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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-04-23, Page 42Page 8--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD+ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1980 Nina Inkley ( centre) and Lois Elliott look at some of the interesting literature on soil con- servation after Norman Alexander (left) from Londesboro gave a speech and presenta- tion on the topic at the Londesboro WI workshop on April 2L ( Alan Rivett photo) Epilepsy chapter. holding lottery draw CLINTON - The Huron -Perth -Bruce Chapter of Epilepsy Ontario will be holding their annual lottery with five ways to win. Tickets are $i each. The draw will be made the night of May 17 at the Clinton Klompenfeest Dance at the Clinton Arena. The prizes are: first prize - Stratford Festival Tickets, $25 at the Olde English Parlour and an overnight stay at the Festival Motor Inn; second prize - $100 Via Rail tickets; third prize - overnight stay at the Toronto Hotel and Canada's Wonderland tickets; fourth prize - overnight stay. at the Constellation Hotel and Sunday brunch; fifth prize - Toronto Blue Jay Tickets. Tickets are available in Goderich at Reick. Pharmacy in the Suncoast Mall; in Clinton at Star Time Video, Royal Bank, Bank of Montreal and the Epilepsy Office at 52 Huron Street; in Exeter at Sweat Chic; in Seaforth at the Seaforth Sewing Centre and in Stratford from Gary Montgomery, 176 Nile Street, call 271-0347. The Huron -Perth -Bruce Chapter of Epilepsy Ontario is a non-profit organiza- tion.p fering support; ser pes to. people with epilepsy and their fai ilj ...The new, loca;,; tion of the office is at 52 Huron Street in Clin- ton, NOM -1L0 or telephone 482-5527 or 1-800-265-5509 for all those in the 519 area code. Klompen Feest hosts girls corps This year the'Kitchener-Waterloo based Ventures Drum and Bugle Corps will enter- - tain the Klompen Feest crowds with their music. The all girl corps, comprised of 75 women between the ages of 12 and 20, has an im- pressive list of wins. From 1976 through to 1983, they held the All Girl Canadian Na- tional title; from 1978 to 1982 they held the Ontario Provincial Title; from1978 to 1980 and in 1982 they held the U.S. Open title; in 1978 to 1980 they held the American Interna- tional title and in 1980. they held the Drum Corps International title. • In the Class A and. All Girls division, they won the DCI East and the DCI Canada titles in 1980 and have held the position of DCI World Champions from 1980 to 1985.'In 1985 they were also the Canadian National Champions. The Venturers have also won several parade titles for their co-ordination in play- ing as well as their appearance, donning their four multi -colored latin style ponchos worn with a black skirt, white feathered hat and white slippers. Music from their 1985 repertoire includes Spring Lake Overture, Buena ? Vida, My Foolish Heart and Let's Hear It For Me. The band can be seen marching in the Klompen Feest Parade on May 17 as well as performing at the community park at 4 p.m. that afternoon. Society discovers organic fertilizer Hunter safety atnstructol!s' workshop to be held WXNOH- The flight of an arrow or the path of a bullet - having started either there is no retraction. Safety is a particular concern to approx- imately 50 Hunter Education Instructors from throughout southwestern Ontario who met recently to discuss, update and improve upon their efforts to ensure that hunting re- mains a safe and enjoyable sport. The meeting was held et the Mullett Pro- vincial Wildlife Area and was sponsored by the Ministry.of Natural Resources in con- junction with the_ Ontariie Federation of Anglers and Hunters (WI), Following, the welcoming comments by Andy Houser, Wingham District Manager the instructors were updated regarding the Ministry of Natural Resources Hunter Education program and policies by Bill McKittrick, Provincial Hunter Education Co-ordinator and Terry Switzer, Chairman of the Hunter Education Committee of the OFAJ4. Expert lectures accompanied by practical demonstrations were provided by Dave Ward. Aylmer and Vite Chomicki Lucan, on primitive firearms and archery respectively. According to 'Conservation Officer Blake Evans, who is in charge of the Hunter Education Program for Wingham District, "It was felt that the Hunter Education pro- KUENZIG FOOD MARKET CLINTON grain, having a rlenced great success throughout the y . rs could be further im- proved mproved by the a tablishment of effective lines of commun cation among fellow in- structors and bet sen instructors and the Ministry of Natur Resources. The interest and dedication of the instructora was shown by the excellent attendance and tihe numerous and varied questions and com- ments regarding Hunter Education in Ontario.'t A highlight of the workshop was the presentation of 25 Year Service Awards to instructors by the Ministry of Natural Resources for their dedication and contribu- tions in the field of hunter education. Bayfield Recreation Committee draw winners BAYFIELD - The three final draws for the Bayfield Recreation Committee's mon- thly draw was held on April 28 after the recreation committee meeting. The winners are: regular monthly $50 draw - T. Shields of Hensall; third prize ($50) - Bayfield Babes baseball, team; se- cond prize ($100) Lena Keene of Bayfield; first prize ($200) - Justyna Chojnocka of Bayfield. The Bayfield Recreation Committee will be selling tickets for monthly draws again this year. Tickets are $12 and are good for the whole year. Only 200 tickets will be sold. All money goes towards improvements to the John Street ball diamond. MAY SPECIALS Kraft 250 ml. Asst. Var. SALAD DRESSINGS .29 Knechtel 2 kg. Regular, Cheese BEEF BURGER DOG FOOD 2. CLINTON - The horticultural society heard of an exciting new plant nutrient and soil conditioner at their Meeting en April 23. Mr. Holly of' Springlianit Strawberry Acres explained how the process of raising African Night Crawlers for fishing bait pro- duced this fertilizer:i The earthworms are 'fed a diet of hurnius, grain and grounded newspaper. Their, tiny gizzards grind the food and their odorless castings contain all the nutrients, a plant;'. needs. , Many of the members went home With quantities of this organic Plant fertilizer to try it out in various situations. Members wonder If Clinton people ate. aware of the interesting and inforit ative programs which may` be enjoyed with the. horticultural society. Watch the*elm if for; the next meeting which willtake ti it a silent auction of plants and other 'Ings In the meantime, members have received an invitation to attend a horticultural meeting in Blyth on May 18 at 8 pAn. feattil- ing Howey Langan and his nature slide Oft May 26 at 8 pm, they are also invited a plant_ auction and special program at Hen# sail Public School..... Purina 1 kg. Regular, Seafood Supper, Gourmet Blend CAT CHOW 2.39 Snuggle 1 Litre FABRIC SOFTENER 1.79 Sunlight 500 mi. LIQUID DETERGENT i.39 1 Hunt's 28 oz. Thick and Rich SPAGHETTI SAUCE Serrri-Sweet, Minl Chips BAKERS CHIPITS 350 g. 2:79 All 1.4 Kg. DISHWASHER DETERGENT 3.9.9 Melitta Fine, Extra Fine PREMIUM 369g COFFEE 699 139 Highlin• 0 oz. Assorted Varieties CHOWDER SOUPS . 99 Kellogg's 400 g. Purina 8 kg. . DOG CHOW 9.7.9 Melitta No. 2 4, 6 Pkg, of 4b COFFEE FILTERS 1..29 BRAN FLAKES CEREAL 1.29.. Adorni400 mi. Regular, Extra Hold HAIR SPRAY 29 3 Knechtel Brick, 225 g. • Colby, Mozzarella, . Marble Stick CHEESE Sifto Iodized 1 kg. TABLE SALT 77 1.79 Kraft Singles 500 g. PROCESS' CHEESE SLICES 3.:29 Chrlstie's Cheese Ritz, Vegetable Thins, Swiss , Cheese, French Onion, Wheat Thins, 250.8. CRACKERS 1.79 Mrs`. Smith's Frozen 680 g. Cherry or Blueberry PIES 2.99 Honeydew Asst, Var. 12 oz. FROZEN DRINKS each Canada #aiicY bi t.ii B`tlig • I'I A.REDA4 ►PEES ' Del Monte 14 oz. Fancy YC Peach Halves, Sliced Peaches, Fruit Cocktail, Tropical Fruit Salad "r " CANNED 'FRUIT Uptori.:120 g. Asst. Var. NOODLES &SAUCE Krait 600 rnl.''Regulae, Light MAYONNA E SAVE .60 Pd'Tyrrre,?Ad mL, egtllrir, BiitteP Flavour 'ABLE