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• i'vestreCe. :^„ees1 eiseVetes, tieseseeleTee wee to.
-far iti.ovew 'Qeopleseasnt itteltele eeelieatioa
‘eeeeseteissal ars4' ee4r4eleil, etaneme viiiieZe., that lezte sa,,Inditiene are net nerniel.
are Liud!olan(,:ja,3.-1 gthse natienos- Wes,le leables, need to be better. Con-
beeeeiee and eafetY , cstaet...„enivhig from wee „Vett to an -1
eoitaa4it_lca dep.Q.,144 upon Other not seelv‘ihee the Yoathein
their eviCete„and intelligence. peacetime. He reitet leern to be 're-
isAti isQt-ttlYed in the vani30 e
0 • all VeliMrice: Ulu neEt :(lVArte;s0eilist lias et. plan, inlet guard against
centkity via° Eco au inseeateek, denrdethe danger OE it$ tatang him into all
ioe kir° ,asel Ileettaative in their !valuers'. ezetapation eemote from his ability.
to 8,ept from Lie swede to place more emphasis on
the 31,1i.k4*. bt 'Toting- "Teeple are tbe :‘lcariiing-thatr'-ozrwoKk,avo.tU deed-elid
daY8 of opportunity are type ji)bs, and.prepare himself for more
tiaet-;.• the.t thee 'iS 110 loweeers'a thaneroutine. '
Pronsitint on &irt". Wnen exOut#Yea "Youth iS.being,eidedeles-tles4_nerviaee
' telt. Vinng 13ceple" etartingewete.kethat understanding of adtilis, -wider
edvaecement depends, urge their own interest of Communities, more omen-
effeete;--it:' 43 a ,ebaceta and serioua tunities for participation in orgaulz-
warning. „12putt, elleoees to' ations for, their'. own 'welfare, greater
regard the advice; of successful busi- attention by governmentS, constantly
liegsnlen, It faee the fact that broadening ;scope a sc.:11001s, training
tlite ulternatly,-:,-lt:,1 a totalitarian state in private, government„ and inaut
gOvOlOnaeent, -suck as those the demo- schools, and the guidauce,-Tefered by
Oracles le-4ve Plat defeated, er rah in.- unselfish citizens whose ouly dbjective
411WAil eptebe.rnalistne Eitheresis CM-. is •the good of youth and --the- better-
etil.ted -to relieve the- worker of the ',tient' of society. These efforts and
eees.sityto thnike, and, force hili- into itc/ii,evOments-, ticiweverieshould not hi-
es- •
;ranks, of thoeei'whe de nothingb# duce complaceneYs because -in spite of
ObOY- -order UndsperfOrm: the s eaeleS- tb-1 thiu :7--yealthr lititit.':iteeelleeat=aerinoet,
„ which they are assigned. critiCal stage -,iii -life: Even in a set -
'But youth eannot just sit andwaittied world, eonfiiet marks all th'e years
'for the adult World to solve its.,problems of growth tdward adulthood, and the
The war has disorganized the -cou- problems el -today's young people in-
Tentional way 01 slife, and hasgivenelude, in additioe, the "(et -deem froni
-411 ages and all, parts of- Society un-- pressures of, walr„ eheeepsets of recon-
"° familiar situations.-‘ JXL times'of peace version, the need for suitable jobs,, and
eulturale changes are -eloW, and een what- to o with leisure.
-be, taken in their stride by adults and "Joined with the -veterans in seeking
youths alike,. but war abeeler,atea the 4olutions will -be -thousands of youths
e speed of evoluyou, and makes broad: who were hot of age to join the ser -
- does,, eeeebese4,..agee „xlexie.tez , _more vices, but who flocked f tom schools to
difficult. . • - • I engage in war production work: •They,
, oplagnosis and realization are like the veterans, will require advisory
the firiet needs of an appreciation andreadjustment services which, in -
of the- problems, , butit if; stead of giving them the feeling of
necessary • to , proceed toward , cure, 'being problems in the national eeonomy,
.which is a joint responsibility of , will give them the sense of being needed
youths an4,,,their., elders. Training IS ill .peace AS they were in war. They.
not everything.' It. ,i,e7,-.1finecessary to should beipeeouraged to takesaidvantage
provide advige whiCh 07* • enable young el. every -facility of school, college,
people to,'chooSpeXlie„.„,fleld for-Vviiich 'church, social agenayi communitrlorgan-
'-t4e7 „are:- best fitted. -, tinpi,oyers are ization,..and plant,tfainnig. "fliat. they
, well:a:Wart of the :fa7a.thetswialle.many "lean count upon:•41ae 'sympathetic
• 'outb"ltppearht for netleing,i except sideration 1 empo.e1 n„niceting the
utslrilledla iellectiu. se 6 or;efluea,,e needs. td-r-eseitlenient iSelliditated
by
tralhine, surprising .1 the number of rortS of:flrras -whith
through sight .enetaxe malLn, eeryffort,g0enatirer-that
shpetviSion, and en- Young emp1o.te-tfintritiltable jges in
c�w1gn_ ante One the' other whichlee -,.."'Ititerested,. and
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• batittAilio. • et,.! usted:veorker meens Vs-heisle,:the Will be given training and
efer Indus y' vs:Wee -ineffieleney, and experience - to -enable' thein to climb
high turnover of employees. higher. •
"The responsibility of adults is to
provide the environment in, which
yelling -people are allowed to be "ex-
perimenters in culture, and contributors
to it. As for youth,". the artfele-Ton,
eludes, "if should recognize that this
land is full Ofeoliportunity, which offers
itself to men, in proportion to their
ability; their will for sa'etione- their
power- of vision, -aed their. knowledge.
There is no greater lolly than to sit
by, the roadside 'Waiting for Eibinelnie
to game ,altitig and carry one with him
to 'wealth and inftuenee. -Thespirit
of dependence upon others is, tihherrent
tb successful men. . They speak truth-
lulfy When they say, "There is plenty
of room at the top," but they add:
'frou can't start climbing without Best
elbowing yOure Way to the foot of the
ladder4., The wise' youth, facing the
poet -war world, Will make 'more op-
portunities than he collies upon ac-
cidentally, and he willefind businessmen
and educational leaders eager to give
..as helping hand _to anyone who has'
}let his mind on ,advaneement.",
WESTFIELD.
"From the standRomt of society, it
Is obviously desirable that e:very,.youth,
Briiphey's
Funeral 'Ijome
(..3 MONTREAL ST.
--10ur. Funeral Chapel combines.
-the-dignity of -a Plite..C.Of worship
and the relinentent of a quiet
reoldence.
PHONE 120
FIWYD, M. WINDE, Dirmeter
-VW are. „invited to ifiten to
. "Music for Sunday' program over "
.Winghain,-oacli-Stinday
afternoon at. 3 p.m. „-
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"WINTER LOGGING"
Based tiporr-a--picture-
painted for Carling's
by feelc Brisk
-This -is one-*ci-f
of illustrations- on- -the- --
subject of Conservation '
. of -Canada's iv:thud
assets. .
A full colour
...reproduction size 9" x
14"„, without'advertiaing -
And suitable ,for
framing, will be sent
- to each member of The
Carling Coneervation
:Club upon,. regiest
Dept. (C13), The Cneling
Breweries Limited.,
• '"Waterloo, Ontario.„;
R
wi tor, the) W ruing pry of
"Timborl" oahoos throughout to
, C na.clian forootp ao-PAitglaty tre(Y-
Whia. stb.at re.,ealweo Vito every
• Cangelfarl home for, • all oitzr natural -
productp, wood i,s the. ritioa verzatile‘ .
Its eliversified haile proVided o.
livelihood for approximatOly 250,000
..,Caiiadiane ail& wood, produats have
been, r3ince the -earliet dayp.„ among °in
most important ezport0..- , '
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-And yet—for 'every twenty logs
that Are cut in Canadian forests,'
even .,are stn./ 'destroyed by fire,
insect depredations and disease.
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- This drain on a vital nathial resource
-•-c9n,be lessened only iv' coa, awaieneSs
on.the part of each one of us of the wdys..
by which our forest wealth can be
protected and conserved: to • matutaitr
a 'confirmed:prosperity:
'9.-ZiiiiAbiroirure
Catliaig'S have •formed The- Carling
Conservation Club, through :which you
may gain knowledge on. the publect Of.
conserVation. *Join this club today sirnply
by writing to Dept. (C13),_ The ;Cixrlitre4 ;
Breweries Limited, 'Waterloo, Ontario
and e current, authentic infonnation„ on
• conservation wiR:Av sent to you, 4ow
and • in the • future' as it be -denies.
_."..vailable, no costto yo,
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Cemetery
Memorials
_WESTFIELD, Jan. 2.—Mr. Lbslie
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',godger of Catharines is visit:frig-
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodger and
other friends.
, Mr. Maurice Bosman was at Lonclon
on Saturday -to meet- his son Jack- •oxe
Ms return from overseas,- where he
spent almost three yetirs. _Mr. Bosman
and Jack spent a -joyous tired together,
before Jack' continued on his journey
.to Leamington, where he would- be
raet by his wife and daughterei
Mr.- W. F. Campbellnitten.ded- the
lmrial service on Satulday ' the
Union cemetery, Blyth, for his aunt,
You are .invited to is:r
• • stock hi --
Clinton Exeter Seaforit
•Phone 141-
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EnquiriesmpromptlY attended to.
Cunningham Pryde,
(THOMAS _MIME)
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Agnes Isabel .Hiles, Widow of Rev- Mr. and Mrs, T. (A.° Culbert and Mr.
E. Medd, of London. Others from this and Mrs. J Kilpatrick.
district attending the seiNice were Mr.1 Mr and Mrs. Palmer' Kilpatrick,
Bert--Teeyior,---,Mess-rs.--Howard- andprim and Cheryl: of- Toronto, eare.
Douglas Campbell. - Christmas visitors in -the
M. and Mrs. Clifford Crozier and
daughter, of Crewe, visited ou Sunday
with Mr. and MrsjW..A. Campbell.
Mr. ande-M±S. 'Geo. Wightman and
Alberta, spent': a couple of days last
week withe- Mrs. Cameron of Kin-
eardirie. ,
"I called to make an --appointment
withs-the_cle,ntist."
"He's out just now "
e`tAli -you ex -fleets him to
be out again?" •
Schoolboy writing answers . to an-
atemy test:' Your legs i@ what if you
ain't, got two pretty goodones ou
ean'teget to-4rat ase, and-neither,can
your sitter.—Dunnville Chronicle.
To be sorry for your ' mistakes IS;
good. To say so is. better:" .
--TC:Wlien We put- oUr -bste-foot forward -
we stop kicking. . - ,*
Mr. A. E. CoOk of Blyth spent la's/ .
week_ with Mr. -and Mrs. F. J. Cook
and family. _
Mrs. Clarence Cox visited on Thurs.-. •
day with -her sister, Mrs. Mex. -Man-
ning, Blyth.
Mr.' Ronald Taylor Is confined IA.. -
bed with the measles.
Messrs. Elvin, Harvey and Norman
Wightman and M(Lsses Margaret and
Hattie Wightman -visited an Aienday
with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Stackhouse
of Brumfield.
Home frowthe,War.—We are glad
to welcome • home Sgmn. Kenneth
Campbell, eldest son of Mr. anci Mrs.
W. A. Campbell. Kenneth enlisted' as
a signalman* in 1941, and spent the
past three yearii end three months
serving in England, France, Holland
Itnd Germany. Although he had some
very Close' calls, .he is very :happy to
be home minus any t injury,. - His wife
hopes to be able to join him before,
many months. ,
CREWE
(Intended -for last week) --
CREWE,*, Dec. 24.—To • i'he readers
and stiff of The Signal -Star your
correspond'ent extends the _season's
• wee,
Winemorimmimos,
EELER
'FUNERAL SERVICE
o eXtra, eh Tge. for the use
Of our Vatter#1*Eteme, Toren -
.,Street.
ProntiA' Ambulance
Service
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-greetings.
• Miss Mabel Reid is spending Christ-
mas holiday "with friends in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Crozier and Joanne,
spent the vveek-end with friendeein
-London.
° Misses Shirley 'Slaerwood and Gwen.
,Treleaven; of Ludknow High ,Sehool,
are -holidaying at their homes here: -
Congratulations on their wedding an-
niverserinege to Mr. and Mrs. Ra mond
zilgan,
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