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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1986 --PAGE. 3A
Or. John Hordyk
(photo by Forde Studio Inc.)
Announcement
The Goderich Veterinary Clinic Is
pleased to announce that Dr. John Hordyk
joined our professional staff on May 15,
1986.
Dr. Hordyk is a recent graduate of the
Ontario Veterinary College and has a
Bachelor `of Science degree from the
University of Guelph.
John, his wife Brenda, and young son
Colin are residing in Goderich.
GUARANTEED
TERM DEPOSITS
3/4 °A
1 YEAR TERM
(Non -Locked In)
* Based on minimum deposit
of 5,000.
Joyce Shack, Director of Nurses at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, accepts a
Save -a -Tape cheque for $311 from Ray Hurd, Manager of Zehrs in Goderich. Hospital staff
turned in $93,337 worth of cash register tapes for the cheque, to be used for patient education
in the intensive care unit. (Photo by Mike Ferguson).
Paul Jeffrey ( right) of Goderich, Marine Technology -Navigation student at Georgian Col-
lege, Owen Sound, was presented with the Misener Transportation Award by Les Jackson,
Director, Human Resources, at -the College's recent awards ceremony.
Youth ask government
to reject sale of beer
TORONTO 600 Ontario youth aged 14-24
have sent a letter to members of the Provin-
cial Legislature asking them to reject the
proposal to extend the sale of beer and wine
to grocery store outlets. These youth are
members of TOC ALPHA, (Taking On Con-
cerns About life, People and Human
Achievement), a positive lifestyle organiza-
tion, active in Ontario for 30 years.
The letter expresses the concerns of
students for each other's wellbeing and the
fear that changing the way beer and wine is
sold in Ontario will have negative conse-
quences for young people. Youth unemploy-
ment will increase because grocery stores
selling beer' and wine will not employ those
who are under 19, destroying one of the
prime job markets. Because Brewers Retail
and LOBO outlets sell only alcohol beverage
products, they are proficient at recognizing
and challenging minors. A relaxation of this
system could lead to easier accessibility for
young people and studies by the Addiction
Research Foundation of Ontario indicate
that consumption increases with accessibili-
ty. Underage drinking has had tragic conse-
quences for many young people, particular-
ly on the roads and highways. Making
alcoholic beverages more accessible is at
cross purposes with current campaigns
against drinking and driving.
TOC.ALPHA is a long-standing youth prb-
gram of Alcohol and Drug Concerns, Inc.
which ,encourages and supports young peo-
ple in the development of a healthy and
positive lifestyle.
Hospital Auxiliary will
hold Tag Day May 30
The regular meeting of Alexandra Marine
Ind General Hospital Auxiliary was held
Monday, May 19.
Arrangements were made for a June Lun-
cheon to be held at the Candlelight
Restaurant on Friday, June 20 at noon. Aux=
diary members and friends are invited to at-
tend. Tickets are available by calling Mrs.
Stanley Wheeler at 524-8986.
A Penny Fair will be held in September,
with the draw on Sept. 12. Prizes will be
displayed in the window of Harbour Light
Travel.
Friends and family members are invited
to Awards Day Program for Candy Stripers
on Sunday, ,June 1 at 2 p.m. at Kinette Club
House on Keays Street.
Auxiliary members will be selling Tags at
various locations in town, on May 30. Pro-
ceeds are used to buy Hospital Equipment.
Support your local hospital.
'Why God. Allows Wars'
is topic of Nile UCW
Nile on Sept. 20.
The final plans for the ham and salad sup-
per to be held Wednesday, May 28 were
made. There will be two settings - five
o'clock and 6:30; adult tickets are $6,
children under twelve are $2 and
preschoolers are free, Numbers to call for
tickets are 524-9828 and 529-7968.
Members were asked to note the change in
location and time of the June meeting. It
will be held at the home of Shirley Dustow,
June 12 at 8 p.m.
The May meeting of Nile U.C.W. was held
at the home of Mildred Johnston and with
Louise Brindley in charge of the program.
Brindley chose as her topic `Why Does
God Allow Wars' which explained how the
spirit of creation continues on.
She also gave a reading called Love Is.
The • treasurer's report was given by
Yvonne Pentland.
Beth Rutledge conducted the business.
The fall regional meeting is to be held at
39 ST. DAVID STREET, GODERICH
PHONE 524-8366
"Member Ontario Share and Deposit Insurance Corporation"
OFFICE HOURS:
Mon. to Thurs. 9:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.
TM Fridays 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
People Helping People Saturday 9:30 am•12 noon
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