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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-04-22, Page 11CB club holds April meeting The April meeting of the Circle City CB Club was held on April 12 at 7 p.m. in the board room at the grands- tand. Five guests were pre- sent. The secretary's report was, read by Little and (Lloyd Haskell) and adopted by Roadmaster (Jim Million), seconded by Gentle Ben (Ben Prouse) . The treasurer's report was read by Modular 4 (Alvin Daer) and adopted by Graveyarder (John Miller), seconded by Little Rascal. Letters were read by Mr. Rocky (Roy Kaminska ) regarding the "Jaws of Life" and ' the Founder's Day Parade. It was motioned by Green Ranger (Don Bauer) and seconded by Gentle Ben that the,. club help with the parade. Next meeting is to be held at 7 p.m. on May 3. The next fun fine chainnan is Graveyarder. Any requests for assistance from ,the Circle City CB, Club should • be directed to: Box°221, C.C. CB Club, Goderich, Ont. N7A 3Z2. Motocross this weekend House League Motocross returns to action this Satur- day, April 25 at Hully Gully for its third race season. This year will be kicked off with n iinlica I.Pag11e Motocross School, which will get everyone warmed up for another exciting year. Satur- day's event will feature lessons in: bike preparation and maintenance, basic riding techniques, physical conditioning and training, with 'blab—udder's . from ex- pert riders who have graduated from the Hully. Gully minor system. Bike and equipment would be beneficial; however, because this school is for Motocross beginners it is not necessary. Registration will take place from 8:30-9:00 a.mand the school begins at 9:30. The school keeps in step with the aims of House League Motocross, which are: 1) To provide .safe,. well organized MX competition. 2) To provide competition for various levels of• rider age and ability; and type of bike. 3) To provide MX in- volvement without a large financial outlay, ie: Basic equipment and licencing etc. 4) To promote the sport of Motocross on a local level. For more information please contact Randy Collins at 262-3318. Two pee wee houseleague players received trophies at the Goderich Minor Hockey Association junior banquet held last Thursday at the arena. Left is Ian MacKinnon, who won the Toronto Dominlon Bank trophy for most improved player, and Rob Middel was awarded the Gerry Fritzley Memorial trophy for most outstanding goalie. (Photo by Cath Wooden) No sooner are fish huts cleared from our lakes and the ice has disappeared than eager fishermen are think- ing about the happy days ahead; where to go and how to catch the wily veteransof the deep. Proper preparation con- tributes a great deal to the enjoyment, success and safety of the sport. Safety in fishing? Yes. The Ontario Safety League states that it is necessary to have equip- ment in top shape and be prepared for the unexpected, • to safely avoid a dunking that may lead to- hypother- mia, which is the critical reduction of heat from the in- ner body core that can cause death. It is probably wise to look after maintenance routines on your outboard right away, just in case you find worn parts that need replacement. Many a craft has been swamped or capsized when a motor failed in, rough water. You probably put your boat away in good repair last fall but it should be checked thoroughly to make sure that it has not been damaged dur- ing the winter. At the same time, make sure that the an- chor line is not frayed and that the bailing pump or pail is useable. As you check over all those beautiful lures and other gear, consider lining your tackle box with a one-half inch layer of ,foam. It will reduce damaging moisture and help deaden metallic 'sounds. The League suggests you fit a lined metal tool box with such accessory gear as a repair kit with a couple of spark plugs included, a first aid kit, insect repellent, plenty of waterproof . mat- ches, a flashlight awl two compasses. Last but not least, make sure your lifejackets are in good repair and make a habit of wearing one this fishing season. Have we got a job for you. Just Phone or Visit THE CANADIAN FORCES RECRUITING CENTRE 520 Wellington Street, London, Ontario N6A 3R2 Phone 679-8110 or our Mobile offices in the Federal Budding 12:00 p.m. -4:30 p.m. Sarnia ................. 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G ERICH GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR,, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22,1881 --PAGE 11 Courts open Saturday The opening and blessing of St. Joseph's Community $eltool• tenrl s court wilt- take place Saturday, May 9 at 2 p,m. After this, there will be a .limited fund-raising singles tournament. There will only be 16 places in the tourna- ment and they will be taken on a first come - first served basis. Motorbike safety crucial In 1979, 75 morotcycle drivers and 10 passengers were killed on Ontario's streets and highways. Another 3,667 motorcycle drivers and 710 passengers were injured. With the advent of warmer weather, motorcyclists are out in fill forme. The Ontario Safety League points out to bikers that the use of proper clothing and footwear should be of primary concern to any safety -minded motorcyclist. Substantial pants and jackets, gloves and boots can successfully rwrlure injuries. This is purely common sense. Yet casual ob- servance would indicate a growing popularity during summer months for cut-off jeans, tee shirts and running shoes. Frequently, passengers have been noted without footwear what- soever. Without proper_ clothing, the Ontario Safety League suggests, even a Trustor spill could cause serious injury. — While the mandatory use of helmets in 1968 sub- stantially reduced the number of motorcycle deaths, there seems little point in protecting the head. if the rest of the body is exposed. True enthusiasts know this, the . League believes, and protect their bodies from the effects of a spill. It will cost $5 to par- ticipate. The fee will pay for a winger&s trophy, a !1..><er¢s up trophy and refreshments. The rest of the money will go towards the tennis court fund. If you wish to enter, please phone Dave Zyluk, principal, at 529-7646 or 396-2148. Remember only 16 can enter. Red Cross BLOOD DONOR G.DoCala AUDITORIUM TUES., APRIL 28th FROM 2 P.M. TILL $ P.M. b;30 P.M. TILL t:3® P.M. 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