Clinton News-Record, 1985-1-9, Page 17•
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNFSDAX, dt WRY 9,1985—Page 17 t
Naturally Speaking
By Steve Cook
Fishing tips 'from Jonesy
Winter has finally arrived and will no
doubt put the final touch to the off season
blahs for fishermen. Nothing is more
discouraging to the avid angler, than the
realization that it will be several months
before he can limber up the old arm and try
to tie into a big one again. There is a form of
salvation available, however, and it comes
disguised as a book by Robert H. Jones.
Bob Jones is Elrobably Canada's best
known fisherman. e�st articles and
escapades are recognized in this part of the
country by his contributions to Ontario Out
of Doors, but his byline has appeared in
many publications throughout Canada and
the U.S. as well as exotic areas such as
Japan. Jonesy (as he is known by all) is also
a man of many talents, and is not shy about
sharing his ideas and discoveries with
fellow fishermen.
So what does all this have to do with a
fisherman who just sits on his thumbs all
winter? Well, the book I'm talking about is
just the first in a series which deal with
making your own fishing tackle and
describes how to make your own lures.
Homemade lures are very effective for
catching fish, and compared to the commer-
cial product are very inexpensive. The big-
gest advantage, however, is that your own
lures can be tailored to suit local conditions
and needs and, as you begin to understand
how they function, you can experiment until
you achieve the desired effect. Who knows,
you could even come up with a "wham
banger" that catches fish every time and
could even make you very rich. Sound im-
possible? Just remember that the world
renowned Rapalla was first carved out by
hand and all of today's big sellers had to
start out somewhere.
In Vol. 1 - Lures, Jonesy describes just
what tools are required and how to use -them
properly and safely. Most of. the tools re -
Atoms extend
CLINTON - The Clinton Atoms extended
their first place lead to eight points over se-
cond place Elma-Logan as they defeated
Seaforth 5 - 3 on Sunday afternoon.
Seaforth scored first as ' Danny Dalton
beat Clinton goalie Derek Hoggarth at the
2:10 mark of the first period. Clinton's Jason
Carter, who played an extremely good
game, tied it at 1 - 1 when Shawn Chip-
chase'.s pass put Carter in the clear for the
goal. Just before the period ended Danny
Wildfong was set up beautifully in the slot by
Scott Rathwell and Danny made no mistake
as his wrist shot hit the bottom right hand
corner.
Clinton's Mark Livermore scored the o►rly
goal of the second period as he gathered in
Danny Wildfong's rebound shot to score.
Seaforth narrowed the score to 3 - 2 early
in the third period as, Jason Beutenmiller
scored unassisted. At 6:13 Jason Carter's se-
cond goal of the -game restored°a two goal
advantage for Clinton as he scored on a high
backhander after taking a drop pass from
Darrell Lavis. Mark Livermore, Clinton's
small shifty centreman scored his second
goal as he deked the goalie after taking a
nice two way pass from Danny Wildfong and
• Runner -of) champs
at Exeter tourney
On Decembe27 at the first annual Petro-
Canada
etraCanada Atom Tournament held at Exeter,
the Clinton Atoms gathered the Runners-up
position.
Clinton was downed 11-1 to the Blenheim
Blades Atom Hockey. CLub in the champion-
ship game. Earlier on in the day Clinton had
Ai defeated Strathroy 2-1 and Exeter 4-1 to
Mr reach the championship game,
In the championship game Clinton's
Shawn Chipchase opened up the scoring to
give Clinton a 1-0 lead. But after that it was
all Blenheim as they completely outclassed
the tired, bewildered Clinton boys.
In the first game against Strathroy the
Clinton Atoms rallied from a 1-0 Strathroy
lead to score two unanswered goals in the
second period and defeated their southerrn,
opponents of the Shamrock League. Scott.
Jewitt's unassisted goal tied the score at 1-1
and Danny Wildfong's goal, assisted by
Scott Jewitt gave Clinton the victory.
In the second game against Exeter, the
teams battled even until the second period
when Scott Jewitt opened up the scoring at
2:47 after •taking a nice pass from Darrell
Lavis. At 7:49 Jason Carter skated the en-
tire ice after taking a pass from.Scett Jewitt
beside the Clinton goal to score and give
Clinton a 2-0 advantage.
In the third period with Clinton trying to
protect a two goal lead, Exeter's Joel Smith
intercepted an errant 'Clinton pass and fired
by Ro ie Marriage to cut Clinton's lead tb
2-1. Clifton's Shawn Chipchase restored the
two goal lead as he scored a breakaway
goal. Jason Carter's lead pass led to Chip -
chase's breakaway. Finally, another goal
by Shawn Chipchase on a rebound closed out
the scoring. Scott Rathwell had originally
taken the shot when Chipchase stuffed home
the rebound.
For finishing runners-up each Clinton
player received a trophy. As well, Shawn
Chipchase was chosen as Clinton's most
valuable player in the championship game
against Blenheim. Shawn received a hockey
stick for his fine efforts.
Atoms Post Shutout
On Saturday, Dec. 29 the Clinton Atoms
travelled to Mitchell to take on the Mitchell
Atom Hawks. Clinton's goalies Derek Hog-
garth and Robllie Marriage turried aside 10
shots to earn their fourth shutout of the
',season as Clinton earned a 5-0 win.
Shawn Chipchase led the Atom attack
with a hat trick. Mark Livermore and Jason
Carter added singles. Scott Jewitt added
two assists while Darrell •1 avis and Scott
Rathwell added one asciat each. Clinton out -
shot their opponent ' ,y a 22 to 10 count.
quired will already be found in normal
households, and anything extra which might
be required will not bend the budget too
much. Once you have the equipment need-
ed, you're ready to start., and Bob describes
the best way to find the materials and com-
ponents needed to manufacture your
favorite style of lure. He then takes you step
by step through the stages of making
spoons, spinners, wooden plugs, and spinner
baits.
Bob goes on even further to explain lead
head jigs and moulds for jigs and sinkers.
There.is some excellent advice about work -
nig .with molten lead in a chapter by itself,
and is certainly a must to read and
understand before any experimenting with
this product is done.
The book ends up by discussing the final
touches which are put to your pride and joy
that mare them killers in the water.
Vol. 1- Lures is very well done with lots of
pictures and diagrams to help explain the
fine points. The text is done in Jonesy's easy
style, which makes interesting reading.
Technical information is there, but in an
easy to understand format, not lists of tables
. and graphs.
I can't think of a better way for a
frustrated fisherman to spend a winter
evening, than by reading this book. And, I
can almost guarantee that if you are any
kind of an angler at all, it won't be long
before the pocket knife is out and you're try-
ing your hand at your first wooden plug. And
once you start, you'll be hooked, so to speak.
The 8-1/4" x 11" soft cover, "Make Your
Own Fishing Tackle Volume 1 - Lures"
should be available in bookstores soon, or
you can order your copy direct for $8.95
from Special Interest Publications, Div. of
McLean Hunter Limited, 202-1132 Hamilton
St., Vancouver, B.C. V6B 2S2.
lstplace lead
Scott Rathwell. Seaforth added the last goal,
but it was too little, too late as Clinton"
skated away with the victory.
Clinton Atom Scoring.
Statistics
Player's Name G A
Shawn Chipchase 24
Scott Jewitt 15
Jason Carter, 13.
Mark Livermore 12
Danny Wildfong 8
Darrell Lavis 5
Scott Rathwell 10
Chris Kennedy 7
Gerri Cappelli 5
Jeff Riley 3
Mark King
Scott Wright
Scott Shaddick
P PIM
13 37 6
17 32 10
13 26 6
12 24 0
9 17 12.
11 16 4
5 15 0
7 14 4
2 7 0
4 7 0
2 5 7 0
2 4 6 6
1 4 5 2
Robbie Marriage 0 1 1 0
Note: Goalies Derek Hoggarth and Robbie
Marriage have combined for four shutouts.
The team record is 18 wins" and four losses.
W.O.A.A. Atom Standings
(as of Jan. 1)
W L -T Pts
8 1 0 16
4 4 1 9
4 6 0 8
3 2 2
2 6 1
Clinton
Elma-Logan
Mitchell
Seaforth
Wingham
8
5
He shoots!
The Varna baseball diamond serves two purposes. In the winter season is it turned into a
smooth outdoor ice rink and local boys find it just right for a game of weekend hockey.
(Mary Chessell photo
Atoms consolation champs at Wingham
WINGHAM - Last weekend the Clinton
Atoms captured the Consolation trophy at
the Second Annual Wingham Optimist Atom
Tournament by defeating Brussels in the
championship game by a score of 9 -1.
In the first game of the tournament Alma -
Logan dropped Clinton to the consolation
side by defeating Clinton 4 - 2. Scoring for
Clinton were Danny Wildfong unassisted
and Shawn Chipchase, assisted by Jason
Carter. Alma -Logan had trailed Clinton
throughout the game until the last four
minutes when they scored three goals to put
the game out of reach.
In the second game Clinton was matched
up against Mitchell. Clinton grabbed a 2 - 0
first period lead on goals by Jeff Riley
assisted by Gerri Cappelli and Gerri Cap-
pelli assisted by Mark King. Mitchell scored,
the lone goal of the second period to narrow
the lead to 2 - 1, but Clinton scored 5
unanswered goals in the third period to put
the game away.
At 2:29 of the third Scott Rathwell was set
up by Scott Wright to give Clinton a 3 - 1
lead. About a minute later, Jeff Riley scored
his second goal of the game on a beautiful
passing play from linemates Mark King and
Gerri-Cappelli. Shawn Chipchase increased
Clinton's lead further as he scored on a
breakaway. Jason Carter and Darrell Lavis
assisted on the goal. Scott Jewitt's solo rush
gave Clinton a 6.- 1 lead and Jason Carter
completed the scoring for Clinton as he
scored assisted by Scott Jewitt and Darrell
Laois.
In the champiopship game against
Brussels, Clinton completely dominated
play from the opening face-off. Twenty
seconds gone into the game Clinton's fine
rushing defencernan, Scott Jewitt, set the
tone for the' game as he made one of his
brilliant solo dashes to score and give Clin-
ton a 1 - 0 lead. Gerri Cappelli increased
Clinton's lead to 2 - 0 two minutes later with
assists going to Scott Jewitt and Jeff Riley.
Before the first period ended:Chris Kendy
gave Cliriton:a 3 - 0 cushion with assists from
Scott Jewitt and Mark Livermore.
After Brussels cut the Clinton lead to 3 - 1
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in the second period Shawn Chipchase cash-
ed in on a two on one .break with Jason
Carter to give Clinton a 4 - 1 advantage.
Scott Rathwell also drew an assist. Darrell
Lavis' goal at 8:51 increased Clinton's lead
to 5 - 1. Shawn Chipchase earned the only
assist.
In the third period Clinton scored four
unanswered goals. Scott Jewitt scored his
second of the game, Jason Carter with the
assist from Scott Shaddick got the second
goal of the period. Shawn Chipchase closed
out the scoring as he scored two goals to
give him a hat trick. On Chipchase's first .
goal Scott Rathwell and Darrell Lavis earn-
ed the assists and on Chipchase's last goal
Lavis and Jason Carter drew the assists.
In winning the consolation game each
Clinton member received a pennant as a
souvenir of their victory.
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