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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-11-12, Page 15Feiberge Orgarrie 600 mL Shampoo or Conditioner 89 only I 180 m1. Noxzema Skin Cream $ 99 only • Save on all your favorite Be Vaks 180's Q-Tips Cotton Swabs $1 19 only • Mlarnpole Stress Formula 120's Vitamines only$599 • 1 Litnn, Scope $ T9 only • Noxzema 300 ml. Shaving Foam only 2" • Maybelline Hair Colours $ 39 only • Scroll Sheep Wool or Thermal Winter Insoles $199 only • a pair 7'RIANs I -E PISCO.U NT,. • 1T! of ' tomer, Ciln1on° 'eror, 91stefa?rth , Moho Successful hunt First, I want to remind everyone to fill out their mandatory report for the deer hunt and send it in to Wingham. It must be in their hands by November 20. If you don't, you will be automatically eliminated from next year's draw. The hunt this year has been a great, success with 189 deer checked in to date. More will come, and it's shaping up to be the best yet. One of the more ma- jorpleasant s charges werectse laid during the hunt, and that does a lot for hunter public relations, Remember the fawn we tagged, little number 11. Well, he's still out there, probably growing into a big buck. Three other tagged deer were collected, however, and brought to the check sta- tion for examination. These deer pro- vide invaluable information regarding the herd, so please remember to report any tagged animal or bird which you might get. Christmas is closing in fact, so it's time to start thinking about a gift for your favorite outdoor person. Outdoor enthusiasts are often hard to buy for, but with the help of a good catalogue, things can be made a lot easier. One of the best catalogues is the L.L. Bean from Freeport, Maine, especially now that Eddie Bauer is n4 _in the mail order business any longer. Actually, even when you consider exchange on the U.S. dollar, customs, etc., the price is still better than what Eddie Bauer us- ed to be. With the new custom's service, the parcel comes right to your Post Of- fice, and all charges can be paid by Visa or Mastercard. L.L. Bean also have a toll free telephone number which can be used in Canada to order items and again they can be charged directly to your Visa or Mastercard. To obtain a catalogue, just drop a note to L.L. Bean Inc., Freeport, Maine, 04033-0001 or call 1-800-221-4221 and ask them to send one to you. • So what are some ideas for a Christmas gift? Well, there's a lot of selection in their Christmas issue so it shouldn't be too difficult to find CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1986 ---Page 15 something. An excellent little stocking stuffer, for example, might be a combination compass, waterproof match case and whistle. It's an ideal item for any hunter, fisherman, hiker or camper, and could even save someone's life one day. At $6.50 U.S., it's a worthwhile investment. And they have clothes, watches, lug- gage, flashlights, dog equipment, cookware, food gift packs, decoys, fur- niture and just about anything else you can think of. It's a very easy catalogue to browse through and I'd be very sur- prised if anyone couldn't find at least one thing they'd like to have. One last note! L.L. Bead is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. * * * * * With more and more of Canada's fishermen finding that the cool, quiet night is more relaxing and the fish are more active, Woodstream/Canada, Niagara Falls, Ontario, has introduced three new Fenwick(R) fishing tackle boxes featuring high intensity lights that automatically go on when the boxes are opened. The tackle boxes enable fishermen to change lures, put .on fresh bait and perform other func- tions without using a flashlight that could frighten fish away if the beam strikes the waiver. "Night fishing has gained in populari- ty in recent years," according to Terry Garner, Woodstream/Canada Presi- . dent. "At the same time, fiber optics technology and the availability of new materials allowed us to develop acrylic plastic trays that are ideal for a lighted tackle box," Garner said. The translu- cent trays conduct the light from battery -powered lights that provide a soft glow throughout the boxes that is bright enough to allow fishermen to tie knots, select lures, and bait lines. "Night fishing is an exciting sport, but it has always been a challenge to fishermen when the time comes for changing lures or bait. The temptation is to use a flashlight, but the moving beam of such a light will put down most species of fish," Garner pointed out. "Until now a fisherman had to take precautions to shield the moving beam of a flashlight to make sure it didn't strike the water. These lighted tackle boxes eliminate that problem," Garner said. If there is a need for a flashlight - type focused beam of light, the lights can easily be removed and used as hand lights. For daytime fishing, they can be switched off to conserve bulbs and batteries. There's a Fenwick lighted tackle box sized for all Canadian sport fish. One. called the FenLite(tm) 6.4, is a four - tray box with 36 compartments and removable dividers. Another, called the Fenwick Moonshine(tm) 1803, provides three trays with 24 compartments, plus a bonus of two compact utility boxes. There is also a lighted satchel -type box called the FenLite(tm) 6.1 with 15 ad- justable compartments, plus 10 addi- tional compartments in a cantilevered tray. While designed as tackle boxes, Garner pointed out they also make ideal first aid kits and can also be used as tool kits. Retail price points start at $40. For more information, write Woodstream/Canada, P.O. Box 210, Niagara Falls, Ontario, L2E 6T3. Clinton Atoms blast Milverton by 16-1 score In Milverton on November 10 the Atoms blasted their fourth straight opponent of the week by thrashing Milverton to the tune of 16-1. Again it was the line of Mark Livermore, Chris Kennedy and Danny Wildfong literally destroying their opponents as they picked up 23 scoring points in the lopsided contest. Mark Livermore pared the onslaught with nine points on five goals and four assists. In the past three games Livermore has ac- cumulated 13 goals and eight assists. Chris Kennedy was right behind his little centremen with four goals and four assists. In Kennedy's last three games he has scored Senior Redmen split volleyball games The Senior Boys Volleyball team from Central Huron Secondary School (CHSS) travelled to Mitchell on November 7 to com- pete in their final regular season tournament. They entered the tournament in a virtual tie for the final playoff position with St. Mary's and Goderich. In the first match they met up with St. Mary's in a crucial match. The first game ®was a classic volleyball game. The Redmen played their best game of the season and won by a 19-17 score. St. Mary's was unable to put up as impressive an effort in the se- cond game and Clinton won fairly easily by a 15-5 score. Unfortunately, Ron McKay sustained a severe ankle injury during that game and was unable to play again. In the second match against the thi d place Mitchell Blue Devils, the locals were unable to maintain their superior 1'eVel of play from the previous match and were defeated 15-5 and 15-8 by a strong Mitchell team. In the final match against second place Listowel, Central Huron put up a better ef- fort winning the first game 15-7 but dropping a very close 17-15 second game. The Redmen have now advanced to the volleyball playoffs. 10 goals and added 12 assists. The other third of the line had Danny Wildfong scoring wo goals and adding four assists. Wildfong has nine goals and seven assists in his last three contests. ,Not only are these three players playing super hockey at the present, but Nathan Burns is also having a fine season as a first year Atom. Against Milverton, Nathan had a hat trick and with the goals Nathan now has 13 for the season. Other scorers for Clinton were Craig McAsh with two goals and one assist, and Scott Wright with one goal and one assist. CLINTON ARENA. PUBLIC SKATING TIMES — WEEKDAYS Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. — WEEKENDS -- Sbnday 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Schedule may change according to special events The Clinton Mustangs hosted Junior D action on November 9, facing the Belmont team. The visitors defeated their hosts, osts, 3-n . (Anne Narejko photo) Mustangs drop two games CLINTON - The Clinton Junior "D" Mustangs dropped two games over the weekend losing 9-5 to Brussels and 3-0 to Belmont. Against Brussels on November 9, the Mustangs kept it close in the first period with two goals from Randy Marriage. Assisting on the first goal were Wayne Smith and Scott Gilders. Smith also assisted on the, second goal, as did Dean Armstrong. However, these two goals were ' ndt enough, and at the end of the first Brussels led 3-2. Brussels scored four more goals in the se- cond period, compared to Clinton's one from Mark Clausius, who was assisted by Bob Dupee and Rob Stanfield. Although the Mustangs came back and netted two more in the third period, Brussels also had two, leaving the score at 9-5. Randy Marriage got his third goal for the hat trick on passes from Wayne Smith and Devon Colquhoun for one of these goals, while Rob Stanfield scored on a pass from Bob Dupee for the other. During their November 9 game Clinton was unable to put one in the net, while Bel- mont scored one in each of the three periods to give them the 3-0 win. Clinton and area bowling results • from page 14 the high average with 215. • Tuckersmith Mixed Gerrits Carrots 39 Mikes Melons 37 Henrys Honeydews 34 Ralphs Rutabagas 34 Angus Artichokes 33 Jacks Lemons 33 With a score of 262 JoAnn de Weerd had the high single for the ladies on November 10 and Rose Hummel had the high triple with 635. Jenny Kaastra and Rose Hummel tied for the high average at 186. Jack Snieder had the high single at 263 and the high triple with 707 for the men. Angus Hum- mel had the high average with 224. Those bowlers that rolled games over 200 included: Angus Hummel, 203, 226, 231; Henry Hummel, 248, 213; Gerrit Raidt, 223, 208, 226; Clarence Roorda, 221, 207; Jenny Kaastra, 224; Julie Holmes, 222; Nick $2500 _ $5000 CHILDREN'S FAIR ISLE SWEATERS HAND KNIT — SIZES 2-12 YARN INCLUDED —ALSO— CHILDREN'S $200 MITTENS pair CATHIE POTTER Phone LINDA DILLON 482-3585 after 7:00 p.m. 482-7151 �. Heykoop, 215. Wednesday Night YBC Gimmie A Break Revenge Of The Nerds Screwballs The Boss Bowlers Pinheads 24 23 17 17 13 Party Animals 11 For the senior bowling held on October 29 Myra Postill had the high single for the ladies with 202. Lynn Feeney had the high triple with 552 and Patti Maguire had the high average with 169. Shawi};Gautreap was,. the top bowler for the men with the high: single of 279, the high triple of 712 and the high average of 171. Colleen McAdam came out on top for the junior ladies bowlers with the high single of 212, the high triple with 580 and the high average at 169. For the men Doug Maguire had the high single of 192, the high triple of 507 and the high average of 168. Wednesday Night YBC Revenge Of The Nerds 27 Screwballs 24 Gimmie A Break 24 Pinheads 20 The Boss Bowlers 20 Party Animals 11 Lynn Feeney had the high single for the senior ladies on November 5 with 249 and the high triple at 569. Patti Maguire had the high average with 169. For the senior men Steven Swan had the high single at 281 and the high triple with 648 while Shawn Gautreau had the high average with 178. Iii junior bowling Lois Anne Lostell had the high single for the ladies with 174 and the high triple at 459. Colleen McAdam had the high average at 169. Mark King had the high single for the men with 232, Steve Lostell had the high triple of 537 and Doug Maguire had the high average with 168. The Hottest HONDA ATV dale Ever This week only HuIIy Gully is slashing prices on demo models and year end model ATV's. Every in -stock Honda ATV will be on sale at prices you won't believe. 1986 TRX -250 246 cc four-stroke. Shaft drive. Reverse. Full suspension. $2995 New prices on 1987 model is $4300.00 Buy now before the prices go way up! plus P.D.I. and tax 1984 Honda ATC 125 $1299 Demonstrators 1985 Honda 1984 Honda ATC 200M ATC 250 SFX $1599 $2199 . Your trades are welcome Two Locations. In Varna 262.3318 In London at Wharncliffe and Southdale 683-8043