Clinton News-Record, 1963-12-05, Page 7Goderich Area Man Heads Soil Group
Speaker Stresses:"Tronsformation"
Qanadians .can. expect to see
a transformation 'the of agriculture a 41Tort. time, Prot George Jones,. of
the crop science department at .
Ontariq Agricultural
Guelph, told the annual meet-
ing of 'the Huron County Sail
and Crop improvement Assec,
iation in Beigrave, Wedhegley;
Prof. Jones told about 175
farmers .attending the hanqueit
they were "a development arm
for us at the College",
He predicted the coun'try's
population will' double in the
next 20 years from, 20,000,000
to 0,000,900 and more re.,
search and development will be
needed to prOduce more food,
Prof, .jones urged exi„ra care in the use of chemicals, 'Mr,.
potion of their use experts
should be followed, be said,
New Officers
Ralph Foster, of R.13, 3, God-
erich, was elected president of
the association, succeeding An-
son McKinley,. RR 1, Zurich
Other effi'ders are: Thomas
Webster, Dungannon, and Nor-
man Alexander; Lontleshoro,
viee-presidents; Douglas Miles,
Clinton, secretary-treasurer.
USectrtiVe; East WawalloSh,
Jack Taylor, RR 5,, WhIghamv
Hay, Ian. 'MPAillSter, AR 1, Zu-
rich; Stephen, Elmer Powe, RR
2, •Centralia; • Stanley, Alex
MeBeatth, HiPPenl Vshorne Ro-
bert POwn, •RR I, Hensall;
Tuckersmith, Robert Broa.dfoot
13rucefield; • Hallett; Norman
Alexander; Grey, Jim Knight;
RR 2, Brussels,' Howick, Fred
D'oublede Wroxeter; Turnber-
ry, George Undervvogd, RR I.,
Wingham.
Ashfield, Ralph Foster; Mor-
ris, Robert Grasby, RR 4, Br-
ussels; West Wawanosh, Thom-
as Webster; McKillop, Earl
McSpadden, RR I, Seaforth;
Goderich, Edward Grigg, RR
3, Clinton, and Colborne, Doug-
laS McNeil, RR 6, Goderich.
Other speakers included Don
Hill, soils and crops specialist,
lVfarkdale; Murray Gaunt MPP
— Huron-Bruce); 'Welborn
Greenwood, Mitchell, district
director; Warden Walter For-
bes, Goderidh Township, and
James Richardson, Walkerton,
president of the Bruce County
organization. Reeves Ernest
Snell, of East Wawanosh and
Stewart Proctor, of Morris,
welcomed the members.
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Staff Officer of Religious Ad-
ministration, Roman Catholic,
Wing Commander V. Villeneuve
visited RCAF Station Clinton.
The Station RC Padre, F/L
- R. E. Bussey, made arrange-
ments for what proved to be a
most interesting visit.
A full program included vis-
its to the RCAF School of
Instructional Technique, Food.
Services, and the Radar and.
Communications,
The Wing Commander was
shown classes of Religious In-
struction at the Department of
National Defence School for
children and he met members
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members of the Catholic Wo-
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The Messengers of Holmes-
vrlle Church Met in. the
Sunday Schoql roam On Satur-
day, for their Christmas party.
The, meeting opened with
the singing of Christmas Car-
ols, led by Mrs. Kenneth Tre-
wartha. Joe Ginn read the Ch-
ristmas story from the Scrip-
tures. The president, Lucille
Bend, conducted the busioess,
The minutes of the last
meeting were read by the sec-
retary, Nancy Ginn. Jimmy
Ginn received the offering.
Mrs. Trewratha welcomed the
Children and thanked all who
had helped in any way in the
last two years, especially fto
Mrs. Gerry Ginn, for her , as-
sistance.
Mrs. Ginn conducted several
games and read a chapter in
the Study Book.
Personals
Mrs, Jack Yeo has returned
to her home after spending a
week with Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Clifford and David, in Weston.
Miss Eleanor Yeo, Toronto,
and Mr. David Williams, Guel-
ph, were guests on the week-
end of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Yeo,
On Sunday, December 8,
Communion services will be
held in Holmesville United Ch-
urch, It Will also be White
Gift Sunday.
received a production certifi-
cate as owner of the best herd
with less than 20 records ac-
complished.
More than 80 members of
the Holstein Club attending the
annual meeting were told that
breeding Holstein cattle is in-
creasing in popularity over the
Whole world.
George McLaughlin, of Bea-
verton, a Holstein breeder, sp-
oke to the club on modern
methods of raising Holsteins,
Holsteins, he said, are increas-
ing in popularity as breeders
aim to produce 'better quality
animals.
Vernon Hunter, of Lucknow,
was elected president, succeed-
ing Wellington Brock, of Gr-
anton. '
Other officers are: first vice-
president, Harold Gaunt, Luck-
now; secretary - treasurer,
Hume Glutton, RR 5, Goder-
ich. Mr. Brock received a pen
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WI Speaker
Says 'Women.
kay Too Much
The NoveMber meeting of
the Clinton Women's Institute
Was APened by the president,
Mrs. W. colelough, who wel-
comed the District „President,
Mrs. Donald Riehl, Goderich.
Miter communications were
read and business items at-
tended to, Mrs. W. Colelougli
then 'introduced Mrs, Riehl Who
spoke on the topic "What we
make of our homes is more
important 'than what our hom-
es are made of".
She stressed the fact that
the women of today have many
Interests outside the home, and are not devoting the time they
should to home and family.
Due to modern conveniences
children are left without the
little tasks to do around the
home.
Mrs. J. Gibson introduced'
Mr. •Fred Sicilian who spoke
on Historical Research, He
gave a most interesting talk
on his experiences with the
children in connection with the
School Car and what education
has meant in helping them 'to
become useful citizens.
The meeting was brought to
a close by singing "The Queen"
and the Institute Grace after
which a bounteous lunch was
served by the hostesses, Mrs.
R. Tyndall, Mrs. W. Gibbings,
Mrs. E. Adams, Mrs. M Crich,
Mrs. J. Batkin and Mrs. N.
W. Trewartha,
desk set as retiring president.
Twelve new members who
were welcomed to the organiz-
ation brought the membership
to 206.
To The Electors
Of Clinton:
THANKS for your
confidence in elect-
ing me your Mayor
for 1964.
I will do my utmost
to serve you to the
best of my ability.
Compliments of the
Season.
W. J. MILLER
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