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"none, you may know a lot of about teaching math, but I know a lot about sheep." Ms Tuchlinsky learned herself about how sheep follow each other. She was coming home from Bluevale one Sunday and slowed down as two sheep crossed the road. She guessed they must have come from the flock that were in the near by field. Sure enough, as soon as the other sheep noticed that the two sheep had left them the others had to follow. She. sat there and watched and waited as about 20- of them took their time crossing the road and going up a driveway. Ms Tuchlinsky asked the congre- gation for ways in how people are like sheep, with God as their shep- herd. 'A large mural made by the Sunday School class depicted life on the farm with its stresses and joys. She shared with the congregation how blessed she felt to be able to live and carry out her ministry in this rural setting. When Matt Lee came into the Walton Inn on Thursday, I asked him a few question about his tremendous job of designing the motocross track at the SkyDome for May 18. He told me that he had never actu- ally designed a track on paper before. A few months ago when he found out about the job he went out into his field and paced out the size of the stadium in the snow. He need- ed: to get a visual reference. The amount of math that_he had to use ti) make sure herhad enough dirt for the track and jumps etc. was quite chal- lenging. He will need 10 inches of packed dirt to cover the surface of the stadi- um floor (which by the way is Olene Dennis, Doreen Hackwell. Marjory Humphries and Edith Wey were in charge of the WUCC meet- ing last Wednesday. The theme for the evening was, The Earth is the Lord's, which tied in with the upcoming Sunday being Rural Life Sunday. Mrs. Hackwell read scripture and with Marie McGavin at the piano the group of women sang songs about the earth. Mrs. Hackwell talked about some of the problems of the earth saying that people are called to be stewards of the earth, but so far haven't been doing a very good job of it. She asked the ladies their views on such things as farming practices, climate change and how it is affect- ing us, native land rights, genetic altering of our food, loss of animals habitats. etc. She asked if anyone had any solutions. People _need to be responsible in the ways that they use their resources. Then Mrs. Dennis introduced the guest speaker. The ladies were defi- nitely in for a treat as Mark Bachert came to the front of the room. If he was nervous at all it didn't show as he told about his trip to El Salvador last year. He has been there four times already and each time he goes he gets to practice his Spanish. He can carry on a conversation now. It is a very interesting country he said and when it is cold here in Canada it is nice and warm there. El Salvador is a densely-populated country with six and a half million people in total or 700 people every square mile. Sugarcane is their major industry. The cane is all planted and harvested by hand with the employees making $5 per hour. The roads are quite diverse with some good highways and even more poor roads, some being a mere mountain trail. Then when the rainy seasons hits now to Sept./Oct. it is very muddy as it rains every day for an hour. His main purpose for going there. along with others in his group, was to distribute the Seed Sower (this is an organization that produces pam- phlets with Bible verses) texts, to spread the seed of Jesus Christ to the people there. It was interestjng to go into the city 'where they would hand out the texts and there would be children in the streets playing soccer. • Not only were there children but pigs, and some days cattle were herded down the street. Every once cement). It will take eight hours to move in 4.000 yards of dirt. Can he do it? This young man is somewhat nervous, but excited and confident that he will get the job done. He will be taking a few Waltonites with him such as. Scott McDonald and Darryl Houston to help set up for the motocross. We're behind you all the way Matt. It is finally here! The day that B.J. Owner of the Treasure Chest. has been dreaming of - Garage Sales in Cambridge!. She left Friday night and spent most of the day Saturday shopping for more treasures for the store. Make sure you stop by and see all the special buys she picked up. The first motocross race Of the season happens at the Lee's May 13. Riders from all over Ontario will be participating in this event which is part of the Provincial Championship. Check out our WEBSITE at www.northhuron.on.ca in a while a brand new four-wheel drive truck would make its way down the street. The difference between rich or poor was quite evident. There were a lot of mud-brick houses. To make extra money the women would make tortillas and sell them outside their houses. They eat a lot of tortillas, rice and chicken. He got a little sick of chicken and was anxious to get home and eat some beef. On Jan. 13, 11:30 a.m. the earth- quake that we heard about took place. He remembers travelling down the road with a driver when this woman carrying a child came running and screaming with an expression of fear on her face from her house. Suddenly there wore 2(X) or more screaming and frightened people out in the streets and Mark asked the driver what.was going on. The driver jumped out of the vehicle and Mark followed suit and the first tremor of the earthquake hit. It lasted for 45 .seconds and it was very terri- fying. It settled down and started again. Then there was stillness. There were fallen houses, mostly the mud- brick houses. One in five houses were destroyed. In another part of the city the mudslide that was shown on the news destroyed 5(X) homes and left 1,200 buried alive. Very few people were recovered. Although Mark and his group did- n't help right in that area they did help in other areas of the city. Their group helped clean up and rebuild houses using concrete. In 10 days they built eight concrete homes. The people were very grateful. One of the greatest experience for Mark was the Gospel campaign, especially the night of the earth- quake, for in the midst of their pain and suffering the people came and were interested in finding God. To Mark, that made his trip worthwhile. He was thanked for sharing the video of his trip and his experiences. Edith Wey and Marjory Humphries took over the business part of the meetins. Following the meeting the ladies enjoyed a great lunch and looked at some of the material that Mark had brought back from El Salvador.