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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1961-10-26, Page 7THURSDAY', OCTOBER 26, 1961 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Federation Fieldman Not Opposed To Great Britain In Common Market There has been a good deal of comment in the papers rec- ently concerning the entry of Great Britain into the European common market, with particu- larly strong opposition from Canada. It doesn't seem long since many of these same people were proclaiming Canada to be a free and independent nation. We apparently felt quite proud of ourselves when we set up our own Supreme Court. There ap parently was little complaint when duties were imposed on British goods coning to Canada. Not many voiced their displeas- ure when by a nice bit of monip- ulated arbitrary valuation on our part we placed the equival- ent of a sizeable tariff on Brit - Sale of Schoolhouse By Tender SEALED TENDERS, so marked are called for the sale of the following: "A" Schoolhouse onl, of what was formerly SS No. 14, Hay, located on Lot 26, Con, 3, Hay. The building and foundation must be completely removed by .April 30th, 1962. A Marked cheque for $200.00 must accompany tender. "B" Sale of Schoolhouse and land for same school stated in (a), All tenders to be in the hands of the Sec.-Treas, by Wednesday, November 15th, 1961, at 6:00 p.m. The slate blackboard are not included in the sale of this Schoolhouse. 43.4.5b H. W. BROKENSHIRE, Sec.-Treas., Hay Township School Area. Zurich, Ontario. BE SAFE! -- BE SURE! BRING YOUR CAR TO US FOR FRONT-END ALIGNMENT AND Complete Steering Service Our modern equipment will guarantee you satisfied results . .. make you feel safe when you drive. Wheel Balancing A Specialty! DESJARDINE AUTO SUPPLY PHONE 38 — ZURICH always FINE FOODS SERVED IN OUR MODERN DINING LOUNGE ENJOY THE FINE ATMOSPHERE OF OUR ATTRACTIVE ALPINE ROOM Our Entire Hotel is Equipped ('J_ with "Hi-Fi" System for your dil(' i Listening Pleasure STEAKS WE SPECIALIZE IN - CHICKEN - FISH Dominion Hotel PHONE 70 — ZURICH BEANS We are in the market for new crop 'beans HIGHEST PRICES PAID! We specialize in fast unloading, No Delay CONTRACTS WE ARE CONTRACTING FOR REGISTERED GENESSEE SEED WHEAT THOMPSONS THE BEAN PEOPLE PHONE 32 -- HENSALL ish cars coming to Canada. please remember that there no truly Canadian cars. tariff simply made it easier for American imports to compete with British imports, and this in spite of the fact that our trade with the US is in a stron- gly adverse condition. If we feel no responsibility to Britain, it is hardly fair that we should expect favours from her. However, it is with the im- pression with. regard to agricul- ture that I am concerned. We are being led to believe that the entry of Britain into the com- mon market will be very bad for Canadian agriculture, I would like to quote from the Ot- tawa report of October 13, 1961. "Referring to the 57 percent of Canada's exports to the UK that have no commonwealth pre- ference, we should have added that there is no indication that the UK joining the Europeon common market will reduce the prices received for Canada's ex- ports. Take wheat, for examp- le, UK wheat prices would be expected to rise to fit in with other west Europe prices, e.g. the price in West Germany runs about $3.00 a bushel, 60-80 cents above the delivered price for Canadian wheat. This is now covereted by an import levy im- posed by West Germany. To substitute a 20 percent tariff, as ECM proposes for this import levy, would be no hardship for Canadian wheat exporters and night be a substantial advan- age. Huron County cream produc- rs met for their annual meet - ng in Clinton on October 19. arge supplies of butter and kim powder are having a de- ressing effect on the whole in- ustry. However, the real d.if- iculty seems to be the inability f the powers that be to dispose f the small surplus as it ap- ears. After a small surplus is ccumulated for three or four ears, it suddenly becomes a uge problem. Even in cheese where we are gain going to fail to supply the vailable market we have a con- derable surplus simply be-, use there is not enough first ade cheese being made. Truly, nditions in the dairy indus- yrare bad, but certainly not so d that really concerted effort the part of producers could - t correct. And are This t e L s p d f 0 0 fp a y h a a si ca gr co tr on n' 0 Annual Banquet of U. Church Laymen Harvey Putman, Canifstan, near Belleville, will be the guest speaker of United Church laymen and their wives next week. The occasion is the An- nual Banquet sponsored by Presbytery Men. It will be held in Ontario Street United Chur- ch, Clinton, next Wednesday ev- ening. A small garage owner, Put- nam will share his experiences as a member of the "Cross- roads Africa" team. His en- thusiasm was sparked by Dr. James Robinson of New York at the Elgin House conference. Dr. Robinson in outlining his work with American groups on "Crossroads Africa" was asked by the United Church to take with him in 1960 a Canadian group. Older than the team mem- bers. Putman paid his own way to join the group. His movies of the experience are part of his presentation. When In Zurich 1ET YOUR HAIR CUT Al EARL OESCH BARBER SHOP Open Thursday and Saturday Nights tretananommestrumenueso matisissamassesonsmasszysta NOW IS THE TIME . ! To have your FALL CLOTHING DRY CLEANED Try the latest method of ODORLESS DRY CLEANING OUR AGENTS ARE: IN ZURICH GASCHO'S DRY GOODS AT ST. 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The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Uvrille Webber, Varna, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs, Earl Haskell, Goder- ich, For her wedding the bride chose a street -length gown with a lace bodice and silk organza skirt, designed with a scalloped neckline and lily -point sleeves. 18 11 10 40 9 18 f7 19 Datars, 5 24 2 31 7 31 0 21 2 13 5 30 0 2 7 23 7 21 0 0 5 32 2 24 high triple„ Mar - 674. ZURICH MIXED BOWLING Hot Shots (Hugh Clausius 488) Blowers (Ted Webb 622) King Pins (John Robinson 549) Globe Trotters (Bill Westerick 615) ___ Pepsis (Danny Moore 518) ... Tail Twisters (Nap Corriveau 398) Knights of Columbus (Geo Sweeney 734) Butcheretes (Clare Geiger 459) Bull Dogs (Lee Surerus 469) Pearson Kings (Bob Haye 560) Hornets (Clarence Ducharme 587) _ The Angels (Bob Merner 632) Ink Spots (Louis Willert 469) _. Car Penters (Bill Seibert 480) Questionaires (Len Bates 542) Trotters & Pacers (Russ Faber 642) __ High single, George Sweeney, 300; high triple, George ey, 734; high average, George Sweeney, 211. LEAGUE 0 7 5 2 7 0 5 2 0 7 2 5 7 0 2 5 Bruce Moir, GEORGE SAYS: Drop in now and pick out one of our new FRIGIDAIRE DRY- ERS, and get the FREE Electric Blanket. This is the time of year you will need a CLOTHES DRYER, when wet and cold weather is on its way. Drop into either of our stores at Zurich or Seaforth. 23 25 22 14 30 12 36 12 30 31 42 36 25 14 28 12 Sween- PAG SEVEN A headdress of sequins and pearls held her double illusion elbow -length veil and she car- ried an arrangeemnt of red ros- es. Mrs. Carl Lovett was matron of honor for her sister, wearing a gown of red velvet with mat- ailing accessories, and she car- ried a bouquet of Talisman ros- es. Clayton Larder, Goderich, at- tended, the groom. 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