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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-12-01, Page 28l'AdE 12A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY,DECEMBER 1,1982 Creative cooking demonstration tr Mrs. Shirley Ann Holmes, program director for Creative Cookery, gave mouth watering Ups and recipes for oriental, crepe and omelet dishes at a creative cooking demonstration sponsored by the Goderich Arts Foundation last Thursday evening in Victoria Public School. Proceeds from the evening go toward "The Livery" building fund. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) LET THE SHOVEL BRIGADE. Clear Away Your Winter Headaches PORCHES, STEPS, WALKWAYS IL DRIVEWAYS. We're fast and Economically Minded GET THE LOAD OFF YOUR MIND BEFORE ITS ALL OVER YOUR YARD. 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(Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Dennis Timbrell addresses annual Institute meeting "Let us strengthen what is good," said Dennis Timbre% Minister of Agriculture and Food, when he addressed the annual meeting of the Federated Women's In- stitute of Ontario in Toronto. He urged the 34 board direc- tors, representing 27,000 members in the province, to be more aware of the needs of rural women. "Foodland preservation and increased marketing of Ontario foods is necessary to meet our needs as well as that of the world," he said. He also ask- ed the Women's Institute for their co-operation in -celebrating- --OnTalio's Bicentennial in 1984. Ken Knox, Director, Rural Organizations and Service Branch, challenged the women to work for a better understanding of rural and urban population, working with the Branch to more effi- ciently understand the pro- ducer and consumer. The FWIO Provincial President, Mrs. Keith Hiepleh, chaired the sessions dealing with varied concerns and business. Resolutions were sustained on topic.s, of mental health facilities in the North; drugs; support programs for the disabled; a referendum regarding the death penalty; and the need for tax revisions for the fruit farmers. Mrs. Harvey Noblitt of Ot- tawa, the President of the Federated Women's In- stitute of Canada, informed the directors of the projects and programs for the next triennium. Members are -sked to study and have pro- grams on "Unlimited Poten- tial - Women". Joyce Canning, represen- tative from the Rural Organizations and Service Branch, expressed concern for new programs to meet the needs of today's lifestyle. Exciting challenges face the membership as plans are being made for the Associated Countrywomen of the World conference in , Vancouver in 1983. Mrs. Clarence Diamond reported on plans to date, when 2,200 delegates from around the world are expected. Education is a priority with three scholarships for advanced studies, 22 McDonald awards at Guelph University, county scholar- ships being presented, as well as $3,400 being sent to Ware College in England for the training of students from underdeveloped countries. Junior Women's In- stitutes, with a membership - of- 460, continue-- to -present -- trophies for the physically handicapped as well as have educational programs. Officer Confgfence will be at Waterloo -University May 3, 4 and 5. Mrs. Jeanetta VanSickle of Brantford completed her term as provincial secretary and is succeeded by Mrs. Sam Johnston of Listowel. ;54 Buffet frypan 4195 Cook -and -serve convenience with tough SilverStone finish for non-stick cooking and quick clean ups. 12" size with remov- able heat control. 43-1456 CEE WEST BEND Toast -R -Oven 195 Broils, toasts, warms and bakes, using far less energy than a full-size oven. Comes with oven tray and broiling tray. 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