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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-06-07, Page 5SUNSET NEWS summer is here at last' this time it is here to he warmth and sunlight golfers, birdies, eagles, n Lions (club)Twere r�in e past week. The seem to stop the devoted making the course veryij 1 with their various um- is on the course con - were excellent. One eported the greens to be ass since they were so e f;r, lo our for workers and Steve. Many long ha1e been spent keeping k fast growing grass cut een rains. ere also very happy to nshine alSaturday for rence Reception. Best of d happiness always to and Harry. Henderson and Gary and a number of enc Members will be this Thursday, at the to be guest speakers for evv. Arena Fund Raising Saturday will be r' busy day, if Mr. rman is at all co- n e The Dominion tournament will be held o hundred men par - Lunch will be served reak between the front :k nine. Just a few s to build up your g power. though there were dark skies the faithful (showed up:.The thun- 'ers luckily held off till e had completed their ne. s this week were Pat Barb Telford, Joyce Kay Lyndon, Elaine • and Betty Fuller. Hid - winners were Karen and Marg Smith. Keep. good work girls. - on•winners will have to rate a bit harder and their name will he on next week or in the near wing the game next ul will review the rules d with a game of ive euchre, was a good turn out k for Men's night. The Hole Handicaps were decide on the winners. winners were Denis Rick Sowerby, Doug John Lyndon, Stan v, Bruce Lyndon, Mar - hard, Hudson Warr, Bolton, Gerry e, Mark Lassaline and edour. Sunday was the Lions Tournament. There excellent turnout ant rained they only got to ne holes. Better luck" e fellows. s were: low net, Red low gross, Fred CIALIZE AS A Al, MEDICAL EXECUTIVE ECRETARY! you know that 091 College offers a year secretarial 111 It CLINTON? Pk 12 graduates tyPing and shor- may complete the In ons year! Send n9 In now. ITO pVormittion on this IM tool 4%1PM fo 9r to: Registrar, l Ml strar, Colley. K , M3 - C by Dime Crawford Kelso; most honest golfer, Eric Carman. The man who must be made known as having the Eagle on No. 5 was Bill Callow, One "dead" Birdie was carried in by Mel Huctwith. What would be more prac- tical for a door prize than a door. Our lucky winner was Bill Clifford. _ HINT: In using a lofted iron to escape stubborn rough, open the club face a bit and play the ball two inches inside the left heel. This helps produce a high soft shot. Remember you always hit out of the rough. TEE -HIE: Golfers and bathing beauties have the same ambition to go around in as lit- tle as possible. SEE YOU AT THE TEE, Dianne Crawford Poor weather crimps farmers' seed plans For the se"cund year in a row, cool wet conditions have stalled the planting of corn and beans in Huron County and slowed the growth of spring grain and fall wheat. "These are worse corn plan- ting conditions than last year," Mike Miller, Associate Agricultural Representative for Huron County said 'Tuesday. Mr. Miller said that between 10 and '4(1 percent of this vear's corn crop still needed to be planted and the optimum date, somewhere between May 15 and May 24, had already passed. Field corn planted during the first 10 days of June may not mature sufficiently before fall frosts come, but late seeded silage corn wouldn't he bothered as much. Nearly six inches of rain has been dumped on the area since the=$irst of- May and cordhined with the'tool temperatures and cloudy skies, drying conditions have been poi r`"for all but a few days. "Some of the corn put in earlier didn't germinate veru Legion Tykes tie Kincardine in town The Goderich Legion Tykes came up with five runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to tie Kincardine 13-13 last Satur- day, June 2 in Goderich. The tie left Goderich with a one win, one tie record to date. It was a comback effort for Goderich as they trailed 2-1 af- ter one inning 4-1 after two and 4-3 after three innings. A leadoff homer by Larry Andrew in the top of the fourth" - gave Kincardine a 5-3 lead. Kincardine added another four in the fifth, building up a 9-4 lead and scored three in the sixth and one. in the seventh. Goderich got rolling in the final two innings with four in the sixth and five in the seventh. Pinchhitter Dave Gallow started things off in the bottom of the seventh with a walk and moved to second on Dave Moore's walk. Larry Madge singled home Gallow and moved Moore to third. Madge stole second and both Madge and Moore scored on Rob McDonald's single. McDonald score on Steve Gallow's single. Gallow tied the game scoring on Dan Maillet's groundout to first. Carl Weise lead the Kincar- dine offensive with three singles in four at bats plus one walk. Jim Catto, Larry McLaren and Larry Andrew each had two hits for Kincar- dine. Stey,e Gallow continued his hitting spree for Goderich with -five hits.- n the-twe garner—so- far this year, Steve has four singles, one double and two triples in seven at bats. He has walked three times and scored seven runs. Rob McDonald has also..bee#t, connecting this year with silk hits in nine at bats. In Satur= day's game he had two singles and a homerun in five at bats. Mike Hodges had two hits on Saturday. Dan Maillet, Mark Rowe, Del Mitchelmore, Dave Moore anf Larry Madge had the other Goderich hits. Goderich outhit Kincardine 13-9 but Kincardine's hits came with men on base. Jim Costello and Del Mit- chelmore combined for a nine .hitter against Kincardine, They struck out eight and - walked seven. The Tykes see action again this Saturday, .June 9 at 4:00 p.m. in Goderich against- Port Elgin. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 11173--PAOg $ COLBORNE CORNER well" Mr Miller said. "=I'hu nusnlrer ut heat units is dowtle too.' • he added 'There were only tour days in Mav when the jt'ntperature degrees • `Vhtte beans, a multi-million dollar crop fur Huron farmers, are due to be seeded this week, but Mr Miller, thought the a� reage may he down front last- year astyear because of poor harvest ( n(lttion, which prevented about 1(1 percent of the 54,000 acres planted from being har- yested. - "I'he cold wet- weather has been hard on the winter wheat trod, 'tau. Spindle mosiac•, a irus which attacks the food producing leaves of the wheat, has shown up in sante fields and May reduce yield front five to 511 percent. The disease, which has hit hardest , in field' near Lake Huron, will Clear up when the warm weather returns and Mr. 'Miller said that no indications of losses involved could be estimated until the crop is in. "Right now it looks like an aye! age yedd," Mr. Miller said. Planting of spring grairo went very well, Mr:Miller said. The cool wet weather was conducive to good growth of• barley and oats, and ,_with the warmer weather. above average yields could be expected. The hay crop this year also looks very good with an above averagle yield expected, depen- ding un drying conditions later in June when first cutting will he in fu swing. Mr. filler said that the alta a weevil is showing up in southern Huron but control of the bug is possible with an early first cut. reached 70 Minor soccer' schedule off to good start .The Huron Minor Soccer League kicked off their season on Saturday with all teams scheduled to play'seeing action except Huron Park who missed out because they had not received schedules. In the Squirt division, those under the age of eight, Goderich "A" downed Exeter 1-.0 and Seaforth "A" played to a 2-2 deadlock with Seaforth "B"., games were also played in the Atom division, those un- der the' age of 10. Clinton At the spring convocation of. the University of Guelph May 23 a Bachelor of Arts degree in General Arts was conferred upon Patrick J. Meiady. Mr. Melady Is the son of Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Melady, 362 Huron Road In Goderich, and a graduate of the Goddrich and District Collegiate Insititute. ROLLER SKATING ADULTS ONLY (18 YEARS OR OVER) EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT 8 p.m. - 1 1 p.m. AT THE GODERICH MEMORIAL ARENA • Sunday Afternoon Skating Cancelled for Simmer Months downed Exeter 3-1 while Goderich "A'' shut out Exeter "13" 2-0. Mosquitoes, under 12, saw action on three fronts. The Clintoaa "A" and "B" teams played , to a 3-3 tie while Goderich "A" romped to a 7-0 victory over Exeter. Grand Bend downed Goderich "B" 4- 3. The Pee Wees, • under 14 years, played two league games. Exeter went down to a 10-2 defeat at the hands of Clinton and Goderich dumped Grand Bend 4-1. The Colborne Township Recreation Committee ,,held their ninth meettf`►g in the Township Hall, Carlow, Thur• sday evening, May 31, Progress has been made in forming a Softball League in the Town- ship and the matters of swim- ming lessons in Goderich for Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MVCrostie and Annette over the weekend were Miss ROBERTSON ROUNDUP Last Monday our school visited Victoria .Public School where we saw the operetta Tom .Sawyer. A great deal of time and effort 'watt put int() the production and we thank Vic- toria ,School for giving us the privilege of seeing it. SPORTS On Wednesday, May ;30 we unfortunately were unable to complete our field day due to rain. Only today we finished so as to send our winners to Clinton to the Huron County Track and Field day. We- wish our con- testants best of Luck. Last week the Grade 8's wrote the exams for the annual awards. They now look forward to writing History, Geography, Science, and Health exams. Exeter firm gets ODC loan An Ontario Development Corporation loan will -enable an Exeter firm expand its operations according to an.an- !nouncement by Industry and Tourism Minister Claude F. Bennett, Andex Building Products Limited, a manufacturer of metal ,building products, will receive a $42,459 performance• loan to increase the size of its plant and purchase additional manufacturing equipment. The company anticipates hiring 13 additional employees during the next five years. NIRS 6 KAIIIIN6 5?4-1011 Hope Palmer of Kitchener and Mr. Dale McCrostie, Deep River. the children, The Hiking Trail is receiving special attention. Mrs. Earl Sherwood, Mrs. Richard Buchanan, Mrs. Ralph Jewell, Mrs. Tait Clark and Mrs. Gordon Kaitting attended the Huron West Women's In- stitute', 73 rd. District Annual meeting in the United Church, Dungannon last week. The Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute is having its Sunshine 'STs'Tei'Banquet, in the Carlow Hall this Thursday, June 7 at 1 p.nr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kait- ting and Mrs. Harold Kaitting of •Goderich attended the funeral in Cooksville on Satur- day of Mrs. Edward (Ted) Kaitting of Mississauga. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Reaburn and daughters Janice and Maureen and son Earl atten- ded the graduation of their son, Constable Jim Reaburn of the RCMP Depot Division at Regina Mav 28. Jim is stationed in Regina for the RCMP Centennial Duties during this summer. For Prefessionol Aerial Weed Control c•" SPRAYCO THE MOST EXPERIENCED PEOPLE IN THIS FIELD IF THERE I8 NO ANSWER CALL AFTER 10 P.M. 524-2221 NOTICE Town -of Goderich 1973 TAXES Final tax billing, payable In two in- stalments, will be mailed on or before June 13th, 1973. J. Harold Walls, A.M.C.T., C.M.C. Tax Collector 57 West Street To our clients and friends in Goderich and District: In order to serve you more efficiently we have planned to extend our present building. During construction, we plan no disruption or Incon- venience to families using our funeral home. 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