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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-04-28, Page 10�7s PAGE 10--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1977 Outstanding juniors Six junior )(BC bowlers were honored for their outstanding efforts durfl'i the season at the annual banquet held+last week. The front row includes King Varty, junior girls high single winner; Vickie Beattie, high triple and Doreta Jackson, high average. In the back row is Terry Ryan, junior boys high average; Ron McInnis, high single and Robert Little, high triple. (staff photo) Canoe r�cea wet success The Maitland River was alive with adventurers on k,nd;Iy. April :'4 as the Clinton Kinsmen held .their fiat annual canoe race from uhu..rn to Hulmesvi1lo. The " I4 -mile race, which as entered by 5-- com- p.etiturs raised over SI,20,9 for Cystic Fibrosis. It was deemed as un overwhelming sutcess by organizer, Gary M1lernir 1Tuny "'wet but happy winners emerged from the mighty Maitland. In the Wien', expert class, Rene 1'oogr?mans and Ted Cowen of Hi'nsall came in first with a time ' of one hour and 42 minutes In second place were Sid Strangle and his partner Julius Langpeter- of Windsor. In the men's advance amateur- class, Don Craig and Edward Tait of Bothwell. paddled to first place ,with a time of one hour and 44 minutes. They were followed by Don Verhaeghe and John Silvestre of Wallaceburg. Peter Black and Jack Calcutt of St. Marys came in with a time of one hour and 44 minutes to take first place in the men's amateur class. John Jorna and Doug Krziyzek of St. Marys came in second, In the advance amateur class, Warren Knight and Linda Smith of Brussels steered through the course in one hour and 46 minutes to take first place. A St. Marys team of Leonard and Brenda Pearson came in second. A kayak class was won by Gunther Kippert of Sarnia coming in first with a time of onehour and 4, minutes. Les Gregorasz of London brought, his kayak in for second place. Ln the Kinsmen zone in- terclub division, Don Jef- ferson and Dick Kloss of Clinton 'gained first place with a time of one hour and 59 minutes. Ron Coghlin and Bruce Honson of Wingham brought their craft in second. Larry and David Agla of Harriston came in with a time of two Jtours and 3 minutes to take first place in the family class. Leroy and Jeff Jackson of W ingham came in second. After the exhausting day, the contestants were invited to. the White Carnation for a warm-up, party. In the draw, Olive Johnston of Clinton won the 16 -foot canoe, Jack Peck of Clinton received the wrist watch and the tool box was won by Gerald Armstrong of RR 1, Zurich, Agencies express need for co-operation i:epr•esentatives of several County told the group in a social agencies in the summation that each in - counties of Huron and Perth dividual should., become expressed a need for more co- Netter acquainted with other operation and information agencies in the counties to sh:ir•ing among these agen- hep in case referrals. cies ata seminar held at the4 Rainford Jackson of Huron I3luewater Centre last County explained that his Wednesday.. study group expressed the The seminar included need for more such meetings representatives from school in the future since group hoards, hospitals, children's members expressed a lac'k of aid society, county health information about specific units. the department of needs. manpower and immigration and the Ministry of Com- munity and Social Services. The more than 40 people at the meeting agreed that more ,sub -committees in each such meetings should he held county, one for children and among the agencies, to ex- one for adults, and that there change -information and work he two co-chairmen in each towards co-operation. county responsible for the John Gilbert of Perth committees. The group called for resolutions that would propose the creation of two SUMMER HEAT 15 COMING GRAHAMT RECOIIDITION YOUR AIR CONDITIONER NOW UP TO 10,000 B.T.U. $45,00 UP TO 15,000 B.T.U. X50 00 UP TO 36,000 B.T.U. UP TO 10 TON $75• 00 $ 00 150• AUTOMOBILE UNITS $25.°° Reconditioning includes checking coolant, Oiling motors, 'resetting controls & switches. ALL PARTS EXTRA GRAHAM ELECTRIC 62 CAMBRIA RD. S 24-8670 The 'group also identified the need for counselling, a need for a central registry to examine the needs of these children and adults, and also that a follow-up workshop be held in the near future. Mr. Jackson explained that the Huron -Perth workshops were detailed along the lines of examining the total fun- ctional needs of the counties. Two ammendments to pitching rules By Ted Saundets Pitching was hit hardest when the Western Ontario Athletic Association, Softball Division held its meeting at W Ingham Town Hall last Wednesday night. Two amendments to the constitution pertaining to pitchers were passed unanimously by the more than 100 representatives of area communities at the meeting. In the .first amen - dr ent, it was decided that a pitcher cannot wear any white or multi -colored gloves an the mound. This will eliminate the possibility of the pitcher hiding the ball when on the mound. The second amendment restricted the coach from talking to hiS pitcher during an inning. If he goes to the mound more than once, the pitcher is out of the game and cannot play anymore in that game. He cannot be taken out of the box during the second conference and moved to another position. It eliminates the possibility of his returning to the mound at a later time in the game. Another change which was approved is- in connection with entry fees. An additional $3 will be added to the entry fee for the 1977 season. The fee for the first playoff series must now accompany the entry fee. Should a team not make the playoffs, this fee will be returned at the end of the season. The deadline for entry fees is May 1. It was decided that a team winning the "Tournament of Chammpions" would be given the opportunity to host the tournament the following year. If the team does host the tournament, it would automatically be given entry to the next year's tour- nament. Cord Raeburn of Durham chaired the meeting -and (luring the election of pfficers to the executive, Tim Green of Wellesley, was elected. He has been out of the WOAA for four years but has returned. The executive has decided to issue trophies and 18 crests to winners in the squirts, peewee, bantam and midget series. Pennants only will be presented to winners in the juvenile, junior and in- termediate series. Dennis Ormsby, Meaford, who represented the Ontario Amateur Softball Association at the meeting, said that the "other holidays repose upon the past - - - - arbor day proposes for the future" DO YOUR .PART FOR GODERICH ON ARBOUR DAY CHECK OUT OUR EVERYDAY LOW; LOW ALUES WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF BEAUTIFUL EVERGREEN ORNAMENTAL TREES TREES FRUIT TREES r CHECK OUT THESE QUALITY ITEMS, VALUE PRICED - IN STOCK • Canna Bulbs • Dahlia 8 Gladiola Bulbs •Insecticides • Soil Additives •Plant Foods ' Garden Tools • Hoses • Bark.Chips • Cocoa Beans • Manures 10% OFF ALL - PERENNIAL PLANTS IN STOCK SMITH'S FARM & GARDEN CENTRE 66 HAMILTONST. GODERICH 524-8761 OPENS -71 on. thru Thurs. 8 a.m. • 6 p.m. Fri. 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sat., 8 a.m.. 5:30 p.m. OASA has increased the entry fee to that association this year also. For intermediate teams it would now cost $35 for entry. In the minor leagues it would be $20. This rs increase of about $10. Howe er, in the intermediate. division, for anything over $100 in gate receipts. the team would have to pay the OASA 20 percent. Ormsby replaces Andy Davidson of Owen Sound as rep of the OASA. Davidson is well-known in the area. Brian Marriage was the Clinton. representative at the meeting. Representatives of the Provincial Women's Softball Association were also at the meeting. .41„WX C.T,rY4L Take advantage of this fantastic deal GODERICH to•CLINTON BY CAR (FULLY INSURED) FOR THE SUM OF ' so GOING 0 TIMES PER WEEK For further Information phone 324.6594 or drop In at 43 St. Goderich. 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