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average age of the club
Members was 14.4 years which is
slightly lower than the
rep res a ore'
have been reached,
It was also decided to establish
fective immediatel /
Mr. Whelan noted this action is
- -
ariohas a new
f.
C�ublit Installation
y
previous
In 1975 93 r cent of the
Pe
showmanship clinics for 4-H live-
a direct result of his meeting in
Washington December
safeguards to protect against any
jai'•
Clay or Plastic
`.
-
year.
y
club. members completed their
projects which is the highest per
stock club members •who require
coaching in preparing their
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''1"FfLRDV1►IC1I — Rev. August anderstand alai^ reasons, Mr. Fordwich chtarch and at nearby u t t ' `� T
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{ l4ieuicttaxln, United Church per- Kurtzvllle for the past two Sun-
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�Yr•,... .vnimrt north,^ im.__ ring Mr, M eDonald from the " i ii9 k '71 have t()
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b Rev, John MacDonald ,of church was issued by a Goderich
r c r'oadwlch that adequate rasa `cd "ndi a Feb. 19 hearing
the other part (ejecting Mr- i
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q tins judge g MacDonald frolHl tl�Ia nlwrlse),
in Toronto for permanent in-
r't were not given for Mr. w Mac- p Mr. Meachaan said.�1
it (� Donald's dismissal in ecember. junction.e
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} Mr. Meacham said he took part Mr. Meacham said earlier that United Church has filed suit fir' a
in a November meetingto Mit- technically Mr, MacDonald �� ��� {'
against Mr': MacDonald. b
t't � • ehell duringwhich presbytery never was hired, since he never
p y �! He said the church plans to � f
t officials spent more, than an hour appeared before the interview pursue the matter "one step ata t ; .�
board for approval.
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explaining to Mr.- MacDonald pp time” and that as far as he knows „° ° C
why he was being fired. Asked whether the church
would attempt to force Mr. Mac- there is "no intention" of suing T-€ � J,�h a
Mr. MacDonald, .51, claims that
Donald from the church manse, MacDonald. s
he never was given an adequate "We are just dealing with the
reason for the firing. He was which he still occupies, Mr. P
Meacham said he did not know if injunction," he said. f
i given notice in October. Mr. Meacham added that the 1 :,
He has refused to give up his that would be tried. United Church's lawyer, Norman
' post despite the firing and con- "First we want to get the Pickell of Goderich, has advised o a
church back to normal and get '
tinued to preach in the church in church officials to make no f
ry l the people in it a ain, he said. A further public statements on the BACK TO THE OLD COUNTRY—Lochlo Jethro FMC 1628 recently joined the elite of
Janus until an injunction was P P g
.;. issued barring him from church supply minister, third -year matter. jet -setting Ontario cattle. He left Lochlo Charolais Farm near Tottenham for France, with s
property. the distinction of being the first Charolais bred and raised in North America to be ex- t
Because Fordwich is in the ported to the country where the Charolais breed originated. Ontario Minister of Agri- c
Laoadon conference, Mr. Mea Huron
County
4.,H culture and Food, William Newman (left), and John Devins, who owns and operates the f
cham said he undertook routine farm in conjunction with hisPwife Alberta, send their best wishes with Ontario's latest en
preprations for an interview voy. The arrival in Paris of the two-year-old bull will reiptroduce a virtually extinct blood- 1
board hearing at which a recom-
Vii; g line -into the French breeding program.
mendation to hire Mr. Mae ®� ects executive ( Photo by Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food)
Donald was to be reviewed. �r
He said that in the course of the
preparations, he discovered that The Huron County 4-H Club 4-H program in Huron County.
Mr. MacDonald had been fired waders- Association held its This program f the has been a September dates' confirmed for fair
from churches at Teeterville, annual meeting on Wednesday, pilot. 1971, a,� of the association p
Ont., and Pemberville, Ohio. Jan. 28 at the Ball in Clinton. The sauce 1971, allows 11 -year-old club
}' He said he madee,, further election of officers for 1976execu- members in to 4-H.activities. Tuesday and Wednesday, are: president, Fred Uhler; five talk on agricultural condi
?' inquiries about Mr. MacDonald five resulted in the following: As most of the county and pro- September 21 and. 22, were set as, first vice-president, Graeme tions, the' extent of production in
' "and found out it (Mr. Mae- past president, Fred Uhler, RR 3, vincial programs are geared for the dates of the 1976 Brussels Fall Craig second vice-president, these western counties, produc-
;f' Donald's service at the two Walton; president, Jean' Dins- the senior 4-H members and the Fair when the annual meeting of Jack Cardiff; secretary-treasur- tion costs and food costs. Every
churches) wasn't very -pleasant." more, Fordwieh; first vice-presi- very young members, it was the Brussels Agricultural Society er, A. Edwin Martiti; directors, one was pleased with his report
)• dent Bob Hern, RR I, Woodham; decided that a county program was held in the Anglican Church, Gerald Smith, Emerson Mitchell, and happy to have a capable
"Wherever L tion I got reports p for 13 -14 -year-olds should be
V r"- of bad .relationships with second vice-president, Alber Van y on Wednesday evening of last Murray Hoover, Bob Higgins, representative in this area.
congregations," he said. Dyken, RR 1, Exeter; secretary- developed. week. The evening begun •at Merle Freeman, Keith William Brussels Fair is rated as a good' When Mr. MacDonald was told treasurer, Maurice Hallahan, RR After many ideas were dis- seven with a banquet served by . son, Ray ' Adams, John Bone- agricultural fair. Receipts for
1, Bel rave. cussed it was decided to leave the the ladie of the Anglican Church schansker, Neil Hemingway; 1975 were $11,795; expenditures
r' during the November me"eying g s g
that he was being dismissed Directors include: Beth final choice to the club leaders Guild In spite of adverse president of ladies' division, Mrs. $12,742.06; outstanding cheques
because of his past record. — Cooper, "RR 3, Kippen (beef), executive. Leaders felt a need for weather conditions, 45 attended. Lloyd Wheeler; auditors, Nor- $138.55; true balance $2,573.73.
;I'. RR 4 Clinton a workshop in communications, Officers and directors for 1976 man Hoover and"'Walter Kerr. The big expense was the new
what the United Church, had Doug Trewartha, ,
ai > previously termed his ."work (dairy); Robert Simpson, RR 3, Parliamentary procedures and Guest speaker was Don Pullen, roof.
his" — Mr. MacDonald Lucan (field crops); Don Ker- teaching aids for all leaders in agricultural representative from Plans are being made for more
it nick 333 Eldon Street Goderich' the County. " Clinton. Mr. Pullen praised the accommodation for beef cattle
I l� mad the information was This workshop will be held in
incorrect, Mr- Meacham said: (sheep); Don Dodds, RR 1, p �.5. und' Canada officers and members of the and 4 H club calves;
Mr- Meacham said the meeting Seaforth (swine); Anne Powell, early spring after most 4 H clubs Agricultural Society for their co The recipients of the special
ir7 RR. 2, Seaforth (horse),; Ray are organized. After much s P p
,." in Mitchell` involved about 10 reach agreement operation, work artid accomplish- awards were Andy Carvalho, the '
F ° members of the Huron Hanna, RR 2, Auburn (rabbit);' discussion,,it was passed by the 9 menta in connection with Bruce McCall Trophy for best
z Allan Haugh RR1,• Brucefield membership that the 4-H club • Brussels Fair and 4-H club work, showmanship; and Darlene Ray-
:. presbytery and that after the member be allowed to take a on veal policy
iso ' group spent more than one hour (snowmobile); Sam .Bradshaw,beef, with special thanks to the 4-H Hard 'the' Canadian Imperial
explaining the reasons for the Clinton (tractor); Bill Leeming, maximum of six projects each club leaders, Fred Uhler and Bank of Commerce pen and
!r' dismissal Mr. MacDonald ' re- RR 4, Walton and John Clark, RR year (three.in the summer, three Canada and .the United' States John Boneschansker_ He also pencil set for highest scoring
+ 5, Goderich (plowmens). in the winter). 4-H exchanges will have reached agreement on cross gave an interesting and informs= member in the 4=H club.
fused'to accept them, border beef and veal trade,
p The following statistics were again b offered to 4-H club
presented to the organization on members in'1976. Agriculture Minister Eugene
'Lie'�- ,
the 1975 4-11 'Club•'programi 379 Nova Scotia, Pennsylvania and Whelan announced recently.
/ice c FARM y members took 477 projects. form- Ohio have been contacted and \
-14-! 146LIS FA�VYs Huron will be waiting their Quotas on beef and veal will be
in .29 clubs in Huron County. The removed by both countries eff-
1' b f final decisions
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14, e�!�2�+'►�!ro,,e�+��! vcle..rldent
heed I ? milli 'spotlight last ngonth
participant.lni,.a very special
i: the return of the first
haralr is buil} clg to its agove
UISItjC,!' YIpB,
The bull is "Loddo Jethro" of
e Lochlo Charolais Forms of
ottenham.i and the corcelebrity
om Whitechurch is Lee Rintoul
hp works as the herdsman for
wners, Mr. and Mrs.. John
Charolais cattle were first
ins
im-
ported to Canada About ten years
go as an `exotic' breed, but they
re now, accepted, as a'standard
eef breed along with the Here -
ds, Angus and Shorthorns.
Jethro" became the first of the
harolais to return to France
fler all this time, having been
old last June at the "Full French
assport Sale" in Mount Forest
or $19,000.
"'Jethro", nearly two years old
nd weighing 1,900 pounds, left
or France on Jan. • 25 from
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania after a
end -off party at the farm at -
ended by the Minister of Agri-
ulture and other government of-
ficials and Charolais breeders.
Mr. Devins will fly to France
ater to attend the "welcoming
darty" arranged by the new
owners.
ball, make it your, bosj..0004 to <
know what you're
buy no
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the most oodnessfor the eat
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amount? That paeans ir, is
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paying mainly for empty/ t
calories. Plat your :money where
your mouth is --- 8uy nutrition ...
it matters.
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Shrinks Pilles
-Exclusive healing substance
proven to sbriols hemorrhnlds and
repair damaggd tissue.
A renowned research institute has
found a unique healing substance
with the ability to •shrink hemor-
rhoids painlessly. It relieveg itching
and discomfort in minutes and
speeds up healing of the injured,
inflamed tissue.
In case after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinkage) took place.
Most important of all—results
were so thorough that this improve-
ment was maintained over a period
of many months.
All this was accomplished with a
healing substance (Bio -Dyne) which
quickly helps heal injured cells and
stimulates groyvp� of new tissue.
/Now Bio-Dyk4e is offered in oint-
ment and suppository form called
Preparation H. Ask for it at all drug
stores. Satisfaction or your money
refunded.
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PHONE: 887-6079
NOTICE
1•F YOUR ADVANCE,TIMES LABEL
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Advancem"TImes
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average age of the club
Members was 14.4 years which is
slightly lower than the
rep res a ore'
have been reached,
It was also decided to establish
fective immediatel /
Mr. Whelan noted this action is
- -
ariohas a new
f.
C�ublit Installation
y
previous
In 1975 93 r cent of the
Pe
showmanship clinics for 4-H live-
a direct result of his meeting in
Washington December
safeguards to protect against any
jai'•
Clay or Plastic
`.
-
year.
y
club. members completed their
projects which is the highest per
stock club members •who require
coaching in preparing their
on 19,
1975, with U.S. Secretary of
Agriculture Earl Butz. It clears
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Law."
Free Estimates
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cents e " com letion ever
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animals for ap Achievement Day.
the way for restoration of normal
.
392-6700
L
achieved b 4-H members in the
y
These clinics will be offered
during the middle "part off the
trade in meat. Two-way trade in
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count y.
live animals was restored last
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R.R. 3 Walk6rton
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After a brief discussion, it was
decided to continue with the re
p
summer.
The following dates and times
were decided upon for the 1976
August.
",
During our meeting, Mr. Butz
'd
This 's what you,
sent to beef and veal exporters
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ointed out -that the U.S. have a'
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N. ONE ' E
club year: Organizational
meetings - during the Easter -
break; judging competition
meat import law in their statutes
and they must operate under it,"
Mr. Whelan said.
now about it.
th 19th • demonstra-
imports of beef and veal will be
p
,,.
a
HOMERULERS.
June 12 or ,
tions and exam night last part of
August; awards night - Novem-
"Taking that into account, I
advised Mr. Butz, that Canada
bar 6th or 13th. '�
would need to provide similar
'
safeguards to protect against any
jai'•
iy.•.
unusual or- excessive meat flow
into this country. We have
r
reached agreement in this
e<r4
context and are ver satisfied
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with the arrangement.,,
Detailed information• is being
sent to beef and veal exporters
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and importers by 'mail. In
.�
The Ontario Plowmen's
general, as of Jan. 1 exports and
Association convention will be
imports of beef and veal will be
p
"
meld at the Royal York Hotel
under open general licence and
'
Toronto on Feb. 16, 17.
individual export and import
.;i
A United Trails coach` will
Permits will not be required.
leave from Habkirk's depot, Sea -
Trade will continue to be
forth at 7:00 a.m., on Tuesday
monitored and should any,
Feb. 17. Anyone with an interest
in travelling to Toronto on this
unusual circumstances arise
there will be consultation bet -
coach to support the Huron
County delegation in their
ween the two countries.
Last year, 1;304 people were killed in
presentation, should contact their
Mr. Whelan also noted the
automobile accidents in Ontario. Another
Huron Plowmen's Association
agreement opens the' way for
discussions with Australia and
98,673 were injured.
Many of those deaths and injuries could
phone for your free `1976
township director by Feb. 10 as
follows: Ashfield, Ross Eedy;
New Zealand.
''These two countries are
have been avoided, had the persons
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Beaver Homes Catalogue
Colborne, Jamieson Ribey; Grey,
Rev. 'Ken Innes; Goderich,
signi-
ficant exporters of beef to Can-
We have
involved been wearing seat belts.
That is why, effective January 1, 1976, the
ada. already ad-
h
details about our.
Everett McIlwain; Hay, Valie
Becker; Howick,' Ivan Haskins;
vised both countries that we want
to make
use of seat belts became. mandatory.
In the law is simple:
and, get
similar arrangements
practice,
p�
special Early Delivery
Hullett, Bill Flynn; McKillop,
Ross Gordon; Morris, Bill
with them to ensure orderly
marketing," Mr. Whelan said.
• You must wear a seat belt and shoulder
harness if both are available.
"
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Discount ® fer!
Elston; Stanley, Ernie Talbot;
Stephen, Allan Turnbull; Tucker
• If your car was manufactured after
to 4t)e
emith ,ramPA nn;V• Turnberrv.
January 1, 1971, it is illegal remove
If you're planning to buy a new home during 1976,
Harry Mulvey; Usborne, Ken
FOLLOWING DISTANCE
seat belts and they must be in -good
!•
working order. If seat belts have been
phone for a Beaver Homes Catalogue right away.
Duncan; East Wawanosh, Simon
Most drivers
removed, they must be replaced.
yn.
Besides providing you with a free copy of this helpful
Hallahan;°West Wawanosh, Bob
know the rule for
='e• " °°'^
book, your Beaver Home Consultant.wiil give you com-
Lyons,
judging what is a safe distance to
• Seat belts that are not working must be
plete details about our "Early Delivery Discount Offer.''
Alex Chesney, RR 4, Seaforth,
follow another car in traffic —
"Allow
repaired.
An offer that is designed to save you a good deal of
in co operation with the directors
one car length for every
money on any home in our catalogue. So don't delay.
will co-ordinate details of the
10 m.p.h. of speed." But, the
tri Cost will include $6 banquet
Ontario Safety League empha-
• The shoulder harness is not part of the
system in back seats—and need not to
installed.
• It is not illegal to carry more passengers
than there are seat belts,
• The driver is responsible for all children
aged 2 to 15.
All adult passengers, 16 and over are
,responsible for themselves.
There are exceptions:
(1) Children under two years of age.
(2) Persons with a medical exemption
certificate from their doctor.
(3) Delivery personnel driving in their
drop-off zone at 25 mph or under.
(4) Rural mail delivery personnel
(5) Convertibles do not require shoulder
harness.
The fine for breaking the law is from $2.0 to
$100, plus costs. But life and health are
precious, and accidents which cause death
or injury to people, or damage to property,
cost far more than the line.
Whether you are a driver or a passenger,
from now on you must wear a seat belt.
Your Ontario government,, asks for your
co-operation.
For more information, contact:
Public and Safety Information Branch
Ministry of Transportation and
Communications
1201 Wilson Avenue
NA'IAA 1 10
Ministry of Transportation and
Comiritmicatiours
Jaynes Snow, Minister
(519)538-7515 e
ticket and $5 each, coach fare. `'I sizes that this rule specifies the
The bus is expected to arrive i minimum safe following dis-
back in Seaforth by 6:00 p.m. tance, under perfect conditions.
Please ask for JIM MARTIN The International Plowing In bad driving conditions, such as
or write P.O. Bole 323, Me'aford, Ont MOH lYO Match and Farm Machinery' rain or ice, the distance a] -
Demonstration will be held in lowance should be doubled. A 2
AllBruce County, just west of "bad condition" calling for extra
WA111111mmillft VWalkerton in' 1976 and in Fron stopping distance from the car Province ®f Ontario
Itenac County in 1977, ahead, arises whenever you
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� September, this agricultural closely by another vehicle. If an
Fevent will be staged at Jim Arm- emergency occurs ahead, you
A DIVISION OF BEAVFF3 I_l1MBER CO !_TD strong's and neighboring farms, have to worry about the stopping
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just east of 1�irfgham on Highway capability of your own car and
also the car behind.
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