HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-02-05, Page 23members in to the 4-H ac-
tivities: '
' • As 'most of the county and -
'provincial . programs are
geared . for the senior. 0-1
member's and -the very young
Members, it was decided that
.a county program, for 13-1.4
year olds' • should be
developed.
After : many ideas were :
discussed jt was 'decided- tb
leave the final choice to the.
Club Leaders Executive.
Leaders felta need for a
workshop , in c'oin-
i•r'uriications, :parliamentary •
procedures and teaching aids '•
for`atl leaderstin the -County:-
This Workshop will.be held'in
early 'spring after', most 4:H -
clubs areorgan.ized. ' •
After --much •discussion, ,i -t
•was "passed by the _Mem-
bership that the 4-H:. club'.
member be allowed to take a
maximum•' -of six. projects,
each : year (threeinthe
summer; three in the winter)..
• 4-H Exchanges •willagain
be offered. to _4-H .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 Showni•ans.hip
Clinics /or 4-H livestock club
members: , whorequire
coaching in• preparing eir
animals for anAchievement
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' the -Easter break;
judging. competition, ' June. '
12th' or 19th; demonstrations
and exam night; last part of
August; and awards night;
November 6th or13th.
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the Jubilee Year of January 24. closing ceremonies; consisted
the formation of the Legion in The head table guests were of Comrades R. Kingswell, R
Canada, Goderich Branch 109 'piped into -the hall ed int -
p.a 1 by Piper , B1ackwell and Wm. Burks.
of the Royal Canadian Legion ` John Stevely and introduced Head table guests 'included
marked the .occasion ,:by 4o- the •assembly\ liy, the• Provincial 'First.'.Viee-
,celebrat .. iii`. i-a�t na. K� ,F
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opening of the new addition to -'President Robert Cbapma'iil,. 'who was the ue•strspeaker;
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the''. 'Legion Hall' with a • who 'was chairman: for the the Provincial:.Pre President of
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banquet ,attended by.over 200 'dinner: the Ladies Auxiliary Mrs.
members of the Branch, and The color p'arty,'which took . Jean D.umachelle4 Huron
Ladies Auxiliary Saturday, part...invthe opening. .
and ' :Count .';', <Warden J.aek
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Legion provincial vice president J.C.:: s'Bing"Forbes cut the ribbon Saturday afternoon
. officially opening the $214,000 addition to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 109 facilities :'
• on, Kingston Street in Goderich. George Low, left, acted as the building committee
chairman for the 1975' project.. (staff phQto)'
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McC tteheon aid Mrs. ' their 'dedicated efforts in
McCutcheon; Mayor.' Deb planning and supi..rvising'the
Shewfelt.and Mrs.,.: Shewfel ; new addition to the hall. That
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l:cgion Di:strict Gortamander'` committn6.6.. consisted: -of.
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Branch ,Budding _ Chairman 'Davis !Ind R L'as ttlino!of ;the
and `;Mrs ,.Lock:, lone .: Ladies Auxiliary;.
Conmander' oPthle 'Ladies �onrrnde Luur- thanked the.
Auxiliary Mrs D•, Thorndike members" fpr their. •co '
Branch' 109 president • EY. operation during constructtcrnr-•
Tonks -a-nd Mrs; Tonks i, and requestedtheir continued
Comrade B; Davis and Mrs Suppor••.tofthenew•facilities•
D -avis• who' is''president of The guest . speaker . was
Branch 109 Ladies Auxiliary, • juced by Ppst Zone
• Coi• mander'Howard'Carrolt, Commander H. Chambers.
the Branch Jubilee Chairman .
and Mrs. Carroll '-who- is Provincial .Vice-president'
Honorary Treasurer 'of the Forbes congratulated the
Ontario • '.Ladies Legion ' Branch _on_ its new addition,.:• Aixaliary. and paid tribute to :the
• veterans of the First War'who
Branch President Tonks persevered to tile. point that
expressed the appreciation of . the ]region in Canada has.
• the Branch to the members•o -•-become. a viable organization
the building committee• for whose aims and objects have -
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been 'promoted by the
veterans of -World•War,2,
He said that today, like the
l'ir'sj•War men who now•find
themselves'.few :in number •
,.i'•ti'1i'd-tlftbrain e Tgi >?d;;�wth;e
Second War Vets and
legionares• find: themsei'vchi
• approaching the•
situation. ;'
Withixr thir next :40.
'years
the speaker said , the• Legion
-must ebsgrb -and` recognize'
the sixes and, daughters of
veterans as regular
- .active Legion leaders' ,and
b members. The Legion must p'
reassess its policy,, be said,
and promote closer liaison..
with bther•service clubs if the
Legion in Canada j tQ have a
positive influ:ence in the
future.
, Comrade Bert .Such ex-
pressed the thanks of the
Branch to the guest speaker,'
and presented him with a gift
from the Branch:
—H: club leaders �.
mike plans for new year
The;Huron County'4-H Club
Leaders Association -held 'its
annual meeting on Wed-
nesday, January 28 . at the
1.O.O,F:, Hall: in Clinton:. '
The election of officers, for'
1976 executive �r.esulted'in the
following: • Past President,
Fred Uhler, RR 3, Walton;
•Preside'nt, - Jean ' Dinsmore,
'•'Fordwich; "- 1st Vice-
Pre,:sident,. Bob Tiern, ;RR' 1,
.Woodham,• ;,., 2nd - Vice
President, Albert VanDyken,
RR 1, Exeter; • Secretary -
Treasurer, Maurice
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HallahanRR 1 •Belgrave.
Directors are: - beef Beth
Cooper, RR.3, Kippen, dairy,
Doug Trewartha,: RR 4,
Clinton: field' crops, Robert
Simpson,. •RR ::3, L•ucan;
sheep, 'Dori °'1Kernick, 333
Eldon: :Street,- ,Goderic'h;•
swine, Don Dodds;;' . RR al•,
Seaforth hors Anne
Powell, RR: -.2." S'eaforth •
• rabbit, Ray Hanna,, RR. 2.
Auburn';' show mobile,: - Allan
Haugh, • RR 1 Brucefield;
tractor, • Sam Bradshaw,
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Clinton; ' piovik,mens; Bili
Leeming, RR 4, ;Walton and -
John Clark,.RR 5;•Goderich.
The "following statistics
were :presented , to : ,the
organization.: on: the; 1975 4-H
Club Prograni, In all, 379.
members took 477 projects
forming. 29 ;