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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-03-30, Page 19—PAt;F' ig O to oil who supported the Clinton Minor Hockey Dance lost Saturday evening, making the dance such a suc- cess. � o Ship yrya���< st lieffron Uyth S0PPER F LI ITE CO - PER TIVLS OF 'NT BRIO Livestock Ml srkettng Division Ontario Stockyards. Toronto Stockers and Feeders Avettebiep P OfE MY 0 AM M©NCIAYS 523-4221 •••••i.- An` .L£ comes Vit., k) Li junior FarL2ers forme Hilts On March 23 the newly formed Clinton and District Junior Farmers held their first sneering with an enthusiastic crowd of 45 attending. This is the second time a Junior Far- mers dub has been attempted in Clinton. A few years ago one was started but that club left Clinton and started up in Auburn. .'The response was overwhelming," said Bryan Williams, the past president of the Huron County Junior Farmers. Mr. Williams said t Junior Farmers club was encouraged in Clinton by the county club. The county sent a letter to 4-H members and a few other people in- forming them about Junior Farmers and about upcoming meetings. Mr. Williams said the response to the letters encouraged them to go ahead and start the club. Junior Farmers is open to persons from 15 to 30 years -old. The club participates in community betterment projects as well as a number of social events. "The Junior Farmers is anything but just for farmers. It's for everybody. Junior Farmers gives its members a chance to make lasting friendships," said Mr. Williams. At the meeting on March 23 the club held an election for their executive. Larry Plaetzer will be this year's president and Ralph Nivens will be the vice president. Marilyn Archambault was elected club secretary and Al Lavis will be the New gr New Grant Programa A new five-year program will be effective on April 1, 1983. It provides grants up to 50 per cent of construction costs to a maximum of $7500 per farm for erosion control devices and one-third the 48. Coming Events WETTLAUFER We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to all our friends and neighbours, for the floral tributes, memorial donations, cards and many acts of kindness shown to us during the Toss of our deor mother and grandmother Mrs. Ruby Quehl of Tavistock. Sincerely, The Wettlaufers, Harold, Donna and Poul.-- 13x - BETTLES We wont to thank Alvin and Barbara and family for a wonderful day on our 65th Wed- ding Anniversary. Also thanks for all gifts and cards from the family, neighbors and friends. Allen and Annie.- 13x LOCKHART We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the many acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes receiv- ed from relatives, neighbours and friends during our recent sad bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. J. Bechtel, Ball and Falconer Funeral Home, and all others who assisted in any way. Glenn Lockhart and family. - 13x DWYER would like to thank all my friends, and family for the cards, treats and visits while I was in the hospital. Many thanks to Dr. Baker and the nur- sing staff and a very special thanks to Henry and Grace Buff- ing°. Herb Duizer. - 13 treasurer. The County Directors will Rick Archambault, Margie Wise and Jewitt. Ray Flynn will be the zone representative. This year's News Re, inter is Dave Wise. According to Mr. Williams the Clinton and u-istrict Junior Farmers will par- ticipate in two or three community projects this year. One project that is already underway is the posting of dangerous gas signs. The chi?) will be working in conjunction will the Farm and Home Safety group in posting dangerous gas signs on the silos of farms in Stanley, Goderich and Morris Town- ships. It is hoped the signs will reduce the number of accidents connected with the ngerous gases by warning people of its isonous presetnce. According to Mr. Williams, two people have died in the last five years in these counties in gas related deaths. On April 9 the Clinton club will be hosting the Provincial Junior Farmer Drama Festival. The festival will be held in Blyth and 10 groups from across the province will be represented. Each group will be putting on a one act play. Huron, Middlesex and Bruce have their acts registered and the rest are expected to sign up soon. If the first meeting is any indication of the future of the Junior Farmers in Clinton, it should be a long lasting club that will definitely add to Clinton and the surrounding communities. ill � program cost of manure storages to a maximum of $5,000 per farmer or per corporation or per partnership. The new program is not connected with the old Dire. A farmer is still eligible for up to $5000 assistance for manure storage even though he or she may have collected the maximum $31i00 assistance for manure storage under the old program. We expect to receive application forms and brochures by early April. - Don Pullen Ag. Rep. Termination Of Farm Productivity Incentive Program Farmers wishing to apply for assistance under this program will have to file ',office. Also "Vegetable notice of intent at our office Production Recom- by March 31st, 1983. Work mendations," Publication must be completed and the 363, are available. Same final application delivered to charge as last year - the office by June 30th, 1983. "FREE". This assistance amounted -John Heard, to 40 percent of the ca, tal ; - As .4t. Ag> Rep...- - Apr l meeting of ACW held cost up to a maximum of $3000. for two different categories. An applicant could claim up to $3000 ( less any grants received under the 1967-79 program) for production facilities - new structures or structural additions, tile drainage, silos and grain and feed storages. The same applicant could claim a similar amount for a combination of the following projects; erosion control devices, manure storages and alternative livestock watering facilities adjacent to water courses. Publications Available Believe it or not, both Publication 75 - "Guide to Chemical Weed Control" and Publication 296 - "Field Crop Recommendations" are in good supply at the O.M.A.F. Last Wednesday night the Clinton and District Junior Farmer Executive was chosen. From left to right, front row: Rick Archambault, county director; Margie Wise, county director; Larry Plaetzer, president; .:ill Jewitt, county director and Jim Nivins, past president. Back row Dave Wise, news reporter; Ralph Nivins, vice president; Ray Flynn, zone representative, Marilyn Archambault, secretary and Al Lavis, treasurer. 1 Rod Hilts photo) By ':'lanche eeves Last Sunday being Palm Sunday communion was celebrated in St. James' Church at Middleton. Rev. Reynolds blessed the palms and during the reading of the Gospel the Sunday School children gave the congregation their palm crosses - Len Mills and Edward Deeves received the offering. The April meeting of the A.C.W. will be held at the Best interest * 1 1 34% S Years Annual We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest being of- fered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. *5trbiect to change eti Gaiser=Knew e Iusureoc Br kers e Inc. EXETER CLIPITOPI GRAND BEND GODLRICH 235-2420 482-9747 238-8484 524-2918 ,,oro EST. 1975 GOL SMITH -SILVERSMITH JEWELLER' DESIGNS' REP :':IRS ALSO CERAMICS. WEAVING, WOOD, AWT, GLASS CANADIAN AWARD WINNING DESIGNER S24-4509 5s WEST ST., GODERICH, ONTARIO Are you over 60 or turning 71 before December 31, 1983 ? 1/ you are and wish 10 sr cure o I,fetime income your R R S P Coll ARNOLD STINNISS(N 117 Gorterich Ssreeee Fos' Seotor9h Res 527-0410 We hove other 5 year investments at vary competitive mitis Irnm home of Doreen Welsh and this will be The Thank Offering meeting. Not many snowmen are made the end of March. On Sun. y Donna Mills visiting with the Deeves made one decked out in John Jeeves' Legion hat. Legion euchre and dart results Scores Irmo last Tuesday night's euchre saw high score go to A. Fisher with an 84. Lone hands were taken by H. Black with 6. Low score was E. Schellenberger NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT NI NDAY, APRIL 4, 1983 HULLETT MUNICIPAL OFFICE, LONDf1SBOf;IlO 8:00 P.M. This is a public meeting held under Section 12 and 17 of The Planning Act, RSO MO, to discuss a proposed amendment to the Official plan for the County of Huron Planning Area permitting the establishment of a municipal gravel pit on Part of Lot 13, Concession 2 es shown on the Key Map. I 119 township of HULLETT Chi 5 4 i:—r- ; I...l. I z AiSp i aibry \ r• I 13 II 2,10 o t o i0 0 I M 0 0,0 K, 9 r 4 int L tl ' Ica.' .1 L L A copy of the proposal is available for viewing at the municipal office of the Township Cierk. HURON CO NTY PLAN ING HOAR 1, Spieces of o1denhieken 4 � �so English StIe Fish Med. Salads (of your choice) 1 Family French Friss FRIDAY -SATURDAY -SON AY APRIL 1-2-3 33 Victoria Street, CLINTON 0140949 A>Sr AD ?OQr Aft POCK t.W FRIED CHICKEN ND SEAFOOD Thi' Best of Both frim) f)'air' l ( 482-7337 OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK SUNDAY -THURSDAY 10 AM.10 PM FRIDAY A 4,ATURD AY 10 AM -12 MIDNIGHT MAW RITE: CLOSING . i;:ZD FRIDAY AT 10 P.M. OWNED AND OPERATED nv DOUG R69UDE with 48. Thursday night mixed dart results from last week were high couple Joyce Scott and Neil Elliott. Ladies' high score was Brenda Atkinson with a 112. High men's score was 'ferry Hollinshead. Low couple of the night was Karen Greidanus and Perry Wood (Blyth). Watt GnrdInerrs Barber Shop WILL HE CLOSED APRIL 1-11 OPEN April 12 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30. 1 Nap WI SAT., APRIL 9 kat et the Goderich Township Community Centra Sponsored by 5.5. No. 4 Coeeeenonity Club DANCING 9 PM -1 AM TO "Country C®erre,osteons" 10 - Lunch Phone C42-7211 for tickets This Thurs. & Sat. WINDJAMMER No Cover Next Thurs., Fri. & Sat. DAYBREAK No Cover Thurs., Fri. & Sat. April 14, 15, 16. GEORGIA STRAIT Sat. Matinee No Cover Daily Luncheon Specials Happy Easter! Rhiewl er lie, neI Cktb DOG O'1'EDIFNCE CLASSES starting April 6th at 7:30 pen 10 week course LOCATION: Set forth Community Centre F • ''t FURTHER INFORMATION OR PTFE -REGISTRATION CALL: PHIL BRA LEY 482 7 34 JOE LORD 482-3372 ANCEFIT of the Goderich Township Noll Holmesville TUESDAYS AND T 4URSDAYS 10 WEEKS - 25.00 STARTS TUESDAY APRIL 5 TWO CLASSES: 7-8 PM OR 0:15-9:15 PM REGISTER FIRST NIGHT OR CALL Eleanor Ritchie 482-9929 Sponsored by Goderich Township Recreation Committee SATURDAY ONLY 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Closed Good Friday PET Final Inventory Clearance Entire 1982 stock of 1st quality nrpe must be cleared as low as OFF Alaianian,.wrydaypried or comparabl. Alaianian book prig!' PLUS... you rec - Ive an EXTRA 4.00 BONUS off each sq. Detre f 19:2 st ck this Saturday!! Rolls -and rolls of broadloom. Hundreds of room -size rugs and Indian rugs. FOR BEST SELECTION . SH( 1116 D•arn•ss Orly 681-5 202 i 103 Ad ibldo North 432=1147Cash -- budget Or LONDON CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY — OPE II SATURDAY 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.