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Negotiations fail.. Eleventh hour attempts to reach a contract settlement between Decor Metal Products and Local 1411 of the United Auto Workers failed over the past weekend, resulting in strike action being instituted by the local against !hree Midland plants operated by Decor. Picket lines were set up Outside the three plants over the weekend. Pictured above are several union members on picket duty on Monday. Left to right are Albert Tuttle Sr., Ed Bylow, Donald Marion, Olive Arthurs and Andy Boucher. Kneeling is Yvonne Hamilton. It is hoped that negotiations will bring an early end to the walkout. -Photo by Bob Murray Rights reserved to limit quantities that hasit when you need it! Assorted Varieties Canada Dry soft drinks 750 mL BTL. Plus 30° Deposit Per Bti. Assorted Varieties HOSTESS potcto chips 200 g PKG. GENERIC, (Good To -35° F) windshield washer antifreeze 4 L CONT. DIP-A-CHIP, French Onion or Califomia Style 8-OZ. TUB PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16TH, 1983 UNTIL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH, 1983 WHILE SUPPLIES LAST ORR LAKE ESSO Hwy. 93 Orr Lake 322-2882 Page 18, Wednesday, November 16, 1983 Ogilvie and aldermen collide when 10 minute limit passed other deputations which preceeded him were allowed over 10 minutes to speak. The council can, if it choses, cut off a speaker after 10 minutes. Robert Sibbald Midland's mayor used his gavel several times Monday in his attempt to maintain order. in Midland's council chamber, during the end of a submission by resident William Ogilvie. Aldermen Miles Blackhurst. Bob Jeffery, and Dan Herbert objected loudly when Ogilvie passed the 10 minute mark of his speech. The former Midland reeve's subject was the propriety of the Huronia Airport Com- mission appointing Steve Quaife to the position of airport manager. Alderman Jeffery made _ repeated suggestions to the mayor that Ogilvie be ejected. Ogilvie complained that some of the four « the Pages Ben- Gurion: the life of Israel's first leader Ben-Gurion, Prophet of Fire by Dan Kurzman is a hefty biography of Israel's first leader, David Ben-Gurion, a Polish Jew who emigrated to Palestine as a young man and who, upon achieving leadership, in 1948 went to war against the Arabs. Ben-Gurion remained Israel's leader until 1963. The book contains an account of the driven Ben- Gurion's personal sacrifices as well as a history of the public man. The jacket copy promises the story of his long struggle "to build an exemplary Jewish state, a source of light that would, as Isaiah had prophesized, help to redeem all mankind." Ben-Gurion, Prophet of Fire includes within its 544 pages 24 pages of photographs, 40 pages of notes, a 22 page bibiography, and a 16 page index. Ben-Gurion, Prophet of Fire by Dan Kurzman. Simon and Schuster, N.Y., 544 pages. Distributed in Canada by the Musson Book Company at $27.95. ~Insi The death occurred on June 2, 1983, of Robert Vincent Sibbald, age 65 years, of Indian Head, Sask., formerly of Regina. His parents, his brother Bill, his sisters Ruth and Mary, predeceased him. Surviving him are his wife, Elizabeth Sibbald, his sons Richard and David, both of Regina, his grandchildren Kenneth Richard and Timmy Ra-Anne, his brothers Jack of Penetanguishene, Pat of Midland, Murray of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., his sisters Irene of Kingston and Margaret of Midland, and numerous nieces and nephews. The funeral mass was held June 6 in Holy Child Roman Catholic Church with Rev. L. Kubash officiating. Cremation. ST. MARGARET'S CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE presents A CHRISTMAS CONCEPT by St. Michael's Choir School (Toronto) in St. Margaret's Church (Midland) Saturday, December 3, 1983 8:15 p.m. Tickets: Adults $5.00 Students $2.00 Call 526-2533 526-6313 526-7222 BILLETS ARE REQUESTED FOR 13 BOYS (BY TWO'S)