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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-11-27, Page 11Sports CLINTON NEWS -R1 CQl x W DNI✓SDAY, NOVE,MBE 2t.1985—Page U. Fishing seminars For two years anglers across Ontario have boon hooked on the Walker's Special Old Fishing Seminars. The seminars, laun- ched in Ontario in 1984, were introduced in response to widespread requests from anglers who wanted more information on Canadian fishing. Last year, the seminars toured 15 Ontario cities, drawing audiences of 500 per location. Based on this successful track record, the seminars will be expanded nationally in 1986 with participation in the Canadian National Sportsmen's Shows. These seminars are designed for recrea- tional fishermen who want to learn how to fish more effectively. The seminars cover a variety of topics such as modern fishing systems, situational techniques and idiosyn- cracies of various species. ,conservation issues, specifically catch and release, are also addressed.. The program format is comprised of a comprehensive slide presentation that il- lustrates points covered during the seminar. The fishing seminars will be a significant component of the 1986 Canadian National Sportsmen's Shows. Beginning in February, the fishing experts will appear in the Sport- smen's Shows in Halifax, (Halifax Interna- tional Boat Shows), Ottawa, Toronto, Regina, Edmonton, Calgary and Van- couver. In each location the seminars will be geared to specific regional conditions and species. Seminar host and presenter is Glenn Carr, one of Canada's foremost fishing ex- perts. The upcoming season marks Glenn's third year as program director of the Naturally Speaking By Stave Cooke (d seminars. Key members of the fishing team include Bob Jones, B.C. editor Outdoor Canada; John Gourlay,, editor of Eastern Woods and Waters; Ron Kerr, feature writer for B.C. Outdoors and Gord Pyzer, feature writer, Outdoor Canada. Glenn Carr is one of Canada's foremost fresh water fishermen. As program director of the Walker's Special Old Fishing Seminars for the past two years, plenn has been instrumental in the success and expan- sion of the program. In 1986 he will head up the team of fishing experts. A top contender in fishing tournaments for over a decade, Glenn's name is well-known to anglers in Canada and the U.S. He is con- sidered a specialist in many aspects of the sport, with hands-on knowledge about fish and water conditions. Glenn has acted as a consultant for TV Ontario's Fish -On Series and for Outdoor Canada's Total Angling Conference. He is also an active con- servationist. Bob Jones is B.C. editor of Outdoor Canada. He is a highlyy skilled angler for a number of species and techniques, most notably fly fishing and fly tying. Bob is a seasoned traveller who has fished Europe and 'North America extensively. He is the author of Make Your Own Tackle and has been published in many U.S. and Canadian publications. In 1981 he won the prestigious Kortright award. Jim Gourley is one of the most respected fly fishermen in eastern Canada. He is editor of Eastern Woods and Water, and has been a.feature writer for many publications. Jim is president of the Nova Scotia Salmon Association and member of the Board of Directors of the Atlantic Salmon Federa- tion. Ron Kerr is a highly skilled and well respected angler and hunter. He is the operations manager, Park Program, Government of B.C. As well, Ron is a feature writer and photographer with B.C. Outdoors. .Gord Pyzer is Outdoor Canada's fishing specialist. An all-round fisherman, Gord is with the Ministry of National Resources in Thunder Bay. Mustangs win one, lose two CLINTON - The Mustangs played three close scoring weekend games but could muster only one win to take their season record to seven wins and two ties against nine losses. The win was sweet revenge for the Mustangs, outlasting arch -rival Brussels by a score of 4-3 in front of a home town crowd on November 22. Clinton lost their first encounter against the Bulls by a 5-2 margin on November 1. Brussels is currently in first, place in north division with a 13-2-2 record. Clinton 3 Brussels 2 Clinton opened the score at the 6:29 mark of the first period. Dean Armstrong scored with Troy Falconer earning an assist. In the second period, Clinton went up by two with a power play goal by Bob Dupee with assists going to Dan Horton and Ron McKay. Brussels pulled within 'one latein the period only to have Clinton re-establish their two goal lead. Dean Armstrong clicked for his second of the night with an unassisted goal at the 15:06 mark to end the period. The, Mustangs started the third period with a bang, getting a quick goal from Bob Ladd at the 30 second mark to make the ' score 4-1. Brad Hymers and Travis Lyndon drew assists on the play. Brussels came back with two unanswered goals in the period, but Clinton's one "goal margin held up to give them the victory. Mount Brydges 5 - Clinton 2 The Mustangs travelled to Mount Brydges with their sights set on avenging an earlier season loss to the Bulldogs. But, it was not to be as Mount Brydges earned win number 12, downing the Mustangs 5-2. • The Mustangs started the game strongly, getting two first period goals. Wayne Smith opened the scoring on a power play with assists going to Randy Vere and Bob Dupee. Moments later, Mount Brydges tied the score at 1-1. Clinton 'made the score 2-1 on another power play goal. Brad Hymers scored rtith Bob Dupee earning another assists: The rest of the garne 'belonged to the Bulldogs as they shut down the Mustangs while putting four goals behind goaltender Steve Stapleton to earn the win. Exeter 4 - Clinton.1 The Mustangs, hoping fora home ice win over the lowly Hawks,, currently 4-13 this . season, were surprised by Exeter's The Clinton Mustangs played three games over the weekend taking a game from Brussels and dropping games to Mt. Brydges and Exeter. They played an aggressive Ex- eter team on Sunday who defeated Clinton 4-1. Here, a Exeter player checks Clinton's Randy Marriage during a race for the puck. CLINTON ENG/NE SERVICE (Adlocont to Clinton Auto Parts) 482-5322 ANNOUNCING ...a hot pre -winter deal from the snowmobile specialists. Receive a 3u a"a Saving on our fall snowmobile checks. Now until Dec. 15. Rag. WAS 00 r NOW a * Plus Part®�. BOOK EARLY be ready for the snow. armea ��m°o Why not give someone... *Hospital Visits *Hair Appointments *Grocery Shopping Glee us a call'at CLINTON TAXI 482-9334 or 482-9844 aggressive play and went on to lose by a 4-1 score. In a penalty filled game, Exeter racked up a total of 30 minutes in penalties compared to Clinton's 20 minutes. However, the Mustang's failed to cash in on their power play opportunities. Clinton's lone goal was scored by ' Bob Dupee with assists going to Bob Ladd and Travis Lyndon. Clinton will be playing a string of road games, beginning with Mitchell on November 29 The next Mustang home game is on December 20 against Lucan at 8:30 p.m. Footnote The winner of the Clinton Junior D 300 Booster Club draw was, Hughie Lightfoot of Clinton. Atoms lose to Listowel CI•,INTON - At the Second Annual Harriston Atom Tournament the Atoms took on Mount Forest in their opening game on November 21. After a 2-2 tie at the end of the second period, Clinton erupted for six unanswered goals to capture a convincing 8-2 victory; Pacing the Clinton attack was the high - scoring line of Jason Carter, Shawn Chipchase' and Scott Jewitt. The trio scored a total of 17 scoring points in the contest. Scott Jewitt tallied three goals and three assists, Shawn Chipchase had one goal and six assists while Jason Carter picked up two goals and two assists. Scoring the other two goals for Clinton were Mark Livermore and Shane MacDonald. Danny.. Wildfong and Chris Kennedy picked up assists on the Livermore goal. Shawn Chipchase, the centre of Clinton's big line, was voted the most valuable player in the game. Listowel 3 - Clinton 2 In a hard fought game with end-to-end action, the Listowel Atom Cyclones defeated Clinton 3-2 on November 23. All three goals were the result of Clinton's give-aways in their own end. On the other hand, Clinton couldn't cash in on their scoring chances as they missed at least four clear-cut breakaways. The loss snapped Clinton's undefeated streak at 11 games. Listowel opened the scoring in the first period as Nathan Bender intercepted a pass and his shot deflected off a Clinton defenceman's stick and into the net past goaltender Derek Hoggart. Bender scored again before the end of the period as Clinton's Danny Wildfong, while attempting to clear the puck from the goal, accidentally deflected it into his own net. In the second period Shawn Chipchase brought Clinton back to within one when he took a pass from Jason Carter to score. Scott Shaddick also earned an ass'st on the play. Just before the end of the period, goaltender Derek Hoggart pulled a groin muscle and Turn to page 15. K.C. COOKE FLOR 1ST CHRISTMAS MAGIC OPEN HOUSE December 1: 1:30 p.m. - 5 p.m. A time to enjoy the wonders of the Christmas Season. See our colourful array of Christmas Poinsettias and potted plants. We also have a large selectiqn of interior and ex- terior Christmas Designs to suit any decor. You can select a year round gift for that special per- son from our large array of tropical gift baskets. *Outside Decorating Greens *Artificial Wreaths - Door Swags •Christmas Candle Arrangements •Christmas>iable Arrangements •Everyday Silk Arrangements Share's cup of mulled cider with us, and enter our free draws. 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