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Times-Advocate, 1978-10-05, Page 5A DRY MOMENT — Only moments before heavyrains hit the International plowing match Wednesday afternoon, match chairman Howard Datars and his wife Elaine chat with Al and Carol Taylor, Exeter. T-A photo Salmon are running Times-AdvQGate, October 5, 1978 A long season for grouse I Craft show at Lucan arena A giant craft show and sale is being held Saturday October 14 from 10-6 at the arena. There will be a wide selection of crafts for sale and display. Stretch and sew demon­ strations will be held hourly with Rose Davies. Come and start your Christmas shopping from the 50 tables of crafts. Admission is 50 cents, children under 12 free. Also a draw on a ceramic Xipas tree, wooden spoon rack and a Raggedy Ann Doll. Proceeds are going to the Arena Booster Club. Following the craft show, their is a dance with Mystery Train suppling the music. Hope to see you all out as the money goes to the arena for more equipment. Mother and tots skating has started every Tuesday from 2-3 p.m. Bring your pre school children out for a skate. Girls skating only is on Friday afternoon 4-5 for the rest of the winter. Public skating is Saturday evening 8-10 and Sunday 3-5. Badminton started again this week on Tuesday evening from 8-10. Bring your’racquet and join in the fun. For further information Kippen wins shoot A four team gun club shoot held Saturday at the Mitchell fish and gun club was won by Kippen. The Kippen team finished first with a total of 315 points. The claybird club was second with an even 300 points, Mitchell was third at 286 andClinton fourth at 214 points. Following are the com­ plete scores by teams: Kippen John Anderson — 68 Brad Mann — 65 Jamie Caldwell — 65 Terry Baker — 55 DanCrerar —62 Total — 315 phone Alf Williams or call the arena at 227-4221. Fun Hockey is being played again this year for further information call Steve Storey. Minor hockey is also under way. Gary Manders is in charge of this. Claybird Larry Mason — 60 Wayne Riddell —57 Jody Mosurinjohn — 58 Rick Schroeder — 62 Bill Weber-63 Total - 300 Mitchell Calvin Christie — 59 Bert Mahaffy — 59 Dave Temple — 57 Glen Mogk — 56 Murray Christie — 55 Total - 286 Clinton Dave Carter — 35 Doug St. Louis — 44 Pete Black —41 John Hoy — 45 Al Kyle - 49 Total - 214 By BILLMcNUTT The grouse exploded only five feet away from my hunting partner and headed directly over my head. We knew the bird was there but still he escaped unscratched. This scene repeats itself thousands of times every fall as Ontario’s hunters take to the bush in search of the ruffed grouse. A very tasty bird which is found throughout the province can withstand almost any amount of hunting pressure. If hunted hard they become so wary that they are rarely seen, This allows a long season which is open until January 15 and a five bird per clay bag limit. Most woodlots near water will harbor this grouse. This is especially true if they contain hawthorns, apples or grapes for food and a few cedar or spruce for roosting. The ruffed grouse often called partridge is a beautifully camouflaged bird which varies from reddish to grayish brown. Although several may be found per acre they are usually loners and once flushed rarely fly more than on hundred yards. This often allows a hunter more than one shot at a bird. Being very fast flyers and because they frequent heavy cover a short barreled open choke gun is best. Any gauge will do as the birds are not hard to kill (if you can hit Bring the family- Free Kitty Cat , rideS them), 12 and 20’s are most popular with 7^ shot. The best time to hunt grouse is after the leaves fall. At this time you can see the ones which flush farther out and they can be seen for a longer period of time. Both of these will allow better shots and often more shooting. Our area has had good populations of grouse the last two years and this year looks just as good. A bonus to the grouse hunter is the woodcock which is often found in the same area. These little brown birds are about the size of a robin and have long beaks, big eyes and a big head. They feed on worms which Ladies' interests vary! TWo new classes, representing a wide difference in women’s in­ terests, are the most pop­ ular classes being offered at the night school at South Huron District High School. Principal J.L. Wooden told the T-A this week that enrolment in the classes was about the same as usual with 400 area residents attending. The most popular classes are quilting and powder puff mechanics. The former has been so popular that it has been extended into two nights. More than half the courses Or><YBr? VARNA, ONT. are found in the damp woodlands and unlike the grouse which stay with us all year, must leave for the south when the ground freezes. When the northern birds migrate though they are fourjd in large numbers and make the eight a day bag limit easy to get if you can hit them. They generally sit very tight and like grouse are best hunted with a dog. The Maitland River has been attracting many anglers last week as the fall salmon run has begun. Several local fishermen connected on chinooks last weekend near Benmiller and in Goderich. Hopefully we will see them again in the Ausable this fall. Featuring €L€CT1OCOLO1 for Great Picture , and Great sound! offered have enough registrations to proceed. Wooden noted this was about normal as the school always offers more courses than ac­ tually proceed. A couple that still require more people are weaving and girls’ gymnastics. 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