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Called "Hunting Guns" and pro- duced by Jim Carmichael and Outdoor Life, it's chock full of bare bones information that cuts through all the excess information usually printed these days and gets down to basic facts. For instance, have you ever wondered how much your rifle actually "kicks"? It depends on a lot of variables, but for exam- ple, a 30-06 produces free recoil measuring about 20 ft./lbs. Compare that to a .243 Win. at 10 ft./lbs., the 7 x 57 Mauser at 15 ft./lbs., the 7 mm Rem. Mag. at 25 ft./lbs., and the .300 Win. Mag. at 32 ft./lbs. The .375 H & H Magnum produces free recoil at 47 ft./lbs., while the .458 measures in at 63 ft./lbs. The big daddy of them all, on Rick La Rocco's scale, is the .460 Weatherby Magnum, which weighs in at a whopping 148 ft./lbs. A 71 pound 12 gauge shotgun with a 23/4 dram equivalent charge behind 11/a oz. of shot produces 17.4 ftflbs. of free recoil energy, or about the same as a .308 Win- chester. A 3 inch magnum with 1'/8 oz. of shot in an 81/2 lb. gun hits you with 47.7 ft./lbs., the same as a .375 II & H Magnum. If you wart to find out just how much recoil your individual gun produces, just follow these steps: (1) Measure the powder charge in grains and divide by 7000. (2) Multiply the result of Step 1 by 1.75 if the bullet velocity at the muzzle is equal to or greater than 2500 fps. If the muzzle velocity is less than 2500 fps., multiply by 1.5 - but don't round out these figures. (3) Weigh the bullet or the shot charge plus the wad in grains and divide by 7000. (4) Add the result of Step 3 to the result of Step 2. (5) Multiply the result of Step 4 by the bullet velocity at By Steve Cooke the muzzle in feet per second. (6) Multiply the result of Step 5 by itself. (7) Weigh your gunin pounds, and multiply the weight by 64.348. (8) Take the result of Step 5 and divide it by the result of Step 7 for the answer. But that's just a little bit of the inform. - tion contained in one article. There is a 32 page section devoted entirely to reloading, and there is an independent ar- ticle on loading with the economical Pak tools. Something that should interest deer hunters is a write up on using slugs for deer. It runs through the results of using different brands of slugs in different action types, and points out some of the difficulties and pro- blems you might encounter. We also have articles with titles like, "The Truth About Bullet Behavior", "The Non - thinking Man's Trajectory Table", "Guns That Stop Bears", "How To Pattern Your Shotgun" and "The Complete Bird Shooter's Guide". There is even an article by Pat McManus, that is a tongue in cheek ap- proach on how to buy a gun and get it into the house without your wife knowing about it. All in all it's one of the best magazines I've seen for quite a while. Look for it on newsstands. It's called "Hunting Guns" and costs $2.50. +++ The draw for the Controlled Deer Hunt in Huron County has been made. The results were mailed out the first of this week, so you should hear by Friday. If you haven't heard by next Wednesday, chances are you didn't get drawn. Good luck to all those people who do get tags. At the local bowling lanes •'from page 12 The Chevs and the Model T's are tied at 12 each and the other two teams are far back with six points for the Buicks and four for the Dodges. Bill Roy had the high single with 302 and Doug Snell earned the high triple with 681. Harry Lear had 209 for the high average. Darrell Shobbrook was recognized as most improved player. Wednesday Mixed League Bob's Budweisers and Brenda's Hi-lites are still tied atop the Wednesday Night Mix- ed League, far ahead of the rest with 12 points each. There is a four way split for third place in the league with Larry's OV's, Debbie's Moosehead's, Donna's Golden's and Wayne's No -Names five back of the leaders at seven points. And five points back of those four teams are Ray's Schooners and John's Labbatts at two each. Deb Snell picked up the high ladies single with her 232 game and Francyna Cormier bowled both the high triple of 572 points and the high average of 187. Bill Van Damme had a good night as he won the high single with 282, the high triple with 789 and also picked up the high average with 228. Thursday Mixed League Another tie for the lead in bowling tan - dings. The Strikers and Cormier's Crusers lead with 12. pointsand the Grammas and Grampas have sole possession of third place with nine. The Newcomers are one' point behind the third place team with eight, Beginner's' Luck has six, the Whiners have five points and the Best in Town have tied The Apple Gang for the cellar with two points each. Joan Burley bowled a 334 for the ladies high single and she had a high triple of 661. Audrey Stanley had the high average of 201. Bill Strong dominated the men's divisions with a high single of 344, a high triple of 794 and the high average with 264. Clinton Area Ladies The Road Runners are leading the Clinton Area Ladies league with seven points. Four teams are tied for second place with five points each - the Do Do Birds, the Partridge Family, Kittie's Hawks and the Coo Coo Birds. The Fruit Loops are trailing with three. - Lark Haskett was the top bowler, taking the high single with 259; the high triple with 675 and the high average of 228. Those bowling games over 220 included: Penny Overboe, 237; Heather Hart, 214; June DeRuyter, 240; Cindy Connolly, 203; Dorothy Carter, 233; Kittie McGregor, 206, 215; Lark Haskett, 211, 205, 259. Tuckersmith Mixed With seven points, John's team is leading -OMHA top award TORONTO - Minor Hockey's top award, the O.M.H. A. Honour Award, for outstanding service to minor hockey, Was presented to Ronald McKnight, Acton, On- tario.. The announcement and presentation of the award to Mr. McKnight was made at the luncheon following the 51st Annual Meeting of the. Ontario Minor Hockey Association. Mr. McKnight, long associated with minor hockey in Acton becomes the 37th winner of the award. The last 10 previous winners were Alex Brown, Whitby, Hugh Hall, Plattsville, James Hamilton, Burlington, Glen tire, Ridgetown, Sam Brereton, Newcastle, Frank Simpson, Brighton, Lorne Spicer, Shedden, Al Shaw, Windsor, Albert Schram, Dunnville, George Bibby, Campbellford. ••'- ' Friday, October 12 at 12 noon CHAMNFY SANITATION the Tuckersmith Mixed League. Andy's and Herman's teams are second with six points. Ralph's .team and Eugene's players are tied with four points and Sid's team is behind with three. The ladies' . high scorer was Jennie Kaastra. She bowled the high single, 255; high triple, 650; high average, 217. Ralph Postman had the men's high single of 233. Cliff Henderson bowled the high tri- ple of 613 and the high average of 204. Lori LeBeau gives it her all during the Grade 9 track and field meet held September 27 at CHSS. The weather conditions were not ideal, however, the Grade 9 students showed the rest of the student body that they can stick it out. (Anne Narejko photo) Now Open in Vanastra for Your Automotive Needs! B.J. ENTERPRISES. •CLASS A MECHANIC ON DUTY • Repairs to Gas or Diesel Engines • General Repairs LOCATED ON FIFTH AVENUEVANASTRA JUST DOWN FROM PRO AUTO CRAFT 482.3403 OPEN: MONDAY -SATURDAY 8 AM -6 PM AFTER HOURS 482-9585 1.(D 41 COMPLETE BODY REPAIRS & PAINT CARS TO HEAVY TRUCKS • Stone Guard Protection •Mural Designing • Pin Striping 'Rust Proofing FREE RUST PROOF WITH COMPLETE PAINT VANASTRA (CLINTON) ONT. BOX 1230 *OIL RUT -PROOFING- WE HAVE NOW STARTED OUR OIL -RUST -PROOFING (NEW, CLEAN OIL) Dully Gully's best riders The Grand Finale of Motocross was held on Sunday, at Hully Gully, Raceway near Varna, Ontario. The event was the last scheduled motocross at Hully Gully for the 1984 season. It was also an Ontario Points race for Seniors and Experts. Many of the province's finest riders competed for points Schoolboy 80A- Rick Tripodi, Markham; Marty Burr, Caledonia; Todd Townend, Stouffville. Schoolboy 80B- Bill Hamilton, Guelph; Michael Vallee, Tillsonburg; Jim Jervis, Burlington. Junior 125A - Tim Rayner, Brantford; Lino Zecca, Midhurst; David Marcella, Kitchener. Junior 125B -Kevin Lupton, Watford; Kelly Peev, Elmira; Nick De Turse, Mississauga.; Junior 250 - David Marcella, Kitchener; Lino Zecca, Midhurst; Steve Collins, Brownsville. Junior Open - David Marcella, Kitchener; Mark Renaud, Mt. Albert; Rob Dugnette, Comber. Senior 125 - Dean Grier- son, Orleans; John Tripp, Oakville; Randy Abele, Delhi. Senior 250 - Dean Grierson, Orleans; Don Van Patter, St. Thomas; T.J. Bryk, Bolton. Senior Open - T.J. Bryk, Bolton; Mike Valisly, New Lowell. Expert 125 - Doug Hoover, Mt. Albert; Rob Hodgson, Cambridge; Jeff Sutherland, Woodslee. The final round of the 1984 houseleague motocross season was held last Saturday, with over 70 riders competing. The best race of the day had to be the Junior B. Brian Keys, of Seaforth outran Glenn Emery, of London, to finish first overall for the day and went on to win the season championships by one point. Frank Mousseau, of Hensall won the Enduro A with 91 points. Sean Thomas, of London won the Pee Wee C class with an unprecedented 165 points. Planning for the 1985 houseleague season is well underway, the dates will be announced sometime in December. Overall Season Results: Junior A - Brian Blackburn, Exeter; Steve Collins, Brownsville, Rob Dawson, Woodstock. Junior B - Brian Keys, Seaforth; Glenn Emery, London; Kevin Lupton, Watford. Novice A - Chris Lee, Walton; Greg Par- sons, Exeter; Owen McKinley, Stratford. Pee Wee A - Jim Dickins, Hensall; Kevin Reeve, London; Paul Bingham, Sarnia. Pee Wee B - Jim Savelle, Stratford; Warren Smith, Dorchester; Steve Hewitt, London. Pee Wee C - Sean Thomas, London. Enduro A - Frank Mousseau, Hensall; Andrew Meining, London; Rick Jefferies, Sarnia. Enduro B - Steve Hutchins, Goderich; Gary Lovie, Exeter; Brian Tetreault, Sarnia. En- duroC , Spencer Clarke, Sarnia; Dave Bryson, Huron Park. Learn to dive programs Innformation on diving and water safety is available from your local branch or chapter of the following organizations: •The Royal Life Saving Society Canada •The Canadian Red Cross Society •The Canadian Amateur Diving Association •The YMCA/YWCA/YMBA •The St. John Ambulance Society The Ministry of Consumer and Commer- cial Relations can also help with informa- tion on diving safety. Contact the Consumer Information Centre, 555 Yonge St., Toronto, Ontario, M7A 2H6 or call the communica- tions Branch (416) 963-0339.. IF YOU TRY TO PARTICIPATE CURLING CAN'T ENJOY STARTS t. .—� ' , r „ • .'%. 07 ■ • ``'' - __ _-=� AVOID WINTER WINTER! IN WINTER SPORTS AT THE SEAFORTH CURLING. : CLUB AT THE END OF OCTOBER For further ; —� N./ • 1 information contact �— - KEN MOORE 527-0508 TIM COLLYER 482-7842 ALVIN AHRENS 348-9740 COME AND JOIN US FOR A GOOD TIME Now Open in Vanastra for Your Automotive Needs! B.J. ENTERPRISES. •CLASS A MECHANIC ON DUTY • Repairs to Gas or Diesel Engines • General Repairs LOCATED ON FIFTH AVENUEVANASTRA JUST DOWN FROM PRO AUTO CRAFT 482.3403 OPEN: MONDAY -SATURDAY 8 AM -6 PM AFTER HOURS 482-9585 1.(D 41 COMPLETE BODY REPAIRS & PAINT CARS TO HEAVY TRUCKS • Stone Guard Protection •Mural Designing • Pin Striping 'Rust Proofing FREE RUST PROOF WITH COMPLETE PAINT VANASTRA (CLINTON) ONT. BOX 1230 *OIL RUT -PROOFING- WE HAVE NOW STARTED OUR OIL -RUST -PROOFING (NEW, CLEAN OIL) Dully Gully's best riders The Grand Finale of Motocross was held on Sunday, at Hully Gully, Raceway near Varna, Ontario. The event was the last scheduled motocross at Hully Gully for the 1984 season. It was also an Ontario Points race for Seniors and Experts. Many of the province's finest riders competed for points Schoolboy 80A- Rick Tripodi, Markham; Marty Burr, Caledonia; Todd Townend, Stouffville. Schoolboy 80B- Bill Hamilton, Guelph; Michael Vallee, Tillsonburg; Jim Jervis, Burlington. Junior 125A - Tim Rayner, Brantford; Lino Zecca, Midhurst; David Marcella, Kitchener. Junior 125B -Kevin Lupton, Watford; Kelly Peev, Elmira; Nick De Turse, Mississauga.; Junior 250 - David Marcella, Kitchener; Lino Zecca, Midhurst; Steve Collins, Brownsville. Junior Open - David Marcella, Kitchener; Mark Renaud, Mt. Albert; Rob Dugnette, Comber. Senior 125 - Dean Grier- son, Orleans; John Tripp, Oakville; Randy Abele, Delhi. Senior 250 - Dean Grierson, Orleans; Don Van Patter, St. Thomas; T.J. Bryk, Bolton. Senior Open - T.J. Bryk, Bolton; Mike Valisly, New Lowell. Expert 125 - Doug Hoover, Mt. Albert; Rob Hodgson, Cambridge; Jeff Sutherland, Woodslee. The final round of the 1984 houseleague motocross season was held last Saturday, with over 70 riders competing. The best race of the day had to be the Junior B. Brian Keys, of Seaforth outran Glenn Emery, of London, to finish first overall for the day and went on to win the season championships by one point. Frank Mousseau, of Hensall won the Enduro A with 91 points. Sean Thomas, of London won the Pee Wee C class with an unprecedented 165 points. Planning for the 1985 houseleague season is well underway, the dates will be announced sometime in December. Overall Season Results: Junior A - Brian Blackburn, Exeter; Steve Collins, Brownsville, Rob Dawson, Woodstock. Junior B - Brian Keys, Seaforth; Glenn Emery, London; Kevin Lupton, Watford. Novice A - Chris Lee, Walton; Greg Par- sons, Exeter; Owen McKinley, Stratford. Pee Wee A - Jim Dickins, Hensall; Kevin Reeve, London; Paul Bingham, Sarnia. Pee Wee B - Jim Savelle, Stratford; Warren Smith, Dorchester; Steve Hewitt, London. Pee Wee C - Sean Thomas, London. Enduro A - Frank Mousseau, Hensall; Andrew Meining, London; Rick Jefferies, Sarnia. Enduro B - Steve Hutchins, Goderich; Gary Lovie, Exeter; Brian Tetreault, Sarnia. En- duroC , Spencer Clarke, Sarnia; Dave Bryson, Huron Park. Learn to dive programs Innformation on diving and water safety is available from your local branch or chapter of the following organizations: •The Royal Life Saving Society Canada •The Canadian Red Cross Society •The Canadian Amateur Diving Association •The YMCA/YWCA/YMBA •The St. John Ambulance Society The Ministry of Consumer and Commer- cial Relations can also help with informa- tion on diving safety. Contact the Consumer Information Centre, 555 Yonge St., Toronto, Ontario, M7A 2H6 or call the communica- tions Branch (416) 963-0339..