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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-06-10, Page 12Page 12—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1987 Sports Central Huron Secondary School's junior soccer team went through their whole regular season and post season without a loss, bringing the Huron -Perth Championship to Clinton. The team members in- cluded (back, left) coach Glen McGregor, Jeff Roy, Devon Col- quhoun, Murray Bechtel and Mike Corrie. Third row, left: Dan MacDougall, Jeremy Ten Hag, Dean Martin, Jeff Jewitt, Mike Steckal and Wai Lee. Second row, left: John McLachlan, Harold Hellerschmid, Mike Strickland, Derek Jefferson and Dave Jones. Front, left: Hung Luong, Ron Cook, Murray Townsend and Keith Ducharme. Aside from leading the league with 13 goals, Devon Col- quhoun shared the most valuable player honors with Murray Bechtel. (David Emslie photo) Canadian champion coming to Hully Gully VARNA - Canadian Motocross Champion, Ross. Pederson, fresh from a three month stint in the U.S,., is back in Canada and ready to take on all comers, and the Hully Gully track. After finishing second and first in com- petitions in Montreal, Pederson is gearing up for a shot at his third consecutive Super - MEM DAA SALE In -Stock .\\___* •4;j'11:41 _GGAGE Special Selection Men's CASUAL SHOES Reg. $39.95 10% Off Big B and J.P. Hammill Work Wear Off 2995 Paces in Effect MONDAY JUNE 15 thru JUNE 20 Aiken's Luggage - Footwear - Clothing 38 Albert St . Clinton Mailer Card 482-9352 rqs.Tim CATCH THE EXCITEMENT! (// io's ramuy'liack OPENS THIS SUNDAY for the season JUNE 14: POST TIME 1:30 RM. OLD-TIMERS HOCKEY 9(9� �. CHICKEN BAR-B-QUE �P immediately following the races ADULTS: `6.00 CHILDREN UNDER 12 '4.00 Advance Tickets available frorn Fowl -Ups ©Idtimers Hockey Team Members or by phoning 482-3438 WITH Y. UR ADVANCE TICKET YOU GET FREE ADMISSION TO THE RACES *RACING EVERY SUNDAY JUNE 14 -SEPT. 13 ®PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING - DAILY DOUBLE, EXACTOR, TRIACTOR . UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF A SPECIAL OCCASI *; N PERMIT" e LAYGROUND AND PICNIC AREA cross win on June 12 and then on to Hully Gully for the Nationals on June 21. Of his competition, Mr. Pederson says, "I don't see anybody knocking me off in the next three or four years", but, if the unex- pected happens, he states with a grin, "I'll shake his hand, he'll deserve it". One of his future goals is to win one of the major races in the/states. I'm in good shape and feel strong and confident, plus my Yamaha's are working great," he said. Mr. Pederson won his first race in Calgary back in 1977, and has been winning ever since. He's number one in Canada, and in the states he's fifth in the Supercross series and fourth in the U.S. Motocross Series. Though confident he can't be beaten in Canada, he does admit the competition is getting better; more experienced, than they were six years ago. Look for the competition to be gunning for Ross Pederson, No. 1, at Hully Gully June 20 and 21 at the Canadian National Expert Motocross Championships. How they scored in lawn bowling Winners at the Clinton Bowling Club on Tuesday, June 2 were .Jean Grey and George Wright. DOn Harris and Ell Lapp won second prize at the Exeter Bowling Tournament on June 3 and Lois and. Don Haines of Auburn were second prize winners at the Brussels tournament. Come and join us at the Clinton Bowling Greens on Tues- day and Thursday in the evening. Odd look By Steve Cooke A new fish hook has been developed, and I'm certain we'll be seeing a lot of it in the near future. It is an odd looking outfit, but it works, and that's what counts. One of the amazing things about this system is that it develops 100 percent line strength, something no knot can do and it's easy enough for a five.year old child to tie. It's exciting because it's the first patent ever granted to a fish hook in over sixty years. Lifetime outdoorsman and former small-town steel -rigger from north- western Pennsylvania, Joe Manno, has patented this hook incorporating, a no - knots "wrap -and -tuck" design that in- creases leader strength, adapts easily to night and ice fishing, and quickly ad- justs to various minnow lengths. Using a series of wraps instead of the traditional thread -and -knot technique, the right-handed No -Knots T-shaped configuration reduces line stress, re- quires less dexterity and, with little practice, can be done by a blind person. Deceptively simple, the No -Knots hook opens inexpensive "self -tying' angling to small children, arthritic elderly and otherwise Bands -and -finger impaired individuals of all ages. Demanding considerably less time and complexity to leader attachment than its predecessor designs, the No - Knots hook's climatic usefulness is not impaired by darkness and cold weather. Since 't is easily spaced to ex- act plastic worm and minnow lengths. it also makes an effective gang rig. The T-shaped projection acts as a stammer and the ioop serves as an ex- cellent worm retainer, allowing the small, abrupt barb to twist upward in trolling for quick penetration into the hard upper jaw, an especially signifi- cant feature in soft -mouth fish such as the large mouth bass. The No -Knots rig, which includes soft -wire utilization for sharp -tooth species such as the Northern Pike and Muskie, places the rear hook behind the tail of the bait fish while securing and holding its head. Thus, the chances of hooking the predatory game fish are in- creased when, as is its tendency, it tries to cripple the minnow by biting its tail in feigning an over -the -head attack. In addition, the No -Knots hook's tempered sharpness and barb design can be engineered to spinner and lure specifications also. The hooks range in size from a small size 10 to a large size 6/0. They range in finish from bronze and cadmium to steel blue. The No -Knots Fish Hooks are offered by Highland Enterprises, Star Route, Box 24, Kane, PA, 16735. A sample pack of hooks is offered for $2.00 U.S. funds and a self-addressed envelope. If you've ever had trouble tying knots because of cold weather or darkness, then a few of these would be indispensi- ble in your tackle box. I don't know if they're in full production for manufac- turing them yet, but the sample pack available might be just the thing for emergencies. Give it a try. I don't think you'll be disappointed. Colt wins Barrie OSS A three-year-old colt which is owned, trained and driven by Wayne Dupee of Clin- ton recently won a division of Ontario Sired Stakes (OSS). Called Sterling Richard, the colt won the race for three year olds that was held at the Barrie Raceway on June 6. The purse was $7,100. This locally trained colt was facing the best three year olds in Ontario. Sterling Richard will race in the OSS se- cond leg irr Sudbury on June 14. Locals take top spots in ATV Supercross race action CLINTON - The 1987 Clinton Spring Fair was another show with ATV Supercross Racing on June 6. The track was built and set-up after hoses cleaned the track. Race action was hot and heavy with local riders and Ontario All Terrain Vehicle Association ( OATVA 1 racers from across the province. Locals faired well against the out of town boys. Doug Wolfe of Mitchell placed second in Open Mod 2 and second in 250 mod, Randy Marriage of Clinton finished second in Beginners class and first in 200 stock. Also of Clinton Byron Boyce finished second in the 200 stock class. Strawberries Pick your own; Open June 11 Picking Berries Location: farm on LOVELL'S 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. - Weather and supply permitting sold by quart or multi -quart containers No pots and pans. Turn west at Kippen intersection, first south. For picking conditions phone 262-6418 A a e...g i.1 SUNDAY, JUNE 21st Great Savings On Clothes He's Sure To Love! 0 0/ O F F SPORTCOATS SUITS HERMAN'S MEN'S WEAR !S THE PLACE TO FIND THE PERFECT GIFT FOR FATHER'S DAY! Sport Shirts Knit Shirts Slacks Golf Jackets Belts Socks Ties Swim Wear Paul Farquhar of Clinton had very fast lap times but has his clutch blow on his modified racer. Race action moved to Hully Gully on .lune 7. Doug Wolfe of Mitchell finished second in 250 Mod. Lyle Ash of Gowanstown finished behind Wolf for a third 250 Mod. Listowel riders were hot Sunday, as Cliint Belanger was second in Beginners class. Ron Bouwknegt of Listowel finished sixth in Open Mod 4. Greg Irvine, also of Listowel, managed seventh place in ()pen Mod 2. ATV Race action continues on June 13 in Bingeman Park and on .June 14 in Gopher Dunes. Weekend Extravaganza Expert National Moto -Cross Championships Sat., June 20 all classes run Sunduy►, June 21 The Main Event Featuring Canada's No. 1 rider "Ross Rollerball Peders'on" Finals in expert and sup- port classes. Racing starts at Noon both days We're Honda Crazy 54. MEN'S WEAR steams OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS mow vimX32 Albert St. Clinton, 482-9351 CCD AT WHARNCLIFFE & SOUTEIDALE LONDON 635-8045 TARE HW?. 4 PJORTH OF R ENSALL VARNA 1=262-3318 For Race Info Call 1-2412-MO9 Advance tickets .. t: Ducie Lee in Clint;n and both dully Gully locations