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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-08-30, Page 18pA• E11 GODBRICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30. 1973 Peter Kalbfleisch, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kaibilelsch, Elizabeth St., graduated from the University of Waterloo at the Spring Convocation with a B.A.. Degree In Economics. This fall Mr. Kalbflelsch will.be attending Osgoode Hall Law School, Toronto, under a John D, Falconbrldge Memorial Scholarship. Further, Peter and his wife Barbara, daughter of Mrs. R. S. Hetherington and the late Judge R. S. Hetherington were each recently awarded Huron County scholarships by the Huron County Council for their academic achievement at the University 'of Waterloo for the 1972-73 school term. Health Unit' summer students appreciated Summer students Don Hullah and Phil Paquette of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute in Toronto leave the Huron County Health Unit this week to resume their :.tudies much to the regret of Chief Public TOWN TALK The McGratten family gathered at Harbor Park on Sunday afternoon to help celebrate the 93rd birthday of Mrs. Jenny McGratten, 33 Essex Street in Goderich. Mrs. McGratten, who was 93 on August 23, is the mother of six children, three girls and three boys, and has, nine grand- children and 10 great - gr ndchildren. Family • mem- be r,,•c e from Aylmer, Bram- pton and London as well as Goderich. Huron County Calf Club members show a1 Orangeville Sept. 1 know ledge, creativity, showmanship and a good calf -will be needed by the 4-H mem er. who c,finpete in a new ,,now .cheduled for Orangeville_. Ontario Septem- ber !. The 4-11 Dairy Silver Dollar t'vrnletitron will bring together _the' top dairy rluh _members from central -and midwestern Ontario. They will write a senior' level quiz on livestock knowledge, and an impromptu essay on some phase of -the da►rbusiness. Showmanship ccompetitions will be held, and the.. calves judged, at Orangeville fairgrounds begin- ning at 1:00 p.m. that day. Each.. county served by., United Breeders Inc., the spon- soring organization, has a quota of up to five competitors. -They must -be -over fifteen years old, and are selected by the 4-H Co-ordinators of their County on the basis of their 4-H record. The prizes will be worth the effort. Division winners, (quit, essay, showmanship, calf) will each receive 25 silver dollars. Overall winners ~will be deter- mined by a point system„based on their performance in all divisions. The winner will receive 75 silver dollars on a silver tray. Second prize will be 50 dollar's, third prize 25... dollars. The quiz will be prepared by Harold Clapp, Extension Dairy Specialist with the Ministry of Agriculture & Food. Essays are to be judged bre Don Jose of the Department of.Information, University of Guelph. Judge for, the showmanship and calf classes will be David Houck, manager'of Romandale Farms and. is well. known for the judging.pf:.dairy cattle and showing performance. Those representing Huron County will include: -Don Car= ter, Blyth 4-H Calf Club, Harry Franken, Blyth 4-H Calf Club, Margie Eckert, Seaforth 4-H Calf Club,,Joe Phelan, Blyth 4- H Calf Club and Brian'Old- field, SeaforthA-H Calf Club. Real possibility CCAT nay close for land lack A shortage of available land became public that the closing for crop studies in Centralia of the college would be a loss to has been cited as the reason the area. behind a recommendation now He also noted that he before the Ontario Ministry of doubted°the atmosphere at the Agricullture to close the Cen- University of Guelph would tralia College of Agricultural be conducive to students lear- Technology. ning farming. The recommendation comes a part of a report on land use in Ontario. It notes that the school should be located elsewhere and -suggests that a new agricultural college that„ established-at the University of Guelph. The report was prepared by ,The final meeting of the Prof. N. R. Richards, a former ' Dungannon 4-H Calf Club was dean of the `Ontario held in the form of a ball game Agricultural College and was at Nile ballpark on August 20 'made public when it appeared and -saw .Fran Lottenberg's in the August edition of Town team. overpower Shirley and. Country magazine. ' Dougherty's'squad 11 to 8, Centralia •Agricultu°ral The club members then College was first opened in -1967 drove to Port Albert for a swim at the former Canadian Armed and wiener `roast' but it ,was ftrces base near that corn- found the waves were too high munity. This spring 1l3 for any water activities. st.wlents graduated in animal.___... The next event of the club health, home economics and will be held September 21 at agricultural business the Dungannon Fall Fair. This -management-.programs:-----;-- will -be -followed -by -the--presen-.. MPP for Huron, JackaRiddell tation of awards on November (Liberal) said after the report ; 23 at the Clinton High School. Dungannon Calf Club.: meeting THE REASONS for insuring locally through our Independent insurance ag.ncy CONVENIENT SERVICE • LOCAL KNOWLEDGE • 'CLAIMS & COVERAGE ADVICE All Types of Insurance W.J. Hughes. Insurance Agency 5244100 311 EAST ST., GODERICH Don MatEwan 524-9131 Health Inspector Jim McCaul. Mr. McCaul said last week that he was "very very pleased” with the .work the students had done 'for the health unit. "They did an excellent job and could assume full time positions with any health unit," he noted. The Health Inspection head also said he would be recom- mending to the Huron County Board of Health that the policy. of employing students during the summer months be con- tinued next year. During their tour of duty with the Health Unit the students assumed full respon- sibility in the field and carried out their duties admirably, Mr. McCaul explained. They were responsible for the full line of Health Unit activities involving sewage, summer camps, swim- ming pools and food premises. cone of the major projects the student became involved in was a survey of food premises and their report will be analyzed this fall and reworked into a standing file on restaurants and other food outlets. Once back at the Ryerson In- stitute Mr. Hullah .and Mr. Paquette will complete work on a thesis which is to be based on one part of the field training they had through their summer posting. Mr. Paquette completed a survey of sanitation for the village of Londesboro during his summer's work and the completed thesis will outline the situation there and make recommendations on what is needed and how it should be achieved. Meat inspection will be the topic of Mr. Hullah's thesis with the subject matter arising from work he completed in con- nection with the slaughter house in Dashwood. Everyone enjoyed another visit on Monday afternoon by the "The Band". This group have been able to provide a variety of selections with five wind instruments, drums, elec- tric organ and a soloist. �-. Eight -tables of euchre and crokinole were played at the games on Wednesday after- noon. "Family Night" was held in the auditorium this week with Albert Craig of Bayfield and Becky Howes of Clinton sharing the program. Each of the entertainers provided their own accompaniment with Albert Craig playing tht guitar and singing -.,several familiar tunes and requests. 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