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THE DIRTY WAR
The dirty war in Vietnam is
over for the United States, but
is it over for the South Viet-
namese people?
Many Americans and even
some Canadians were opposed
to the U.S. involVement, some
went so far as to express their
support for the communists.
It is to be hoped that since
the tragic death of nine of the
peace keeping force that these
one time supporters of the com-
munists will now realize what
the American forces were up
against, and why they were fight-
ing for the South Vietnamese
people.
COMING EVENTS
Thursday, April 12th - General
meeting commencing at
8:00 p.m. Come out and see the
film which will be shown at
8;00 p.m. and stay for the meet-
ing which will follow.
• Friday, April 13th - Bingo as
usual at the Legion Hall.
Saturday, • April 14th - Legion
Mixed Bowling Banquet and
dance, everyone welcome.
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.CWL holds annual .
FlOwers and candelabra 'de-
, corated the tables for a pot-
luck supper, and annual meeting
of St. James C.W.L., Tuesday
evening, April 3.
Following the supper, Mrs.
Waddell, the guest speaker, gave
an interesting and informative"'
description of a recent trip to
The Holy Land.
The annual business meeting
followed with ' President, Mrs.
Al. Smale presiding. A spiritual
reading was given by, Mrs. J.
Maloney, on the First Friday
Nite, which was appropriate and
seasonal.
Reports were given by the
various committees. Mrs. J.
McConnell, chairman of the
nominating committee presented
the new slate of officers as fol-
lows; President, Mrs. Alvin
Smale; First • Vice-president,
Mrs. W. Maloney; Second Vice-
President, Mrs. E: Wilson; Third
Vice-President, Mrs. J. Wil-
lems; Recording Secretary, Mrs.,
A. Stiles; Corresponding, Mrs.
' Ken Vincent; Treasurer, Mrs. R.
Hutchinson.
The new executive was in-
stalled by Mrs. J. Maloney. Plans
were made for the May meeting
preceded by mass with a guest
speaker later in the evening.
A clothing drive for St. Vin-
cent de Paul was set for April
28th and 29th with items to be•-
left at St. James school.
The Convention will be in
Chatham, May 8th and 9th and
annual hake sale , May 19th.
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and her four brothers, Rev. John,
Joseph, Louis and Thomas. A
brother, Harry, predeceased her
in 1942.
The Funeral Mass was of-
fered at St. Joseph's Catholic
Church, Stratford, by Rev.-
E. C. Keane, Pastor, in con-
celebration with Reverends
Daniel Curtin, Kenneth Mae-
Aulay and Patrick McHenry of '
the Scarboro Foreign Mission
Society. Interment was at
Avondale Cemetery, Stratford.
he community was suddened
by he 0094 death of cathertne
Kelly at .her residence,in $trat-
for • on ttionsinf, March 20th,
1973. in her 44th year, she, was
the yeungeet daughter of the late
William P. Mayer and the late
Catherine McIver (Matthews).
Born in Hibbert Township. S he
received her early education at
the Hibbert Township Separate.
School and, subsequently, at
Dublin Continuation School and
St. Joseph's College School; .,
Toront0-. Prior to her marriage
to Gary Kelly she was employed
for a number of years at the
British Mortgage and Trust
Corporation. She is survived by
her husband; her daughter, Nano;
her son, Sean; her three sisters,
Marion, Rita (Mrs. C.B.Devlin)
and Rose (Mrs. William Hayden)
ark' czdizoilk,
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The former" Huron County Jail' atpoderich has been the
center of much controversy as the Save the Jail Society
seeks co-operation in preserving the. historical structure.
The 121) year old jail sits on a site which originally cost
the municipality about $500. The building itself cost $23,672/
when constructed in 1841.° .
It's construction was part of a deal with the government of
the Province of Canada, which passed legislation setting trp
an administrative area comprising Huron and some townships
now in Bruce and Perth.
William Day, of Goderich, lowest tenderer, got the building
contract. He erected stone walls two feet thick fitm the•Mait-
land River quarry and when better stone was required for the
copings, Dan Lizars was dispatched to Port Huron to negotiate
with the quarry there.
A chapel was =thoughtfully provided in the central tower, but
when it was found there was, no money for construction or rental
of a courthouse, ' the chapel was assigned to the judges.,
The Canada Company, owner of 1,100,000 acres in the
Huron Tract, grantecj the jail site, and the directors in London
approved a loan of 1,300 pouhds toward construction. ,
The ex chapel on the top floor of the jail was soon in dis-
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favor with visiting judges, who complained of tne awkwird
access and jail odors. They moved to hold court in the dining
room of the British Exchange Hotel.
By late spring of 1841, almost everyoae in town and
surrounding area had visited the new jail at least once. So
m,.ch mud was carried 'in that Charles Slack, newly appointed
jailer, obtained an order to keap visitors out. This order
continued in effect for 130•years until the County opened the
.„.„tail to the public in February of this year.
In Edwd Jardine was hanged in this jail after being
convicted of the murder of Lizzie Anderson,
Forty-eight years later, on June 12, 1959, the jail received
another youth, accused of a similar crime. Steven Murray
Truscott had been charged With the murder of Lynne Harper
near RCAF station Clinton.
The old, jail has been pointed to -by various historical
architects as the only one of its type left in North America and
possibly the world.
The Save the Jail Society hope that thrOugh continuing
negotiations with the County. of Huron and the Province of
Ontario , the structure can be saved from any demolition.
(photo by Jervis Studio Clinton)
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Have you
claimed
your credit?
Even if you don't pay income taxes you may benefit from the
Ontario Government's new Property Tax Credit Plan, but you must
apply by filling in a 1972 Income Tax Return.
You'll find a special mauve claim form just for that purpose in the
1972 income tax kit. An explanation of the plan is right on the form.
The new Property Tax Credit Plan provides greater benefits for
more—the elderly, roomers, boarders, and low• income families.
If you paid property taxes or rent last year, you may be eligible.
Pick up a tax return kit at any post office, if you haven't already
got one. And send in both the tax return and the mauve claim
form. But do it quickly—remember returns and claims are to be .
filed by April 30th,
Your federal District Taxation Office will be glad to answer any
questions you might have.
The Ontario Property Tax Credit Plan: we thought of it, but we'd
like you to get the credit.
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Ontario
Hon. John White Hon. Vlliliiam G. Davis Hon. Allan Grossman
treasurer Premier Minister of Revenue
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