Zurich Citizens News, 1961-03-16, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
ZURICH CITIZENS. NEWS
THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1961
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
Offers Sapp rt To Milk Act Changes
Members of the Ontario Feder-
ation of Agriculture agreed last
Friday to support Ontario's four
milk producer groups in their ef-
forts to get amendments to the
Milk Industry Act in the near fut-
ure. The milk producers will be
seeking the mendinents to enable
them to implement a new milk mar-
keting plan in Ontario.
The request of OFA support
arose as a result of recent studies
on milk marketing problems by a
special committee engaged by On-
ario milk producers. A new plan
has not yet been approved by the
milk producers but enabling leg-
islation will be necessary for any
new plan embracing all milk and
cream producers,
OFA members directed their or-
ganization to provide $500 financ-
ial support to a special co-operative
commission on marketing, estab- approved.
lished recently by the Co-operative
Union of Ontario. The commission
will study in detail the relation-
ships existing between farm co-
operatives and farm marketing
boards.
Both types of organizations are
farmer -owned but perform differ-
ent services. Farmers are now
wondering whether co-operatives
and marketing boards will conflict
with each other and if so, how can
the conflict be removed.
Members also passed a resolution
approving the use of Hydro -Power
operated electric fencers for farm
fences, but only if it is approved
by Ontario Hydro -Electric Power
Commission, and the Canadian
Standards Association. The OFA
is authorized by members to under-
take educational work on the pro-
per use of such fencers if they are
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The "Rocket" retired from hock-
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$25,000 yearly, bouncing about the
country, promoting hockey among
minor league organizations.
"I travel more now, stay away
from my wife and six children more
now, than when I was playing, he
complained to Tom Aldercan, of Li-
berty magazine. The sports writer
recently followed Richard through
a day's ambassadoring at Wallac-
burg. In 13 hours, he visited eight
schools, answered numerous quest-
ions, signed hundreds of autogra-
phs, attended a banquet, faced -off
a hockey game, and read the same
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speech six times.
"I've got a lousy memory, Ri-
chard explained. He showed Al-
derman the three-page speech, say-
ing: "Since October, I've given this
same speech to hockey groups all
across the country, It's about my-
self, but I can't remember a word
of it."
"Sometimes I get fed up with go-
ing places and seeing people," Ri-
chard said. "I get tired of shaking
all those hands and signing all
those autographs. Being a hero
isn't all that exciting."
Despite the hectic grind, the
"Rocket" manages to keep cheer-
ful before his young fans. At a
Wallaceburg school, he laughed
good-humourdly when one small -
fry asked: "Who are you sir?"
Richard feels he's not equipped
for jobs outside hockey, because of
a limited education. He believes
he's too old, at 39, to referee or
coach. "I knew it would be lonely
when I quit playing," the 18 -seas-
on hockey veteran said. "I just
hope I can always be connected
with hockey in some way."
0
Hensall Wins
(By our Hensall correspondent)
Hensall defeated Kensal Park, 6-0
in the first game of a best -of -three
Shamrock Pee Wee Hockey semi-
final series at Lucan.
Gordon Deitz and Laverne Har-
burn each scored twice for Hensall,
and Bevan Bonthron and Bill Sol-
dan tallied the others.
VAR6A NEWS
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Var-
na associate library was held at
the library, on Monday evening of
this week. Rev. T. J. Pitt acted
as chairman. The librarian, Miss
Edith Beatty, gave a good report
of the state of the library, and the
circulation of the books.
The members of the board for
1961 are: Mrs. W. T. McAsh, Mrs.
Harold Elliott, Mrs. T. J. Pitt, Mrs.
W. G. Clarke, Mrs. Mervyn Hayter,
Mrs. Lyle Hill, Rev. T. J. Pitt, Mr. A.
J. Mustard and Mr. Fred McCly
mont.
The board would appreciate hav-
ing more people join as members,
as their is excellent reading of all
kinds of books, both fiction and
non fiction, also a lot of Juvenile
books.
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