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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-01-19, Page 12)4! • • ',Urania Branch of the Ontario Humane Society GENERAL MEETING January 26, 1983 0.M.A.F. OFFICE 20 King Street. Clinton 8 p.m. Agenda -Election of 1983 Officers -Application for Agent Representatives from Head Office will be present •, We* •km cbarge Of the Ochre', card parties in WNW' TOINARIllP Rag,' Carlow,- the second- and fourth Thursday of each Month, report that the card party last' Thursday, January 13 was well at- tended for the first one of the season, with seven tables in play• , All reported an enjoyable evening with Margret Errington and Louise • • 1. • Huron. County history Clortivtadei K�Itky. 5246C9S ,P • County 1114017 and the Arebivea- Kindergarten regist, ration cOlboaKentral &beats planned' for NitidnesdaY1 February 9 in the morning. Anyone with children to enrol in kindergarten, please sontact the school at 524- 652. The many friends of Andy Riehl, Goderich Township and formerly of Colborne Township, will be pleased to hear be is progressing favourably from injuries received in an accident recently and expects to return home from ,being a patient In University Hospital, London, very shortly. , Brindley winning the ladies' prizes and Peter DeGroot and Jun Errington receiving Become a Regional Councillor The Southwestern Regional Council. of TVOntario • is looking for applicants for nomination to a • council Seat.. TVOntario has five regional councils, each composed of 1 5 members who meet regularly to . advise the network on policy relating to the educational television service in their region • The regional councillors, all volunteers, are also active in creating awareness in their own communities of the many services available from TVOntario. In addition, they help organize com- munity workshops and meetings on utilization of . the educationaltelevision service. Members of the regional councils are . appointed for - terms of up 16 three years. renewable once. • Applications for nomination to the South-. western Regional Council, along with resumes, • should be received by 1 February 1983. If you wish to volunteer, or would like • to, nominate someone. please contact: Brian McKone Chairman, Nominating Committee TVOntario Southwestern RegiOnai Council . 66 Birmingham Street Stratford, Ontario N5A 2S8 (519) 2.71-0220 • WTVOntario Huron County Health Unit Presents 'TIPS ON HOW TO QUIT SMOKING' during NATIONAL NONSMOKINGWEEK 1 on "WEEDLESS WEDNESDAY" January 26, 1983 - 7:30 p.m. ASSESSMENT OFFICE 46 Gloucester Terrace Goderich For More Information: Contact the Health Unit 574-8301 ROSS SHOE SHOP 'Your Naturalizer Shoe Store' Hurry In Today For The Specials You've Been Waiting To See During Our Storewide SNOW BOOT & SHOE SALE 30-501 Limited Time Only the men's nriees.,' — The next euchre party will be Thursday, January 27 at 8 p.m. and please bring lunch. Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute will meet in Colborne Township Hall, Thursday, January 27 at 1:45 Pan.. weather permitting. Mrs. Irene Clark and Mrs. Marjorie Emerson will give interesting talks on Huron ROSS SHOE SHOP Downtown -The Square-Goderich 524-7432 'Your Naturolizer Shoe Store' WAII You COULD BE NEXT! PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENTS WITH A CUSTOM DESIGNED SECURITY SYSTEM Our system protects you against Burglary, Fire and Medical Alert. • FOR HOME, BUSINESS •24 HOUR AND VEHICLE MONITORING LAWRENCE SECURITY SYSTEMS AUBURN 526-7505 or 482-7924 4=1111111M. 411•111.111111iMM, 10 DAYS ONLY JANUARY2Gth3t-- WALLPAPER • ALL ORDER INS r 5% OFF STOCK REDUCTION SPECIALS FREE INSTALLATION on SELECTED CARPETS IN STOCK WALLPAPER AS L°W AS 99 • Tangle roll BROWN'S DECOR CENTRE 5244117 33 WEST STREET GODERICH A • • • • ++ • • • , „ . . • knewly-elected elfeelltive affilmlittee took charge at the Wail° Federation of Agriculture in December. Ralph Barrie, a dairy farmer from Perth, in Lanark County is ipresident for his fourth term. Barrie, 54; said he hopes the OFA will be able to make break-throughs in two major areas in 1983: in getting agri- bonds in place to fill the need for long,term, affordable credit; and in helping farmers get an acceptable stabilization plan, like the market risk insurance pro- posed by the OFA. Barrie divides his time between two full-time jobs: being a farmer and being president of the OFA. He can be reached at the OFA's - head office, or at his farni. The first vice-president tor the fourth consecutive year is Ron White, a dairy farmer from Denfield, in Middlesex County. Besides having been actively involved in farm organization for over 15 years, White, 57, also served stan the Middlesex County Council as deputy reeve for the Township of London for eight years. This past year, White chaired the OFA's corn com- mittee and was OFA's representative ' several meetings on the Crow rate. For the first time in its history, the OFA has a Ralph Barrie woman as second vice- president. She is Mary Wicks of Bobcaygeon, in Victoria County. Wicks, 51, has been on OFA's executive for the past three years. She too is a • dairy farmer, and winner of the Master Breeders' Shield. She is actively involved in promoting OFA member- ships 'and in telling the farmers' story to the general public. Keith Buchner is on the ex- ecutive for his third year. He is a dairy farmer from Brownsville in Oxford Coun- ty. Buchner, 55, a licensed lay preacher with the United Church, has been involved in farm organizations for the past ten years. He was a member of tho';OFA's Pro- perties Co _ Pork 'Walt* r Merle Gun- 't7 by is on the owptir for his Weld yin, ganliy, 46, is from' gannOlf Hon County. He served with the Royal Canadian Air Force for three years, Gpfl- by interested in absentee ownership of DA- tario's farm land and con- servation. Harry Pelisxero, 30, has just been elected to OFA's executive. The former presi- dent of the Niagara North Federation of Agriculture is an egg and replacement pullet producer. He is from St. Anns, and has been ac- tively, participating n farm organizations for seven years. He has a Masters of Business Administration from McMaster University. Also newly elected is Brigid Pyke, 35, of Wolfe Island, in Frontenac County. Pyke is a partner in a 170 - head dairy operation. She served on OFA's Tax and Assessment Committee and its Public Relations Commit- tee. She writes a regular farm commentary for the Kingston Whig -Standard. OFA's executive members are the spokesmen for over 25,500 Ontario farmers. They help develop OFA policy ard ensure that the farmer's opi- nion is heard by government and business. • -NOW THRU THE END OF THE MONTH . . . OR WHILE STOCKS LAST • A .BeautitutWhite Vanity With Golden Trim Complete With Marble Top VANITY TOP IS 20" WIDE The cultured marble top with raised backsplash and dripless edge has an oval basin with integral soap dish. The faucet by Jameco is HasAil-The-Mechanical-FetAtures-Of-Our Gradeg_A" Toilet But There Are Slight Blemishes In The Finish ... SAVE 25%+ ON THIS GRADE "B" DEPT 403COMPLETE WITH - ToILET WHITE PLASTIC SEAT & HINGE A reverse trap, regular tank toilet of white vitreous china complete with fittings...complete with plastic seat. All for only - Our Reg. 69.47 value if items bought separately. 0018:104:11:117 TO FRIDAY 1U ANGLIIIIA IT. Wee AM -S:30 PMGOD 3 RICH :rum '1M.5:00 PM4,43 ATWOOD mom lit SUAfildi FREE p.E0yERIAT.yppR GODERICH YA • 119 • •