The Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-05-27, Page 7At Maitland Golf and -Country Crab
Maxine Martin
• _ captures low gross
The Ladies' Night on
Tuesday, May 17, was well _
ti attended with 2i teeing off,
beginning at 6 p.m:, for' this
weekly event.'
• Low gross winner was Maxine
• Martin and low net included
`Hazel Beaver, Peg Wood and .a
[� {� ember. this v'ear ..)off e
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Gilbert. Other , new members,
who ' were making-- good use of
their new clubs were Ginger
• Short'reed and Kay Alexander.
There will be help available
on the first. Tuesday evening of
each month for the novices at 6
p.m. ' Tee -off :time • will be
advanced to 6:30 p.m. Let us
have a good turnout for this.
June 1 Ladies.' Night and its
coaching session. If you are
looking for times when the
fairways are not too crowded
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and you want to enjoy
leisurely,_ .game, try Friday
evenings or Saturday and
Sunday afternoons about 3 p.m.
Despite The cold, rainy
weather of the May 24 holiday,.
54 men arrived for breakfast at
the club and, enjoyed bacon and
W
` µb ,Jact Gould and. 'John Kane
and the ganies were played with
Al Sumner being declared the
winner of the Men's Opening,
Day tournament.
Card games indoors kept the
members busy until late in the
afternoon, when the golf was
completed.
DON'T FORGET — Duffers'
Night starting this 'Thursday at 6
p.m. with George Bolton and
Jack Hoffineyer as the
welcoming committee.
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KNUDSON
ON GOLF
Hooking
By GEORGE KNUDSON
Copyright 1971, Toronto Telegram Syndicate
and Slicing
For Hook, Right Fifa pack
. Many Sunday golfers. are ting the "balms _straight, slicing
plagued by. slices and .the last \and " hooking, there are, only
thing they need to know -is how three other shots • normal
to hit a slice or hook. projectory, low ball arid -,high
So let's, get one ,thing ball. These • are controlled
straight. Be ;sure you can hit' a strictly -by weight distribution.
straight hall, before worrying' When you want to hit the ball
about playing a slice. ' - low, you put your weight on
Praetiect your grip, posture the, left .side quicker than nor,,
and' -driving until you.can .c.on '...:.uial__.Vhen-au .desire a. high
• sistently hit a "straight bail.
That's the most important, shot
in golf: But there are times
whena slice or hook can save
a stroke.
TO. hook, you just change the
• stance by drawing the right.
'foot hack from the line of
flight. This changes the 'path of
the club head which in turn
puts the hook •spin •on the ball.
To slice, it is a case of draw-
ing the left foot back from the
line of flight, This again
• changes,. the path of the club
and puts a slice spin on the
ball.
One,e you have mastered. hit -
d
shot, the ..weight remains on
the right side longer. You can
mix these combinations up and
you have everything covered.
For a low fade or slice, open
the stance and withdraw the
left foot from the lineof flight
and put. your Weight on the
left side quicker, Similarly, for
a high hook, drawthe right
foot lack from -the line of
flight, keeping the weight.back
on the right side a little long-
er. '
Golf shots are that simple
• once you master the basic
swing.
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Saugeen lamprey barrier
is now offIciully opened
BY`FREDH. MARSHALL,
FISHERIESMGMT. OFFICER
The • Saugeen {fiver Lamprey
Barrier and Fishway is located
• on the old "Denny's .Gam" site
ON THE FISHING SCENE: Building Centre and Sifto Salt . ,'near Southampton two miles
t'hearden Centre and upstream from the mouth of the
We took a picture of � a 9`"3'�'�•� ,"'-
pound rainbo? + that Malcolm Sandy's Clip' ers. Monday sees `river. It was officially opened on
MacAuley'tookt out of .the Port Building Centre Centre vs. Gord's Friday, May 21,1971.
water est Fridaybut, Sports, While, Sifto Salt and The . construction of 'the
b�t:t s
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Lrntrortur�at y, '(+
apologize to Mt. MacAuley and encounter. 1969 and was completed ' late
the boys dile . picture just , ° ON THE GOLF SCENE: Vic last Fall by the' Engineering
^ky Fried Services .. Branch • of the
didn't turn out. It's -one of those
embarrassing moments in
photography, but these things
will happen. Sons Wayne and
Dale were proudly bolding the
beauty and they certainly have
every' reason to be prbud. Dad
Malcolm was just too modest to
stand before the camera.
Up around the Owen pSuund
way over the weekend but there
just wasn't too much doing in
the fish story lines. But the way
some of those characters were
lying around- Sauble, Beach by
the dozens with 'epty beer
bottles on display was more than •
we can fathom. '*
ON THE BALL StENE:
Don't forget industrial action is
now taking place and Thursday
night flees games between'the
ope c�... .,�..,,..
Chicken Popes dropped info the Department of Lands and
office the other day and thdught Forests. It is a Joint financial
perhaps we should give a little project of the Canada
credit to -our own Bob Shrier for Department of Fisheries and
his efforts in keeping the -Golf Forestry and the Ontario
and Country Club going. Department of Lands and
According to Vic Bob's Forests.
consistent losing. on the golf The fjshway was, operated
course is keeping everyone else during the Fall of 1970 on an
in good spirits. That, Robert, is
according to Vic.
experimental basis to test the
equipment. It was- left open
much of the time during the Fall
In addition to being a barrier
to. Sea Lamprey and ! fishway
for Rainbpw Trout, the "new
dam has already become a
popular- 4ttraet-ien to - --the
Southampton area ' for local
people and for visiting tourist's.
Visitors to e "Site have
th t h e
GQDERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY'•27, X971
***Does vandalism give some people' theiir lollies? if this be the
case there appears- to be an awful lot of jolly people. running around
Goderich. The men's washroom at the'Sgvare once again has become
the -target — this time the toiletsand drains have been plugged up by
numbered between ' 2,500 and ' stuffing paper down them. In all probability.. the,recommendation of
3;000 so far this Spring. The Councillor Reg Jewell will take force and the washrooms over there
ri will i be closed daily ' around 5 p.m. It's unfortunate this has .to .,
fishway make it a point.; to lift have to be closed, or
the trap at 9:00 a.m. and again' These distasteful acts of mankind don't j.ast end Eke ;the
at 4:00 p.m. for 'the -benefit of washrooms, Three newly ;planted trees, which cost the' town _ � Q
the visiting public. each, were found broken.
And to top it off, the town ..works department found' tables
dumped over the side of the bank. ' , '
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Forests
ON THE BOTTLE SCENE: run, allowing fish entering the „,
This Saturday.,• starting at 9 a.m., fishway to continue upstream
j Minor without beingtrapped for On i nday, May 9, on Hwy.
Baseball Association will be , P County Road 31,
members of the Goderich
• `- -observation. 21 south of ��
staging a one -day beer or • o This Spring the , lateness of the vehicle driven'by Daniel
g g y -pop— ...._ _.._�_.7-_ _. __- William McPhee, 17,9 Cambridge..
the season and' .c'ald". water-��
conditions have delayed the fish Street, Goderich, -caught on fire
run in the Saugeen River. Up to and resulted in damage to the
May 15 there were 285 adult `vehicle.
bottle blitz. Your co-operation
in saving all beer and pop bottles
(preferably empty) for the boys
will be greatly appreciated.
By BOB HAWTHORNE, Three -Time Wotld Casting Champion
THE PENDULUM CAST
The pendulum cast is a use-
ful cast when fishing' in tight
places. It is especially effective
when there are obstructions
overhead making it impossible
to cast in the standard over-
head manner
• Begin by letting out line ap-
proximatel,"v two-thirds,. 'the
1'ength of your 'rod (Fig 1.) „If
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For Slice, Left Foot Sack
)ILANT
GERANIUMS, BEGONIAS, PETUNIAS, SNAPS,
MARIGOLDS, ALYSUM, ETC.
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Member of the
Ontario Nurserymen's
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[�n dscapng
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'166 bennett St. E., Goderich
524-9126 -
OPEN Mon.- to Sat., 9 'arm. to 9 p.m., Sun., 1-6 p.m.
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VEGETABLE PLAN. •
TOMATOES, PEPPERS & CABBAGE _a._.._...
Flowering
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* PEAT MOSS * JCOCOA BEANS * GRASS SEED *
FERTILIZER * COMPLETE LINE OF WiLSON'S
• , 4,419DUCTS FOR ALL YOUR GARDENING NEEDS
Fig. 1
you are using an open -face
spinning reel, hold ' the line
against the side of the spool
with your index finger. If you
are .using a push-button en-
closed reel, push the button in
hard to keep _ the lure from
dropping.
Rainbow Trout placed upstream 'On Tuesday, May 11, at Lot
_
-through- .t,he--fishway7..The first-..wC
14, oncession 1,' Goderich
sea lamprey"to be observed was 'Township, Berton 'Angus
-taken in the special lamprey trap McCallum, Queen Street,
at the mouth of the fishwaS an„-zKincardine, struck - a parked
May 7. _" y,�hicle owned by Bernard
The fishway will be in ' 've
operation for several: weeks more Sullivan; 44 Edmonton Road,,
this Spring to determine the Adastral Park, resulting in
damage to the Sullivan vehicle.
w..... ,extent akf th 1.41-n preY., spay 4 ing. - _ ; _.w _:- . .
run. Also an assessment will be , On' Saturday,' May 15, on
made of the production of 'Hwy. 8, a farm fence owned by
young Rainbow Trout in, the pouglas - Blacker, RR 2,
river as they pass downstream ' Goderich, was struck by an
over the dam to the lake. It is -''unknown vehicle, resulting in
I -told the rod " at "lite e 10
o'clock positon and swing the
lure back and forth in the
same manner as a 1Yendulum
on a clock. ;Do. this four or five
times until .you have built up
enough momentum to' release
the line. Release the line as
soon as the' lure starts its up-
ward motion rat approximately
the 8 o'cleezit position (Fig.2 r.
Complete the east by stopping
the lure in the usual manner,
The key -tai •s,occess with the
pendulum cast is momentum.
There is very little bend in the
rod, during this cast, so the
• power necessary to cast out the
lure must come from the cor-
rect amount of mome„ntuii
• quite possibl'e`.that when. the ice
flows move out from the lake
shore and we have a good rain,
there will be a second run of the „s
spawning rainbow trout.
Warnings.— 14.
damage to the fence.
Charges — 53;
L.C.A., 16, 8 Of
minors.
Minor soccer
•
appoint coaches__
The
oac .es_...._ -
The coaches were appointed
at the second meeting of the,
Goderich Minor Soccer
Association on May 19.
They are: Cherubs, Ken
Dundan, Russ Pruder; Knights,
Alec Varga, Dave Graf; Lions,
Sandy Profit, Warren Mollin;
Vietbrians, Stan Profit, and Pete
Tiechert. . -
° The referees for the season
are Carl Muller and Bob
MacLeod.
'built up prior to releasing the Soccer starts on May 31,
line. , . 'when' the 'Cherubs and the
° Knights battle it out in the first
game, at 7:00 at the Agricultural
Park:: .,�
When using smaller lures,
you will need a greater momen,
tum because of •their lack •of
weight. The pendulum cast is
relatively easy to master,: and
” conies': iri handy many times
when :fishing from. the bank of
a,stream.or river.
Release Here At 8 o'clock.
Fig. -2
-TIP OF*HE WEEK .
When walking through.dens,e bush, always,take your rod
apart and tape both sections together.. This will make it
easier to transport. Also, tape your reel to the rod. This wil1
prevent it franc :being accidentally jarred loose during your
trek. .
Midget.
hardb�llers
take first
The Goderich Midget hardball
team took their first victory on
Sunday by 'shellacking the'
-Zurich boys by 'a score of
.20-14.
Dave Patterson pitched for
the winning team, striking, out
nine ,batters while pitching a
10 -hitter.
The Zurich team scored 11
unearned runs:
Goderich counted 12 hits to
Zurich s 10, While the local boys
tallied six errors to the visitors'
four.
Goderich kept a' 5-2 lead
until the sixth inning when they
' let loose for seven runs in the
sixth and seventh frames.
NOTICET0RATEPAYERS.
Township of Colborne
1971TAXIS DUE
N TWQ INSTALMENTS
50%. Due June 25, 1971
50°k -Due November 25,1971
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***The staff of the Signal -Star have learned in the grape vine -that
ii,he composer of this column had an encounter with some "boys in
'blue" last weekend. 'For -further details` contact Jack Mills ,at
524-83$1.'Scared-the myd pack right off him! -
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***It will be interesting to see how Goderi)cb's first court battle•,
over a two-hour parking violation tag turns• out. There were no
names mentioned, but-the.matter was bought up wJi ri J. K. ,Hun.ter1,
town solicitor, told council he had to act as prosecutor over a traffic
violation that was being defended. His main beef, and rightly so, was
_thathis time was expensive when it came to something like this.
There had already been two or three adjournments and naturally Mr.
Hunter is going to bill the municipality. -
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***The _young Goderich, tyke and his family were moving to
Clinton. The_
his usual
sisters,
Clinton.
ight previous to his leaving town, the youngster said
yers. "God bless mommy and daddy, and my two
and 1 guess' this is goodbye, 'God, we're _moving to
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***T :porary_.bome e- still needed for ,those students coming
VS' Goderich for one week in July under the lourig' Vtoyageur
Program. According to Paul' Carroll, billets are coming in slowly —
especially for the boys. Anyone whoian help is asked to give Paul or
his wife, Mary, a call.
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**And 'speaking:=of students we heard about one public schoQL.,,
H T A 37,;" --principal here who told a ,smalii boy: "It's very" generous of you,
which were Russell,' but I don't believe your resignation would help our crowded
school situation.
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