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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-02-07, Page 2;ore(' 4,g, 4.11 inet in to this Weekend to u about a subject that *can appreciate- OW,to *ark with young -eople.. Huron County leaders • attending this Provincial 4.41f LeadersConference, • sponsored by the Ontario, *nistry 4f. Agriculture and ' Food, include Lawrence Beane...It:R.. 1 agetielal.; Dianna Brand, R.R. 3 Clinton; Paul Klapp, R.R. 3 Ziirich;'Glen Miller, R.R. a Parkhill; and Ray Hanna, RR. 2 Auburn. These leaders were selected on the basis of their outstanding leadership and their sincere interest , in learning, more about . • y '419 • " • ...,rttearf •February is the month 40e,aside, not only in Ontario, but. across ,nCariad4 when the public . asked for buena* support to help continue research into this country's number one health enemy --heart . disease and stroke. For 1980, the Canadian Heart • Foundation, Ontario 'Division, has' set on objective of $644 million. The theme •for the Foundation's cam- paign is "A Healthy Heart is .a Family Affair."' When a volunteer canvasser comes to your door, please give generously or mail your donation to the Ontario Headquarters of the Canadian Heart- Fund, 576 Church Street; leadership. Toronto M4Y 2S1. Goderich objective is '13,000 disease _is eVeryone-e— probletn.-research should everIone's respon Most Canadian associate frostbite with arctic exploratiqn or being lost in the northep wilderness but under the right canditions, it can be a hazard right here in our own town. • Frestbite 'is the freezing of the skin and underlying tissues, usually at the extremities &other exposed areas. Actual contact with, an intensely cold object is a primary cause of frostbite and one of the worst instances is touching cold metal with wet hands Spilling gasoline on bare hands .ctnruetwbilliatio tekattt s ltdoeea,_othidea -temperature and wind. The Canada Safety Council recommends the following precautions to preventfrostbite: Be well rested and well fed if you plan to g4 into the wilderness; wear warm clothing, not too ' tight, especially an hands and feet, as it would not keep a layer of heated air next .to the. skip (wool Farments have 'good insulation and they retain most of it when, wet); mittens are preferable to gloves iri extreme cold; a great deal of body heat is last through the head, face and neck so keep them protected as much as possible; do not touch metal objects, with' your bare hand d avoid strenuous- exercise la extreme cold; and will often result in, al eohol and tobacco • Society sets campaign goal Ontario Division of the Canadian Cancer Society has set a 1980 campaign goal of $0,700,000 with an objective in Goderich of $13,000. These funds, to be raised by Society voluntems during the April campaign, will be used to support dancer . _ Canada...and •. to finance programs in public, education and service to cancer • patients. update entitled, "The Ontario Cancer Institute Comes of Age", and a panel discussion on some la 'the Institute's scien- tific developments. Drs. J.E. Till, I. Tannock, E.A. McCulloch, W• RA Bruce, RA. Phillips and H.E.0Johns participated in this discussion. Film presentations and several keynote- speakers- -com- pleted the conference activities. The Honourable Joseph R. Smallwood, former Premier, of Newfoun— dland and Ron Barbaro, olunteer.. Chairman Of the • Board of Management for the Metro Toronto Zoo, focussed on different aspects of the volunteer's role, while Dr. Lesalle Leffall, Jr. of Washington, Washington, D.C., Immediate Past, President of the Arnerican Cancer Society, discussed recent progress in cancer research and treatment. Attending the -con- • Approximately 900 delegates froth Cancer •••• - -Society-A and branches. across Ontario attended the cathpaign conference at • Toronto's Sheraton Centre, January 19 and 20, to organize for the annual fund-raising drive. The motivating theme, "We Can Do It", accurately reflected the enthusiasm and con- fidence which permeated the two-day conference. ' Weekend •sessions were: Mel Farnsworth, President of Goderich Branch, Les, Pitblado, CaInpaign Chairman, Goderich Branch, Harold Knisley, President, Huron County Unit, Ross McDaniel, Campaign Chairman, Huron County Unit, and Howard Aitken, Publicity Chairman, Huron County Unit. • The" aideribli of the Can'adiall anc-er Society held its January meeting in the Alexandra Marine and' General Hospital with President Mel Farnsworth in the Reports from the. various committees were presented'. Mel Farrisw.ratni, Harold Knisley, and Ross McDadiel all reported 'on the campaign conference. in Toronto giving the highlights, to them, of the conference. Plans for the Goderich Branch campaign 'are. in full swing. The Daffodil Tea is set for April 9in S. Peter's Roman Catholic , highlighted,- -a- research Knislty • Daffo.dils will be arriving in Goderich to go on sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday; April 3,4, and 5 at $2 per dozen. Plans are in the making for the Kinsmen's bike-a- thon again this year. Styles from Merry Rags in Grand Bend will once agairfie-feithi-ediii • a Fashion Show in the EX efer— .arena. will be $-57--The-fashinn show, last year, was a big success. Plan to attend One or all • of these events and "Let's Beat Cancer." .Arn,.you. _into reste cLin talking to someone in the society? Here are the names of some of the people to get in tOuch with: President, Mel Farnsworth (524-8640), Vice -President, Harold. Chase (524-9670),, Secretary, ,,Mrs. Ma•ij. Brown (524-96Z5), • Education, Mrs. Lois McGill (524-9962) and Mrs. Joan Hibbert (524- 8478) , • and Tran- spertatioh, Mi.. Harold AGNI.C14.-,avpided .thp NItii 4111 5: hOefAISO Qt. their effects • on. • the ; circulatory system, , +4+ Wilmer Lardy of 260 Warren Street, Goderich is. the. Winner of $500 in this weels's, Ron Feagan MerrtoriM Graudskand lottery.He held lucky dckethurriber 1573, + + + tact; 9404 Iraveli • Queen's' Park; TnrOntR ICA Z or' call celled 90-40w (wk - ,+++ TV Ontario., channel 2, is presenting , a series entitled New Rots, beginningnext week. y The first, program in the series. 'is on -drand Cave. Estates. in Grand . Bend and the people. who -live there.. It"will be aired on February 13. . The second 'program is entitled Land Ties and features Neil and Anna LoWey who live •near Goderich. It will be aired on February 20. The third program, entitled No Moss, features the late Bill Elliott of Goderich. It will be aired on March 12. Civic Stay indoors in February?Hibernate? Not in •Ontario --unless you want to miss some of the best outdoor fun of the year. In 25 Ontario Com- munities the middle of -winter 4-s -a time- -te celebrate. Winter Car- nivals, Winter Festivals and Winter Jamborees are going on in many parts of the province during the prime carnival weeks. From the beginning of February until early March . ac- tivities range from horse racing on ice to --believe it or .not --people .j.kimping through holes in the ice • for a swim. For a copy of the booklet "Ontario -Canada Winter Events" or more information on Ontario Winter Festivals, con - 4 , e • / •ARE WE • CRAZY? In one week our 8th annual sale begins. The finest Hi-fi, car stereo and records at unbelievable prices. • •—,:We .Slash the price of every single thing in the store. There is never a better time to buy.. Everything ,goes. Yes, Everything, „. DON'T MISS IT Sale starts Thursday Feb. 14 - 10:00 A.M. m.aster 'Charge IV. stNism 40 ONTAQIQ 6MEET cc)TQATFOQD caily 10-6 84.10-5' 271-2960 ( Ado 1111111111111. Corner The Goderich Police Commission will meet on Monday, February 11 at noon in the Bedford Hotel., Goderich Town Council will meet on Monday, February 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers at town hall. The. Business Improvement Area Board will meet on Wednesday, February 13 at 4 p.m. in the mayor's office at town hall. TEA WAGONS Fax Eastby tradition, British by. design, Tea Wagons slip into any decor, in any room. Wherevergraceful serving is done, these beautiful • Tea Wagons w.ill make versatile and prattical hostess helpers, by Kaufman, Kroehler & Knechtel. "VALENTINESPECIAL" 'TM FEB. 14TH 0,0 ALL IN STOCK 33 WEST ST. GODERICH . • — Prices,, _ . Effective Until fEB.,16 W. Reserve the Right to Limit, iMi;;;;g;l;;;0;;;;apl; Tri:IPPOMPAWMPA;;;;W:PqrsPIX;;;;M;,T ' 01ucintities • .„. 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