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Clinton News-Record, 1984-03-21, Page 20Naturu:LIy Spaaktng.' 14, A break The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters has been recognized, from its in- ception, as a crusader for clean water and clean air, so it's no real surprise to hear about another program they are involved in. And a "reel" surprise it is. The OFAH and Sports Mitchell Canada Inc. have teamed up to offer fishermen the world famous Mit- chell 300A spinning reel for a super price, and pay for some real conservation at the same time. The Mitchell People have offered this ex- cellent, reel to fishermen, along with a distinctive cap, at a price only slightly aboye_their_manuiacturin& cost. The OFAH have offered to handle the drsfribution at no cost, and for. every reef sold;47:50--wi`ir be .._._.placed- -in—a- •speeial--€toad-for-ked- -fa fisheries -related conservation projects. The regular price for the reel and hat is $39.95, but this special deal offers it to the sport- sman for only $29.95. What a way to get a new fishing outfit, and benefit the fish at the same time. You can get yours by sending a cheque or M.O. payable to the OFAH for $�9 _95 plus .$2.10 sales tax and $2 postage to Sports Mitchell, Box 28, Peterborough, On- tario, K9J 6Y5 (don't forget to include your return name and address). While you're at it, if you don't already belong to the Federa- tion, why, not ask for a membership brochure and application form. It doesn't cost any extra, and you may find you're in- terested. Oh yes, when you purchase a reel, your name is also automatically entered in a. draw for a $1,500.00, 9.9 H.P. Johnson out- board motor which has been generously donated by Outboard Marine Corporation. I've examined the offer from many dif-• ferent angles, and cannot find any way you might lose. When you buy a Mitchell 300A ( specify a 301A for left handers), you win by having one of the best reels manufactured. Yo.u_max win. the .grand.prize of the outboard motor, but you will definitely be a winner again several times over when the fruits from the projects created by the fund start showing up. Both the Ministry of Natural Resources ( Provincial) and the . Ministry of Fisheries and Oceans ( Federal) have been challenged By Steve Cooke for fishermen to match dollar for dollar that amount put up by sports .fishermen to help clean up,our natural environment. The specific prooects they will be involved with include acid rain, fish habitat improvement,, stocking, resear- ch, and the preservation, of sports fishing for future generations. Federation members have already been very active in stream rehabilitation and clean up, lake reclama- tion, and walleye and trout stoeking, so the extra projects generated by these funds will be a big added boost. Maybe there will be help for our sport fishery after all. If you have a youngster under the age of 12 m years, you might be ore than interested in the first ever "For Kids ©nly�" Fishing .>Chainpiot ship: From- Aug. '17 to Aug. 19; .at �`---Ennl P-r-ovuaeial Park-near.l eterbor-otlgh,: 100 teams of two juniors (12 years of age or under as of July 15/84) and one non -fishing guardian over 18 years of age will be turned loose on Pigeon Lake for a weekend of friendly, informative competition. Every kid who enters will get a free Woodstream Old Pal tackle box, Veltic spin- ner, Zebco crest, Commemorative Tourna- ment Crest, Victory cap and an Angler & Hunter magazine. Prizes for the top 25 teams include rods, reels, lures, lines, fishing charters, life jackets, coolers, fish finders and much, much more. Each day, the team which catches the largest fish released alive will receive a Mariner elec- tric fishing rriotor. The top team in the tour- nament will win prizes worth over $3,100.00, including an all expense paid trip to Oklahoma and Alabama. All participating kids will be automatical- ly entered in the Competitors Lucky Draw to be held following the presentation . of the team awards on August 19. The main draw prize will be .a Coleman Crawdad Boat, Mariner 5 H.P. Motor, plus a Mariner Elec- tric Fishing Motor. Second through fifth prizes_ ..will_ -heone:yealr..subscription to Angler and Hunter. The entry fee is $10 per team and must ac- company .the registration form. .For more complete information, a list of the tourna- ment rules and an application form, just call (705)748-OFAH, and ask about the "For Kids Only" tournament! CLINTON NEVIW.$-1 CQRD,1 $1r AY Last month the Goderich Township Karate Club did well in a competitionheld in Hamilton. Pictured in the front row, left to right, Don McPhee (first in kuda, white belt - division and fifth in - fighting; yellow -white -orange -division), Mike -McLaughlin -(-second in kuda, white belt) and Brenda MacDonald (third in kuda, yellow belt). Back row, Steve Brennan ( fourth in fighting, blue -brown division) and Tammy Million ( fourth in fighting, white -yellow-orange division). (Rod Hilts photo) eewee ners.,a p in od:o The Clinton Peewees captured the consolation in the Young Canada Week hockey tournament in Goderich last week. Clinton lost 5-3 to Dresden in the "C" final. Three in Clinton Racing Commission announces Sire Stades Bowling results Clinton and Area Ladies Penny Overboe stole the show on March 13 by firing high single, triple and average with scores of 279, 763 and • 199. Games over 200 - Lia Hoggarth 226 and 238; Dorothy Carter 230; June DeRuyter 250; Nancy -Sue Swan 240; Heather Hart 200; Nancy Deitz 202, Penny Overboe 279, 262 and 222; Pauline Weigel 224; Dianne Ryan 209; Thelma Ellerby 259 and Cindy Connelly 221.• Oreganos 53 Garlic Buddies 51 Cassia Buds 50 Cinnamon Buns 49 The Four Accents 49 Nutmegs 48 Thursday Mixed League Marie McAuley rolled the high single on March 15 with a score of 249. Janene Wise had the high triple with 600 and Rita Leppington bowled the high average with 196. On the men's side, Doug Jones had the high average with 323. Rob VanDamme rolled the high triple with 692 and Doug Buchanan had the high average with 219. The Whiners Best In Town High Rollers Dollies & Gents Gratnas & Grampas The Strikers Bill's Blues No -Names Wednesday Night Mixed Laurie Miners rolled the high single on March 14 with a score of 249. Theresa Machan bowled the high triple and average with 677 and 194. Keith Good, led the men with high single and triple scores of 310 and 755. Doug Buchanan had the high average with 222. • Playoff Scores Bob's Philles • 7027 Jim's Expos 6743 Bob's. Cubs 6684 Brenda's Blue Jays 6678 Pat's Bad News Bears 6335 Cathy's Brewers 6318 Doug's Pirates 6274 Don's Cardinals 6109 Tuekersmith Mixed Stein DeWeerd had the high single on March 19 with, a score of 284. Rose. Hummel bowled the high triple with 648. Elaine Boyes rolled the high average with 192. Gerrit Raidt had the high single for the men with 261. Wes Lenting had the high triple with 630 and "Ralph Stryker" claimed the high average with 143. Elaine's Eldorados 130 Jennie's Jeeps 125 Hilda's Hotrods 124 Rose's Ramblers 116 Freda's Ferraris 113 Ann's Vans 112 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Susie Dale rolled the high single and triple on March 13 with scores of 271 and 681. There was no report as to who bowled the high average. 108 Lois's'Ladybugs 102 Nancy's Doodlebugs 93 Francyna's Grasshoppers 87 Mert's Millers ' 87 Dianne's Dragonflies 87 Joyce's Honeybees 73 Kumm's Krickets 63 Betty's Beetles 139 136 135 133 130 129 126 112 The Sire Stakes section of the Ontario_ Racing Commission has announced the 1984 - Ontario Sires Stakes and Trillium Series dates. Included in this year's schedule is the Rothman's Ontario Week of Racing at Greenwood between July 23 - 28 and a week of major stakes at Flamboro Downs during the week of the Confederation Cup, August • 12-19. One special feature of the Confederation Cup will be a three-year-old filly pacing event to be held on August 19, the same day as the Confederation Cup. Race Secretary of Flamboro Downs, Jack Harris,'is hopeful that Flamboro will see 10- 11 two minute miles, on the same card, something which has never happened before at the track. The 1984 season of stakes will commence on May 26 at Barrie Raceway with a two- year-old filly pace and conclude November 2. at Mohawk with a three-year-old filly pace. Local Ontario Sires Stakes race dates are:, Three-year-old colt pacers; August 26 - Clinton, October 5 - London. Three-year-old colt trotters; August 18. - Hanover, September Goderich, October 22 - London. Three-year-old filly pacers;' June 27 - Hanover, October 8 - London.. Three-year-old filly trotters; June 11 - London, July 6 - Elmira, July 15 - Clinton. • Two-year-old colt pacers; July 13 - Elmira, August 9 Goderich, • September 29 -Hanover. , Two-year-old colt trotters; October 24 - London. Two-year-old filly pacers; June 16 - London, September 16 - Clinton: Two-year-old filly trotters; July 16 - Elmira, September 1 - Hanover, October 10 - London. . Trillium Pace for Ontario -owned .two-year- old fillies; • August 24 - Elmira. 6 - Last Thursday, the Clinton Pee Wees travelled to Goderich to compete in the an- nual Lions Club Young Canada Tourna- ment. In their opening match Clinton romped over Goderich "$'s" 21 - 2 in the most lop- sided score of the week. Derek Jefferson and Devon Colquhoun had'five goals each; Norris'Flynn and Steve Vandendool three apiece.. Jason MacLean had a, pair and singles went to Jason Cox, Scott Brown and Ricky Lobb. With the win the A's advanced to the championship round Thursday evening against Teeswater. Colquhoun had a "hat trick", Jefferson had a pair and Lobb a single as Clinton. skated off with a 6 - 2 vic- tory to advance to the semi-finals on Satur- day against Seaforth. Colquhoun provided ail'the scoring in this one as Clinton advanced to the final with a 4 1 win. In the final Clinton was matched up against Dresden, a- team who had beaten -thenren artier- mthe-season in the-Silver-Stiek-- Competition. Once again the Dresden squad proved too Touring Week March ZO 25 Altmoi., i\ 1, ,r ..• 1\. at HuIIy Gully See the full Honda touring line including the exclusive limited edition Aspencade • Interstates • Aspencades • Gold Wings SOME AT PRE -BUDGET PRICES) Stereos start at 640 sot on used Dressers 15% on chrome for Gold Wings t on a selection of Continental touring tires Sports and Recreation, Varna, Ontario Phone 262-3318 Tues. - Friday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Thursdays 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m... S p.m. Sunday sales T - 5 tough as they dowsed the A's 5.3 Dresden led 2 - 0 after two periods and increased the margin to 4 -1 in the third. Jefferson had Clinton's first goal. At this point the locals launched a mild comeback as goals by Flynn and Colquhoun cut the lead to one and the A's. seemed to have new We. Their life was short-lived, however, as a "cheap" penalty led to a Dresden. powerplay goal that gave them their margin off victory and the championship. For the second year in a row, the A's brought home the runner-up trophy. On Sunday night the A's continued their W.O.A.A. series with Seaforth and advanced to the finals with a 5 - 3 win. Clinton led 2 -1 after two petiods on goals by Curtis McCone and Jason Fleet. In the third period, ,Colquhoun, Flynn and Fleet with his second, scored for the locals while holding Seaforth ..to two markers. Opposition -and game dates for the next-- series-Were-not:available: zPaesa things should get underway this coming weekend. Starlet Precision team competes On March 10, the Clinton Starlet Precision Team competed in the Gold Medal Precision Competition in Mitchell. Skaters making up the team are: Lloyann Adams, Sheila Cook, Debra Draper, Paula Glew, Jennifer Har- ris, Stacy Hicks, Jody Horton, Susan Jewitt, Sherri Lavis, Lori Powell, Julie Rutledge and Jackie Wildfong. March 16, 17 and 18, five members of the Clinton Club travelled to Sarnia to compete in the Western Ontario Section Winter In- vitational Competition. Shannon Preszcator placed first in her flight, winning a gold medal and Jody Merrier placed second in her flight for a silver medal. The remaining three skaters, Kim Cook, Jacquie Draper CSS ENTERPRISES Interior& Exterior Renovations *SIDING (soffit,_ fascia.. trough/ _ •ROOFING •ADDITIONS For professional results CALL: 271-3942 Stratford �� 1 DISCOUNT PRICES FOR CONTRACTS SIGNED IN MARCH 8 APRIL • _ GG G( 0 Fine )ETTLER Ot/ibfivi Furniture 345-2250 and Shelly Hayter, did quite well, although they did uotfinish in a medal position. The following N.S.T. 'Badges have been passed: Sheila Cook - Free Style I and An- nette Lockhart - Figures, Free Style I. Canfigureskate Badges go to: Proficiency & Figures I - Jennifer Harris, Stacy Hicks, Julie Betties; Stroking I - Stacy Hicks, Susan Jewitt, Julie Betties; Free Style I - Kara Freeman, William Guse; Free Skate II - Kara Hiltz, Krista McAsh; Dance I - Julie Betties. Canskate Badges have been passed by: Elementary - Kelli-Lyn Jerome; Novice I & II - William Guse; Novice II - Stacey Fleet. 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