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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-07-13, Page 5A. RoyaIC�n. legion . 13 �e fid' tr�ck meet. Two taadericli athletes and -one Clinton -youth ti.,tog,, .h0.11+4. a'.`n:at last Saturday's first annual.Zone ,,, cI Royal Canadian Legion Track ° ., *meet attended by teams from Brussels, Kincardine, Clinton and Goderich held at Agricultural Park, Lori Keller of Goderich took the Bantam girls' division with , four firsts, one second and' a" *third. Steve Crew of Goderich tied with Ray Wheeler of -Clinton for the Bantam boys' championship. Midget girls' championship went to Maxine Watts and Dianne Willis (tied)' both of Brussels; Midget boys'. championship, was 4 Harq•iy Courtney, Kincardine. Winners from the Goderich meet will go to Kitchener this Saturday for the District C Track and Field meet �at Seagram's - Stadium , _ Bantam boys, 100 yard dash, Steve Crew Gmcier c. Lavin,., Clinton; Pete Crew, Goderich; 020 yards, Steve Crew, Glen McLean, Brussels; Allan Lavis; 440 yards, Pete Crew, Steve Crew, Keith McLellan, Goderich; '880 yards, Glen. McLean, Pete Crew, Larry Scott,' Brussels; relay, Goderich, Brussels; long: jump, Steve Crew, Mark Bellanger, Goderich; Allan Lavis; high jump, Paul Mackay, Goderich; Ray Wheeler, Clinton; Pete, Crew; triple jump. Ray Wheeler, Paul Mackay,' Laurie Cimphell, Brussels; shot . put, Ray Wheeler, Mike,. Blaikie, Kincardine; • • Glen McLean: discus, Ray Wheeler, Randy Carroll, Goderich; Ian ezGibb, Clinton. Midget girls, 100 yards, Laura Ross, Gyderttcii Maxine Watts, -- Brussels; Lori McCutcheon, Brussels; - 220 yards, Maxine. Watts; relay, Brussels:• long lump'L;aur•aRoss, Maxine Iratts; Dianne Willis, Brussels; high jump, Dianne Willis; shot put, Diahne Willis. Lori Keller Winners were; • • ' Bantam. girls• 100 yard dash, Lori Keller, Goderich; Heather - ;M.aLdrurn,. Kincardine; ..Barbara ' Lawson, Kincardine: 220 • yard _dash,. Lori Keller, . Heather' Meldrum, Colleen' Raymond.' Brussels; 440. W yards', Colleen boys ,dash, Rayrn•ond-r---Lori Keller, Heather boys, :Brussels 220 �► Meldrum: 880 yards, Diane yards, Andy Adams; 440 yards, Miachelmore,•Goderich: Laureeri • Bill Bonshansker, Bruwsseljs: 880 Barbour, Brussels; Brenda , yards, Andy Adams, Bill S.• -Kingsbury, Brussels; relay, Bonshan�k r; one mile, Bill Goderich, Clint©n, Brussels: long .. Bonshanskr, AllanLavis; relay; jump,= : Lori Keller, ' Chris Brussels lou um Harry Steve Crew -Midget 100 yard Doug'Forster general' manager ofSir tford CredifBureau (Wes#ern Ontario -Credit Bureau) presents Jean Morgan, reporting supervisor, with her certificate of achievement for completing the required training in all phases of credit bureau reporting. Other happy recipients completing the Associated Credit Bureaus of Canada course, are back row, left.to right, Leonore Tompkins, Dorothy Cooper, Janice Demmerling, Sandra Mulholland Frentrnw�--Iitarg.ar•et'Leach and Nand Demmerting" Minor soccer back on feet • SKELAGH SUULI.Y llo\ ed`by a wiener roa°st: The "easy—. . That s what Jia Summertime, and�thegolfin is Q y gel Beave,r best Otters of the night were to is singing this weekt This •galyut the hands' of Jean Knight (j4) and eveiything"together and came up. her ru immy, Mrs. Bruce i5). as the new Maitland . Trophy • Willner of the 1st flight wa _ ;r -winner -la,st-Saturds•y. l�€lt vas,she winner -Oi the trophy, bttt _ .--SecQn4 flight winders were. Kona alto the winner of the 2nd flight Overholt (371/x'0,; with a 72 net.. $eaves (39?/z) - she's getting Verna Kane proved to t e the . more coverage, than George trophy runner-up, after- a.M.cGoverntSixprizes.`were .given C:L.G,A. ruling broke the tie out in the 3rd flight. Winner was between her and Mary Lomas, Pat Mason (39); followed by Mary: Marie,liuff was winner of the 1st Lomas, Marilyn MacKay, Jane , flight, with a 79 net„ Mary' Lomas --Deathe a Joyce Bolton,. and Ruth . -•••<took the -honors in the 3rd flight Clancy.' • • • 'with a 75 net. Well done girls, The men had another. terrific ' Last week fi-ve ladies travelled night on Monday, as sixty-two men to Mitchell to their Ihyitatianal took part' in, 'thee regular Mezl's Tournament.•-' You guessed it - .Night. The following .are the tbp Hazel Beane)' walked off with the six winners -Ken Treitz, Bill • 'Low Gross in , the 2nd • flight. Lumby, }rapid Walls; George Ardith-Brissette came -in 2nd. LQw Gould, Jima Cousins and a Bob Gross in the 3rd flight, and Verna Shrier. L • Kane won the Pot of Gold. Next�Monday the pro will Congratulations ladies! •display different golf shots; at Thirty -f ladies celebrated Men's•Night, which will be, very July 4th with some good' old golf, interesting. This will be- a good. "' time to correct any bad habits of `' ,, .. ' your game: The next Inter -club tournament will he it .Wal _tot, on.Sul y $.lirg' to ohec :the"bulletin; for a team. p0.0 Luck' 4BQth, the Junior aid Juveniile ' . da. ys� art very' • sxecessiul this :t, -..,rye r. v'or venal este ..� Monday for •insfruction and play:, ,. There :wilt be'another golf dinner dance this Saturday, A Scotch 2, bbl' will begin •at ' 4:00 p. rn�, .to1io e by a cocklati hour. , and then Jinni n., This time Pa baring your oven steaks. The rest of the meal will be provided. From 9,. ' P-111. o there wilt •1 e dancing to your•fa oritetape-.Price is: $4.00' per couple 4 Then Presidential Bill will be • ,coming up' Saturday,' • Jrity 29th This will. 'be a gala affair, with' complimentary entary cocktails at ,the ' home of .President Dan Wm fol'iowed ' by dancing 'to? Bobby Downs�orchestra. Price is $12,00 i per couple and the dress is optional. This is limited to fifth., --couples ai d embers only: t�� b • sure to pick up your tickets right away at either the. Bank= -et'• -Nova Scotia :or Victoria and _Grey Tr1usC.: - Goderich soccer defecits Dungannon. 6-1 4 , A • Despife a collapse late last cancelled due to poor weather. At Watts, Jed DeJong and Rick Goderich minor soccer t'he last minute, Saturday. was Stoddard was also outstanding and year, - picked as the new date and the •.•seems to be getting off the ground contributed much to the win in �t, , gaine�-seheduied -- en .player -s.: fa rant_ of the l•ocal•team-aocording• aga;n. A though out -numbered IT• players. to nine, a hurriedly'arrived,' they found tate,„, •soccer . to; coach John Brazil, r assenibied beam of Goderich boys field at Agriculfure Park was Early this a week those • handed the Dungannon team a being used as a parking .lot by. 'interested -in the sport, and minor',. ddevastating 6 1 defeat last week in Orangemenfn town for the July 12 soccer• in particular, held a en exhibition match: celebrations and the game had to meeting and.. many • of the ex- • The Dungannon Barrie, played in be played on thehigh school pitch. officials are returning to,get the 'Ian Lambert, playing centre 'youth soccergroup • •Goderich, was originally set to be y. g p molting, again. played .two weeks •ago but was forward, for the Goderich team, Itis hoped that two teams can be led the attack with three goals, set up locally. The Goderich Pat Coplon scored two and Gord _ Raid'er•s will be ; under the' Budny one. Both the other players -;direction of. Cu' 1 udny and the are also forwards. • - other team, yet to select a -name, The • defensive 'play of Jim ' will be coached by John B'r'azil': GoIf, pro Bob • 0 Martin • tor visit Maitland •The group say they hope' to.get as many exhibition games arranged as possible and they also -note that many- calls-have- been alls-ha , been received from Dungannon youngsters, eager to loin% the action in Goderich. Itis also hoped that attire end of the season, another game can be arranged between the fathers and sons as was done last year. Spectators at the Goderich- D-ungannoa game numbered only nine, seven -from Dungannon' and the remainder local People. Public Support is hoped for as the season goes )n. "-Theswing--i sake ithi* S a.YS BO Martin'golf professional at East Park Golf Gardens` in inthird-straight game London. Bob -will prove this The Goderich Rotary Juveniles ,theory and illustrate th:e�truth of it. won their third' straight game, when he visits, the Maitland •defeating Auburn 13-5 in Goderich g jump, Country•Club for Men's Night on lasf Monday, July 10. Wildgen, Goderich; Michelle •- , Courtney, Kincardine; Keith July 17th Flowers, Clinton: high jutrrp, Lori Raymond, Brussels; ` Dwight In this Golf C•Ii.inie and, 1. -mss me with Port Elgin McDonald,,,,,,. �� eller, .•�;' .Tory .,,,. ..n . i h rktt ei�lifl7i#rt>ri�of golf shot: kitlg '� ia%s��•a�ied��r. 'urnKeith. Raymond,Harry .. Martin will cover roughlw. l` 0 ;;.R - ”' - ` '_Goderich; . shot put, Chris I p Ernmeetbti, Kiricat�dtr e, h g ftGoderictr; Tammy McAstocker , . Courtney; triple jump Harry points of the golf" swing and the Goderich •scored six ' itt the Wildgen. ,Jo Healy, Goderich: Courtney, Keith Raymond, Bill three major reasons ,for the . second inning, once- in the 'third Bally Hunter;' Goderich; discus. Bonshansket�; shot put:- Wayne •= 'average . golfers biggest and' five.: times.. in the fourth Tammy McAstocker, Sharon Willis, Bruss,els;' ' DW°igh"t,. prohlem.s, slicing, topping, and Auburn scored once in the third. *- Irwin, Clinton: and twice in the fourth and sixth Cour-trrey, Dwight Emmerton, • • Golfers attending the clinic wilt innings. Godericli had a total-Lori Lori Keller. Emmerton; discus, Harry hooking. otal Wayne Willis.. . , see a few unorthodox shots which, ,eleven hits, nine singles and two Goderich won the, meet with 113 will only' further illustrate it doubles. Day,.. Graf' had' three points; Brussels, 95; Kincardine, doesn't matter wliat you swing.• it singles in three at bats, Brian 36; and Clinton, 35. is Wowyou swing that counts.. 'MacKenzie and Torn Willis eftch Every club in the 'bag' will' be. had a double, `Paul Kelly two covered during the one hour singles and Gary Yeoman, Clare clinic Georgia has • brought in new , ' This same . clinic has been - ' legislation claimed to he "a giant presented in . St. Marys, Sarnia, step forward in traffic accident ; Aurora Highlands, Moe Norrinn's.• FOR YOUR - ntion" thrio Safety -v�pxe�.e e Ontario _ ._._... �.. G:oii..lI.avenL,i.riwToronto and at the League reports, One provision is _._.rw _--•�-_.�_ . -,. �.w�_____. t; A Doral in- Florida, Seventy five 'NS R Cel ° � `,Cj�f E an "habitual offender,'' tea* ' Professionals were ' in designation, under which a driver attendance at., 'the Toronto See or Phony . SE'��,, convicted of threegserious traffic presentation . offences - drunk . •'driving,.', Mr.- Martin has worked with nanslaughter; etc. or 15 moving' Moe Norman and with the tutor of MALCOLM MATHERS •would like to call on you with•' Jack Nicklaus on the finer points "housewarm arming - gifts" .. and traffic Violations within a 10 -year information about your new period loses his licence -for 5 of the golf swing. • location: The Hdstess will . be years: And he suffers an An informal discussion of golf' -glad to arrange your subscription . automatic .1 to - 5 years • ,jailand the swing will follow the shot •to the SIGNAL -STAR. . sentence if caught driving during making. The proceedings ;•ill :all _her.. ,at 524,9525 this period of._suspension_ . 'Start at 8•;15.. • itimilimilllltllllllllllllllllillllllliill_lilllllllllllllllllm. _. ill..•.l:.illomilIIuniiIIIIIIIilmi1imiiimiIIIIIIiIIIIff11111ilniiQlllllllltm ry Sager, Mike Redmond, and Dave. Mclvor each with a .:single to ` account ior.the•Goderich hits. Y • The Goderich Kinsmen Midgets 1 ost two games, last week 6-2. to: -niton last •-14 Tttesrlav ierich and'were' homhed 17-5 'fast Thursday by Kincardinen Goderich, • The Goderich Lion Bantams did not play las t week but play.. tomorrow (Friday) • against Dashwood in Goderich. The Goderich Legion 'Pee wees defeated •Chesley 18-8 in, their opening game last Saturday in a tournament, held ''t, Port. Elgin. Goderich met their old enemies. 'Exeter in the semi-final and Yost 4 GIENFRAL INSURANCE' AGENT 46• WEST; ST. 524.9442 mmm MIRO 1101 -14 ORM 1111 ROM IMMO OMNI ROM IMMO MOM OMNI IMMO MOM MOM MEMO OMR NMI OMR IMMO MOM MOO 11 O EM 010▪ 000, ORM M▪ OM MOM ROM OMNI Maw IMMO MEM IMMO NOM MOM MI▪ RIM M▪ OM MRIIM MOM MOM • 'Fincher's feature a complete selection of Eveready. Powerhouse :Batteries to suit all needs, Exeter " won the tourney defeating Port Elgin 5-4. The Pee- wees defeated Dashwood .15-4 in Dashwood last Monday:They play again tonight in Goderich. The Goderich Legion Tykes wontw,o, more games last week defeating Blyth 31-13 last Thursday•rnBlythand Kincardine• 26-23 last Saturday in Kincardine. TheTykes play their final . gamE against Blyth. this Saturday in Goderich at 6:00, p. m • 16 THE- SQUARE, GODERICH' Open everyday, and evenings for your -convenience , Dodge DalgeTruclis 1 SAL ES/SERVICE to buy,..a. * Save with end of model year discounts * Used cars are in short supply * :Free automatic transmissions in Satellite two -00r hardtopp Half pftice air doinditioniiigiff_a-Pn Dodge Monaco * Special Spi-ing,Topper Specials on Chargers CH RYSLER- Fargo Trucks _____:..... Children's mmr le 4mM. Men's Itacked for your ionvenlence. SHOES Various styles —.Must Clear. 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