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)imph's council he;
Mauch 90 in St. Joseph's' collected after Mass/
Sehc Olf* St,. Joseph's • CWL held
tMass was said by
he o
A The Meeting opened with
Prayer, . With 18 members
Present,. with Mrs, John Austin
"►icing. Mrs, Frank Ric li gave
Remember to say the League g ng
Prayer nine days ° for the parish information . and showed a plate
Sick/ , • so it was decided to ,sell plates
The , membership convener depicting the church.
read the regulations for the Mrs. Carl Riegling 'moved that
election which takes place in the, C.W:L. sponsor a: member of
aril the Youth Club to attend a
,•"Take Courage' was the Windsor convention.
theme of the • W-or1d; Day of Mrs. -Reis Miltenbu g
Prayer and a brief repar was presented a gift to Mrs. Don
giyen, by thi spiritual' convener. Aubin who -is . leaving- to reside
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correspondence
?„,,._—correspondence and recording .- A film might pe shown during ,:1
secretaries gave their reports. 'Easter vacations. •
Mrs. Mark Dalton and ' Mrs. Mrs. Mark Dalton . read ' an
Pete Vogt moved that all bills Interestingietter 01 Most Rev: G.
are to be paid. Tickets on a rug, Young, concelning the role of
quilt and towels are being sold Catholic .women In ' any
and Mrs. O. Heffernan is ticket organization. •
convener. Mrs. Frank Riegling is to
Mrs. John Austin and Mrs. make the scrap book.
Bob Howard are to visit the sick. Father Cassano read 12 -
In the. morning of March 25, humorous points on how to ruin
the church is to be cleaned for an organization which everyone
Easter. Flower donations will be enjoyed.
4-H to hold organizatjon meetings
poverty Iunch
,
Mrs. Eldon Austin, Mrs. Reis
Mrs. Carl .Riegling showed Miltenburg, and .Mrs. Mardi'
clippings dealing with consumers Hendriks were appointed to the
affairs and a discussion followed. nominating committee. . ,
Mrs. Pete • Vogt and Mrs. Mrs. Mark Dalton adjourned
John Howard are in,,.. charge of the meeting and Father Cassano.
the Scout Father, and Son. closed with prayer.
Banquet in. April. Mrs.. Antone Van Osch won
the mystery gift.
A poverty lunch consisting of
coffee washeld and the money
raised will be sent to aid Peace
and .Development.
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Grade 2 pupils are planning
plays to put on in front of the
class.
Grade .3 has begun 'a. unit of
study, about Canada. They first
made a large map of Canada and
are now studying the Atlantic
regions.
Miss Elliott's grade 1-2 have ,-
been discussing animal tracks.
They -have found out that
animals may be -flat-footed
walkers, toe- walkers.°or toenail
walkers.
Grade 5 is doing a project on
Australia and New Zealand, such
aspects as animals, mining,
On March 26 and March 30, ' must be 16 as of January, fishing, plants, land forms -.etc'.
most of the 4-H clubs in Huron 1970): • Grade 6 is doing a unit on
County will be organized. 4-H Conservation: Many projects Indians of Canada. The pupils
Clubs are open to girisand boys are _._ available, dealing with are working- in groups of four
who have reached their 12th forests, soil, water, fish and . with each doing different tribes
birthday by January 1, 1970 and ” wildlife in our modern economy. in Canada, Many pupils -have
have not reached their 21st Other Senior Projects• are in done individual -projects- In art •
--hirthday by December 31, 1970. - the planning stages. If anyone period they constructed a 10
The 4-H Club -movement 'in has any interest in a project we foot totem pole which Is sitting
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Canada remains as one of the, ,-.-welcome your ideas along this by, the office..
strong youth organizations of line. r -h u r Circle
e the 'world.A
the-
. Membership in ' For further details as to ,
Canada . is getting close to the times and locations of the 4-H•
- 'mark , _ over __ 700 anizationall Meetings, in our` r1OIu`e-`Eaiter
80,000 mark in 'Ir1rg � � . y , � • In 1. .Constabl . -Fortner.- _hosts,_. the _Senior � NCO's of
different agrlcultuial clubs: - area, ref& to the ,advertisement __ - . -------.r-r te q �}ryr
• Clubs offered are as follows: in this newspaper or the article m eerIngestablished the International ,. Canadian Forces Base Clinton.
4-11 Beef or Dairy Calf Clubs m the. 1970 issue of the Huron. The Arthur Circle of Knox Police Hall of Faine in Goderich.. ` Law Enforcement Night is an
' . Feed and care for one calf County Soil and Crop Presbyterian Church met on
Constable T. "F. Fortner (right), founder- of the International Police,Hall of •Fame,. Goderich,
presents Ted Baechler of Goderich Manufacturing Company -with a plaque_in recognition of the
assistance provided by himself and his brother, the late Bert Baechler. The ceremony took place at -
the Annual Law Enforcement Night' in the Sergeants' Mess, CFB Clinton, where the International`
Police Hall of Fame display had its first public showing.
Law enforcement night held
The first public showing of
the International Police Hall of
Fame Display enhanced the
annual Law Enforcement Night
held,_ at „CFB Clinton on
Thursday, March 5.
The display, including over
1000 police badges, 'flashes,
uniforms and accoutrements
from past and present, is the
result of a long-time hobby of
Constable T. F. Fortner of the
He attributes
success of the
to, the hard
secretary} Mrs.
the help and
personnel
Manufacturing
much of the
extensive display
work of his
Lois Hugill,, and
guidance of the
at Goderich
Company. The
collection is booked for a
National Police Week display in
Michigan.
The display was viewed by
over 100 members of the .local
Goderich Police Department, k police departments and their
during the .club year. Junior Newspaper.,,, Monday evening in the church
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and May 1, 1970. ' Seniorboys and girls between the ages Following the opening exercises,
Hei fe r --bo
rn • between January 1 We hope that as many young parlour for the Easter meeting.
20 will the business period was -
Colborne Central Home
and School meets
l
Heifer-orn between July 1 and of 12and , as possible,
December -31, 1969. Baby beef . take part in the 4-H program. ' conduited. _ • Colborne Central Home and 'were. At -least they know Who to
steers and heifers for market Such County events as 4-H The , secretary's and School was held Monday evening. .contact.
are also in 'this senior reties bus tours, field .days, treasurer's reports Were read and he school auditorium'Apat1 - Mr. Harman, the physical
.purposes. p Ate,..,_.
....,� adapted-. The offering was Q _ _ edt cation ,.teacher; supervised a
age group, or maybe' a group of and Judging Competition, P „ . d •attlendance.
five or,more steers. should make this year's 4-H ,received by• .Evelyn Scruton and Mrs: Rutledge, president, program of 'gymnastics by .the
t.
, Glenda Salter and dedicated. opened, with a welcome to pupils from grafts, one to eigh
4-H Swine Club: This year program an interesting one. ' • P - _
County g Any rural or urban boy or girl An invitation was read to eve orle.
the Huron Coun Hog ry
Producers will -lend $50. toward" . • attend .the Thankoffering Ito was left to the nominating
12 to 21 -years of•age interested ' ,
the purchase o two breeding t meeting in Belgrave church on committee to appoint three
f. g in joining the Dungannon Beef Aril 8th.
gilts to the first 50 members or Dairy ' Calf Club should p ladies for offices.
Cooper, er
y t ci BobMcNeil 524 8009Q Three ^ enjoyable musical
interested. The members may numbers, `Exodus;” "Michael Representative for Borne and
borrow the money from the Hog Ross Eedy, 529-7526, 'John :-'Rowed 'the Boat Ashore;" and School, 'is to be the guest�for'
Producers at the start of the: club, Clark, 524-9822 by !Wednesday, .«Love is ' Come �,gain,a�';, were -v ne�4 �tsin�'Appl 4 1
year and -are required to pay the
borrowed - .money, back by presented. by .Nina`K.nigh, who
accompanied herself on the It was "decided to ' buy the
November j.,--1970. graduation bars for grade eight
Senior' members (16 as of' • guitar. She was thanked by
Mrs. p , Council
b contact . ,
• Jaid' 1,-1970) of a Swine
, C1✓ub may enroll in a Market Hog
,t! Club 'where they. feed and care
for a minimum of five" market •
hogs.
Instead of being organized -on
March 26 and 30 with other
clubs, the swine clubs will be
organized on the evening of.
April 16, 1970 in the Clinton
Board Room at 8:00 p.m.
4-11 Field Crop' Clubs;. The
members must seed and care for
.4 one acre of either corn or forage
or white beans.
Multi -Project Clubs: Members
in Field, Crop Clubs may take up
to three different projects within
the same club. b
4-11 Tractor a ,d Machinery
Maintenance CI •bs: Keep
records of the cost • f ope . ting
and maintaining the ctor
during the club year. tidy
economical tractor operation
and maintenance and learn how
to make minor adjustments.
Senior Projects (members
ap 7
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March 25.
Soccer team
elects ..officers
Madeleine 'Edward who again this .year. .
expressed the delight of the Mr. ' Black introduced 'the
,The Goderich Rangers Soccer ladies for this entertainment. grade eight pupils for the public
Team has announced thea An j aster `worship service speaking. Sharon Whitely spoke
election of officers of the club entitled, "Love Grew Up"- on the Negro children coming to
was , held recently with the ' focused the thinking of the visit the school.
• following results: Tom. Profit, meaning of the Resurrection. It '
president; Carl Moller; secretary;e
las interspersed with Easter Shawn Whelan '- and • Fred
John Gottschalk, treasurer; G. scripture passages, prayers and Shoemaker spoke on' pollution.
Godwin and W. Gottschalk, hymns, and was presented by Mr. Black then introduced
coaches; Ron Wilton, public Madeleine Edward, Helen Bob Elliott from the county
relations. Assistant coach. is T: McManus and Rtith Skeoch. school board, e gave an outline
Alcock. -H
k. `The closing -hymn, "Rejoice of the structure of the board.
' The name of the team captain the Lord is `King was followed•
will be announced at a later by prayer: • . .'Mr. Elliott said• he thought
date. A social hour followed the ratepayers 'were- closer to the
Two teams have been entered . meeting. school board now that they ever
by Goderich in the London and
District Soccer league this year.
In addition to. :the , Goderich
Rangers, a Goderich, , Reserve
° team• has been entered.,
*As always, .the club is
.. interested ' in hearing froth
anyone who would like to play
with the , teams. Interested
people, with some experience at -
soccer, are asked to contact Mr.
Wilton for further information -
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HURON: BOUNTY 4-H
rganization Meetings
F.°E. MADI,LL SECONDARY SCHOOL, WINGHAM,
ON MARCH 26TH, AT 2:00 P.M.
---Lucknow 4-11 Calf . Club
-Dungannon 4-H Calf Club
-Lucknow 4-11 Grain Corn Club
-Howick 441 Calf Club
Turnb'eri 4-11 Calf Club
-North Huron Corn Club
'Blyth-Belgrave 4-H Beef Club
-Blyth 441 Dairy Calf Club
-Myth 4-11 Corn Club
-Brussels 4-11 Calf Club
---1lrussels 4 -ii Corn Club }
hi,B:• Huron County Hog Plsoducers 4-11 Swine Clubs. will
organize on April 16th at 8:00 p.m. in Clinton Agricultural
Board Rooms.
Enrolment for special 4-H Clubs such as `Tractor and
Conservation can be made at any of the above meetings.
roti ay also enroll by sending your application form to
the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food, Box 159,
Clinton, '
All boys' and girls who have reached their 12th birthday
" b ,' 'Januaryest, .19 '0 and have- riot reached their 21st
• birthday by bec liber 31st,19/0, are invited to join one of
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