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Clinton News-Record, 1986-04-16, Page 13Fishermen's dilemma Anglers who are anxious to wet a line always face a dilemma at this time of year. Rainbows are being caught m the rivermouths, but from all the reports I've heard, spawn seems tobe the only bait they're taking. That's where the pro- blem lies. If a fisherman doesn't have a suppy of spawn to begin with, he's kind of stuck. If the angler buys some, then he's par- ticipating in a crime. Not only is the fisherman guilty of being involved in the purchasing and selling of rainbow spawn, but he is also promoting and en- couraging poaching activities. After all, that's where the major portion of that il- legal spawn comes from. It's called "cut- ting your own throat". So what's the solution? Unfortunately, there is only one, and that's to keep fishing with artificial bait until you get lucky enough to pick up a hen°fish. And when that finally happens, don't waste what you do have, and be sure to set some aside for next year. •••• Bass type fishing boats have not as yet taken Canada by storm as they have in the U.S., but they are catching on. There may be other special applications con- cerning trolling motors, but bass boats are particularly susceptible to a pro- blem which has just been identified. It concerns the use of trolling motors and sonar units which can cause some expen- sive damage. A warning, released by Lowrance, explains what can happen to your unit. Naturally Speaking By Steve Coke Extensive interference and possible damage to sonar equipment can result through the use of newly -introduced troll- ing motor control systems, Lowrance Electronics, Inc. officials have announced. The new systems are being offered by at least three manufacturers, Lowrance officials said, and others have announc- ed plans to use them in the future. Darrell Lowrance, president of the firm, said the new units incorporated speed controls based on pulse modulation of direct current. "These units emit an abnormal amount of RFI (radio frequency in- terference)," he said. "This radiation can affect and possibly damage all types of depthfinders." Lowrance said his company has con- ducted extensive tests using all leading brands of depthfinders, including new li- quid crystal display units, flashers and straight line graphs, and two trolling motors incorporating the new speed con- trol systems. "All sonar units located within the im- mediate vicinity of a motor utilizing the new system can be affected," he said. "It is a serious problem. We are infor- ming our customers" that warranties on our depthfinders will be voided if damag- ed by use of one of the new speed control units." "We have also contacted all the troll- ing motor manufacturers using this speed control system, to let them know of our concern. Our test results are be- ing made available to them," he said. "In addition, we have contacted all the major sonar manufacturers, our distributors and dealers, and boat manufacturers to inform them of the pro- blem," he added. The tests reveal that trolling motors with the new speed control system will "black out" new liquid crystal display graphs and recorders which are capable of showing fish; cause extensive in- terferenee•lines on straight line graphs, and completely "light up" the dials on flasher units, when both are used at the same time. "When the two units are near each other, and the troll motor is used for a length of time, extensive damage can oc- cur to the depthfinder," Lowrance said. "All electrical devices put out some RFI", he added. "The secret is to make them so they conform to acceptable stan- dards." Clinton bowling results Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Candace's Oilers Nancy's Flyers Rose's Rangers Helen's Red Wings Helen's Leaves •June's Oilers II Joyce's Devils Bonnie's Bruins 9265 8969 8820 8808 8804. 8778 8565 8548 Helen Faber had the high single in bowl- ing on April 8 with a 271. The high triple went to Pat Taylor with a 635 while the high average of 219 was bowled by 219. Other high scores: June De Ruyter - 238, 215; Helen Emmerton - 231; 'Beulah Keys - 227, 201; Pat Taylor - 225, 214; Lois Gibbings - 225; MertElliott - 222; Janene Wise - 221; Alice Brandon - 212; Grace Evans - 206; Nancy Roy - 200. Senior & Junior YBC Lynn's Crue Death Rays Leaps & Bounds Get a.Job Gang 2810 2513 . 2416 .-235,1: In senior, girls' bolwing for April 9, Sandra Bell registered the high single with a score of 184 whe theCameron with a 112 Path tie MaGui ewenttJanice the high average with a 169. Greg Emmerton In senior boys' bowling, recorded the high single with a 267 with the high triple going to Shawn Gautreau with a 694. The high average of 189 was bowled by Bobby Ladd. Myra Postill had the high single and triple in the junior girls' division with scores of 188 and 520 while the high average went to Lynn Feeney with a 160. Mike Van Damme bowled the high single and average in the junior boys' division with scores of 220 and 181. The high triple belong- Van Damme - 216. ed to Stan Airdrie with a 561.• Tuckersmith Mixed Playoff finals Janet's Gingers Janice's Junipers Reah's Nutmegs Donna's Dillies Tina's Tarragona Ann's Allspices Ann DeWeerd bowled the high single in the ladies' division on April 14 with a 293. The high triple was bowled by Jennie Kaastra with a 651. Mike Thomson had the high single for the men with • a 286 while Jack Snieder registered the high triple witha 652. Other 200 games: Jack Snieder - 261; Ger- rit Raidt - 244; Jennie Kaastra - 233; Hilda Veenstra - 228; Angus Hummel - 213; Ralph Postma - 211; Damien Bradley - 210; Stien DeWeerd - 206; Janet • Kuiper - 205. Honorable Mention - Donna Hoytema - 199, 198. 6238 6182 5999 5884 5598 5480 Clinton and Area Ladies Dacquari'S ,, . ,, In -Between the Sheets Freddie Fudpuckers Pina Colada's B 52's Pink Ladies Golden Cadillac's Grasshoppers 2299 2296 2272 2127 2041 1986 1963 1928 CLINTON NEW ECO WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16,19'86 -Page 13 Stanley Township BALL REGISTRATION Saturday, April 19, 1986 10 am 'till -1 p.m. at Stanley Township Complex FEES: $7. a child $14. a family A penalty of double rates will be charged for late registration. Dorothy Airdrie recorded the high single and triple in bowling on April 8 with scores of 357 and 777. Games over 200: Lia Hoggarth - 259; Dorothy Airdrie - 259, 357; Cindy Connolly - 210; Dorothy Carter - 244, 267; Irene Thelan - 238, 203; Ann Riley - 245; Louise Gibbings - 201; Irene Cantelon - 205; Penny Overboe - '220, 213, 259; Edith Burgess - 215; Shirley Bell - 244; Sheron Stadleman - 230; Libby Colt 35s finish second... • from page 12 was gone. Another hot goalie frustrated the Colts and they lost 5-0 to the team they had beaten 4-0 at last year's tournament. The Fair Play award was the Colt's third such award in tournament play this season but this time the "nice guys" weren't doom - last lace ed to p • New for '86 MODEL 165 John Deere introduces a new generation of lawn tractor ... MODEL 165. •Whisper quiet 12.5 HP engine •38" cut..;you can mow an acre an hour ®Hydrostatic drive no gears to shift •John Deere sets the standard by which all other lawn tractors are judged • We'll see you at the EXETER HOME & GARDEN SHOW April 18.19.20 r~ LINOON TIMOR EXETER -BMW Team members this season included team manager and back-up goalie Bill Crawford, Gary Black, Don Colquhoun, Jake De Ruyte Ward Hodgins, Gord Glen, John Radford, Bill Munro, Bill Ross, Ken Clynick, Gerry Hiltz, Phil White, Keith Allen, Bill Steenstra, Larry Powell, Dave Pugh, Jim Nott, Bill Counter, Terry Rutledge and late season additions Bob Hillis and Tom Black. TUCKERSMITH MIN 9 ' `BALL REGISTRATION Monday, April 21 and Tuesday, April 22 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. at the Vanastra Recreation Centre "VOLUNTEER COACHES NEEDED" The Clinton Atom Reds finished their season by winning the tier wolehama ocnsh g ahe e winning team is (back row, left), Mike McClenaghan, Kenny Steve Morley. (Middle row, left), Tyler McGregor, Jonathon Gerrits, Mark Falconer and Robbie Marriage. (Front row, left), Darryl Lavis and Scott McClenaghan. Manager is Steve Tyndall and coach Gerald Hiltz. Absent from the photo is Ben Dykstra. ( Bill Falconer photo) For Further Information Call 482-3544 LATE REGISTRATION FEES APPLY AFTER APRIL 30 ' THREE LINES. NO WAITING I MAZDA RX -7 GX 6.nyC:4.:.;•J.14.e!i;2`::^'N,.:B;w£.`y:n MAZDA 626 DX MAZDA 323 LX The TRI COUNTY SOFTBALI ANNUAL MEETING r will be held on Wednesday, April 16th/1986 at 8 p.m. in the Brussels, Morris & Grey Community Centre in Brussels The Scheduling Meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 23rd, 1986 at 8 p.m. There will be no rule changes at the Scheduling Meeting. ", EXTRA MAZDAS MEAN EXTRA GOOD DEALS There's never been a better time to buy. And that Mazda value will give you a great deal to talk about. So come in for a teat drive today. MeNW MOTORS LTD. Sales, Service, Pasta & Leasing 184 ,ST ST. 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