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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1961-11-02, Page 8PAGE EIGHT ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1961 eeting of "arm pinion A record breaking attendance l our by ;Morden Lazarus, the On. of delegates and visitors was on tario Federation of Agriculture hand for the 10th annual con-; by William Tilden and from the volition of the Ontario Farmers' Department of Agriculture by Union in Lindsay, October 23, 24 and 25. The change of lo- cation from Guelph to Lindsay, to make it easier for Eastern delegates to attend, proved a popular decision, Gordon Hill, immediate past president, was elected envoi - E. M. Biggs. Mr. Biggs said it would take the efforts of both the Farmers' Union and Federation of Agri- culture to fight vertical inte- gration and said he hoped to see the clay ='1ir'n once farm o,.- ganization would exist in Ontar- tion chairman, Monday's time- table was devoted chiefly to resolutions. Approved, was a resolution from Seaforth Local calling for the inclusion of licen ced nursing homes under the Ontario Hospital Plan. The convention decided to set up a special committee which would be available to discuss agricultural policies with all political parties even at nolittical conventions if reques- ted. Monday evening delegates at- tended the 10th anniversary banquet. Mr. A. V. Cormack, known as the father of the On- tario Farmers' Union was guest speaker. He traced the pro- gress of the Ontario Farmers' Union since its need was first felt by a small group of Ontar- io Farmers. "Farming is the finest, the purest and most whilesome way of life," he said, ,`You farmers are the cream of the country, but your profession needs pro- tection, and the Ontario Farm- ers' Union can supply it" Greetings were brought from the Ontario Federation of Lab - On Tuesday, Gordon Hill, chairman of the Ontario Farm- ers' Union marketing commit- tee, presented its report which was accepted by the convention. The report included a recom- mendation that marketing boards set up advisory commit- tees composed of representa- tives of transporters and proees- sors in an endeavour to work if rossiblc, marketing plans aeu�eptable to all concerned. One of the most spirited elec- tions of officers ever witnessed by an Ontario Farm Union con- vention took place on Wednes- day. All offices were contes- ted, save one, that of women's president. The result of the election: president, Mel Teb- butt, Markdale; first vice-presi- dent, John Dolmer, Dundalk; second vice-president, Robert Taylor, Clinton; women's pres- ident, Mrs. Mearl Hopkins, Fen elon Falls; first womens presi- dent, Mrs. Jeanne Williams, Stirling; second womens presi- dent, Mrs. Bernice Hardy, Con- secon; junior president, Morley Finch, Bonarlaw. 1.4 This is the 1962. Acadian Beaumont four -door sedan. Acadian is a brand new, exclusively Canadian automobile manufactured in Oshawa by General Motors of Canada. It has an overall length of 183" and is powered by either a four or six -cylinder engine. South Huron High School Football TONm Loses Crucial Game To Mitchell Mitchell 14, South Huron 0 over the line to Ahrens climax- ed the march. Some tremendous booting ad- ded two more points for the Mitchell squad early in the four- th quarter. Mitchell Blue Devils chalked up their third victory in four starts in the Perthex Conferen- ce Football League Wednesday, when they downed South Hur- on's Senior Panthers 14-0 on a chilly afternoon. The victory assured Mitchell of no less than a tie for the group honours with Listowel. In their other outing, the Blue De- vils battled to a 7-7 tie with Listowel. Listowel, who still has to play a weak Stratford club, has two wins and a tie. Jimmy Mitchell toed a 28 - yard effort for the first point of the quarter at the five min- ute mark. Ernie Ahrens, a left-footed kicker, then exploded with a 55 - yard punt that soared into the Panthe's end zone for the sec- ond single point of the quarter. Strong Ground Attack Backed by a superb showing from a stone -wall line, Mitchell ran its ground attack to perfec- tion. The line, which averages 200 pounds a man, gave excel- lent protection to their ace quarterback Kenny Warren to engineer his plays. When War- ren did decide to go to the air, he hit his receivers consistantly. South Huron couldn't get their ground or aerial attack un- tracted as an eager Mitchell de- fence unit moved right in on every play to put the old "coun- try rush" on quarterback Steve Kyle. The Car King won't let Bill Belling or Ralph Parkinson drive their 1962 Demonstrators until they sell their 1961 Vauxhalls. So they're hot to make a trade on your terms. Get a great deal—see these boys today! 2DEM Left Save Hundreds USED VAUXHALLS 1 3 YOUR CHOICE 65 USED CARS LARGEST SELECTION IN HURON COUNTY 10 Percent Down 48 Months to Pay PEAR$tN MOTORS LTD. PHONE 78 ZURICH PHONE 608 EXETER Score In Second After the teams had struggled through the opening quarter without scoring, Kenny Warren hit Ernie Ahrens in the end zone late in the second quarted with a pass to give Mitchell a 6=0 edge. The play started back on the Mitchell 20 when South Huron, on a third down, made a bad snap of the ball for a Mitchell recovery. In two ground plays the pigskin was moved right down to the South Huron three yard line. Warren's pro pass 4 Tractor Fire At Munn Farm HENSALL, BRIEFS Hensall Kinsmen Church Notes The Sacrament of Holy Bap-1Midget Hocked tism will be held at Carmel' Sponsor Bantam Presbyterian Church this Sun- day morning, November 5, The Woman's Missionary So- ciety of the United Church will meet Thursday, November 2, at 2:30 p.m,, with Mrs. R. M. Peck's group in charge. • Rev. C. E. Taylor of Goder- ich, was the guest preacher at the annual WMS Thank -Offer- ing • Service Sunday morning,I basing his thought from the theme "Export or Die," Choir offering "Sweet Peace"; "The Gift of God's Love". In the ev- ening there was a Young Peop- les Church Service, in support of the M and M, when they pre- sented the film "Stranger in the House." Hensall firemen were called out Friday afternoon to the farm of Gordon Munn, in Hay Town- ship, to extinguish a tractor fire. Mr. Munn had filled the trac- tor with gasoline from his gas tank and when he started it, the fire resulted. The tractor was badly dam- aged by the fire, and will not be useable until it is repaired. Had the wind been in the wrong direction, the driving shed wo- uld also have caught fire. McNaught Gets Major Defensive half Jimmy East and Tom NcNaught wrapped up the game for the winners late in the fourth quarter when they combined their efforts to spark the Blue Devils second TD drive. After Steve Kyle had comple- ted his second pass of the after- noon to Bill Shaddick to move the ball to the South Huron 40, Jim East grabbed a deflected pass off a South Huron receiver and gallopped all the way to the five yard line before being stopped. After Warren failed on a quarterback sneak through the middle, Tom McNaught drove through the left side of the Pan- ther's line for a major. South Huron lacked two of their stars for the important contest. Dale Turvey, who had scored six touchdowns in three games, missed the contest be- cause of a swollen foot. Ron Diechert, a fine defensive and offensive performer, also mis- sed the contest due to a bad leg. South Huron will travel to Startford on November 1 for a junior -senior doubleheader with the Ramblers. SEAFORTH CAB Phone 411 Call Collect Storm Windows ALUMINUM OR WOOD MADE TO YOUR MEASUREMENT A. Spencer San PHONE 102W HENSALL. McKEE SALES AND SERVICE Local Representative CHECK ON THE FALL DISCOUNTS See Bill Clement PHONE 19 — HENSALL 0 HURON COUNTY CROP REPORT Hensall Kinsmen, at their dinner meeting on Thursday, de- cided to sponsor two hockey teams, midget and bantam, dur- ing the coming season. The Christmas tree project was dis- cussed and the trees will be on sale later Plans for the Hallowe'en par- ty on Tuesday night were final- ized. One guest was present from Exeter, and one prospect- ive member. Ross Jinks won the rafle. President Bill Fuss chaired the meeting which was held at the New Commercial note. 0 (By D. H. MILES Agricultural Representative for Huron County) Recent rains have helped the fall plowing. Turnips are mov- ing very rapidly to storage. Some dairy cattle are being stabled at night. Mitchell Cider Mill Will Operate Every Day except Saturdays from now on until November 24 TERMS: CASH FRED HENNICK & SON Proprietors 42-3-5-b 1 The Best Wee TO ADVERTISE is Every Wee1 d INTO' :sa.®r NETE'S FLOWERS Phone ':30 — Zurich Flowers beautifully arranged for Weddings, Funerals Etc. At Prices Everyone can afford. 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