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Clinton News-Record, 1980-09-25, Page 16NEWS•RECORD, "THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,.191 f401441 NU'. r+ii , . . The Clinton Scout troop was hard at work again last wee end; collectingb»�ttles to help pay for their trip to the Jamboree in Alberta next year. Bringing in a load are, Graham Bowker, and Scouts Craig Bowker and Brian Phillips. (James Fitzgerald photo) Learn about decorating By Rena Caldwell The Kippen East Women's Institute met in Hensall United r Church September 17. Speaker for the evening was Robert Plumsteel of Seaforth, who showed interesting slides and commented on interior decorating. Roll call was answered. by giving a personal experience regarding floor coverings. Mrs. Vern Alderdice _gave- a- poem.. and Mrs:... Drummond, president, opened the meeting with. a poem and gifts were presented to the club leaders for the summer 4- H club. Eileen Connolly who is sponsored by Kippen East at Seaforth Fair contest, spoke on 'Acid Rain'. Mrs. Dave Triebner conducted a contest. Mrs. Ross ' Broadfoot gave current events and courtesy rem arks . Mrs. Robert Kinsman and Mrs. Wm. McDowell served Lunch. Personals Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Mellis and Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGee of Blyth visited with Mrs. Margaret Hutchison in St. Thomas last week. Mrs. Ruth Dickert who has been visiting her' sister, Mrs. Norman Dickert has returned to Harriston accompanied by Mrs. N. Dickert. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart ' McLean of Lac Du Connet, Manitoba visited with Kippen friends during thepastweek. Tom Reid has sold his home on Highway'4 and Mr. and Mrs. Reid are going to reside in Cor- nwall. Congratulations to Darrin Faber who achieved two firsts for his sheep at Seaforth Fall Fair. Kippen Gun Club Kippen Gun Club September 16 meet saw 12 shooters participating. Jack Mills had 25, John Anderson shot 24 and Lloyd Venner and Bert Mahaffy each had 22. Mery Batkin, Bob Caldwell, Bob Baker all ,had 21, Gladys McGregor, Wayne McBride, Jamie Caldwell all had 19. Also shooting were Terry Mann and Dennis McBride. Staffens expands ST. • MARYS Staffens Food Market Ltd., is going to,rnake a $200,000 expansion to its store in St. Marys. Earl Staffen, president of the company and his son Robert, manager of the St. -Marys- store said the purpose of the ex- pansion is to add floor space to better serve the public and to make the_ store "a viable alter- native" in the advent that Zehrs locates in town. WESTERN AIR SERVICE CaII Us for *CHARTER FLIGHTS We can fly you anywhere in North America. Save -time—we can fly you to Toronto in 40 minutes, or non-stop to Ottawa in two hours. Flights out of Goderich. ALL TYPES OF FLIGHT TRAINING AEROBATICS - SIGHTSEEING For complete information phone 236-4556 482-3901 524-8304 CENTRAL -IA CLINTON GODERICH Fishermen can test their skill at Bayfield's trout derby Preparation iswell underway for the Bayfield Lionslub's second annual "Rainbow Trout Fishing Derby scheduled from noon Fri., _Oct. 17 to noon Sunday, Oct. 19. All rainbow must be legally caught in the Bayfield River during the contest, First prize is a cup and. $400 cash for the heaviest rainbow. Second is, $200 for the next heaviest and third is $100 for the 3rd heaviest rainbow. Valuable merchandise prizes . will also be awarded in several other categories. I A big bonus with your Curling group meets There were no ends ,played or rocks thrown, but the executive corn- mittee of the Bayfield Curling Club held their organizational meeting last Monday evening at the Turner residence. The 1980-81 executive, president, Grant Turner; vice-pres., Barb Sturgeon; sec.-iTreas., Ede Turner and direc- tors, Bob Orr, Joe Brandon and Paul Oosse were in attendance. The bajlots for 'skip `and vice skip' were tallied in preparation for the upcoming curling season, which is ten- tatively set for mid- November. A general meeting for all curlers has been set for Sunday, October 4, at the Municipal Building at 2 p.m. Any person who curled last season, .anc4 wishes to continue again this year, is asked to call Ede Turner ;at 565-2709 if they are unable to attend the upcoming meeting. Any new curlers who wish to -join but are unable to attend the meeting,—are-•.also-asked--- to call Ede Turner and leave their names. One of the prime ob- jectives of the general meeting is to set-up the' teams for the 80-81 season, so please attend if possible. The Bayfield Curling Club features `mixed curling' throughout the winter, usually on Sunday and Monday evenings and new curlers (with or without experience) are welcome to join. registration entitles you to three free days of camping (if you wish) in Rainbow Valley Camp. You can also save $5 by registering before October 5. Local mert chants or Rainbow Valley Camp will be pleased to accept your registration. Last year the Rainbow Trout prizes went un claimed as the wary. rainbow eluded all the hooks, special bait and the continual prayers of the fishermen and fisherwomen; however' by all the indications lately, anglers are pulling out some nice ones, so they arealready lurking in the waters of the Bayfield River. Joe Brandon, chairman of the Fishing Derby 1 1 GRAN BEND W+E s committee,, said interest. in the event is keen and a number have already registered;, perhaps need to get away for a weekend or a reprieve from normalcy, or the spirit of competition; or as Joe says maybe they ,.have what has lately been CUBED When serving drinks that require lemon juice buy canned lemon juice and pour into an ice cube tray and freeze. If the juice is toostrong add water to thin before freezing. Just add a cube of lemon juice ' when preparing the drink. Now ralliii ■as yir aiiliei ® 1 83 D SWDOO EXETER MT CARMEL GOBBETTip. C HURON RO N 5 r m COUNTRY CORNER SIGN = LUCAN TO LONDON) Kawasaki ■ -C MOTORCYCLES and Snowmobiles HOURS: MON. - SAT. 10-10/SUN. 12-6 237-3456) IMO ria - s UMW IMO RIM WIN YAMAHA SERVICE AND PARTS diagnosed as "Fishing Pox". Sympoms are ` a continual complaint as the need for fresh air, sunshine and relaxation,. Patient has blank ex- pression, sometimes deaf to wife and kids, Has 'no taste for , work of any kind. Frequent Checking of tackle catalogues, Hangs out in Sporting Goods Stores longer than usual. Secret night phone calls to fishing- pals. Mumbles to self:- hies, to everyone, Only one cure. Treatment... Medication is useless. Disease is not fatal. Patient should go fishing as 'often as possible at any pond, lake, stream, seashore within 500 miles of 4atiye habitant—. „At any rate whatever excuse you need to use to compete•in the Derby, there's one thing sure, it will be a memorable weekend. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 at WESLEY. WILLIS UNITED CHURCH 11'a.m.to2p.m. Bake Sale and Hockey Equipment Sale *REUSABLE HOCKEY EQUIPMENT ONLY USE CHURCH ENTRANCE FROM PARKING LOT FOR. INFORMATION CONTACT: NORMA McGREGOR Chairman 482-9955 CITATION. Front -wheel drive with room for five and an amazing load capacity. Citation has become the best selling new car Chevrolet has ever introduced. MONTE CARLO. Unmistakably new aerodynamic styling: Low, lean, crisp. Engineered to exist in a world of hard facts. POWER PROTECTION PLUS. Effective with all 1981 cars and Tight trucks, the regular GM' limited powertrain warranty will be extended to a further 12 months or 20,000 kilometres.* Ask your dealer for details. 11100 deductible per repair visit. lRl�. 1 %N,ILILI�a. aiticLazt: „I IL Lax liat.tgre..-77-L.,i7- For information on the following categories.... MEN'S OR MIXED CURLING, CALL: KEN MOORE - EGMONDVILLE 527-0508 STEVE BROWN-CLINTON 482.7745 CHEVY CHEVETTE. Gives great value. with all its standard equipment. Dress it up, and Chevette is one very special little car. MALIBU. A family car that delivers solid Chevrolet value beautifully, right up to the new formal sedan roofline. CAPRICE CLASSIC Lean and luxurious, relevant to today in both features and cost. You could spend more. The question 's, why? RICHARD REEDER-CLINTON 482-9594 -_ JIM ROSE-SEAFORTH 527-1217 LADIES' CURLING, CALL: DIANE McKAY-CLINTON 482-7775 SHIELA MURRAY-SEAFORTH 527-1487 JUNIOR CURLING CALL ©"� JOAN BEUERMAN-DUBLIN ,345-2209 BARB JARMUTH-MONKTON 347.2731 MARK UNDERWOOD-SEAFORTH 527.1190 , COMPETITIVE CURLING CALL: BILL FLEMING-CLINTON 482.73366 Some of the equipment illustrated is available at extra cost. A step ahead AA, :.fu.air. At. _j.._r .�.._....,