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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1985-09-25, Page 25N S- 'lice WPDNESDAYM AIVOMR25,190§ Al Kyle aims at the skeet during the trap shooting contest at the Huron Fish and Game Farm near Clinton on September 21. The 4 -Ii members judge classes Each time we buy an article whether large or small, costly or inexpensive, we should be making a conscious effort to judge its suitability, its quality and its worth. On Thursday, September 19th, 90 4-H members from Huron, Perth,. Middlesex, Elgin, Oxford, Kent :and Essex counties did just that. They met at the Talbotyille Livestock Exchange for a morning of judg- ing. Classes of soybeans, dairy cows, market steers, blue jeans, school lunL,ies. were judged and general quizzes • were answered. After a busy morning, 4-14 members went on to the Plowing Match while behind the scenes: people tabulated results in order to have awards ready to hand out at the even- ing banquet. Huron County Award went to Jeff Gein- niell - junior winner of .the identification quiz. Congratulations! All 'other 21 4-H members from Huron put forth a very gond effort as well. The event was sponsored by Pioneer Hi - Bred Ltd. and the Ontario Ministry • of Agriculture and Food. Dateline Wednesday, September 25 - North Huron 4-H Vet Club Meeting. George Procter's, • Brussels. 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, October 1 - 4-H Evaluation Club Meeting, OMAF Board Room, Clinton. 7:45 p.m. Wednesday, October 2 Humane Society Meeting. OMAF Board Room, Clinton. 7:30 p.rn. Saturday, October 5-Howick Fair. GOETZr LER 's OF DUBLIN A STORE FULL OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE On the Main Street of Dublin 345-2250 Free Delivery Campbell Appliances Your local" BEAM Central' Vacuum Centres DON'T WG AVACUUM- PUJG IN A BEAM! Central Vacuum Sales & Service Centre Beam Systems are: 1) Quieter 4) Healthier 2) Cleaner 5) Quicker 3) Easier 6) Able to clean any surface And will last a housetime too! (Check with us for this month s special. Come and see them of Campbell Appliances A3 Malin St. Exeter (Lower Level) Phone:235-1501 • "Hairstyling Barbering Ear Piercing •Make-up 55 Erb St. East 886-6305 Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm contest featured a number of area marksmen vying for the turkey prizes up for grabs. ( Alan Rivett photo) 'Validation tags for deer increases this. year' The number of yalidation tags sent to deer hunters in Ontario this year has increased by almost one-third over 1984, Natural Resources Minister Vincent Kerrio said recently. More than 36,700 deer hunting validation tags were mailed to sportsmen across the province on Sept. 3. "Tho increase in tags issued corresponds to the increasing number of deer in Ontario," Kerrio said, -"The growth in deer herds can , be attributed to moderate winters, as well as to your selective deer harvest program, now in its -sixth year. The validation tags are issued annu-illy tib, the Ministry of Natural Resources to control the number of antlerless deer - females and fawns - taken .during the season. MNR allocates the tags on the basis of a random draw, held this year on Aug. 23. Provincially, a hunter had a better than 50 per cent chance of receiving a tag in 1985. The number of tags issued to hunters in the traditional central .Ontario deer range was up nearly 60 per cent. "The fact that 68,697 hunters entered this year's draw - an increase of 8,775 applicants over 1984 - indicates the continued popularity of deer hunting as an outdoor recreation activity," he said. • Colleen Gower leads 4 -Hers The Clinton I 4-H •Clubi.held their first meeting on September 9 at the home of Pat„ Saundercock. Officers are: President - Colleen Gower; Vice -President - Sylvia Crick; Secretary Lloyann Adams; Press Reporter - Sheri Oesch. Members discussed the requirements for this club, "Basic Baking" and answered the roll call "What do you slope to learn in this project?" They talked about the basic ingredients in baking - flour, fat, sugar, liquids, eggs and leavening agents. They did two experiments - one to test different ways to measure flour and one to examine baking powder and bak- ing soda and made different kinds of tea biscuits. • On September 16, the second meeting -was held and roll call was "Comment on the tea biscuits you made at home." The members chose "Pastry Pals" as the club name. They discussed pie pastries and ex- perimented on using lard, shortening, oil and butter. They made pie shells and froze them for use in meeting 3. - by Sheri Oesch. .PRICES IN EFFECT WED. SEPT. 25 UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY SEPT. 28. CUT FROM GRADE 'A'BEEF BONELESS! BLADE BONE REMOVED BLADE OR SHORT • RIB BLADE ROASTS OR STEAKS BONELESS STEWING BEEF 4.39/kg 1.99b. NO NAML :iOEEtI T-BONEo vow 5.2.OTy'• 6,170 STEAS .1 GA&E �.. t 3.48/kg BONELESS CROSS CUT. RIB 4.37/kg CROSS CUT RIB, 3.92/kg' ROASTS or STEAKS/, 981b. ROASTS or STEAKS' 1.78Ib FRESH LEG OF PORK 3.70/kg CENTRE CUT. ROASTSor STEAKS t 680. BONELESS BEEF STEAKS STRIP LOIN 6.99b. 15.41 /kg DELFT BLUE PROVIMI VEAL` 13.21 /kg BONELESS SCALLOPINI OR LEG CUTLET 5.99b: DEFLT *CUE PROVIMI VEAL` " ; 9..46/kg LOIN CHOPS OR SIRLOIN STEAK'4.29b. SCHNEIDERS r 11.00/kg MIDGET BAG SUMMER SAUSAGE 4e 99, 2EHRS BONELESS 4.37/kg PORK SHOULDER SMOKED PICNIC /198lb. FRESH 3.04/kg SHANK OR BUTT PORTION LEG OFPORK138b. DELFT BLUE PROVIMI VEAL ROUND ROAST OR ROUND STEAK 4.29b. s 2. �9 9.46/kg SCHNEIDERS 375 g REGULAR OR CHUNKY HEADCHEESE2,19 WILYMANN 7 47/kg • BLACK FOREST HAM STEAK 3.39„ PILLERS 8.36/kg PEPPERONI OR HUNGARIAN SAUSAGE 3. %9b. 4.37/k9 PILLERS POLISH SAUSAGE 1.98,b. FAMILY PACKS 1 25C/kg OFF REGULAR PRICE TENDERIZE CUBE STEAKS CENFRE CUT PORK LOIN CHOPS DELI l + I LI o DELI • • DELI o DELL SCHNEIDERS SLICED ROUND SMOKED PICNIC 6 1S • k MAPLE LEAF KO[.BOSSA COIL 79 • Ib. SEND FOR YOUR 28W OUTSIDE ROUND PASTRAMI OR CORNED BEEF e • 464 29 • Ib PILLERS PORK OR HUNGARIAN SALAMI 8 80 /kg 299 0.• .Ib. AYLMER/DELMONTE OFFER courirfY YUHIfll15 PLUSH TOYS These wonderful cuddly COUNTRY 5 a YUMKINS` toys are Dacron -Wort plush toys made especially for Canadian Canners Ltd Thry re not available In Storrs and Iny, 111,1' Ihr,e ,grad for up In 515 UO ear.h COUNTRY YUMKINS' toys range to hv.ghl both 9 to IT Thry mer ,dl government slanriard4 for children s ,y.. TIDE SCHNEIDERS 5.03/kg SHOPSYS FRESH ENGLISH _____ CONTINENTAL SAUSAGE 2.28b. RICE SALAD OR CREAMY COLESLAW BUDDIG - 7 VARIETIES 28 THIN SLICED SMOKED 3• I49 t 49 MEATS .. 79' 71 g LAUNDRY DETERGENT 1 12 LITRE 7.8'9 DETAILS IN ALL STORES DELSEY- BATHROOM -- TISSUE BEIGE, WHITE, YELLOW 4 ROLL PKG. NABOB "TRADITION" COFFEE 360 g PKG. .r�lt� .lilt. '.39-. JAVEX LIQUID BLEACH 3.6 LITRE 410 SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTINI, MACARONI PRIMO PASTAS 99' PRIMO PLAIN SPAG. SAUCE ALL VEGETABLE PRIMO OIL MONARCH "ADDED TOUCH" 4 VARIETIES CAKE MIXES LAYS ASSORTED VARIETIES POTATO CHIPS DEL MONTE 9 VARIETIES 520 g PKG MUSHROOM, VEGETABLE to oz OR TOMATO 99r AYLMER SOUPS 2/89' 2009 DUNCAN HINES 15 VARIETIES 99° COOKIES VEGETABLES 14 or or 12 or TINS FACIAL TISSUE H'4I J TOWELS L WHITE ONLY ROLL PKG. 1.89 2 PLY 4 MRS 69' KLEE 900 g DELMONTE "NO SALT" ASSORTED VEGETABLES 4 VARIETIES 28 oz. 99� 3L PLASTIC JUG 3.99 14 or or 12 or TINS 200 s 99' KELLOGGS POPULAR 69° "CORN FLAKES 675 9 DELMONTE 1.99 FRUIT CUPS 300 g GRANDMA MARTINS STONED BUTTER Dr RED OVAL CRACKERS 129 PECAN TARTS HABITANT 4 VARIETIES DELI PICKLES 20 oz 1.99 300 9 TENDER CHUNKS , 8 kg BAG DRY OR BEEF DRY 79� KENmLmRATION 12.99 750 mt HABITANT PICKLES bitiTIfilus 2.29 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: 111.0.11WATNO.• GODERICH MON., TUES. • 4 TO 6 P.M. Wfi2.. THUS.. NH. • fi TO* P.M. SAT. SdSO TOS P.M. 750 mL CHUNKS MOIST 2 kg BAG OR BEEF MOIST 119 KENmL®RATION 3.89 JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO: 4i WINGHAM MON., TUES., WIITI. S. SAT. • *RUO TO • P.M, THUIRS. ANO 6181. - St31 TO 9 P.M.