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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-02-25, Page 25i i Entertainer for Weekends only. Apply in person to: Bingo Lucan Arena Wednesday, Feb. 25 Doors open - 6:30 Bingo Starts 7:30 Regular games, share the wealth, standup February Specials Every Wednesday night in February $1000 Jackpot game Mystery Bingo Game * Bonanza 5500.00 in 50 calls Escalating $100 and 1 call per week Due to license regulations no one under 16 years of age will be admitted and Hotel WINTER HOURS Fri., Sat., Sun. only Carnival Costume Dance Feb. 28 1st .prize Tower Suite 2nd prize Dinner for two $4000 Value 3rd prize Bottle of Champagne Live Band Joe Edmonds Trio Reserve your table now Admission $600 p.p. Please call 236.7707 'RR 2 Zurich Hwy. 21, 10 km. north of Grand Bend. Just north of St. Joseph EXIT'! R iNN-DIA INN-DIANS WIN — The Exeter Inn-dians won the 'A' championship of Saturday's sno-pitch tourney at the South Huron Rec Centre. Back, left, Brett Lavier, John Westlake, Dave Urlin, Al Riley and Terry Caldwell. Front, Roseanne Lavier, Donna Westlake, Meg Urlin, Joan Finkbeiner, Marilyn Riley and Noel Westlake. Missing were Morley Obre and Gary Lavier. T -A photo Huron farm and home news Weaner Most peple feel that placing wean- ed pigs on decks or in cages is the way to go. After all. pigs on decks are clean and dry - but are they healthy'? Experience tells us that weaned pigs on decks need a constant temperature of at least 80 degreesF t 26.6 degrees('). Even in a well insulated barn, this takes a lot of additional heat. For example, most successful pro- ducers . feel that the inlet 'air for a weaner room should be drawn from a preheat area such as a hallway or heated feed room. Normally this air should be heated to approximately 65 degreesF" (18 degreesC) before it enters the weaner room. Of course, this inlet air temperature will vary depending on the number of pigs in the room, size of pigs, amount of in- sulation etc... - Too often, 1 find producers forcing • the pigs to heat the room. This usual- ly results in high humidity. high am- monia, stale air and sick pigs. If a producer isn't prepared to add enough heat to keep the air fresh. maybe the pigs would be better off on solid floors snuggled into a good layer of straw. Sam Bradshaw Engineering Technician huron and Perth Counties ¥ ¥ ¥ District 3, Ontario Sheep Marketing Agency, has scheduled a meeting of interest to everyone in the sheep business. This will be held at Wesley - Willis United Church. Clinton on Thursday, February 26 at 8:00 p.m. Ft BARN DANCE Friday, Feb. 27 SINGLES DANCE Music by Country Versatiles Dancing' 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Sat., Feb. 28 Musk by JOE OVERHOLT & THE STANDBYS Dancing 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. SUN., MARCH 1 Old Time Fiddlers Jamboree 2 p.m. to ? Proceeds after expenses go to Shriners Children's Hospital No blue jeans please 349.2678 Group reservations welcome let.The South 7 Huron 11 Ret Centre Arena Activities Wed., Feb. 25 5:30 - 10:30 Minor Hockey Thurs., Flab. 26 10:30-11:30/1-2 Moms and Tots 4 - 8 Figure Skating 8 - 9 Ringette 9 - 11:30 Rec League Fri., Feb. 27 PD Day 9:30 - 11:30 Shinney $3.00 each 1 • 2 Free Skate 7 yrs. &under 2 - 3 Free Skate 8 yrs. and over 5 - 7 Minor Hockey 7 - 12 Rec League Tourney Sat., Feb. 28 8 o.m. - 11 p.m. Rec League Tourney Sun., Mar. 1 7 p.m. Rec League Tourney 7 - 10 Mohawks vs New Hamburg (if necessary) Mon., Mar. 2 4 • 9:30 Figure Skating 9:30 - 11 Molting Hawks vs Belmont Tues., Mar. 3 10:30-11:30/1.2 Moms and Tots 4 • 8 Minor Hockey 8 - 10 Precision 10 • 11 Hawks decks practical? Walter Renwick will speak on "Electronic Marketing". This meeting is rescheduled from the stormy evening of February 12. Don Pullen Agricultural Representative for Huron County ¥ ¥ ¥ Creative leadership, team building and priority management are the goals of the upcoming 1987 Regional 4-11 Club- Leaders' Conference. The 1987 theme, "The Keys of 4-11 Leader- ship" will he highlighted at the meeting in Atwood, Tuesday, March 3. Feature speaker at the conference is Bob Gernon, a human resource development specialist. One hundred 4-11 club leaders are expected to attend. Over 5,000 men and women in Ontario dedicate their time to developing the skills of 19,000 4-11 members. Jack Hagarty, director, rural organizations and services branch of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, says "The conference will provide 4-11 leaders with an oppor- tunity to exchange ideas, develop human and technical skills and be recognized for the important con- tribution they make to the 4-11 program. Youth and their needs have chang- ed. The Ministry feels that the need is greater than ever before to provide leaders with the skills and knowledge which will allow them to provide a local club program that is exciting and challenging". In 1987, 4-11 members can choose projects ranging from foods, veterinary, livestock, field crops, clothing, farm safety, life skills and farm machinery. Leader training is available for all leaders who want to get involved. For more information contact: On- tario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, P.O. Box 159, 20 King Street, Clinton, Ontario NOM ILO. Telephone 1519) 482-3428: Toll free 1-800-265-5171 or 1-800-265-5170. Cheryl Brine Rural Organization Specialist ¥ ¥ Help is only a Phone ('all Away Farmers helpline I-80(1-2fi5-1511 (Toll Free) If you're needing help in coping with a problem or problems, on your farm, call the Farmers helpline. The Helpline was established in November of 1985 by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, to provide support to farm families who are experiencing difficulties. The trainedstaff at the Helpline will listen to your situation and make the appropriate referral) s) for, you. So if you are having problems obtaining this year's line of credit, if you have a legal concern, or family problems or if you're feeling that you're under too much pressure, call the helpline. If you need information on transi- tion programs or in exploring alter- natives to increase your income either on or off of the farm, call the Helpline. You don't have to give your name when you call and all information is strictly confidential. Over 1,700 farmers have already made use of the Helpline. You can take the first step in helping yourself by calling the Helpline. Trained staff are on duty form 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday to Friday. After hours and weekends, an answering service will page the staff person on call; and they will call you back'promptly. If you need help, it's only a phone call away - 1-800-265-1511. Dennis Martin Farm Management Specialist for Huron County ¥ ¥ ¥ Time. ,11seems as though there's never enough of it. In the kitchen, there's always a daily race against the clock, but fast-food take-out and convenience foods like frozen dinners and canned meals aren't always the best solution. Short Order Meals can help cooks prepare quick, tasty meals in minutes. Take the time Now, and let Short Order Meals help you find more time. This program -will help you prepare complete nutritious menus in less than 45 minutes, from the moment you enter the kitchen to the time the meal arrives on the table. You'll learn time -saving tips, how to use a knife properly. quick cooking methods, creative spicing, and new recipe ideas. Pre -registration is necessary. Workshops are planned for: Wednesday, March 4 10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Huronview Auditorium, Clinton: -Wednesday, March 4 6:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. Huronview Auditorium,. Clinton; Thursday, March 5 6:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. Huronview Auditorium, Clinton. For more information, contact Cheryl Brine. Acting Rural Organiza- tion Specialist, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, 20 King St.. Clinton. Phone: 482-3428 or 1-800-265-5170. Middle age is a time when your memory is shorter, your experience longer, your stamina lower, and your forehead higher. Beginning March 1 We will be open '7 days a week Mon. to Fri. 7 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. Kitchen Closes at 7:30 p.m. /, ocseshofe, Diner Dashwood 237-3753 i i Parkhill Silver Blades presents Carnival '87 ' "The Great White North" Sun., March 8, 1987 • 2&7p.m. Tickets - Adults $3.00, Children under 12 - $2.50 Pre-schoolers Free - Guest Skaters - Shelley Smith - Julie Hughes - Sherry Ball & Chris Bourne (pairs skaters) 1 Times -Advocate, February 25, 1987 Buck & Doe for Allen Rushton and Paulette Jordan Feb. 28 at Crediton For more information call 235-2913 or 228-6473 Page 13A KEEGAN'S INN IN CENTRALIA presents the versatile sounds of "Smooth Approximation" Feb. 27th, 28th 9-1 Our newly renovated licensed dining room is OPEN 10-285-8 Mon. thru Sat. Come out & Try Us Exeter Legion Auxiliary Dabber Bingo Thursday, Feb. 26 8 p.m. GUARANTEED JACKPOT "Letter H $50.00" Full Card $500.00 Early Bird , 10 regular games, 2 specials, share the wealth, Mini Jackpot No persons under 16 allowed to play Licence number 537449 Optimist Club of Kirkton-Woodham /r! Snowmobile Poker Rally Sun., Mar. 1st 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Starting from Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre ••� • THE SQUARE PARK T}IMIRE _ • ODERICH • 24-7811 • • "HILARIOUS ADVENTURE cpliepy" STARTS: • • • • F1 T• • • • BETTE t� ` SHELLEY 7 a 9 •• MIDLER '_ LONG SUN.-THURS. • . ('�\ 7:30 .••: # 1 •:: -• COMM, uEEw►N • Ilretne Womb Owl . TUESDAY •2.50 : OUTRAGEOIJS ADULTSa• • YOUTHS • FO • • • • FRIDAY • •. • • • • • • • • • • • • • ENDS •• OVRTH95P THURSDAY• NIGHTLY • 7:30 • SYLVESTER STALLONE • Pizza • Subs • Mexican Food 437 Main St., Exeter 535.1842 • NOW SERVING • Homemade Burgers & Foot Longs INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL Ham burg- ers 994 Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun.