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Clinton News-Record, 1983-07-27, Page 23Have yon`over** al suitor* s i cuu h y baritO, Owitit YoU know what �ufllCit+ Mob' ' o«t wh,tlt a3raild:;s i,„ eal4$ pi me tl chi' b , llsr, t►i t 4 el ••.' e i l; `tI Uo aria gps` r,`i' tri g 10.51i' Am. akv, 1 Qi-'''ef�d K'� ele�e..�last a *9°:l!T ., , r�"'i,iw 'The ,r oto ;fl tenon sus u. 'ore :peaside. The sample `re+ efeecthgs agreepttfega inftlerll4ae&.. laag antis a tstrip etneiiosep in tlte:interlo* ` . tome n. the �e cotoc' rbngf� for `this particular ✓thane. er' ar h 1pparently Sur tolOni:variatleils. avatiable to ,,pn8 �locak ►, diol der ' "Q - na, rretere a & 'prisms on':t,,erasa l 4e ,h app., t scales on: the sliiooth exxterior. and when, the 'plug is rotated, sight" reflectsq f fbe'flat:planes of r:e terier face exactiy`aa.tt ,e the a ot`seales z'- a realbaitfiSli On top of'iall this, the irnoveaf# . eyes, Which also add• realisa?. act as sound chainbel tel -bail m each; e}:e rattles as the lure itt tpitgbd1W.Watee- appealitigto yet another sense- eh redator fish rely on whe unting. With that Si1ig oi$e to attract at- tention, and that infuriating "� I" gone" flashing Movement, big fia raisebound to it it again and again: pt' i. 4 So far. this lure is availableain a .floating model only1„ but a sinking model is also ding developed. It comes; as I've said before. in six a ilora"tions. and in a 14 oz. 3` every bait is paretested•. ping„and is easily ad-. iesired Wotan -fort • and '-remember the :uusaino, Finland; '. Iowa.' - inch or a i3e, oz 4 inch m • .and tuned, ii} a tank before �S1 I: toted by^ die ishermanl iln i 'tackle : shop rtis,���aatay et* • nettle.. It's .the Variant mported by Lazy Ike frou . Our fishing tip this week cadet** Jim Butcher of , Clinton:: ; A lot of fishermen I see still want to use snaps and swivels on the end of their line,,,andiusually when they:; do. they are of the extra large variety. Sure, its easy to <- change lures quickly, but the f islaerinen ,loses in two,. ways he might not be aware of..^ In the first place -lure action is almost always im- peeled by the swivel Most luresaare c efully,balanced to operate properly. whew t : Krkeligi tweight-•- :monofilament. That •small bit v extra weigRht,,oar the slight turbulance'setlp by_the swiv'el:is often enough to ' seriously interfere With the action 'of the lure. If you must add weight to get your lure deeper,make sure:it is at least 18 inches in front of the bait so it "doesfl't interfere: • The other disadvantage of usingasnap swivel is that the tip of the line is not removed often enough. The section immediately in front of the lure starts to suffer fromnicks and abrasions, and becomes work hardened from the constant movement. When a big fish finally does hit, there's a good chance a breakage will occur; in the first foot or two of line. By retying your knot every time a lure is changed; the tip is freshened by a foot or so, greatly reducing the change of a breakoff. 11JNTON NEWS- 'twit EWri - :f4 RD. '€DNESIM rpt kiletun rt wr S•: • ltd e. rot' 71 rPu ▪ , lAaot ! i ti u*yoa kiid io ereAt,llwd M t tde Saireen8�y t ,,M, ,t . SeCoil , .611*.; B e04' ti).tb ally`s° Win. Met' = 5::w+.Olin Pal ffailai+,th.'iia a ; l)11':mile &C: Clreerieipo°d ilae.eway ota. Saturday, AO 23 in ii ,8ilit; pace fner ,,portnees rank' Cook iiiicl Nancy Rob;;•ies of Clinton: ' Ames Sr ; dow won P;°s second in a row on Jeiy 18 at Sudbury Downs' for trainee- drives' Tin r' obiinsonD e;f . Chelmsford. but formerly of f .oderich. • The five-year-old gelding by. Ames ' Hanover -Dainty Debbie by i Philbrick Hanover. is owned by Jean and Ben Feagan of Goderich. Mary Jo Scot .finished :second in a .2417 mile at Hanover Raceway on July 20 for the Broken M Stables of Goderich At Godericitenacewpy on `July' 21.jerrylli,,biract, Whit the $1.500Goderich Trotting Association l'aoe witI owner Fred Maguire tip in the 203.4 �sitnlex 4 ty k . •o t Raised • by de b :i~ owler'iiear4;Latsesbord;‘, speedy five-year-old gelding -.by Scamp Direct -Sadie Bars by Victory Bars, now has four wins;. eight seconds:and five thirds from 29 starts in 1983, good f or $8,774: Popular Lynn won her third of the year for owner - trainer Les Campbell of Seaforth with Ross Battin on -;,the bike, tamed 02.11.2. :- . �re by Nerd' M htt> .` oYlel ae by ,. Poplar Byrd; haspick !up a cheque in .all nine: starts: this year, good.fgr•$1,66 todate. Verdun vanstone was second with Benmiller"Pete, co -owned byhis wife Lois, in a 2.12.1 mile in the second. Carpet Sfppet: was claimed out of the third race for $1,875 by two London partners from Carl `•.and Grant Fisher of Goderich after finishing second:; The four-year-old gelding by Way Kid - Scarlet Slipper by Scarlet Wave has a 2.11.4 pacing record and lifetime Mosquitoes sting Goderich The Clinton Mosquitoes, in their third attempt to defeat Kincardine came up short by one goal on July 14. In a hard played match the Clinton team opened the scoring when Craig Caldwell fed a well placed pass to Devon Colquhoun, who fired ' a shot past the Kincardine goalkeeper. Kincardine soon came back with two quick goals before Ricky Lobb and Devon Colquhoun teamed up to even the score. Atfr'Aea*loetl rasrmori! MP DAY °ao. To °i9. rem SIMR11P® amnia! Ion :tee INCIA TTY mimeo on a;ROPP D COWS AND ,SfDEPIS. MST L! MOVE ANJM DOM stars CAM CelvitESU 2a MM. 8 DAMS A C'vJaiSK !RANK Ili' a S®N5 I'LIVESTOCK M.Itret!t*.filtettetelreartt10114 The strong northern team continued to go ahead but Clinton tied it again following a well placed corner kick by Devon Colquhoun, which rebounded in off a Kincardine defender. Brian Kiss scored Clinton's final goal with the assist again going to Ricky Lobb, who played a very offensive game for Clinton. Kincardine broke the tae with only three minutes remaining in the game. Things turn around on July 20 when Clinton had little trouble defeating Goderich 4 -1. Clinton's Devon Colquhonn scored all four goals with assists going to Ir:erek Jef- ffersoii, who played a strong gaine at centre halfback. Mike Ladd who handles the imide right '+ (Atien, played very well as did !:.rimes Kiss who placed a well kicked corner ball. Other outstanding players for Clinton were Scott Br®w✓si, playing outside left Half, Mike Corrie, goalkeeper and Andrew Dykstra, centre defence. The Mosquitoes are presently holding down second place behind Kin- cardine. Hey Coach, Cali those game reports in 4o ms. Clinton Pews-llec®rd 482-9502 t. a. Rat iff010. ,Bial Orua.e,Br' mai . Jo@tn Vast:. aso•$o*,matdi: } Joe Jami iwski iT4achelegie Murray Taylor aWorknaan) Brie Newington Workman on Fieerrenan Q Wnrktuari') 11 amide Colquhoun MOO Paul Gibbings (A/Owners) Ron alielil QTeaelr ers ) Last Weel¢9s Sep g� rt Rtu q ” Il r ,429. 4.118 . .419 41144 J tly 18 -Teachers 6 Merners 4: Workman 1$ Nortel 4 July 20 - l aswries 4 Birds 5, Meiners 5 Teachers 12. July 24 -11111 •Hlib 0 Birds 10; Merners-94orholi nifi X11: tipeoMirtgGailes , a July V 8.00 Hill dt: Hill vs Teachers 9.30 Lawries:vs, Merners. July 31 -- 7:00 Birds vs Teachers; Workman. Aug. 1 - 800 I awri. vsHsll;& 171111, 9f$, 11Vork ws -Merners. 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