4-H Club Rally at Cardigan Hall. The judges gave their decisions and Elmer Hynes was chosen for the senior division, and Jerry Doyle for the junior division. Four girls and four boys from our club are taking part in a square dance for entertainment at the Rally. All those taking part in the Rally are to go to Allberry Plains on August 18th. for practise.

The last judging class was held at the home of Terrence Mac- Gennis on July 24th .The next

‘ one is to be held at the home

of Vernon Donnelly on August mth. Jerry Doyle moved and Ro- bert Cain seconded that the meet- ing be adjourned. Mary Kaye Mummy. Secretary.

THE HAMILTON SEA CREST Calf Club met in the Hamilton Hall on July 28th. with 14 mem- bers and two visitons present. The vice president, Carol Pick- ering, called the meeting to or- der by having the members re- Ipeat the 4-H clulb pledge in uni- son. The minutes approved, it was decided that Gordon Ramsay,

I :Enrle Iockenhy and Norman

Ramsay act on the recreation committee for next meeting. It was also decided that roll call tor next meeting be answered by

naming one’s favorite breed of ' horse.

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OTDAWA (CM—Gen. A. G. L. McNaughton, chairman of the Ca- nadian section of the Interna- tional Joint Commission, said Monday “we simply don't know yet”, whether the tidal power po- tential of Plassamaquoddy Bay on the New Brunswick-Maine border can be developed economically.

He told the Commons external attains committee engineers are satisfied a damn can be built, de- spite didfiicult conditions, but it is too soon to say Whether it will prove an economic project.

Preliminary studies, he said, in- dicate the dam can be built de- spite such difficulties as a 12-knot current, 200 feet of water and marine clay.

Studies are continuing. One in- teresting possibility involved stor- ing water on the St. John River to facilitate uniform delivery of. power.

Investigation Was also continu- ing as to the eflfccts power devel- opment would have on feeding

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KEILO'WNA, BC. (0?) — The board of trade hopes to buy one of the retired Okanagan Lake terries from the province to use as a float at the Aquatic Club. The ferries became obsolete when

Princess Margaret opened a bridge across the lake.

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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Alta. (0P) Two grizzly bears attacking sheep in this southwest Alberta foot- hills area were trapped when

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, . _ ‘ _ ment Day. would be held at th , ., boss, and Red pmgarrport during Khrushchev’s Pictures became available Aug- tributor of otficial pictures from Remington Rink on August 35h}: salesman you can, r. ' leader, Mao Tse-tung, early August visit to the Chinese not 11 through the Eastfoto pic- Red China. (AP Wirephoto) A discussion (m the 443 club

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CLUB NEWS

THE NEW PERTH 4-H CALF CLUB was called to, order on July 25th by the vice-president, George Dewar. Thirteen mem- bers answered th roll call. A total of 70 cents was collected from the roll call which brings the club funds to $25.80 A'discussion was held on our share of tor the 4-H Rally which is to be held in Cardigan on August 23rd. The

then adjourned. Next meeting is be held on August 22nd at 8 pm. Dale Dewar, Secretary. SUMMEBMILIE 4-H CALF Club met at Summervllle school on July 20th. There were 24 mem- bers and 5 visitors present. The president called the meeting to order led the HI Pledge. The minutes of the previous meet- ing were read and approved. Mr. David Peacock from the Department of Agriculture, gave an interesting speech on Club Work in Canada. Father Mmphsy ' also gave an interesting speech. Jerry Doyle moved e vote of mm. to.borlh speakers. The members gave about speeches so that two could be

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