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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-03-27, Page 5Varnan by Mary I Aessen- Alec and Mary 060o and TM Rathwell-were hosts to a large group of Canadian Jersey Cattle Club members -on. Monday morning. They were from such widely separated places as Langley, B,C and Nora Scotia; They. held their annual meeting • in London . duringthe weekend, and were having a look at herds. and herd management in this area. Grant Butcher . from Central Ontario has been president for the past year. Because Eric 41). Longeway of Calgary assumes the presidency, next year's meeting will. be held in Alberta. Alec and Mar 's,.,herd ,, of Elmline Jerseys was founded . by his uncle, Tom Rathwell in 1938, and in 1940 -he bought his first registered Jersey. The Rathwell s used to deliver milk by horse to -the Holmesville cheese factory, but it is now picked up by Bob 'Elliott and sold through the Milk Marketing Board. In 1958, they installed a bulk tank, one of the first in the area, and the herd went on R.O.F. testing in 1957. In 1967, Alec took over from his uncle, who still takes an active part in.the farm work and over the years they have continued .to improve the herd, which has in- creased to 35 cows. Their present BCA (Breed Class Average) is in the 104's, 100 - being . t17e. normal average. Alec and Mary received a certificate of recognition from the Constructive Breeders Registry on the weekend. This is an achievement of- note, fnote, as " there are only about a. dozen Jersey breeders in Canada who have qualified °for this certificate. Alec's stepson, Jim Sparling, who is still in school, has acquired a few Jerseys as a foun- dation for a herd. The sweet scent of hay was noticeable in the burn, which 's'ays a lot about how clean the .Ostroms keep their dairy barn and the high quality of the hay they feed. Ball registration Ball registration for the children and youth of Stanley Township was held last Saturday at the hall in Varna. Unfor- tunately,- most- -people- forgot about it, so Sharon and Marjorie phoned those who played last year and anyone they thought might be in- terested in getting on a team. If you have children who would like to play, and have not been contacted, please call Sharon Chuter at 482-7149 or Marjorie Hayter at 262-5857. An ambitious and in- teresting program is being prepared for the UCW Thankoffering meeting next " Thursday 4110 evening, April 3, when a Jewish Seder or Passover supper will be enacted. Several neighbouring groups have been invited to this meeting. Joan McAsh was in Ottawa for three days a week ago to attend her step -grandfather's funeral. Our sympathy to Joan inter loss. Two busloads of people from Clinton,' Brucefield and Varna attended the Old .Tyme 'Jamboree in London Gardens on Sunday: Barry and Pat Taylor, Jim and Kate Keys and Ron and Joyce Taylor returned a week ago Monday from a trip. to Nashville. CLINTON EWS-R .COR TIt MAial 27, ,tom -'"AQ • Notes... • from page 2 the decision to refuse Mr. , Cassidy's request came from the Ontario Liquor Licencing Board. + + + A parking permit for 1980 was granted to Grant Elliott, at Morden and Helwig at $15. + + + Council approved a motion to renew the taxi licence for Doug and June Howse. The licence costs $25 for each car and $5 for each driver. Mr. Howse is presently operating two cars fulltirt!• Cut From Canada Grade "A" Beef Chuck Blade Bone Out Blade or Short Rib Campbell's Vegetable Soup to fl. oz. tip Capri White Bathroom Tissue 2 roll pkg. per pkg. Pride of Canada 3-4 lbs. Sweet Pickled Cottage - Rolls Pride of Canada 1 Ib. pkg. 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MARCH 29, 1980. STORE HOURS MON 8:30.6:00 THURS.8:30.6:00 TUES. 8:30.6:00 FRI. 8:30.9:00 WED. 8430-6:00 SAT. 8:30.6:00 •