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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-04-06, Page 10• IOODERICH $IGNA .STAR, THUR.WDAY. APRIL 0, 19'12 i.t marketing board 4 to- control egg sales **The new - national farm R.A. Olson announced the names products `Marketing g coulncil of council jnem4ers in Ottawa should immediately' set up an Monday. Chaired ` by Alberta agency to cio n t r 91, 'egg :armor, Paul Babey, the new rnarketings," Gordon "' Hill; council will Overs.eetheoperation President of the Ontario qt, marke'tin.g •agencies ' Federation of Agriculture, said in. established ., under the Farm. Toronto Tuesday, after learning, Products Mafikefing Agencies Act. of the,appointment of 'the six -man i1ation'l, 'council. „The egg "industry is tottering bh the brink ,of bankruptcy. It needs quick action 'to salvage what remains and restore the industry, , to prosperity." Federal Agricultur Minister REPORT Two people' �suffered ''injui'Y Saturday evening when the compact car they were driving was involved, in a three car pileup on Highway '2'l about two miles north of Goderich. Dennis J. Little of 115 Picton Street East in Goderich, driver of the vehicle, suffered lacerations .n , the , accident and Shirley Picot of 1-31 Picton Street East, a passenger, also was injured. According to,, investigating officeis from the Goderich detachment : of the Ontario Provincial Police the Little car struck a car driven by Scott W. Mabon• of R.R. 6 Goderich from -behind- then-bounced_aernS s... the.._ lane of oncoming traffic and was-- - struck by a third car driven by James W. Doherty of R.R. 3, Goderich. Drivers of the other "'Babey is an excellent choice to lead this. council," Hill ;co'mmented• "He was President of Alberta's Unifarm • organization and is keenly interested itt marketing. His experiencein farm organizations and his awareness .of farmers' 'income problems. will be • tremendous assets in his new job." Vice -Chairman of the council is 'Real Roy, who has ,served with farmers' co-operatives . in Quebe% Ontario's contribution comes in the form of Ralph Ferguson, an egg producer from Alvinston. "We look forward to hint making a real contribution:" Hill said. "Ferguson is active in farm policy development and has had first-hand experience of the disastrous results of producing a commodity for which there are no markets." The other council members are: Adrien Levesque, a former New` Brunswick •Minister of Agriculture; Hector Hill, a Nova Scotia poultry farmer; and• Albert Vilfauve, a Manitoba pork producer. A , •cars escaped injury. The compact suffered damage in excess of •$700 while damage was estimated at $600 'to the Doherty car and $500 to.the Mallon ijehlclp. , - ,.- Red Cross annual meet. The 52 Annual Meeting of the Canadian Red Cross Society, Ontario -Division, will be held at the Royal- York•Hotel in•Toronto,-• April 20 and 21, 1972. More than 400 delegates representing Red Cross Branches across Ontario are expected to attend. the two-day • meeting to discuss the Society's services to the community and to conduct official business. Highlight of the Annual. Dinner on Thursday eveningwill be guest speaker, John W. Fisher, S.M., Canada's famed Centennial . Commissioner. Workshops- on Blood, Water Safety, Services for Seniors, Red Cross Youth and •Genera.l Information will be held Thursday in addition to displays and information posts on • other, services. The election of officers for the coming term will take place at the Business Session, Friday, April 21: This session will• also feature Committee reports including some visual preseritations-°of the Society's Work. t - OWPMB,.elects .raador president. William Brander, R.R. 8, Mississauga, has been elected chairman of :the Ontario Wheat Producers' Marketing"Board. The announcement was made following . the board's inaugural meeting held in Toronto April 3 and 4 during which -the complete executive slate of. officers were elected for the coming yetl+r. Mr'. Brander moved up from first vice-chairman replacing Mr. M.R. McDougall, R.R. 2, _Blenheim who �.iiad served as chairman for the past two years: Mr. McDougall remains on the Workers atthe Goderich Memorial Arena completed thetask of removing the ice for another:season on Monday and preparing the arena surface for roI ler skating.,Roller skaters will be able to start another season of their favorite sport this Friday at 8:00 p.m. Skating continues until 11:00 p.m. at a.cost of 50 cents for admission and 40 cents for skate rentals. Jim Denome is seen above cleaning up the remains of a winters ice.—staff photo � contest for Signal -Star readers Our Hometown Paper Shrier, publisher of The Goderich Signa -Star, announced this week #hatthts newspaper v4II . be running the "Our Hometown Paper" :contest which is offered Inco-operationvvith the Canadian Copnmunity • Newspaper Association: The contest is open to All readers of'Th.e Goderich Star -- Star and the reader who • best describes in his'or her own words ju,,st what the com'munity newspaper• means tq him or to her May win a $300 cash prize and a gold medal. • The written expression of frank opinion should be at least 250 words but should not exceed 700 words. The objective is to encourage CCNA readers 'themselves to think about what their community. newspaper means to them, their families, their lives and their conimunities, and ,to set these thoughts down in straightforaiard language. Polished literary expression is not sought. The judges_. -will be interested in simple, clear exposition that indicates an awareness by the reader of the role of the community newspaper. • Entries shouldbe forwarded to The Goderich Signal -Star no later than Friday, April 21. The best (3)THE RED CROSS IS PEOPLE LIKE YO1' HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU entries in the opinion of the publisher and his editorial staff will, he puhlished=_in the Signal - Star and forwarded to "contest' headquarters by April'30. • It should be pointed out that contest judges will not look for excessively high praise for the local . co.namwnity newspaper batt` will study the judgerr ent and understanding by readers of the function of the paper. hen you.e t over a -x t-e.n•1-e-d, what a big un belief a Eow-cost credit union (can can be! o9 4i Usually,you have more money Left over for living expenses, too. A§k the credit union about •a loah to pay bills. Don't hesitate to ask, even if you already have a loan. The credit union's job is to help you solve your money problems. 39 St. David St. Goderich Community Credit Union d- 524.7931 • execu chair -man. .... -_ .._ : .• The position of first vice- chairman went to Fergus Young, R.R. 1, Ennismore, who advances from the 'second v_ ice -chairman position. . Russell Rodgers, R:R. 1, Kingsville, was elected to the second vice-chairman position, • moving up from the fifth member of the board's execu.tive committee, a position he, held during the -past year. Also elecfed'as fifth man of the _ executive committee' was Irving Kleiman, R.R. 1, Simcoe. There are two new members on the 12 man board ordirectors this year, and they are:r Garnet Jack, Chatham who replaces Ray Bellamy; and Robert Henry. „Box 1'2,"Blyth who r places'R,T: -Belton, . Other members of the hoard are James O'Shea, R.R. 3, Granton; .Bruce Clark, Dutton, and Dan Nielsen, R.R. 1, Cherry Valley. Vr BLUE STAR -31/4 lb. 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