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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1984-03-14, Page 17Wifr By Steve Coke New shooter's -guide available - features of fly reels at twice that price, plus a couple of extras. The System One reel comes in two sizes to meet all freshwater fishing needs. The Model 456 will hold up to a DT -6-F fly line and 50 yards of backing line and the, Model 789 will take up to a DT -9-F fly line and 25 yards of backing line. This extra backing line capacity was achieved by designing the reel wider rather than bigger, - a great weight savings. Like many high priced reels, the System One reel is made of light -weight aluminum alloy and is designed to balance well with all This .includes_ six new cartridges. Windt,aT§. u rod„ majertnl8."and_ last for +ears of rugged shown. for the first _time in the Shooter's fishing The, perforajed spool- and frame give --it a traditional inolcaarid-the-baked enamel finish protects the reel from scrat- ches and chips while providing a handsome appearance. The drag system features a double click pawl drag that adjusts to the angler's type of fishing. From light tippets for browns, to .heavier leaders far large salmon and steel head, the drag can`be adjustedto exert just the right amount of pressure. For added • control, the reel also features a palming rim. A special feature on all System One fly reels is a counterbalanced handle which prevents reel wobble when a big fish is runn- ing and provides additional smoothness. This is the kind of attention to detail and thought out design which makes the System One reel such a welcome introduction. Perhaps best of all, because extra System One spools sell for about only 1/3 the cost of the reel 1 about $13.50 - $16 U.S.), a fly fisher can economically build a whole system of floating, sinking and floating/sinking fly lines to meet all fly fishing conditions. In fact,• -for the price of one expensive fly reel, an angler can buy a System One fly reel, an extra -Spool, and two fly lines: The System One fly reel is available wherever fly fishing equipment is sold. For more informatipn, write to Scientific Anglers/3M, 3M Center, Building 223-3S, St. Paul, Minnesota, 55144. Latest information on a wide range of bullets and ammunition, plus equipment for metallic and shotshell reloading is available in the new Hornady Shooter's Guide. Just published by Hornady Manufactur- ing Company, Grand Island, Nebraska, the new Shooter's Guide provides reference to the complete line of Hornady bullets for reloading, including five new pistol bullets. Hornady's expanded selection of lead round balls for muzzle loading is shown, as is the company's growing line of Frontier Car- tridges. The Frontier line covers 19 different calibers in 66 popular load combinations. F. CL QN NEWS -i C01 WE' L 'i1Ai A ' 14,1984 --PAGE 17 Also featured in the new guide is a com- plete line of metallic reloading equipment, including the recently introduced Pro -7 pro- gressive press. Single stage loaders are also included, together with a full range of reloading accessories available separately or.iu package form. Shown far the first time in the Shooter's Guide iS "the - new Handloader's Accessory Pack I, which in- cludes all the equipment needed to reload, except dies, press and shell holder. In addi- tion, the guide introduces an improved PacifiKit for shooters who want a complete reloading outfit. The shotshell reloading section of the Shooter's Guide shows a range of reloaders to fit all budgets and volume requirements, This includes a new model for loading .410 in the high -production 366 Auto. Copies of the Hornady Shooter's Guide are available from Hornady dealers, or by con- tacting Hornady Manufacturing Company, P.O. * Box 1848, GRAND ISLAND, NE 68802- 1848. + + . New...S.ystem One Fly Reel.. . Recently introduced, Scientific Anglers/3M now offers a System .One flv reel for budget minded but quality conscious fly reel. buyers. The reel, which sells for about $42 -,$48 U.S., has virtually all .the Vanastra wins The annual Maitland Iadies' Champion Bonspiel was, held last Wednesday at the Maitland Country trY Club. . _.:-Kay.King_s_G,oderich teem of Dana Gar.._ rett, Phyllis. Lawrence and Gert Wilson was the winner of the first draw, winning bonspiel Two Ripley ' teams, skipped by Pat Vandenhogen and June Paquette, placed second and third respectively in that same draw. Bill Metcalfe, representing Champion Road Machinery Ltd., was on hand to pre Clinton Figure Skating Club members recently brought home first and second prize award from an Interclub Competition. Skaters in- cluded, front row, left to right, Robin Norman, Shannon Preszcator, Jody Merner, Paula Glew, Lisa Beattie and Angela Reid. Middle row, Laurie Jewitt, Jennifer Jewitt, Lori Powell, Chastity Colquhoun, Sherri Preszcator and Lloyann Adams. Back row, Kim Cook, Jacuqie Draper and Ruth Ann albite. Absent from the photo were Craig Lockhart and Melanie McCone. (Shelley McPhee photo) OBA and. WOAA umpire clinics Strike .one! Strike two! Strike three, batter's out! Although the tradition shouts from behind the home plate are three months away, local umpires should be reminded that the Ontario Baseball Association" (OBA') and the.Western'Ontario Athletic Association (WOAA) softball and baseball umpire clinics will be beginning soon. Umpires interested in attending an OBA- WOAA clinic should be aware of the following dates: ( four only) Sunday, April 1 - 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Clinton Arena. Contact Robert "Doc" Miller, 482- 7397: Sunday, May 6 - 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Owen Sound Sydenham School. Contact Mike Slow -Pitch only Myatt, 37]-1078 or 376-1440. Y - A 15 1 m. to 4 m Sunday,til -Sunday, May .13 T p:m: to-5-psn.; Mount WinghaArmories. Contact Doug Nei 357- Forest Town Hall. Contact Tom Anderson, 3492., WOAA softball clinics There will be only eight WOAA softball clinics held. They will include: Saturday, April 7 - 9:30 a.m.' to 12 p.m., Durham Arena. Contact Gord Reaburn, 369- ...3102: _ Sunday, April 8 -1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Lucknow Town Hall. Contact. Bill Hunter, 528-2009 or 528-3002. Sunday, April 8 -1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Mitchell Town Hall. Contact and instructor Rick Vivian, 348-8039 or 348-8465. Monday, April 9 - 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., Hanover Coliseum. Contact Mike. Dunlop, 364-2310. ' all three of their games. sent the trophy and congratulate the m- ; .323-2440. '' Saturday, April 21 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Faye Ribey s rink; also from;�oderiCh, __ _ __- __. .. __ ... -Su ids-y;_..•MarY-- 0 1---4aorn,-.to-.5....-p-m „_.M., fusel---�Daue- -- - .- nets:° :� .. oorefie � T��wn-���1Iai3��.�Go took , second spot and an Ilderton team The overall success of this annual , Kincardine Community Complex. Contact -Franklin, 638-3250. skipped by Marilyn Wearing came in ' bonspiel was 'due largely to the continue - Harold Maurer, 396-2464 or 396-3388. Saturday, May 5 • - 1 p.m. to' 4 p.m., third. ' .- support •of Champion and to the bon3pie , • Chepstow Catholic Church. Contact Harold • committee of Helen Dickie, Faye Ribey Teeple, 366-2681. and Gerry. Zurbrigg. Special thanks to Sunday, May 6 - 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., Owen Penny Peters, .. Sally MacEwan, Gert ' Sound Sydenham School. Contact Mike Wilson and. Kay Duncan who provided Myatt, 371-1078 or 376-1440. The instructor for these clinics will be ' Orbin Eichrneier, WO mp re- n- e . All softball umpires must attend one of these clinics to be carded for WOAA games. The cost is $11. A rulebook, insurance and crests are extra. • Softbalh-iirliipires• - who- attend - -Ontario: Athletic Softball Associaton (.DASA) clinics can obtain a WOAA card by sending proof of writing an OASA 1984 exam (photo copy of results). The exam must be accompanied by the.$11 card cost .and the WOAA will return their card. and add' their name to the 1984 umpire list. There will be exams at each clinic so please come prepared with pencils and the appropriate fees. ka '•r The atoll aE~ igut'e Skating Club brought home two top awards from an Interclub Competition, held in Brussels on March 4. Stratford won the cotnpetition and the Clinton Club placed second out of 13 clubs taking partin.the deet. The Clinton skaters also won the Elizabeth Romanik Memorial Trophy. Clubs from Brussels, Seaforth and Wiingham were also eligible for this award which recognized the highest point total in the Interclub Competition. Each particiant in the competition contributed to the point total, no matter where they placed and as a result, the Clinton Club f iniished with high marks. Contributing to Clinton's point total were Shannon Preszcator and Jacquie Draper who placed in first ' in the junior dance - similar pairs. In the junior dance -mixed pairs, Jody Merner and Devin Horton of Goderich placed first. The juvenile ladies interpretive free skate ended with Paula Glew in first placed, Lori Powell in second and Melanie McCone, third. fir-the—pre-00'6F ladies interpretivefree -- skate,-Jennifer -Jewitt pIaced:Mt-dad fight novice ladies interpretive free skate, Jody Merner placed third. Jacquie Draper placed third -in the junior ladies interpretive free skate. Along with the award winners, there were a number of skaters who completed their InterClub Team ,_ and their standings contributed `to'the overall points gathered The skaters were Chastity Colquhoun, Angela Reid, Craig Lockhart, Lloyann Adams, Lori Jewitt, Ruth Ann White, Lisa Beattie, Sherri Preszeator, Kim Cook and Robyn Norman. The Clinton club hosted a precision skating party at the arena on Feb. 15, with two teams from Mitchell and one from Cinton and Goderich competing. The Mitchell Novice Tearn placed first and the Clinton Pre -Novice Team came in second. The annual meeting of the Clinton Figure Skating, Club will be held on Tuesday, April 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the Clinton Arena. OFR HOMEOWNER want your foam! W� A .�.. *Licensed, Bonded, Insured Contractor *Low Professional Rates FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL: CSS ENTERPRISES Stratford Phone: 271-3942 DISCOUNT FOR CONTRACTS SIGNED IN MARCH 8. APRIL In thesecond • draw, .Jean Taylor's Vanastra rink with vice Katherine Taylor, second Betty. Graharir and lead Eileen McGreg it were 'the overall bonspiel The clinics will be supervised by OBA instructors. All baseball umpires must attend one of these. clinics to be carded for WOAA and OBA games. The cost is $15 and a rule book is included, Insurance and crests are extra. champions. lunch at their homes for the participants. SOUTHWEST Satellite. Antemma SYSTEM Fibreglass or Stainless Steel Special Package Deals. AS LOW AS x2200.00 Leasing also available PHONE 524-9595 or 524-2032 APPLIANCE REPAIRS Large or small, we'll fix them all.... Our repair experts will have your appliance in tip top shape fast. Cali Us'Today At ---- PECK APPLIANCES 'IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA' VARNA 482,7703 "TROPHIES • PLAQUES *TEAM AWARDS • COMPANYJACKETS OPEN: Mon. -Sat. 9:00-5:30. EVENING APPOINTMENT~ available for your club or organization. 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