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' Eight junior Farmers from will focus on "the image of Junior The .custodians in the 1§ authorized to -attend a workshop report from the ad hoc committee
Huron attended the 1974 Farmers". What do rather people v Separate Schools inI•luron and being held at the Separate School `studying attendance at
'ProvinciAl Junior Farmer see? What do members see?�y'
• a • : • Pgfith Counties were awarded by Trustees Convention in Toronto conferences and. conventions. The
Co tference in Toronto, March What is it really all about? How the Huron -Perth County Rornan either April 4 or S on "Improve- trustees are to study- the report
22nd. 24th. Members of this does a club achieve the image it a - Catholic Separate School Board Ment of Our Assessment". and a discussion on it will be •held ,
group are: wants? With their findings, w ,mow •., . ,jr meetin in S .aforth Monda an
The Board supported the at the,next meeting.
Glen McNeil, Goderich - members will be encouraged ' '^: • ' g y AA
• increase in whges of 20 cents per resolution from Stormont, Domold Crowley, a member of
Clinton Club; Harry Franken, consider what aspects of their :' •�} the rising Dundas and Glengarry County the ad hoc committee,
Auburn • Clinton Club; Joanne local program can a improved so hour because of
R�t�sw. cost -of -living rat 'e. The increase Roman Catholic Separate School commenting on the report said:
+ Hickey, Auburn -'Clinton Club; they can attain t _ "sired imager is retroactive to January1, 1974. Board --"that the Board make "There will be a lot of different
Willy Blom, Kippen - South Part of the Co ferenceprogram*
. HuronCi n A'i erdice involve „, {"„ i" �»: �t £ i% / i', The increase is in recognition of contact with-, other Ontario views= -as many as; ,there are
Club; Lyn d involved ' determining ,r the cost-of•livin-ad'ustment Se orate School Boards,
Kippen - South Huron Club; the provincial Ju for Farmer ,w,< t�,, g J A trustees. Most conference's are of
' clause contained in the Teachers' and Trustees' an educational nature, with cost
Van Storey, Dublin - Seaforth program for the comm year. The ct ' ` " �t k ,r i � z; ,
Y P g g Y1B a - 4t custodians three-year contract Associations to solicit their involved. We should be getting
club; Gerry O'Reilly, Seaforth - provincial, officers and directors ,� x which expires on June 30,• 1974. eooperaiion..in appr6aching the value back --there ..should be
Seaforth Club; Keith Williamson, for 1974, including Keith �- Arthur Haid, R.R.4, Listowel, Ministry of Education re: feedback to the people who ere
Walton - Seaforth Club. Williamson, Walton as Provincial
Chairman of the Finance estab.ishing of courses in paying the costs.".
A total of 370 Junior Farmers Director for Huron . County and
4' 3 f • Committee, distributed copies- of Religious Education in the The following are the points the
from across Ontario represented Tom Melady, Dublin as histhe the 1973 Financial Statement Ontario Teachers,' Colleges." The trustees are to consider • and
over 7,500 members at this year's Alternate, were installed at the which had been prepared by Jack Board said this resolution implies comment on fQr the next meetinf",
Conference. Annual Banquet on' --Saturday NUTRITION DISCUSSIONS'- Nurses from the Huron County Health Unit joined Lane, Business' Administrator. expansion beyond the present few_ 1, Functions with an estimat
Conference discussion sessions evening. teachers from Huron and Perth at a Nutrition Workshop at St. James School on The report indicated that the centres of religious education cost of $200 or les s per delegate
focal a enditures for 1973 courses for student teachers t o en to all executive and
ex
ues ay. The workshop; run by Mrs. Shari Wong a nutritionist from the Ontario
Milk Board, was designed to show teachers and nurses how to teach good eating
habits to students. Above health nurses Mabel Dixon, Elizabeth iBillings, June
Marten", Barbara DQUghtery and GUrpal Thitld listen to the propram.
amounted to $2,653,178 and this
total 'was financed by: local
taxation, $353,159; Provincial
grant, $2405;150; tuition fees,
destined to be teaching in
Catholic Schools.
The . Board accepted the
following resignations: Mrs.
o p
trustees. 2. Functions with an
estimated cost of 0er $200 be
limited to one executive and.2
trustees. 3. The trustees that are
alternate delegate is to be
$63.365; provincial incentive
Marie Melady of St. Columban
able to attend are to make their
• ••program
Make sureyour nutr't'on
for 1973, $10,631;
accrued interest $10,198.;
who is retiring at the end of the
term; Miss Lucy M. Pdwer of
intentions known. Delegates will 4
be selected by drawing lots if
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transportation recovery, $8,171;
and other $2,504.
Mr Lane said the actual
Immaculate Conception School in
Stratford; Mr s. Cecilia Mittle-
holt- of St Boniface School
more than two volunteers. 'The
same procedure is to apply to
executive if necessary. One
A shower was held for
Personals .
' n o rm a ti o n ' S s o
ordinary expenditure and Zurich; Richard Forristal of St.
alternate delegate is to be
Margaret Hickson, daughter of
Sandra Hunt visited her grand -
recognized ordinary expenditure
Aloysius School, Stratford; and
selected by. drawing lots from
_ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hudie,
parents Mr. and -Mrs. Gordon
We're being deluged with
on the subject, food specialists at
,states that organically grown
for grant purposes was $619.94
Miss Nancy Adams, of St.
remainingg volun teers. 4: Brief
bride -elect of this month: Mrs.
Hill, Varna.
information on ' nutrition.
the Ontario Food Council suggest
foods are nutritionally superior to
per pupil, or $2,700 below the
Aloysius School.
account be given at next Board
Keith Rock was mistress of
Francis Hunt attended the Pork
Everywhere we turn, someone is
you question the reliability of any
those grown by modern
Board's 1973 ceiling.
The above resignations are all
meeting following function
ceremonies and opened with "O
Producers Convention in Toronto
talking or writing about it. While
book if it promotes- a "miracle"
agricultural methods.
He said the 1973 expenditure
effective as of June 30.
attended. S. Travel expenses be,
Canada."
Wednesday and Thursday of the
this is g' od because it makdS us
food,' a secret formula, or claims
Always check the author's
total''fncreased by $226,200 over .
Vincent Young, Chairman,
"paid for delegates only. (Not for
Carol Hunt ano Wendy War-
past week.
more aware of the need for better
that certain dietary practices not
credentials. A competent one
1972 and that $208,700 of this
Personnel Committee, reported
spouse or t children.) 6. All
kentin had a skit "The Nurse and
Sheila Campbell, a student
nutrition, the subject is so
endorsed by the majority of
probably has a master's degree or
amount was from provincial
his committee had had an
delegates notify Board office ,of
' the Victim." Janette Rock had a
from S.D.H.S., was one of
complex that man of us have
P Y
nutritionists will cure such
' a doctorate in nutrition.
g rants.
informal meeting with the
their intentions to attend
step=dance. Carol Hunt gave a
students that went to Italy and
difficulty in differentiating
diseases as arthritis, heart
Statements made should be based
Mr. Lane said the 1974 budget
custodians when there was an
functions.
1- reading "As His MOther Use to
numerous surrounding countries
between those who are nutrition
disease and cancer,
on research work which is
will not be available until the
exchange of ideas and some
Mr. Young said, "In the past I
Do". Wendy Warkentin had a
in their winter break holiday.
experts and those who claim to
Bclvare also, of any book that
supported by other nutritionists
Ministry of Education releases
problems discussed. He said that
don't think we have had enough
Purse Contest.
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Harris, and
be.
blames our present . nutrition
or reputable medical or nutrition
the 1974 grant regulations. "At
salary negotiations would be the
representation at conferences.
Marion Hunt played a piano
Kathy, Goderich visited with Mr.
If you plan to do some reading
problems on processed food or
groups.
thio point of time no indication
topic for the next meeting to be
We don't want to limit you to one
solo. A mock wedding, Country
and Mrs,• Bob' Harris and Ron.
has been received as to when
held in April.
or' two when you want to go.to
style was presented by:
Vickie spent..the week with Mr.
these will be released, he said.
Mr. Xoung also' presented a
five. Let your eof3"science be your
Bride -Wendy Warkentin; Groom-
and Mrs. Allan Hutchings and
A quiz
Donald • Crowle'y, R.R.2,
guide."
Chris Holmes; Best Man -Janette , family, Clinton. Gadshill, Chairman of
Rock; Bridesmaid -Marion Hunt; Mr. and Mrs_Aot t. Hulley,artd • • Transportation Committee,
Flower Girl- Mary, Kathleen Hunt; Debbie spent the weekend at the: What
� � reported tenders were being
Preacher -Carol Hunt; Father -Jane home ..of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh out proteins called for two 66 -passenger
Leeming;'>Pianist;Sandra Hulley. Currie, Linda and Joanne, of • buses. He said one new bus
Wendy Warkentin read the, Dorchester and also visited with would replace an old bus at St.
address and many lovely gifts Mr. and Mrs. Alex Walker, Q What are proteins? while others which lack or are low if .the amino acids are to Mary's .School, Hesson, and the
were received by Margaret. Micky, Jim and Kim, London. A. ' Proteins are complex com in one or more of these essential supplement each other. other new bus would replace an
Lunch wa served..and a social hour Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGhee, Judy pounds necessary for.. growth, acids are called incomplete. old bus at Ecole Ste Marie at
was spent. and Jackie, London. Roy McGhee maintenance and repair of body Q. , Is a pound of meat a pound of R.R.2, Zurich. Altogether the
returned to his home after tissues, and optimum good Q. What are the source's of protein? Board owns seven buses.
holidaying with the Hulleys. health. They also provide food complete proteins? A. No. Uncooked meat contains Four trustees were named to
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Somer- energy, They are made up of A. Most animal foods such as a high proportion of water and arrange for the official opening
ville • and their daughter and substances known as amino acids. milk, cheese, eggs, meat, fish fat. On the average, 5 to 7 pounds ceremonies at St. Aloysius School
v r son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Erie (More than 20 of these have been ' 'and poultry contain complete of protein rich food such 'as meat, in Stratford and Holy Name of
Ross, London; spent, the winter isolated). Since the human body protein. The Exception is gelatin chicken, fish and eggs provide 'a. Mary School in St. Marys.
break' in Nassau, is unable to produce all the amino which lacks some of the essential pound of protein. Alterations and additions at St.
- �► Snowmobile Club acids A .needs, certain of them amino acids. Aloysius for about $202,000 and
-� The last card game of the must be supplied by the foods Q. How much protein does one alterations and additions 'at Holy
season for the Snowmobile Club eaten. These eight amino acids q• Which food`s 'contain"incom- need daily? Name of Mary for about $315,00(,
• ® of Family Paradise was held at are referred to as "Essential." plete proteins? A. A� man who ,weighs t58 were comple Fd7last year.
Family Paradise last Tuesday A. Foods' such as cereals and ,pounds needs about 48 grams of The committee is to be
P'ol�ce .News evening. Results' of the euchre Q. Do all kinds of protein cereal products, dried legumes 'protein a day and a woman of 124 composed of: Howard Shantz;
�. games are as follows: contain the same number of and nuts are valuable sources of pounds, about 39. grams. Stratford, chairman;. Gordon Ball,
A. L. VAU,GHAN Lone Hands, Women -Mrs. Roy amino acids? protein even'though they contain St. ' Ma�•ys; Vincent Young, .
CHIEF OF POLICE Glanville; Lone Hands, Men -Den- an incomplete assortment of Q. What is the protein content Goderich; .and David Teahen,
nis Beureman; Ladies High -Mar- A. Foods vary in their amino amino acids.. But . if these of an average serving of some Stratford.
During the week of the 20th to garet Beureman; Men's High- acid content. Proteins which incomplete 'protein foods are common foods? Ted Geoffrey of Zurich and
the 27th March 1974, the Seaforth Eric Driscoi; Men's Low -Earl contain the "essential" amino mixed with certain other incom- A. Protein content of some Vincent Young reported on a
Police Department investigated Rock; Ladies Low -Beth McNichol. acids are referred to as complete plete protein foods, or with common foods: seminar they attended at St,
12 occurrences. They are as complete protei foods, they are 3 ounces lean cooked meat, fish or ,Jerome's College in Kitchener
follows: ' -
as effective in erforming their poultry, 21 grams (17-28 grams); February 27 re Bill 255. The
Theft 1 function as the co to proteins 2 eggs, large size, 13, grams;. 2 Education Act, which would
Break and Enter/Theft 1) q�� �� are alone, wieners (12 per pound), 11 result in there being no distinct
Assist Other Pds. 2 D °o O \ grams; �I cup baked beans, 16 Ontario Separate Schools Act,
Lost and Found I Q� V LS�JQ ®� �� Q, What combinations would grams, /z cup cottage cheese, 16 only one Education' Act. Mr.
Wilful Damage 2 G sc result in complete protein? grams; I ounce slice processed Geoffrey said he supported Rev.
Public Mischief . 1 1 A. Dishes which would provide cheese, ,7 grams; I cup whole' Carl Matthew ,avho opposed Bill
General Police Informations 4 U OMR PR94SETT I complete protein are: macaroni milk, 9 grams; 1/, cup rolled oats 255 in his address, while Mr:
Two major accidents were HA-HA and cheese, mixed bean and porridge plus '/z cup milk, _8 Young supported Rev. Durocher
investigated with damages " cheese .salad, baked. beans and grams; 2 level tibibspoons peanut who defended Bill 255.
totalling $1450.00, two minor l 1 bread, pizza, creamed eggs with butter, 7 grams; 2 slices white Ed Rowland, Board
accidents with damages totalling I � vegetables, lima bean chowder bread or 1 hot, dog bun, 5 grams. Maintenance Officer, - was
$350.00 and one Hit and Run -- . �L� made with milk,, rice and beans
accident investigated. _ _� casserole, corn and beans, cereals
1 Person was charged" under the. ,b ark, and milk, peanut butter sand chModerately•
Highway Traffic Act,�� q "l and milk, and rice pudding. It is
14 Motorists were stopped and "Too darn automatic if you ask me!" important to. eat the combinationadapted • grain
warned for minor. defects and. of protein foods at the same meal
offences. l o _ • • •
` Ari -notes
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(By Adrian Vos)
Huron county pork producers
and indeed all of Huron County
can be prdud of Ontario's Pork
Hostess, our own Miss Adriana
VanRaay. I had the privilege to
watch her with several hundred
more of my peers, when she stood.
bdfore this large audience and
delivered her address about the
role of the Pork Hostess. She
received a standing ovation, at
least .as large as Federal Ag.
Minister Whelan got. And when
he said later that in his view she is
a queen even if her title is not, it
was as if the audience said:
"Amen". We can only hope tha
this year enough girls between
the ages of 18 and 25 will compete
for this honour, so that we can
come up from Huron County with.
another girl of her calibre.
Remember you non-farm girls,
you can,compete too, as long as
you know about pork nutrition
and recipes.
On the cover of our working
papers at the pork producers
convention was a picture of two
porkers. The one was dated 1973
'with a price tag of $73,
ae:cdthoanied by a prosperous
tiitikilh-k fatiiiet. Tlie second 'vas
dated 1974 with the same $73
price tag. The companion
however was dressed in rags.
This very .well demonstrated the
difference in input prices the
farmer has to shell out. How the
pork producers income is doubly
jeopardized, because not only the
inputs went up, b ut the outputs
went down in price. We remain
hopeful that it will turn for the
better though. If people ever eat
the Canadian Redcoat dinner that
was served to us on the first day,
we know that they will return to
-this fare time and time again. it's
gottrmet's stuff. It's better than
any meat that I've ever tasted
before. It's better than just
finger -licking good. If I do sound
euphorious, just try it sometime.
To stay with pork, I may as well
mention the Ontario Pork
congress coming up in Stratford
on June 19, 20 and 21. Every day
from 10 a.M. 'till 3 p.m. is a
consumer program with all sort of
goodies. In the restaurants those
days will be featured the afore
mentioned Canadian Redcoat.
Mmmmmm.. That alone is worth
the trouble to rent a bus and go
;with the whole club.
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