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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-01-09, Page 7Ij U : • 1 • Local florist honored worldswide ashociatio ' of florists, has an- nottneed that�Wilf Delloimue of Goderich has become n honored merber of the F Golden ircle. The Golden Circle is a reeognition program designed to honor and reward the efforts of both the top sell- ing and fastest growing FTD Member florists. Denomme Flowers is among'those singl- ed out by FTD from over 21,000 member florists throughout the United States and Canada eligible to participate in the pro- gram. The local company has beep designated a member, entitling them to a handsome array of Golden Circle recogni- tion awards, special educational programs and other incentive rewards. In accepting the honor, Denomme said, "I'm <proud of the award, and I want to thank my customers for thinking of us when it comes to sending flowers the FTD Way. And thank my employees, too, for the care they take to make sure the order is right. That's, what keeps the customers' coming back and that's what has made our -FTD business grow." • " Founded in 1910, FTD is the world's oldest and largest professional, inter -city, flowers-by;yvireAelivery organization. sponsors BUSINESS BEAT "Leeson -Killer Insurance Limited becomes Lawson Killer Insurance Limited effective January, '1985", John Killer, a principal of the company announced to- day. "-The name change reflects the in- creased involvement ,and commitment of ompany." name change, Lawson ung two community ac - key people to the To mark the Killer is spo sq tivities during 1985 -The Perth -Huron Open, an art exhibition featuring the work ,of amateurs and professional artists in Perth and Huron Counties at the Gallery, Stratford from March 8, 1985 to April 14, 1985; and the Iron Man -Iron Maiden Com- petition organized by the Stratford YM - YWCA on June 23, 1985 'he Iron Man -Iron Maiden Competition involves individfial and team participation in three events - running, cycling and swimming. Sponsor- ship of such events in the community and region are indicative of the leadership role played by Lawson Killer's prinolpa1$ John Killer, a Fellow ,of the Insurance Institute of Canada, is a .third generation' resident of Stratford and has, been prone • nent in the insurance business for over 35 . yealrs. He has contributed to thedevelop- ment of the community through leadership in business, social and cultural organiza- tions. He , was Mayor of Stratford . from 1968-1970. John Lawson, a career army officer, is recognized for his' financial planning ex- pertise particularly in the business sector. He is also a Fellow of the Insurance In- stitute of Canada and has played a leader- ship role in many of Stratford's business and cultural organizations. He is a past present of the Chamber of Corrimerce and the Stratford Festival. Council wi WO_ wetland guidelines • IffY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE Huron County Council will work with Ministry of Natural Resources' wetland guidelines and "see what happens", The county gave its support at the January session, but planning director Dr. Gary Davidson reassured council that it is (hot giving "wholehearted" support to the guidelines. The wetland guidelines say official plans should protect significant wetlands as well as having zoning bylaws which allow for forestry, waterfowl production,. open space and fisheries management in the wetlands. ".I agree with .what's in the guidelines, but I also believe that the farmer should be consulted and we should also work with them," said Morris Township Reeve Bill Elston: ' Reeve Elston said it would be ., to the farmer's benefit to,work with the ministry and the county on the guidelines. • Dr. Davidson ' said he intends to work with the landowners. Howick Township Reeve Jack Stafford mentioned a concern he has heard regar- ding waterfowl sanctuaries. Reeve Staf- ford has heard that crops neighboring a sanctuary have been destroyed by water- fowl. That fact has to be considered when working with these guidelines, said the Howick Reeve. Week will focus on government Next week, hundreds of municipalities across Ontario will join together in celebrating Local Government Week, a week of activity focussing on the people, organizations and' services that make up local. government. From the'City of Pembroketo the Town of Kenora,d municipalities of all sizes, will he --marking_ the. 14 - 19 with ° special events. Those events will range'1'ri ii an "Appreciation Nights" planned in Strat- " ford, to honour former mayors, through to a town logo contest organized in Red Rock. Municipal :councils - will be working together with school boards as well as hydro.electric and public utilities commis- sions, ii an effort to increase public awareness of the importgant role, played by ; local government iri the province. Hair Styling for Ladies and Gentlemen - 53 South St., Qodsrich,pnt. 524-4279 is not limited to municipalities. Community on many thousanas or people who wore m service, clubs, Chambers of Commerce and our communities - police officers and other groupsand associations have all ex - firefighters; public health workers; people pressed support.who work to ensure our water is clean and Many cable television stations have plans bountiful and that our streets remain safe' underway for special programing: Some are and- in good repair; teachers and library planning to air a film about local govern- workers; as well as many others. menta produced by the Ministry of Local Government Week will also be a unicipal.Affairs and Housing. Others are celebration that will give citizens and of- ivi facials a chance to get to know each other . . scFicllllii'ng-sp�eciaT--gues� •"aApearanses-..by.-_ better: ��n douses, -'(linea treat with`ithe_� OPe membets of . • municipal council, local government employees, trustees and com- missioners. Local Government Week will draw atten- tion to the work done locally on behalf of citizens. It will highlight the contributions made by elected representatives and focus mayor, and tours are examples of this kind of activity. • • - January 14 -19 will be your opportunkty to learn more about how local government works for you. Contact your municipal of- ,fice.to find out about special events and .ac- tivities` planned in your community. • Local Government Week 11 keynote . of =Local Government Week"; . . "Opportunity for involven:ient is the dotes Claude Bennett, Ontario Munster of ' Municipal Affairs and Housing. "It will be_'a good chance for local organizations to open, their doors to residents, and thereby in- crease awareness andunderstanding of • local government and also encourage ,par- .ticipation in the many functions of local government." This province -wide program is a direct response to numerous , requests from . in- dividiial municipalities and the Association of Municipalities of Ontario. "The most important message of Local Government' Week is that an overwhelming number of municipalities across the pro- vince recognize the need for this program, and their enthusiastic response • provides concrete evidence of this", Bennett said. Involvement in Local Government Week • not be observed jiere ,Jan. 1419 Across the province. of Ontario, Monday, January 14 marks the beginning of Local • Government Week. • And in many cities, towns, villages and townships, efforts will be ariaade to elevate the, profile of the municipal government machine and the people who make it run.. Local Government Week was designed to involve the_ public by opening the doors to public buildings such as police and fire .sta- tions, to give the citizens of the community an opportunity to meet the people behind the desks, police cars,. fire trucks, and street sweepers. It is an opportunity that is far too inconve- Rrb 1 1 GIFTS AND H ANDICR AFTS 9 ItattetillIi1 strl•1•I I',a-4.. I iinllnt 182-3 7:t4) OPEN: 10 a.m. to 5:U p.m.; FRIDAY TILL 11,:00 p.m. CLOSED WEDNESDAYS AND NOON HOUi..S. miry rW9DAYS ONLY N THIS FRIDAY AfTEOON AND ALL DAY SATURDAY A.election 0/ at our r of aregulon V merCMandfse . ono( fabrics on special �EpuCED . off fables - CLOSED O MA fRlla AY MORNING JANUARY O 1 T RK DOWN MERCHANDISE fOR CHIS SA AN ARS 1 C'�PE� FRIDAY AT 1:00 P.M. 6 PM SALEONfRIpANJ12. lO AM-5.30PM SATURDAY .1 AT THE BOARD AND BATTEN PERSONAL SERVICE IS OUR PLEASURE • nient under norinal circumstances. The town of Goderic itvill not have struc- tuned activities during Local Government Week, mainly because the eventful week took everyone •by surprise. However, the town's administrative committee will plan some•activities fora week later in the year. Realizing it was rather late to plan a meaningful and structured list of activities to complement Local Government Week, councillor Bob Cornish -suggested that coun- cil "not rush into anything and plan something concrete." The matter was l of erred to committee and will be back before council in the form of a recommendation at a later date. Centralia College of Agricultural Technology Hare Pciirk, Ontario NOM 1 YO 'The Challenge of Rural Living( Coping in the '80's . A series of lectures and discussion topics of interest to the farm family at OMAF Office, Clinton, Ontario January 17 * Eugene Swain - farmer turned pastor January 24 * Jay Campbell - communications consultant January 31 * Don Keillor - parenting, growth and rural concerns February 7 * Louise Merritt - maintaining a healthy attitude February 14 * Pcinel of Pyres Farmers - 'working together - on and off the farm February 21 * Keith Roulston•- rural stereotyping Each session: 7:30 - 10:30 p.m., The series is co-sponsored by; Car ralid College of Agricultural Technology Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Clinton, Ontario Canada Employment & Immigration Commission Courses free of charge Ministry of For more information or to register contact: Agriculture Brenda McIntosh, co-ordinator", 527-0358 or and Food Centralia College at 228-6691. Ext. 245 Ontario irt Infants to 14 'WEcKATER TO KIDS` ' 397 Mein St. • Snot., Ont. 933.1119 , meaty Clearance Sale Starts January 2, 1985 off, ail winter merchandise (excluding handmade items) Come and see us and save Denomme FThwer Shoppe Inc. is proud to announce its Membership in the prestigious FTD Golden Circle Thanks for all your help. We want to thank all of our:customers for helping us earn the distinction of membership in the FTD "Golden Circle." it's an honor accorded Qnly t top -sending FTD Members among the over 21,000 Florists throughout to United 'States and ,Canada who belong to FTU. We've earned the award because we've been sending more floral orders the FTD wav -- with special care. We hope you'll continue to think of us • whenever you think -of sending flowers. • 4 - We're saying thanks with these • GOLDEN CIRCLE'CELEBRATION SPECIAL'S" SPECIALS THURSDAY JANUARY 10 to SAT ilbA`Y ANUARY 12, 1985 Mixed Bouquet $4:99 Rose Bunches (10) $4.99 Also ask about specials,on Long Stem Roses & Sweethearts SPCI'AL FOR THURSDAY & FRIDAY ONLY A CUSTOIVI SILK ARRANGEMENT made to your specifications. You'll Pay only for the silk flowers & materials LABOUR IS FREE! Denomme Flower Shoppe Inc. 140 The Square • 524-8132 l!-