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• Joseph Phelan of BR 2, Blyth
received the- B.E, McKinley
citizenship trophy as the best
over-all 4-H club member in
Huron county Friday night,
The award was presented along
with numerous others at the 26th
annual Huren County 4-H
WINS SHEEP SKIN COAT - John Kinsman of Kippen was the winner of
a sheep skin coat donated by the Old Mill of Blyth at Friday's 4-H
Achievement night in Clinton. Above, John receives his award from
Huron home economist Jane Pengilliy. T-A photo
By GORDON MORLEY
A baptismal service was held
Sunday during the church service
when Kristen Marie, daughter of
Mr. & Mrs, James Thompson;
Mary Angela, daughter of Mr. &
Mrs. Wesley Hodgson; and
Suzanne Lee, daughter of Mr. &
Mrs. John Tweddle was baptized
by Mrs. C. Westhaver.
Mr. & Mrs. John Kingma,
Dashwood visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Wes Hodgson and
family.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Newey and
girls, Kingston, Ruth Trevithick,
Toronto, Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Trevithick and Neil, Mrs. Ed
Johnson and Bill attended the
birthday party for George Neil at
the home of Mr. & Mrs.- Harvey•
Witifeiorand' Sat'urd'ay:"''"''
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Tweddle and Suzanne
were Mr, & Mrs. Bruce McLin-
chey, Mr. & Mrs. Gary Tweddle
and Harvey Tweddle and Mr. &
Mrs. John McLeod and baby.
Mrs. Snelgrove, Exeter, visited
Sunday with her daughter and
son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Thompson and family.
Mrs. Eldon Hodgson and Mrs.
Reta Cunningham, Lucan, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Jack Hodgson and Karen.
Mrs. Tweddle has been staying
with her daughter Mrs. Thomp-
son and Murray.
Mr. & Mrs, Fred Lewis, Mr. &
Mrs. Wilbert Lewis and Carolyn
were Sunday dinner guests with
Ruth, Viola and Elmer Lewis.
Rae Lewis is a patient in St.
Josephs Hospital.
Whitehorse, capital city of the
Yukon, is Canada's most nor-
therly and most westerly capital.
It is nearly 800 miles farther west
than Los Angeles, California.
the Old Mill at Blyth,
Robert Paviceje, RR 2, Cen-
trolls had the highest score as the
first year member of a swine club
and Alan Bern, HR. 1, Woodham
won. the Cliff McNeil trophy for.
exhibiting the champion
holstein calf at the championship
4-H dairy show at the •Seaforth
fall fair.
Barbara Preszcator, Ftft
Exeter won the John Franicen
Memorial trophy for compiling
the highest score in all of the
Huron 4-H horse and pony clubs.
Club leaders Maurice Love of
RR 3, Exeter received a cer-
tificate for 10 years of voluntary
service and Bob MacNaughton,
RR 3, Kippen received a five
year service certificate.
Len MacGregor, extension
assistant with the Ministry of
Agriculture and Food office at
Clinton co-ordinated the
achievement night program, He
said 4-H programs are placing
more emphasis on individual
participation rather than com-
petition.
47things you
can do to
conserve energy
1-7 Your heating system.
Clean forced-air filters once a month
q Bleed air from hot water radiators,
fix leaks 0 Empty the flue clpan-out
O Have the system checked by an
expert 0 Insulate ducts and pipes in
areas that don't need heat 0 Glossy
white radiators heat best 0 A gravity
air system with a single return works
best with interior doors open.
8-13 Keep the heat in!
Insulation pays, especially in attics.
O Fit storm windows, weather-strip
outside doors 0 Keep fireplace
dimper closed 0 Use range hood
ventilators only when necessary 0 If
you sleep with the window open,
close the door 0 Close drapes at
night.
14-17 Use your thermostat.
EaOh degree you lower the thermo-
stat cuts fuel consumption about 3%
O It's possible to save' by turning the
thermostat down at night 0 If you use
a humidifier, you'll stay comfortable
with less heat 0 If there's a Shivery
Sam in the family, suggest he wears
a sweater.
18-22 Hot water.
Insulate exposed hot water pipes
O If your water heater has a dial, try
setting it lower 0 A dripping tap
wastes up to 175 gallons of hot water
a month 0 Don't use dishwashers till
they're full 0 Generally, a shower
uses less hot water than a bath.
25-52 Around the house.
Are the door seals on your oven,
refrigerator and freezer good?
O Don't use the oven if a toaster or
fry-pan will do the job 0 If you buy an
electric heater, make sure it has a
thermostat q Use lower wattage
bulbs if you can 0 Use Christmas
lights from 6 OM till bedtime 0 Use
pots that cover stove elements
0 Thaw frozen food before cooking
O Defrost freezers regularly 0 A
pressure cooker saves energy as well
as time.
33-59 On the road.
A well-maintained car is an economi-
cal car 0 Check tires and alignment
,TP
Present many awards at achievement night
Achievement night at Huron
Central Secondary school in
Clinton.
In addition to receiving the
citizenship award for outstanding
participation in 4,11 home And
community affairs he also
compiled the highest score in
judging competitions for the
second consecutive year.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Phelan, a graduate last
spring of Ridgetown College of
Agricultural Technology and
was a delagate to the national 4-1.1
conference in Toronto held earlier
this month,
The guest speaker at the an-
nual awards night was Ken Knox,
assistant supervisor of youth
extension for the Ontario
Ministry of Food and
Agriculture.
He urged 4-H members to work
hard saying, "even if you know
you may not win an award dig in
and make the winner set a
record. Let's make Huron county
ring,"
The 4-H advisor continued,
"get on the ball and start making
your own decisions. Minds are
like parachutes they work better
when opened."
Huron county has 361 4-H
members being 3.12 percent of
the total in Ontario which in-
cludes 50 other counties.
About 750 persons attended the
awards night during which
members from 28 clubs won
certificates, plaques, pins and
more than $1,000 in cash prizes.
There were several three
award winners named during the
evening. Barry Miller, RR 3,
Exeter won the Huron Hereford
Association trophy for showing
a hereford calf with the top score
according to the Basis of Awards
excluding the score on the calf,
He also won the Cook's
Division of Gerbro trophy with
the champion 4-11 white bean
exhibit at the Seaforth fall fair
and the Canadian Canners award
as the top member in the Exeter
4,11 Sweet Corn club,
Jim Nivins, RR 3, Auburn won
the C,S, MacNaughton trophy for
having the highest 4-H score in
the county, It was 962 out of 1,000.
He also received the Sandy Icolk-,
Man trophy for the best all-round
Mother in the Dungannon 4-H
calf club and the Vincent Farm
Equipment trophy as the highest
scorer in a tractor club.
Another three awardwinner was
Ken Mewhinney, RR 1, Lucknow.
He won the Toronto-Dominion
Bank award as champion
showman, the Murray Gaunt
award as champion 4-H beef
showman and a Stewart Procter
award for his champion shor-
thorn steer.
Another Procter award winner
was Chris Procter, RR 5,
Brussels, a grandson of the man
the award commemorates. He
received the prize for his
champion shorthorn heifer.
A number of other South Huron
4-H members walked off with
some of the top prizes. Sandy
Broadfoot, RR 1, Brucefield won
the Russell Bolton trophy for his
championship corn exhibit and
Jim Kinsman, RR 1, Kippen had
the highest score in sheep clubs
and won a sheep-skin coat from
Recent events in the Middle East have underlined just how
essential,a dependable supply of energy is to the way we live.
Present indications are that supplies of imported crude oil
in Eastern Canada are barely sufficient to meet demand.
If we can't maintain imports, real shortages of gasoline
and heating oil could occur here in Ontario.
But uncertain import 'supply isn't our only concern.
Canada's own oil arp gqs supplies are being depleted,
and cannot l*en4ted:
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To make sure we have enough energy for the future, and to
give us time to develop alternative energy sources, we must
make the best use of the sources we have now.
Nobody has the right to waste fuel, or any other form of
energy.The time has come to take a good, hard look at the
way we use energy, and to use it wisely.
Good energy habits learned now, especially by our children,
will bring us comfortably through the winter, and pay off
in years to come, Let's get to work.
O Prolonged idling wastes gas 0 Can
you use the bus? Or ride with some-
one else? 0 Does your size of car
really fit your needs?
O Over 50 mph, economy decreases
O Jack-rabbit starts waste gas
40-44 Around the farm.
kwell-tuned tractor burns 10% less
fuel 0 Underground or pressurized
storage tanks reduce vapourization
loss 0 Reduce tractor wheel slip and
you save fuel 0 Prolonged idling of
engines wastes gas 0 Can you turn
yard lights off earlier?
45-47 At work-
Can the thermostat be turned down?
O Can you turn off any lights? 0 Has
your company got an Energy
Conservation Suggestion Scheme?
We're taking Our own advice.
All Ministries and Agencies of the
Ontario Government are doing their
bit to conserve energy. Lighting and
heating levels are being reduced in
government buildings; a new
emphasis is being given to economi-
Cal operation of vehicles; Ontario
Hydra and the Ministry of Education
are encouraging consumers and
schoolchildren tO learn good habits
in the use of energy. And that's just
a beginning?
SWINE AWARD WINNER - An award for being the top first year
member in a Huron 4-H swine club was won by Robert Pavkeie of Cen-
tralia, In the above picture, Robert receives his prize from Ken Flett,
manager of the Clinton branch of the Bank of Montreal at Friday's 4-H
Achievement night held in Clinton. T-A photo
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