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ORONO WEEKLYj TIMES, WEDNÉSDAY, NOVEMBERi 24th, 1971 CORNS119S Orons, Ont* s$ DOLLAR DAYS $$ NEVER FROZEN GRADE 'A' FRESII TURKEYS 6btollOlb lbu44 16 te 20 lb. size Canada Grade 'B' Frozen ExcellentValue at 5, to 12 lM. Size l.340 TURKEYS lb. 370 Tender Pliup CHICKENS WINGS 3 lb. $1.' Free-zer Filer Special Cat and Wrapped 10 te 12 lb. average -Wbole Pork Loins lb 7c FULI 0F JUICE SE-EDLESS GRAPEFRUIT. ATTENTION FARMËERS WHY PAY MORE? SAVE ON~ Premium Quality GASOLINE DIESEL1 MOTOR OIL Farm tanks and pumps available CALL COLLECT 663-3341 DX 0 11 Fer Immediate D.Iivery Township of Clarlke Final: Instalment of Taxes DUE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3tht'1971 Payable at the Branch Offices of the Canadian ImPerial Bank of Commerce at Orono and Newcastle. R. DeWITH, Treasurer, Tax Cllecter The Iightweight chain saw with, automatic oilingl The Pioneer Holiday Il Compare it feature for feature - nobody can beat it! ______ See it now! ROLPH HARD.ýWARE Ltd. Orono, Ontario Telephone 983-5207 Box 249 for Sweet an~d Sour~ PORK SPARERIBS IL. 68c Mapîk Leaf - Assorted Loncheon Meats 16 oz. 751 Il for $1,00 Local News' Mrs. M. Staples, Mr. Roy Pen- found, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Staples attended the 25th wed- ding anniversary ýof Ruth and Bob Penfound in Collingwood on Saturday. Mrs. C. A. Cumming and Mrs. Vera Heron, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ca rl Billings. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Moffat, and sons, Oakville visited on the week- end with Mr. Wm. Moffat., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bairstow, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Morgan and Roy spent Saturday. Èi Hamilton. Mrs. Morgan stayed> the week with her sister. uCruciol Meet'~ On Church Union The state of union between the Anglican, United and Christ- ian (Disciples of Christ) Church- es, will be revealed at the ninth meeting of, the General Commis- Sion on Church Union to be held at IToly Redeemer College, Wind- ,Sor, Ontario, December 2 - 7. "It wiIl be the mnost crucial meeting so far," said Rev. Robert B. Craig, one of the two execu- tiecommissioners. His co-com- missioner, Rev. Ralph R. Latimer, agreed, and said the deliberations and decisions made would be far- reaching. Foremost on the agenda will be the draft plan of union which was given to congregations of the three denominations to study fol- lowing the eighth >meeting of the General Commission in Toronto last year. There will also be a consideration of new directionÉ in the process leacing to union. ("«process" refers to the tbings the churches are doing together now and what additional projects, could be jointly undertaken in the future). The report of the Commission on the Church in the World will1 also feature recom- mendations' regarding process. TRAIN BLAZES FOLLOWINGEXPLOS ION A container unit on a Canadian National freight train exploded just outside Port Hope November 15th and was brought, -StiR in Grant C. Wade Insurance Age ncy GENERAL INSURANCE Box 82 Newtonville, Ontario Telephone 786-2921 Box 61, Port Hope, Ontario Telephone 885-2288 flames into Port Hope station. Port Hope Fire Department spent about an hour extinguish- ing the fire and with the asýsist- ance of Canadiani National offic- ers-'tried to ascertain the cause of the explosion. Pire Chief Roy Daymain said he thought the propane gas tank on the refrigerationi unit of the con- tainer explodled and caused the fire The container was fîlled with an odd assortment -of items in- cluding unidentifiable vegetables which littered the tracks. Hove Abifity T. Produceý "The farmers of Canada have an amazing ability to produce, in fact to overproduce," Ontarîýo Federation of Agriculture Presi- dent Gordon Hill told 400 dele- gates to the Federation annual convention in Hamilton on Mon- day. "I picture our agriculture as a high-powered automobile, run-. ning at haîf speed. It's temrnting to step on the gas just a ouch, but when we do that, the vehicle accelerates too quickly, throwing us out of control."' 1Hll, reelected to a second term of office as President at the 1971 Federation convention, gave the welcoming address on the. first day of the thiree-day policy-mak- ing con vention. "It was our efforts to regulate this ability to over-produce that resulted in ne of the most divis- ive issues hat ever bit' Canadian farmers," "Hili said. "National marketing- legisiation -became a barrier separating the farmers of tbis land into hostile factions. Pol- itical opportunistsà used the legis- lation to misinform and mislead farmers, to fan farmers' discon- tent and. to embarass the federal government. Perllaps mercifully, the govern- ment slid the bill under the car- pet, allowing farmers to 'patch up their differences." But llI told the federation del- egates that the problem of over- capacity was still present. "The farmers of Canada still need some kind of, co-ordinating structure for provincial. marketing boards." Speakiig -of the low incomes of Canadian farmers. 1Hil1 said. "'Our young people are laig the farms in droves._ They -see 'thef kindof income s that farmers cý arn aind, they want nio part of if. Thiey want to enjo1y fthe gond thiings of hife that 0other 'enctheýir age cnjoy andthUat imeans Ithey have toi seek new careers. An indstry tat ea' kep its young ,ipeople ,is wanlneolthy in- dustriy."ý diill talkedl of t.he federation's Leskard Wel'ding AND FABRICATION and LATHE WORK 8 a.-m. - to-G 5 P.m. Uonday through Satur-day PHONE 983-5760 Dr. W. R.Kent DD S Bowmanvllle Professionai Bldg 222 Kl<ng St. E. -suite 106 Offie ourr: Weekdayu: 9 te 8 Except Weday Aftt.rm Telepliem U-734P Some gifts are more welcome than others. One that everybody likes is an extension telephone.' Mom saves time'in the kitcheru Dad can use his den for an office. The kids get' some privacy. And everybody can get his favorite color. There's a wide choice. Find out, how easy it is ta give an extension phone. for Christmas. Cali us or corne in. Coinmmunity Telephone, Cou, Telephone Zenith 46350 Frozen Canada Grade "B" Main Street secesses during bis past year of presidency. "Our best success wa,% in the field of truck licenses. For years the Federation has urged the Ontario government to intro- duce a special rate licénse for farmers. This year we got it." Boxerd, Statiýon ery $1,.25 to$25 RECORDS 45s 39c each Regular up to 89e ORDER VOUR; CHRISTMAS PLANTS NOW K.iltti.g Yarns A Full Assortment Middletonsa ORONO, ONT.