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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-09-11, Page 20r; +het w4,444,4nr:faan. P Bateman designs new stamp Canada's first Wildlife Habitat Con- servation Stamp is now available from the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH), Ontario's largest provincial con- servation organization. All revenue generated by the Federation's sale of the stamp and a limited edition print of the • stamp design, will be used to protect wildlife habitat in Ontario. The original artwork for the stamp was painted by internationally renouned Cana- dian wildlife artist and conservationist, SRobert Bateman. Entitled Mallard Pair - Early Winter, it depicts a hen and drake in a wetland setting. As the first stamp inthe series to be issued annually by Habitat Canada, it is expected to sell out quickly to conservationists, the general public and collectors. Additional money will be raised by requiring hunters to purchase the $4 stamp when they buy a migratory game bird permit. The OFAH will take orders for the signed, numbered, limited edition print which ranges in price from $195 to $2,500 depen- ding upon the edition and package selected. For more information on the stamp or print, or to place an order, contact Ontario Federation of Anglers and Huinters, Box 28, Peterborough, Ontario, K9J 6Y5, (705) 748- 6324. +++ Millions of hunters and others interested in the behavior and lore of North America's favorite big game animal - the whitetail deer - now have an opportunity to study whitetails in depth without so much as set- ting foot into the deer's natural domain. A pair of new video cassette tapes, Way of the Whitetail and Successful Whitetail Deer Hunting produced by 3M in association with the National Rifle Association's Public Education and Hunter Services Division and 011) The Remington Arms Company, were released in July. Both will be available for purchase or rental through better sporting goods stores, video rental facilities and related outlets. "These two new tapes are highly infor- mative for hunters and non -hunters alike," says Howard West, Project Manager, 3M Leisure Time Products. "They reflect the same professional production standards and attention to detail that have made 3M's highly acclaimed Sportsman's Video Collec- tion of fishing, hunting and retriever train- ing tapes so popular." West also says he is especially pleased that 3M was able to rely on the expertise and advice of two of America's premier hunting related organizations - NRA and Remington - in producing the new tapes. Way of the Whitetail is directed towards naturalists, hunters, photography buffs, students and related audiences. It captures the majestic nature of this intriguing animal and the excitement of searching for and observing it in its natural element. Special focus examines the relationship of deer and predator, deer behavior during the fall rut- ting season and environmental factors af- fecting population. It deals in-depth with the behavior and biological aspects of this great animal. Way of the Whitetail dispells several com- mon myths about deer habits, their senses and sport hunters. Emphasis is placed on the common goal shared by hunters and non-huntersalike: the health and well being of the deer population. The second tape Successful Whitetail Deer Hunting is for the sport hunter who wants to increase his hunting success through a broader lgiowledge of whitetail behavior. The viewer learns how to use knoweldge of deer behavior during and after the rutting season (gained from "Way of the Whitetail") to develop new and more effec- tive hunting strategies. "In developing new educational programs in recent years," Adkins adds, "NRA has become increasingly aware of the value of audio-visual information and entertain- ment, particularly in the form of videotape. When we heard 3M was producing a series of tapes dealing with game species and hun- ting techniques, we saw it as an . excellent opportunity to become involved in a wor- thwhile project. The NRA is particularly in- ay Stave Cooke terested in getting the wildlife management message to the general public and in em- phasizing hunting technique and ethical behavior to the sports hunters among us." Remington Arms, America's oldest gun maker, has been looking at video program- ming in recent years as a natural extension to its educational Remington Film Library. "We see video as an effective means of favorably exposing people - especially young people - to the enjoyment of hunting and shooting," says Jerry Quinn of Rem- ington's Marketing Communications Department. "At Remington, we've long been involved in programs that emphasize how the hunting and shooting sports can pro- vide a lifetime of fun and quality outdoor ex- periences that can't be duplicated in any other way." "Hunting really is a year round activity," Quinn says. "Even in the off season, hunters like to plan for the next hunt, think about past hunts, learn more about equipment and game species, and sharpen their skills. That's where VCRs and videotapes corn in. Co -sponsoring the new whitetail tapes with 3M was a natural fit." Both Way of the Whitetail and Successful Whitetail Deer Hunting were produced for Leisure Tim Products - 3M by Jerry Chiap- petta, well known outdoor writer and film maker. Scenes were shot in upper central Pennsylvania, Michigan's lower peninsula and in Wisconsin and South Dakota, but app- ly as well to Ontario's deer herds. Fifty-eight Minutes in length, each tape is available in either Beta or VHS format for $69.95 US. It's expensive, but if it was shared by a deer hunting gang, it would be only $10 each and could prove well worth that the first season out. For more information or to order, contact 3M, Leisure Time Products, Department LT85-5, Post Office Box 33600, 3M Center, Si. Paul, MN 55133-3600. cLINTo NEW -R '�""'a, MPEM Lawn bowlers at local tournaments l�q 0 tve CLINTON - At the Clinton Lawn Bowling Club's September 3 jitney, Della Slavin won the ladies' high and Walter Newcombe took the men's high. The following day, Jean Gray and Doreen McCallum were in the money at the Wingham tournament. While Jean and Doreen were winning in Wingham, Bert Gray and Lonnie Mathews were winning in New Hamburg. On September 7, Bert ('=ray and Pinner Murraytook part in the Lueknow competition. Bert and Hary McCallum also participated in the Hanover tournament. At the Clinton tournament on September 8, Elliott Lapp and his team of Audrey Walsh and Lonnie Mathews emerged as winners. The consolation title went to Elmer Murray and his team of Jean Gray and Charlie Wallis. at's bugging moose? The Ministry of Natural Resources is so concerned about the effects of ticks on moose that it has established a research program in Algonquin Park, reveals "Angler & Hunter" magazine. Dr. Ed Ad- dison is Chairman of the research team that wants to know if ticks are killing moose directly, or if ticks are just one factor that contributes to the premature demise of the huge animals. Blood loss and hair loss are two effects of tick infestation. The irritation produced Moffat takes over 16 to is champions ip CLINTON - Tennis players from the Clin- ton area participated in a tennis tournament at the Central Huron Secondary School ( CHSS) courts on September 7. Twelve athletes played in the competition which in- cluded three events: singles for ages 16 and. . under; singles for over 16; and doubles. In the over 16 singles event, Dave Moffat defeated Terry Cox 7-5 in the final to claim the championship. With a 6-3 triumph in the consolation finals. Jeff Dupee tpok third place ahead of Dean Cartwright. This event had seven entrants and delivered some ex- citing tennis action. The 16 and under category saw Matt Ker- rigan go undefeated in the five man round robin format to win the event. Heng Lee finished second, lasing only once. The ,doubles .champions were Terry Cox and Chris Kerrigan, who defeated Charlie Greidan us and Andrew Koostra and follow- ed with a victory over Matt Kerrigan and Heng Lee. BACHERT MEATS *Try our own smoked pork chops -"), for the bar -b -q season° //CUSTOM KILLING, FREEZING Cutting & Wrapping KILL DAY ON TUESDAY fmeat Gov't. Inspected on the farm 1 MILE EAST OF WALTON 887-9328 Canadian Radio -Television Telecommunications Commission Conseil de la radiodiffusion et des telecommunications canadlennes and NOTICE CRTC -PUBLIC NOTICE 1985=198 •The CRTC has received the following application: Bluewater TV Cable Welted 3. GODERICH, CLINTON, VANASTRA ET HOLMESVILLE (Ont.) Application (851482000) by BLUEWATER TV CABLE LIMITED. a) to change the authorized distribution of the television service, by adding the distribution of the CBC Parliamentary network service via satellite ANIK D, and to 'change the methods of reception of CHCH-TV Hamilton from off•air to satellite from the CANCOM network; and b) to amend the licence for the broadcasting receiving undertaking service the above - noted communities, by increasing the authorized maximum monthly fee from $9.81 to $10.22. The present maximum monthly fee was authorized on 23 February 1984 (Decision CRTC 84.145). The application moy be examined at: R.R. 2, Clinton, NOM ILO. Anyone may . view the complete documentation of this notice at the licencee s address noted above; at the CRTC, Central Building. les Terrasses de la C'haudiere. 1 Promenade du Portage. Room 561. Hull, Quebec. Interventions must be filed with the Secretory General, CRTC. Ottawa. Ont, K1'A ON2 and a true copy to the applicant on or before 4 October 1985. For more information you may also call the CRTC Public Hearings Branch of (819) 997.1328 or 997 1027. CRTC Information Services in Hull at(819)997 0313 Can acr5 Pt Dean Cartwright (left) and Ming Lee took part in the Clinton tennis tournament on September 7 at Central Huron Secondary School. Cartwright went on to the consolation finals in the 16 and over category but lost to Jeff Dupee. ( Anne Narejko photo) catch exc COME AN OUT FOR CLINTON'S LAST DAY OF RACING FOR 1985 CLINTON RACEWAY PRESENTS "The mottle of the Sexes" THIS SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 15 See some of North America's top women drivers compete with our top dash drivers - Karen Fekete Cindy Horner Laurie McKnight Jean McLeod S N Ross Batkin Ray McLean John Muir Fred Sadler OVER $1000 . IN CASH AND PRIZES TO THE WINNING TEAM Plus a Citizen Quartz Watch to the top woman and top man driver - donated by Anstett Jewellers. FREE ADMISSION For Ladies CLINTON RACEWAY POST TIME 1:30 P.M. when the tick sucks blood causes the moose to rub or scratch. As a result, an affected moose has numerous bald patches that leave its skin exposed to cold and wet weather during the winter months. The moose in the Alfred Bog in eastern Ontario have been subject to serious tick attacks, as have the moose east of Thunder Bay and in the Swastika/Cochrane area. As the size of the province's moose herd increases, the tick problems may grow as well. t -T ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET FT. E 1 ET ET ET ET ET ET FT ET ET ET ET ET ET • ET:.. ET. ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET .:ET E.T.ET ET ET ET F.T. NEWS • ET ET F a T ET` ti ET. ET. ET ET T ET ET ET. ET'. ET ET' ET` ET ET ET. Et ET.. ET ET. ET ET ET FT. ET ET ET. 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Draw will be made October 15th. **:I=:Ec=Y-I*********=I:;!-•(•-I••I.'k****-1-******:*****x=I•.;I::I * AIR CANADA — CP AIR SEAT SALE Air Canada and CP Air are offering up to 70% saving on air flights in Canada, year round. Call us for complete details. •E• I E I I I 1 1 4 'I I l i i i I I k'I"1-'I'-1''Y'!' k'{ **'i' I i 1**** NEW DESTINATIONS 85/86 There are several new holiday destinations being offered this winter. Here are justia few to consider: - Curacao with Carousel Tours - Treasure Key and Palm Springs with CP Holidays - St. Kitts & Hilton Head with Adventure Tours - Grand Cayman and Fort Myers with Paramount - St. Maarten and Columbia with Thomson Vacations "These and more destinations are being of- fered this winter. New brochures are now available. Early Booking specials are being offered by several wholesalers. "Book Ear- ly For Your Best Buy."II **********************1. .; *•I:*�f::1 * ,::I **k•1••p• •I .I -I ET'..' 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