HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-03-19, Page 21WEDNESDAY, MARC II 19 .
1986—Page 21
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, ...
declining market place.
UCO) despite a generally he tthe report.,
a
VC financial
Ontario ( M the time,.The turnaround outlook. seerris bright
United savings of 2,007.000 in fiscal 1985, must same realistic• states inYet to travel
694,000, and a gross begun - there is a long
hada net pro eme per cent or $2.3 only gfinancial bato „
with salesannual before we have a adds, "the Board eaiaber
margin improvement of fiscal 1985 "However, sneer m
Million states UCO's is well positioned to ,
worlsintg rain UCOsupply and
r -
report. � states further that position needs.' is the largest farm
,fete repo positive po UCO • co-operative in Ontario, pro-
resultedcapital has unproved to a financial restruc- co-op farm inputs, ire}
t ring 8,r and that the iscal 1985 has marketing open line of Ontario,
and
during to viding a complete
fertilizer, petroleum
tering undertaken e ening opportunity for COU feed, h about 100 retail outlets
s and build Finan hardware, through so markets
in oke earnings, hardwar�he province. It � ed by 48,600
continue to m George S. across rain. UCO is town bee markets
s
tial r, chieee: effreports re l' embers 45 mem
"Our positive position," .<`ts a reflection livestock and g 00 members.
May „ May lists these as individual ing members
and 4
chief executive officer, numerous rep in -
customers"
a number of events of future directions, old but
the "hard work and dedicateoation and the In discussing improvement was good,
but
stakeholders, improved operations
and dicated that the imp
commitment of m "there is no permanent
loyalty and to the ,without significantly better sales trends. In
customersthe financial
ba, gain market share les trends.
we our
May also credits decisions
antral base, 1983 effect we musTis means that if
of UCO's sell some competitors. we must build on our
restructuring . decisions to ettttha we must tit'
exceptionally good
spring.
compete effectively,
and 1984 business
earn-
strengths. and an s was the hs. To be comp
assets, anew look at opportunities in the market
The $2 million earnings described the competitors we face: We must
ittgs for UCO surer resident, place and the comp in service, pro -
UCO president,
successful. We establish a new leadershiplologies. '
Bob tuDrnaround as modest • ducts, and processing
we maintained or increas-
tPA rooun r,sn,jitioc
made a profit and in r,.,,,�t r•�m
,�-,ar•lr at chirp
P�
Cofl1eoult and be a
ta, 4-11 Club
and
part � handling• also talk about conformation
in attle psychology, You willgive reasons on a
Are You interested then
systems tte 4- Beef Candling judge and
housing Club or 4- learn how to ] gencouraged . to
cattle C Club so, tyen the 4-Hyou a, e look class of beef or animals. a and speaking
facilities . a be just what Senior skills fans and
H Dayo m Y develop leadership wki mer ndg P
iota for. ears of age before abilities by assisting
Anyone who is 12 to 2e a 4-H member. but giving presentations. Dairy Club
Jan. 1,e986 can bream a 4-il • or . ible to take
have to live beef farm, dairy Becoming Beef are eligible
don't necessarily ccesa tomemberof calf shows,
you will 4-H calf club. You will learn will
mean you
worlcshops and other 4
hoanimal oca join fo a a calf for show. part in leadership
com-
how to care for me prepare ris, you will cover a petitions,
At monthly its. Beef clubs will discuss HIf yousor a friend would like to get more or
variety andof top working chutes, head
han
. ing cag cattle iryel l s Will
lntdi and tfre details on the 4-H Beef
area, contact tubsRichor
rd
gates sea l scales,hfr and discuss other 4-H Clubs in Y
log cattle. Dairy calf housing, Hamilton at 482-3428 or 1-800-265-5170.
tie stalls, heifer and and manure
Stalls, cvstems• feed handling
milking .
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91 BSA Id Road
GODERICH, ONTARIO
524.2667
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COUNTRY SQUIRE
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This It very picturesque, 1000
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PRICE REDUCED!
to park camping.
Near the entrance
ground. Crossroads of the tourist ttJhm ted:
profile Benmiller. living ac
in high p otential. Good site
Commercial potential.
building site
.tom's worth theh. price alone. ■
that's worth asking
Elf or full particulars.
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galore! Sunroof t library,"
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lt theralextras 9 in living
cathedral ceiling Call Gard:
Ibedrodms, air conditioning.
.482-3307.II alII 11II
N.O•V •P•E'R'
will be holding a social
evening for
Master Masons
and their Ladies
at the
Masonic Temple
Exeter, Ont.
7:30p 22, 1986
Saturday Ma
the- former Walden's l Photography
director
re -located inhusband
Blyth Festival has ave on March 15. I artistic
director
Theoffice
eric next z theof the as re Memorial
to helplwith the Dm move
building, as recruited Katherine Kaszas, w
photo)
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HAPPY 22nd
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Bed' n Breakfast
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MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
HOSTS WANTED
c '•
in Clinton Area
for
KLOMPEN FEEST VISITORS
May 16th 8.17 th
suggested charge
by hosts•'17. - single
'30 - double/per night
Also needed Parking
for mobile homes.
suggested charge
'S/night
I j1 To apply call:
Cory Hoak 482.7190
Joan Schoonderwoerd 482-3469.
Ladies Night
THURSDAY, MARCH 20 '86
Exotic Male Dancer
FRIDAYandTSA URDAY
MARCH 21, 22nd
Exciting sound and lighting show
for your listening
and dancing pleasures.
NEW MODERATE PRICES!
special BORD
Join SMORGAS.
EASTER MARCH 30., 1906
SiJNDAY at the
CARNATION Uotrnesville
WHITE2 m•
Serving: anti 4 30 rn.-7:30 P"1•
TURKEY and ROAST
ROAST BEEF
®c cL”' rQss� i
& IS Friends
hCASEY & FINNEGAN
appearing at:---
GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
South St Goderlch
he 31yt1 In»
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SUNDAY DINING
Starts BMRUNCH• '86
11:00 am - 2:00 pin
ROAST
4 PM E 7 BUFPM FET
REOPENING SUNDAY
SPECIAL.••
every tenth petsoa wig receive then
meal feta..
95
per person
• yz PRICE
12 AND UNDER CHILDREN TO. WEDDINGS,
CATERING PARTIES
BANQUETS & PRIVATE
See CATERING
OUTSIDE
482-9228 or 524-4133 (after Hours)
Buffet Sunda s after Easter 4:30-7:p0 .111.
26o 1986
March 20 .
Thursday. be purchased at
ilckets may
Mary's Sowing Contro• W uorth Shoos, door.
Community Centro, as all os of rho
Vanas,rOr wCall
524-6421
The Lions Club of Clinton's Easter
Seal chairman, Steve Fraser advises
that once again this year the club. will
in the Easter Se9l
be participating erthan, and
Telethon known as Sup CKNX
will be televised over
Channel 8, on Sunday,
Wingham,
March 23rd from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm.
The pledge centre once again will be
The Royal Bank of Canada, and rola
you
may phone in your pledges
that time at 482-3926, and if 'you wish
to phone in with a Pre -Telethon
Pledge you may do so on Wednesday,
Thursday
or Friday 9:00 am to 5:00
pm at 482-3926•
There are over 7,000 Physically
handicapped children in)ntario who
are counting on you! They need your
help now!the Easter Seal
.For this reason Society and our Club are again
ask-
ing for your support. Mr. Fraser stated
that in the past the people of Clinton
air OYS given
S
•
and area have
generously, and it is his hope tthat over
,15,000 can be raised j hand this
the Easter Seal mailing
weekend's telethon.
523-9381
Hay Township
Recreation
Committee TEBINGO
MY5
Easter Specialarch
Zurich Community Centre
Zurich Community
jackpot ' $750 roust go
Bonanza game over $500
Extra Bonus
hams Olde fashioned barge+ lines • 1 mystery prize
• 10 regular g
s 1 early wirdin cash prize$
4 flash gamesOver $2000
at 6:30 - Starts 3 7:30 sharp
Doors open
oNuxt Bingo AP Il
BALL p1AM®Na
"NEW
line GALL 96 allowed to play
ALL PROCEEDS AOR
Wing Yryur dabbers
*buffet pancake breakfast
With our own veal sausages
*hayrides
•sugaring -off,
*tour of Benmiller Inn
for adults