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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-02-02, Page 8past few weeks and outlined the plan. He made the remarks dur- ing thie second annual meeting of the -Huron County milk committee, held at the Clinton legion hall. Martin Baah, RR 3, Walton, was re-elected chairman of the committee, which represents the county's 1,350 milk pro- ducers on the . marketing board. Mr. Baan sai dthe future of THIS WEEK AND NEXT by Ray Argyle EEPQS.1TQFt, SEAFORTH, QNT„ FEB, 2, 1967 JBY'S PORK LOIN SALE Loin or Rib -End Roast or Chops Ib. 59c boneless LOIN with dressing Ib. 69c TULIP MIARGARI N E 3 lb,. 89C IMMMIIMIOMMIMIr FRESH GRADE A MEDIUM , EGGS 2 doz. 89c STORE SLICED BREAKFAST BACON ' LEAN PEAMEAL BACK BACON By the Piece ib. 79c _ lb,. 6� SEE WHAT $1.00 WILL BUY . SKINLESS WIENERS 21b. e. BOLOGNA, by the piece 3 Ib. LEAN BEEF PATTIES 2 lb. PORK SWEET ,BONE 5 Ib. ANY ONE ITEM FRESH CUT Salmon Steaks ' lb. 79.. LEAN SMOKED Picnic Shoulders lb. 47. A> FREEZER SPECIALS .1 COMMERCIAL BEEF SIDE of ' BEEF Ib. 51c HIND QUARTER .lb. 57c FRONT QUARTER Ib. 45c CUT AND WRAPPED'FREE WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 _Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime! ryer AVAILABLE ONLY AT - BOX !FURNITURE You May Still Obtain a FREE ELECTRIC BLANKET With the purchase of a WESTINGHOUSE DRYER ONLY A FEW59 AVAILABLE A`r THIS .95 LOW, LOW PRICE , FURNITURE SeitioAlt News of Woodham . Mrs. George Levy, Elizabeth and Margaret of Russeldale and Mrs. Edwin Brine, Paul and Michael .of Rannoch, visited on Thursday with Mrs. Glenn Cope- land, Cynthia, Ellen and Dean- na. Messengers was held durin church service. Julie Webb play ed quiet music and the- ne president, Deborah Jaques open ed the meeting with the Mes senger's motto. Karen Insle read a poem and Pamela Rod favoured with a piano instru mental. The study book wa taken by the leader Mrs. Joh Rodd. Paul Parkinson read tb scripture and Mrs. Lloyd Jaque had the Bible study. Lind Timms and Michelle Robins() up the offering, Mrs. La Verne Rodd presented the hon- or pins for perfect attendance. Murray Insley and Bobby Stra- chan received bars for six years perfect attendance and Paul Parkinson and Ca,rah"am Robinson received bars for five years per - feet attendance. Mrs. John Rodd took charge of the business, Mrs. Lawrence Beckett and Jaqueline visited on Monday with the former's niece, Mrs Russell Kirk and family of Lu can. Miss Doris Mills of London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mills. ' g w understood the farmers ag- reed to the plan once the rea- d behind it had been ex- plained to them. He said of- - ficials of the board met with s Mennonite farmers during the n e s a n • Martin ' Baan Represents Huron Dairy Farmers About 1,000 Old Order Men• nanite farmers in Waterloo County were reported Thurs- day to have ended resistance to registration with the On- tario Milk Marketing Board. Sid Pearson, RR 5, Embro, a member of the board, said he L.O.L.• Euchre The men's Orange Lodge held a euchre in the Orange Hall, on Friday evening, with eleven tables in play; Prize winners were lone hands, Mrs. Cecil Neil; ladies' high score, Mrs. Eber Shute; men's. lone hands, Mr. Tom" Coward; high score, Mr. Lloyd Cowdrey.., Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ford and family of Kitchener, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, William Dickey and family. Mrs. Lloyd ,Smith visited for a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock of .1)e-. troit. Mr. Jack Rundle visited on Sunday with his grandmother, Mrs. W. Payne and Jim of Lon- don. Miss Lynn Robinson of fourth line was a weekend visitor with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine. Mrs. Harry Ford is spending some time at the home 6f Mr. and Mrs, William. Dickey and family. Miss Yvonne and Mr. Dalton Jaques of Zion West, visited on Saturday evening with Mrs. Ar- thur Hopkin. Mrs, '14r. Copeland and Jean - were visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Mountain of St. Marys' on Sunday. Saturday evening guests with M.r, and Mrs. Lawrence Beckett, .Jaqueline and Geraldine, were Mr. and Mrs. John Kenney and ALL TYPES' INSURANCE Doac Id G. Eaton: Office in Masonic Block • Main Street Phone 527-1610 Seaforth 1 DIEF TAKES A GAMBLE A Conservative party leader- ship convention, John Diefen- baker said last week, should be held as soon as possible. Any further delay would spread confusion within the party and harm the interests of the na- tion. ' .If nothing else, the Chief's pronouncement caught anti- Diefenbaker . Toailes, so off guard they could do little but mutter agreement, while plead- ing for time, Mr. Diefenbaker's surprising readiness to accept the dictat of the party's Ottawa meeting that leadership be reviewed a an early date did not, however, indicate any readiness by him to call it quits. At 71, Mr. Diefenbaker ap- pears determined to win anoth- er Tory leadership convention and lead the ' party into' yet another general election. He is apparently taking this 'course knowing full well the risk- he -runs in being rejected,. the consequence of which would be to destroy M all in- fluence he has id the party. Yet rather than groom, a sue= cessor, Mr. Diefenbaker appears prepare& to take this absolute risk, which can lead only to ei- ther absolute vindication, or absolute rejection. The executive of the Con- servatiVe ,national- committee will meet in Toronto this week end to reach a decision on when and where to hold the leadership convention. Dalton Calms, who obviously would like to take a. crack at Mary of Luca?;,Miss Judy Thompson of -Strathroy- and Mr, and Mrs. William Holliday and Ken of Rannoch. , The flowers in , the church anctuary on Sunay, were • in memory of the late Mrs. Roy Russell of, Russeldale whose funeral was, held on Saturday from the Heath -Leslie funeral home,' Mitchell Sincere 'sym- pathy- is extended to her family. lvfr, and Mrs. Ted Insley, Mur- ray and Karen were Sunday guests with Mrs. C. Insley of Exeter. ; • -......... ATTENTION FARMERS • Concrete Silos 1967 will be a big year in construction. Farmers interested in building a Silo 14 feet in diameter, should contact us immediately. The average farmer has one to four silos on his farm — how about you? Do you need another silo? CALL WES HUGILL & SON "28 years of experience" ZURICH DIAL 236-4928 the PC leadership himself, needs mere time to marshall his forces to complete his' chief's political destruction. It is for this reason that Mr. Diefenbaker moved so quickly in calling for an early conven- tion. • Every day Mr. Diefenbaker's support slipi; away a little bit. As the Conservative leader= ship situation now stands, Mr. Diefenbaker can probably go into the leadership convention assured of coming out in first place on the first ballot. But unless he wins a clear majority, this will do him little good. The bottom -ranking can- didate will be dropped, another vote will be held,, and 'so the procedure will go until some- one emerges with more than half the votes of the ,conven- tion.Th e question which will sea Mr, Diefenbaker's fate — and perhaps that of the Conserve tive party for another decade to come — is whether anti'Diefen- baker dissidents will be able to rally around a single candidate. Within hours of Mr. Diefen- baker's challenge, ' former .jus- tice minister Davie Fulton had publicly declared his candidacy by reminding Canadians that he had always said he would be available forthe next Conserva- tive leadership convention. While the Kamloops, B.C., lawyer thus got a leg -up on his rivals,he is still far from the role of crown prince or leading contender, His diffident person- ality, for one thing, makes it difficult lot _all hut his closest friends to work up much en- thusiasm for him. That role would probably go to Ontario Premier John Ro- barts except for one 4hing...The Ontario Tories are pretty .well committed to a provincial elec- tion this Spring and it was for this reason that Mr. Roberts had to declare himself out of the race. - Had it been possible to delay the Tory leadership convention until next fall, it would have been a safe guess that Mr. Ro- barts could have swept the con- vention on. thefirst ballot as- suming of course, that he was still premier of Ontario, . In effectively cutting Robarts out of the race by his• insist- ence on an early convention (in Other- words during or before. the Ontario provincial elec- tion), Mr. Diefenbaker may have done nothing more than force the Conservative party into the arms of a less appeal- ing leader. Federal MPs such as Fulton and George Hees, who will be in the race, 'do not have the sup- port of the Tory} federal caucus, which is still firmly under Mr. Diefenbaker's control. Mr. Robarts rem s the only prominent Conser e around whom the party n rally. Un- less Mr. Diefenbaker recognizes this and decides to cooperate with Roberts, -he may be doom- ing the Conservatives to the line of hopeless leadership which dominated the party be- tween 1935 and 1956. Safety -Tested USED CAR SALE; AT HURON COUNTY'S FINEST USED CAR MARKET 1966 Ford, H.T., XL500, fully equipped 3-1966 Chev. Impalas, 4 -door H.T., fully equipped 1966 Ford Galaxies, H.T., 2 -door and 4 -door 1966, Pontiac Parisienne, 4 -door H.T. A number of 1066 Chevrolets and. Pontiacs, sedans, 6 and 8 cylinders, fully equipped 1966 C,hev. Impala Convertible 1965 Ford XL500,, fully'equipped 1965 Ford Galaxy, 500, 4 -door H.T. 1966 Chev. Impala, 4 -door H.T. 1965 Parisienne, 4 -door H.T. A wide selection of 1965 and 1964 Chevs., Pontiacs and Fbrd sedans, various models, 6 and 8 cylinders. 1964 Fdrd Galaxy, 500 A number of 1g63, down to 1960, various makes and models TRUCKS 1964 Chev. one -ton stake with dual wheels 1962 Chev. one -ton van with duals A Written Guarantee fear 60 Days on all LiteModel Cars -.Many other Models to choose front . BRUSSELS. MOTORS 13,.ittISSELS ON`rAfi'O .PHONif 113—"The Hong of natter Used tire" , OPEN OV!!RY OVI#I Ii iG the dairy industry in Ontario need not be dark. He said, "I say industry because if any part of it suffers it will; hurt the industry ,AS a whole. I se a future in dairy industry e pecially if Quebec. follow Ontario with a marketin plan board and if the federal government appoints a dairy commissioner to bring unifor- mity to the dairy industry in Canada." Vice-chairman Cliff McNeil, RR 6 Goderich, and secretary - treasurer Boyd Taylor, RR 3, Walton, were also re-elected. The only new member of the county's 15 -man commit- tee is, William Hough, RR 4, Clinton. He was elected to succeed Gerritt • Wynja, RR 4 Seaforth. The Mennonites refused ini- tially to return applications mailed' in December to the province's 3.8,000 milk produ- cers. The application$, once re- turned to the board, were far a free license to produce milk. The members of the sect re- fused because of their tradi- tional refusal to accept gov- ernment control or to partici- pate in government sponsored operations. The registration of milk farmers is part of a milk board plan to direct the over- all distribution of raw milk to marketing pools. 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