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Anyone having ideas or suggestions for
the roll Recreation Programs acre asked to
contactthe recreation director at 482-3398.
• Central Huron
Hockey School
Clinton is hosting the Seventh Annual Cen-
tral Huron hockey School September 16-28.
' Maxitnuin 30 boys per class, register early.
Hockey chool registration, forms are
available at the recreation office or at the
arena.
Fall Recreation Programs
ilThe Clinton Recreation Department will
offering the following 'Recreation Pro -
rams during the months of September to
December: youth gymnastics, calligraphy,
backgammon club, and much more. For
more information please contact the Clinton
Recreation Office at 482-3398. .
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Ilmittee ponsorin!g L?lIlt'}trip on;
Satu?rday .Septemb 1t,. See •next weeks ad
for more: o ation.
Toronto Oldtinters
Hockey Came
Attention hockey fans! Toe C1,1140o
Recreation Committee an conjunction with
the Junior "D" Mustangs Hockey Out; are
staging a fund raising.hockey game featur-
ing the Toronto Oldtimers Hockey Team on
October 5 at the Clinton Arena. Plan to be
part of this exciting event. More details will
soon be announced.
Minor Hockey Coaches
Attention! Minor hockey coaches are
urgently needed •for the 1985.86 hockey
season. If you are interested, please contact
Bob Livermore at 482-3358. Please note on
your calendar that there will be an impor-
tant minor hockey meeting September 11, 7
p.m. at the Clinton Public School.
Ice Time
Anyone interested in having ice time in
late September is asked to contact the Clin-
Two pocket jackpot
CLINTON - Marg Counter of Clinton and
Donna Overholt of Exeter each pocketed
$500 at the Clinton Monster Bingo. on August
26. They split the $1,000 jackpot prize.
Joan Caldwell of Brucefield and Elaine
Josling of Clinton split the $129.75 early bird
game winnings. Ena Shipp of Clinton won
$117.75 in another early birder.
Share the wealth game winners were Jac-
queline Bryden, Kingston, $156; Kate
Wilson, Brussels and Norma Porter,
Goderich, $149; William Gough, Kitchener,
$160. .
Debbie Bailey of Clinton won the $50
bonanza bingo game. Other $50 game win-
ners included Agnes McLeod, Goderich;
Dorothy Boyce, Bayfield; Iola Subject, At-
ood; Margaret Trevena, Clinton; Helen
utchings, Goderich; Jim Watson,
Goderich; Eileen Laframboise, Bayfield.
Ethel Hoist; Seaforth; Shirley Smith,
Goderich; Heather Hart, Clinton; . Bill
Austin, Sea forth: Susan Wager• Anne
Drew, Bayfield; Mercedes McCowan,
Egmondville; Lorene Robinson, Goderich;
Vera Schneider, Wingham and Mrs. Cad-
man, Goderich split game winnings. Also
sharing the pot in another round were Mary
Armstrong; Myrna Ross, Sarnia; Ruth
Makins, Bayfield; Nolda Kulas; Wingham;
Helen Watson, Goderich; Brenda Alderson,
Pine Lake.
Heather Hart, Clinton; Audrey O'Rourke,
Seaforth; Peggy Strong, Clinton and Shirley
Smith, Goderich pocketed game winnings,
as did Tony Bedour, Goderich and Elaine
Boyes, Clinton. Pat Carpenter, Vanastra
and Ena Shipp, Clinton took another match.
Three players took the llth game winn-
ings, Barb Batkin, Clinton; Darlene Hooper,
Exeter; Helen Haley, Exeter. Irene Dickey,
Tiverton; Candace Elliott, Clinton; Shirley
Foxton, Wingham also won a round, as did
Helen Haley; Ethel Taylor, Clinton; Cecile
McNeil, Goderich; Marcia MacGillivary.
Gaff Club takes exam
By George Wilson
The fifth meeting of the Kippfield Calf
Club was held- at Scott Cooper's place at -8
p.m. on August 14. The events started with
the judging of the cattle and preceeded with
the clipping and grooming of ,the calves.
After that, members were shown the right
and wrong way to show a calf. Members.
then went inside and the meeting was called.
to order with the saying of the pledge. The
meeting minutes were read and adopted by
George 'Wilson and seconded by David
Hayter.
The topic discussed was the Economic of
Feeding Beef Cattle. This was presented
and prepared by Steven Beane. The infor-
mation and facts received were gathered
from local farmers: After this there was an
exam which members tested their
knowledge about 4-H and thebeef club
lesson material.
During the remainder of the time, ideas
were discussed about a presentation project
of the Seaforth Fair. The next meeting is at
Lawrence Beane's on September 10.
Albatross Tavern
Huron Park 228-6733
Return Engagement .by..
-MARIE BOT?RELL
THIS THURSDAY
Thurs. August 29
9:00 p.m. ONE NIGHT ONLY
„Heercation OtHee at 4113,3398 or the
arena at 483.7731
FIag Football
Attention football players! There will be a
flag ta9tball program that will start in
Seger. Any boys 16 and over who are
interested are asked to contact the Clinton
Recreation Office.
MITCHELL FAIR
Aug. 30 & 31 r Sept.1 B4 2
FRIDAY, AUG. 30
6:30 p.m. - Western Horse Show
3:Oq p.m..-., • Queen of the Fair
competition
9:00 pan. - Official opening of the 1985
Fair by Oliver McIntosh Warden of Perth
County in Community Hall
11:00 p.m. - Crowning of 1985 Fair
Queen.
SATURDAY, AUG. 31
12:00 noon - Parade led by Mitchell
Legion Band
During the Afternoon - Pony Show,
Light Horse & Livestock Judging
-Old Tyme Step Dancing Competition in
Arena
-Horse Shoe Pitching
-Antique. Machinery Show &
Demonstration
-New Machinery Display
6:30 p.m. - Band Concert by Mitchell
Legion Band
7:15 p.m. - Antique Tractor Pull (at
Grandstand)
- Step Dancing Competition (In Arena)
- Dance In Community Hall - Age of
Majority only.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 1
1:00 p.m. - Tug -O -War
-Horse Shoe Pitching
-Sheep Show. Dist. No. 3
3:00 p.m. - Demolition Derby
-Antique Machinery Parade on grounds
during afternoon
8:00 p.m. Church Service, sponsored by
Mitchell Junior Farmers (in Community
Hall) collection for Stratford Hospital
Building Fund
MONDAY, SEPT. 2
10:00 a.m. - 4-H Achievement Day,
Inter -Club Educational displays in
Arena
- Pet Show (at Grandstand)
12:00 noon - Heavy Horse, Roadster &
Carriage Classes
1:30 p.m. - Kiddies' Pedal Pull (at
Grandstand)
4:30-6:30 - Pork Chop Barbecue
EVERYDAY - Exhibit 'buildings open,
Midway in Operation, good food
available.
FUN FOR ALL AT:
"THE BIGGEST little
FAIR IN ONTARIO”
FRIED
CHICKEN
SEAFOOD
WEEKEND
BUCKET
While picking
up your Bucket,
ENTER
OUR FREE
DRAW •
You could win one
of two new
Mountain Bikes
GRAIN TO BE
MArDE
SEDT..T9
15 PIECES OF TENDER
GOLDEN
CHICKEN
Plenty for 5 - 7 people.
use your
COUPONS
for
2 for 1
dinners
SAVE 2.44
FPIDA Y -SATURDAY -SUNDAY -MONDAY
AUG. 90 - SEPT. 2
482-7337
33 VICTORIA ST.
CLINTON
Dixie Lee Chicken and Seafood___-.
from - Boo -Boo •
Sonya
Elmo and Shelley
FROM THE GANG
First customers to enjoy NEW GOLF DRIVING RANGE, which opened lastholiday
weekend, were BRAD KING and his son from Clinton. Located 2 miles south of Clinton
on 4 Hwy. We would certainly hope that more people will participate .in this fine
recreation. Novice or professionals are all welcome.
HOURS are: WEEKDAYS 4 p.m. to Dusk WEEKENDS 10 a.m. to Dusk
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
TO OUR
PANCAKE and SAUSAGE
BREAKFAST
ON
Saturday, August 31
Between 7:00 am - 11:00 am
at the
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY
COMMUNITY COMPLEX
YOu. ;Can Deal , With, Confidence
When You Deliver Your
1985 White Sean Crop to
Ken R. Campbell & Sons Ltd., Seaforth
Howson & Howson Ltd., Blyth, Ontario
Palmerston Elevators Ltd.
Bar' B - Dee Farms, RR 1 Bornholm
are also white bean receiving satellites for Thompson's
We want and appreciate your business
Hyland Augusta Seed Wheat
again the top yielder
Followed by Hyland Howser, Seed Wheat
Be sure you buy _Blue Tag Seed Only
This assures you of "Certified #1 Seed
for "Purity" - "Quality" and
"Top Yields."
Any other facsimile is not the same.
Available only at Thompson's or a Hyland Dealer
Also there is Cert. #1 Fredrick seed wheat. For larger growers
wishing Certified seed in Bulk we'can supply. Please order ahead..
ALL SEED IS TREATED WITH VITAFLO " 280"
- Custom Fertilizer Spreading
Soil Sampling Service
- Computerized Reports
- Recommendations from a Qualified Staff
For purity,
top germination,
dise .se free
Sow only Certified Hyland Seed
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