HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-02-05, Page 12members, it was decided that
a county program for 13-14
year oldi should be
developed.
After many ideas were
discussed it was decided to
leavethe final choice to the
Club Leaders Executive.
Leaders felt a need for a
workshop in com-
munications, parliamentary
procedures and teaching aids
for all leaders in the County.
This 'Workshop will be held in
early spring after most 4 -II
clubs are organized. •
After much discussion, it
was ,passed by the mem-
bership that the 4-11 club
member be allowed to take a
maximum of six projects
each year (three in the
summer, three in the winter),
• 4-H Exchanges will again
be 'offered , to 4-1I -club
members in 1976. Nova
Scotia, Pennsylvania. and
Ohio have been contacted and
officials will be waiting their
replies before final decisions
have been reached.
It was also decided' to
establish Showmanship
Clinics for 4 -II livestock club
members who require
coaching in -preparing their
animals for an Achievement
Day. These clinics will be
offered during the middle
part of the summer.
The following dates and
times were decided upon for
-the 1976 club year:
organizational meetings,
during NNthe iaster break;
judging competition, June
12th or 19th; demonstrations
and exam night, last part of
August; and awards . night,
November 6th or 13th.
,,.441.41411- Irnark Catholic SOMOSebetsi were acc€pted.
separate Schoolbeard at The board granted
meeting 1PrOgb114. mtsernent4or the sewer at St.
Mr.hater wilt go into the jonlog School, Seatortbto'
to separate eletnentary-f. OW Ministry of the en -
schools under the board's- he
which is con -
jurisdiction and set up the structing the sewer system in
family life program. Pilot the town.
family 'life programs have Vincent Youtig„ Goderich
been carried t out in grade 8 board member, in reporting
Classes- in the schools,- and in on the ' information meeting
grade in
dining the past. provincial cabinet members,
Wm years. Said he believed Darcy
A number of the teaching Mr eetig h. provincial.
staff in thesystem have been treasurer, when he said he
taking the family life *courses didn't have any money. He
at St. Jerome's College in warned the trustees that they
Kitchener during the past two would have ".'to take a hard
summers so that they are look at all our expenditures."
trained•to teach the program.
Mr. Chater will commence
his duties with the board on
February 2.
E. Lorne Rideout was hired
to teach grade 8 at Our Lady
of Mount Carmel School at
Diishwood and Mrs: Mary
Jane Osborne was hired to
teach Music- at the same
school on a part time basis,
effective this month.
,.1 lack Lane, superintendent of
business and finance, said he
didn't expect the government
to announce the grant ,rates
before March .as it hadn't in
previous years when "things
were a lot simpler than this
year".
RD. Labelle 'and R. Ven
treck of the Stratford
Advisory Leisure Council
discussed their aims and
priorities for Ieisure,
a-
tivities for over an hour
- embers,
lelegates Were, in-
atise
tford
ormecl
council is for
district and the schc,
represen
Perth Countles, 11
support would not
available,. • •
After the delegates left, the
board endorsed the aims of
the mond' but decided ;lotto
appoint one et the Stratford
members mull it was learned
when the council plans to !mkt
—1t1 meetings. Howard Shantt,
a Stratford trustee, reported
he found he was unable to
attend the Recreation
Committee meetings in
Stratford after being ap-
painterLbecause the meetings
were held the same night the
board met.
The board will hold county
professional, ..development
day on February 2.
Workshops will be held both
morning and' afternoon at St.
Celumban, School, St. James
School. Seaforth, and St,
Patrick's School,Dublin. The
meeting adjourned at 11:10
Peter Brand helps his cousin, Paul Brand get up from the ice. Last Thursday students in
kindergarten, grade one and two from -St. Joseph's separate school, Clinton went skating
at the Clinton arena, some for the first time. (News -Record photo)
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II club leaders make plans
The Huron County 4-g1lub
Leaders Association* held its
annual meeting on Wed-
nesday, January 28 at the
WAX'. Hall in Clinton.
The election 'of officers for
1976 executive resulted in the
following: Past President,
;Fred Uhler, RR 3, Walton;
President, Jean Dinsmore,
eidw ich ; 1st Vice -
President, Bob Bern, RR. 1,
Woodham; 2nd V ice -
President, Albert Van Dyken,
RR' 1, Exeter; Secretary -
Treasurer, Maurice'
liallahan, RR 1, Belgrave.
Directors are: beef, Beth
- cooper, RR 3, Kipp'en; dairy,
Doug Trewartha, RR 4,
Clinton; field crops, Robert
Simpson, RR 3, Lucan;
sheep, Don Kernick, 333
Eldon Street, Goderich;
swine, Don Dodds, RR 1,
Seaforth; horse, Anne
Powell, RR 2, Seaforth;
rabbit, Ray Hanna,: RR 2,
Auburn; snowmobile, Allan ,
Haugh, RR 1, Brucefield;
tractor, Sam Bradshaw,
Clinton; ptowrnens, ' Bill
Leeming, RR 4, Walton and
Johntlark, R1 5, Goderich.
The following statistics
were presented to the
organization on the 1975 4-11
Club Program. In alt, 379
members took 477 projects
forming 29 clubs in Huron
County. The average age of
the club members was 14.4
years.which is slightly lower
than the previous year.
- tn 1975 93 percent of the
club members completed
their (Projects which is the
highest percentage com-
pletion ever achieved by 4-14
members in the County.
After a brief discussion, it
was decided to continue with
the Pre 4 -II Program in
-Huron County. This program,
which has been a pilot project
of the Association since 1971,
allows 11 year old club
members in to the 4-1.1 ac-
tivities.
As most ef the county and
provincial programs are
geared for the senior 4-H
members and the very young
Authority plans
winter fun dav
On Sunday February 15, the
Ausable-Bayfield Con-
servation Authority will be
holding a winter fun day at
Parkhill Conservation Area.
This activity day will be
advertised in all the local
papers. The purpose of this
day will be to better acquaint
the public with the winter
facilities at Parkhill.
The possible winter ac-
tivities that the public can do
include snowmobiling,
snowshoeing, cross-country
skiing and tobogganing on the
new toboggan hill. To serve
the public the Peterson Barn
will be open withhot drinks
available.
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•The directors whose, term of office expire are.
Cecil Desjardine of Grand Bend, Arnold McCann
of Dashw and Theo Steinbach of Zurich.
Mr. Des) ,i'ne and Mr. McCann are eligible for
re-election:
'• Dile to by-law 21, Qualification of Directors, (B)
Theo Steinbach is not eligible for re-election.
Cecil Desiardine.
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• Please Note: By-law 21 Qualifications of directors
d) Any person wishirielo seek election or
re-election as a Director must file his
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