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Huron Members of WCBA Hold Annuol Sessi
Huron Zone members of the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding .Association met in Clinton, Monday, to
hear the annual report, and plan for the business
of 'the new year. Professor Ralph Dent, left, of the
department of .extension education, OAC, was guest
speaker. Others from the left are: Clem Galbraith,
Blyth, who was re-appointed director for one year;
Wilbur J. Shantz, WCBA Manager; Allen Betties,
RR 2 Bayfield„ and Ross Trewartha, RR 4l' Clinton.
(News-Record Photo)
years, by any means. By mak-
ing sure that children have a
chance to be acquainted with
all 'types of vocations.'
Question: What 4 types of
help are needed to ensure that
each rural youth is equipped
with training for the work
world?
Answer: Provide hired help
WESLEY-WILLIS GROUPS
TO MEET
The Starlight Unit of the
UCW will meet on Monday,
January 13 at 8:30 p.m. at the
home of Mrs, Milfred Durst.
Rev. C. Park will be the guest
speaker.
The Fidelity Unit will meet
on Tuesday, January 14 at 2:30
p.m. in the church. The roll
call will be suggestions for the
unit.
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"LOG CABIN
TO PULPIT"
The Life Story of
Nationally Known
EVANGELIST JACK .
WEST.
• Rev. Jack West's. early
years spent in Clinton, and
many of the incidents in
the 000k describe bygone
scenes from his old home
town.
Chapters include:
• The FatherI Never
• Boyhood Memories
• Born From Above
The Path Of True Love
Etc.
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rhurs„ lanua7 9, )904,,..„01nion. ',News7Recor0-409e 11
The Misses Shirley and San-
dra Reid, who spent some of
the ,Christmas ian,days with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Reid, returned to Ter--
,outa, and were accompanied by
Heather, who enjoyed a week
with her sinters..
New Year'S visitors with
And Mrs, J. Losteli, Susie Mae
and Lloyd were: Mr, and Mrs,.
Ross McNichol, Barbara and
Janice; Mr. and Mrs. Donald.
Sinftle, Seaterth; Mr, and Mrs,:
Harold Parsons, Seaforth; Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Sturgeon, Jo-
Anne, Hayfield; Mr. Wayne
Prklham, Cromarty.
The Misses Margaret Elgie,
Sharon McBride •and David
Copper, who are attending.
University of Western Qatari%
and have spent the Yuletide
season with their parents, re-
turned to London' on Sunday
evening.
Linda Roberts, eight and one,
half month old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward J, Roberts,
was admitted to South 'Huron
Hospital, Exeter, on Friday,
Mr, Wayne Pridhain and
New
Susie Mae Lostell were
New Year's Eve dinner guests
at the home of Mrs, Stertirsgj
Graham and Andy McLean, of
-Cromarty..
Larry Consitt, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Consitt, is confined
to his home with chicken pox.
Mr. Bryan Finlayson, Cro--
marty, visited a few days with
his friend, Lloyd Lostell.
Miss Hazel Slavin enjoyed a
few days in Toronto last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex NicHeath
and hpys,. also Mr. and Mrs.
441 Hendrick 4,11(1.
Spent New Year's Pay wilt
Mrs. A. littniT•in,
Mr. W. R, Cooper returned
home after spending 0.:raw days
in Toronto with his son and
daughter-in,law, Mr. and Mrs.
Bud. Copper,.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Kenneth Mc-
Kay and fatnily spent New
Year's. with an uncle and aunt,
Mr, and, Mrs. John ME:wen,
Miss JO Anne Sturgeon, Bay-
field, visited in the holiday sea-
son with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs, J. Lostell, returning
home New Year's . Day.
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Ker-
eller and Ross,. accompanied
by their, daughter and son-in-
law, Mr; and Mrs, Jim Jordan,
London, spent New Year's with
Mr, and Mrs. Spencer Jeffery,
Staffa,
Bill Slavin, liamilton, who
has spent the Christmas holi-
days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Tom Slavin, returned to
II'amilton .Technology School.
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Lostell
and family, Exeter, visited New
Year's Day at the home of Mr.
4.1,4 Mrs. J. Lostell and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Verburg
and' Johnnie, Auburn, were with
Mr, and WS, Harry Van Wier-
rec. New Year's Day.
Christmas was celebrated
Sunday, December 29 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jobn A.
Cooper, Highway 4, when 42
members of the Cooper families
were united.
Mr. and Mrs, William Pars- ons; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Par-
sons and Larry, Cromarty; Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Jones, Hensall;
Mr. and Mrs, Pieter Zwaan
and family, spent New Year's
with Mr, and Mrs. Harald Jon-
es and sons,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore and
family, Woodstock; Mrs. Rena
Caldwell and Jack, Hensall,
were New Year's guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Alderdice
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lovell
and family visited Mr. Allen
Parker and Mr. and Mrs.
George Parker, Chatham, on
New Year's and remained a few
clays.
Mrs. Pearl Love and Wayne;
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Love and
Elaine, were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jon-
es and bays.
Mr. and. Mrs. -Alf Moffatt;
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Moffatt
and Heather 'spent New Year's
Day with Mr. and' Mrs. Eldred
Moffatt and family, Lambeth.
Mr. and Mrs. Orland John-
ston, Clinton, spent New Year's
with Mr. . and Mrs. Elgin
Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs., David Trieb-
tier entertained their neighbors
on New Year's night. Progres-
sive euchre was enjoyed by six
couples. On Saturday evening
they entertained some of the
hunters and their wives.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hulls
and Michael, London, spent
Christmas with their respective
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hulls and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wallis, °
Mrs, Ken Hulls has accepted
a position at West Lorne Public
School and will commence her
duties on January 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Grimes
and children, Guelph, were with
the lady's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hulls, for Christmas.
Misses Carol and Ruth Wallis
are •spending their Christmas
vacation with Mr. •and Mrs.
Ken Hulls, London.
Constable G. M. Wallis, of
the RCMP detachment, Minne-
dose, Manitoba, flew home by
jet 'to spend a week's vacation
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Wallis and sister, Cathryn.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Welsh
spent Christmas with Mr. and
LONDESBORO
Corregpondent Mrs. Bert A4ri
The Women's Institute met
in the hall on January 2 and
the' president opened the meet-
ing with a poem on New Year's
resolutions. Rev. Mc. Carson
as guest speaker, brought an
interesting New Year's mes-
sage.
There were 25 boxes sent out
to the shut-Ms, and thank-you
notes were received in apprec-
iation.
A discussion followed on the
dessert course in which a good
number are 'interested, It will
be held on January 21 in 'the
forenoon at 'the home of Mrs.
Glen Carter, weather and roads
permitting. There will be a
pot-luck dinner.
Mrs. Tom Allen introduced
the district president, Mrs.
'Donald Riehl. Goderich, who
brought greetings from West
Huron, also giving an interest-
ing paper on what constitutes
a good member There are
three 'types: workers, jerkers,
and ,slerkers.
The social committee will
announce a card party for the
public at a later date. A solo.
"Wishing" by Elaine Vincent,
was enjoyed and the hostesses
then served a delicious hot cas-
serole lunch.
Personals
The sympathy of the. com-
munity is extended to Mrs.
Frank Little and relatives in
their recent bereavement, The
passing of Mr. Little last week
was not unexpected as he had
been many weeks in the Clin-
ton Public Hospital.
On Monday morning, Mr.
Harvey Hunking went 'to West-
minster Hospital, London, for
treatment on his foot, which
has been causing a good deal
of discomfort lately. We hope
it will soon show improvement.
Mr. Will Govier also went to
Victoria Hospital, London, to
undergo surgery,
Congratulations are in order
to Mr. Frank Tamblyn on the
arrival of 'his first grandson,
Kevin Jack, on December 30.
Mrs. Fred Wallis,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Docken,
London; Mr. and Mrs. George
Docken, Saskatchewan, called
on Friday last at th6 lidme of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallis.
Present Awards,
Promote Students.
At ,6race :Church
Icy Mrs. Don iTarris
Combined srevices were held:
03 Grace Church on Sunday,
last as it WAS promotion service
for the Sunday School.
Promotion certificates were
given as follows
Kindergarten to primary
class, Wendy 'rerrance, Rod- .
ney .Cox and Jimmy 1301; pri-
mary to juniors, Rennie Young;
juniors to 'intermediates, Col-
leen Lockhart, Janice Young,
Laurie Oox, Murray Torrance,
John Cox and John Manning,
Intermediate to seniors, Dav-
id Matters, Dennis Rams and
Larry Sturdy,
Attendance seals were award-
ed as follows; first year diplo.-
Inas, Sandra Cox, Randy Sew-
erby, David Sowerby and Bela-
by Cox; third year seals, Deb-
bie Torrance, Marie Betties,
Jane Harris, Mary Ellen Stur-
dy and Jimmy 'Riddell; 4th
year, Lynda, Torrance, Jody
Cox, Larry Sturdy, Jobn Sturdy
and Rodney -Cox.
Fifth year, Kevin Cox; sixth
year, Cheryl Cox and Laurie
Cox; seventh year, Maureen
Miller; eighth year, Dennis
Harris, David Matters and John
Cox; ninth year, Colleen 'Lock-
hart, Julia Cox and Lorna Mil-
ler; 10th year, 'Hormie Cox;
11th year, Sharon Lockhart,
Peggy Ann Bottles, Elaine
Towns'hend, Bruce Bottles and
John Manning,
The junior girls class was
awarded 'the banner for having
the most Sundays with perfect
attendance 'in the year.
UCW Meet
The United Church Women
of Grace Church will meet on
Wednesday, January 15 at the
home of Mrs. Allen Bottles.
for -the alder farmers, at a
subsidized rate so that the
youth can 'attend and get spec-
ial training, When rural youth
must attend at a distance from
home, provide board and lodg-
ing at a subsidized rate.
Goderich Township Farm Forum
Discuss Rural Youth And Future
The SS No. 4 Goderich Town-
ship Farm Forum met Monday
night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Thompson, with 13
members present.
The radio topic far discussion
was "Rural Youth Face the
Future". The questions for dis-
cussion were:
Question: Have you made
Plans to provide higher educa-.
tion (technical school, universi-
ty, apprenticeship training) for
your children?
Answer: Yes, 'if and when
the Children are able to decide
—by means of insurance on
children -- insurance on the
bread-winner — by newer and
more schools of instruction, etc:
Question: Do rural parents.
have special problems in asist-
ing their children to plan for
a career?
Answer: Yes, to an extent,
but not 'as much as in former
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