Sandy's' Clippers stayed a total:of 18 hits.7
--two points behind the sportsmen
Three GO.I'derith pitchers
by..their_57-1 victory Oyer sixth •
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Daer's three -hitter saw . him theyfaCed and "gave- up- only a
bunt • single. Casey Wildgen
Tonight ( Thursday
strike out 16 batsmen. 'worked three innings arid Ron
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DR.MCOvs. andv's ers at owerby and Ron Mars.hall each
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7:30 p.m. and Discount Centre took the mound fer two frames.
In Sunday's, .game, Keith
against, Gower's Garden Centre
at 9:00. reached second on a
;hrowing error by the Shiortstop
On SundaY, June 27, °Sitio- o, Casey
Salt meets Building Centre -in theand moved to third on
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Wildgen's „fly ball 'Which ..was
°•-droppe;d by the centre fielder.
Keith • came home on a wild
pitch and 'Casey "scored on Ron
ground • bah to second.
GodericlA only hits were three
5ingles off the ,bats of Pat
Conlon, Casey Wildgen and'lion
•11iLs in the late innings:, Casey
tossed a four -hitter and struck
Out 11 to lead the locals to
clubhouse. •
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F*rguson Burns of St.
Jumping.
BY'BOB HAWTHORNE, Three -Time World
DOUBLE TURTLE, KNOT
N'kr-hery fishing.• -the' ou e
Marys shown during senior* bays' high
. turtle knot-isa handy kribt,:•to use
for tying- flies to the tippet of
your leader. .;
Although ,this knot is not as •
strong ,as fife 1-innro..ve,d clinch
kneit--,which is, most commonly -
used, it has the advantage of,
allowing the hackles of a dry ,fly
to sit better: on- the Water, As a
result, this knot affords the fly -a
more life -like presentation when
on the water.
To tie the double ,turtle knot,
begin by running the end of your..
leader through' the eye of the
hook toward ,the bend. Next,
make a slip knot in the end' of
the leader', bringing the end'
around twice and pull the knot
"up' tight.
Farmers question rebate
Robert McKinley, Member of
. Parliament for Huron, advises
that many farmers who , have
received the Ontario Farm Tax'
Rebates have questioned
whether or not the ,rebate is
• classified , income': eunder the
premise that taxes are expenses
end thus a rebate on expenses
could be income. •
The Department of, National
Revenue- has ruled that the
,_,.payment received by an eligible
farm property owner, under the
Ontario Farm Tax Reduction;
Program, is .not income in his n,
hands for tax purposes.
- „ This notice will allow those
farmers who have classified the
Farm Tax Reduction Rebate as
income to adjust their income
position accordtrigly.
The Department alj6 pointed
out that in view of th fact; th'it
taxpayer's deduction from
income 'in respect of property
taxes paid or payable bY him to
the municipality.
With the permissidn of the
Minister' of National. Revenue a
letter confirming the, above is
'included below, for clarification:.
acknowledge receipt -of
your. letter dated April 1, 1971
in which you enquire about the
taxability 'of tax rebates being
received by many 'prddutert
from the Ontario Government.
I am pleased to inform you
that the payment received -by an
eligible farm property owner
under the Ontario_ Farm Tax
Reduction & Program is not
income -fir his hands for tax
purposes. Also, .as this payment
is received , directly from the
Province of Ontario',•it does not
reduce a taXpayer's deduction
Casting Champion
Open the loop large enough so
that the fly can pass through an&
then place the loop around the
neck of the. fly. When the loop is
tight against the neck of the fly,
'on the leader tintil_the knot
is tight against the neck of the
'fly.
To finish, pull the slack of the
leader through the eye until it is
tight against it.
the payment is receive directly,-
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from,..-4ricome--im, respect of - ..„
frOm the •Province of Ontaro , property taxes paid or payable TIP OF Tfit Vvak
such payment does not reduce a by him to the municipality." , "'When casting spoons or spinners jerk the rod tip slightly
- once or twice as yoit are winding in the line. This will often
tempt a fish; to strike your lure ;more readily than when using a
constant retiietie.
victory:
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On Saturday afternoon
Goderich will face Exeter in that
town and Huron 'Park will face
the locals at A ricultural Park at
6p.m. on Sunday.
tug
Kincardine, the Goderich Men's
tean4 placed second , in the
inter-clubcompetition with
Kincardine, Walkerton , and
Wingham.
The big news this week -at, the
country club was the' arrival of
Vic LoUghleenlrom,St. Marys to
supervise our club activities.
• Light snacks and lunches' are
again .available, 4t noon. One
suggestion is that gOlferS indicate
-at the pro shop when ,they sign
• in whether they would like to'
. eat after playing nine holes and.
this would raid the -kitchen staff
in preparing the lunches. The
supplies in the pro shop have
been diigmented and the
. directors are looking forward to
a summer bf golfing instead, of
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being involved in so 'Mich of the
„administration and inanage,ment
21:—T1iit7 die ; :Ladies'
Invitational Tournament which'
starts at 9 a.m. and finishes with
supper at ,a.m.
Last • Monday the county
council enjoyed a day of golf
and a luncheon at the club. This
was organized by JackBerry:
finally
lose one
" After losing their first game
of ; ,the young season last
Thulsday night to Clinton
(10-1) the Goderich pee wee
all-stars hit the conieback trail
here Sunday to edge out
Belgrave by a 12-11 score..
, "I<evin Williams allowed nine
hitswhile on the mound for the
locals -and managed to lead his
team-mates at bat with three
hits.
Goderich singles , were
recorded by Terry Schweitzer,
Rick Moody, Randy Carroll,
_Mike Andrews, Shannon Niblo.ck
VW -Greg Beacom.'
MAN! IT'S HOT
COOL OFF
IN FUN -IN -THE -SUN
CASUAL. WEAR From' ,
. This now leaves the local pee
wees with a 4-1 record.
The next home game for the
Ooderich lads is Saturday, July
17.
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duties.
A date to remember is July
golfers face a short pitch shot water spills, you haven't cap-"
over a bunker or stancitrap. A ,t;;.dt.,ht,: smooth tempo neces-
soft shot is ne-cessary since .ydu
want the ball to sit down nice ,,, .• : ;,;,',,,,%.. *//',.'
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and quiet when it hits the ., ;;'':'77••,‘,.A.'"..::' ,-,';',L,,
green - not too much roll. /, • .,,,,•4; ,,, .
The picture may look ridicu- 4
bus but it demonstrates better ,-
than anything I know how to
perfect the lob shot. What we ,,,.*
are showing is that if you had ,
a bucket full of water and had
to swingtit, how to swing it
without spilling the water.
Note ,how the, bucket is
straight out. If you swing the.
bucket nice and 'smooth, the ,
-Water will stay in. If there is a
'jerk in the swing, the water is
going to spill.
The same holds true for
your swing -,with the pitching
or sand wege.' If you 'are' 20.
or 30 yards from the pin with
a bunker between you and the
flag, you require a nice, soft
shot. If you are jerky, ,chances
are the ball will either end up.
in the bunker or. bounce across
the green. •
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The°,Stress on this shot is an
..even . tempo. ,Try. ,it yourself-
sary for a 'lob shot. Without
this, ybii won't have results on
.the golf course. .
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