The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-02-26, Page 35February 13, 1976 marks
the .76t11 Anniversary of
I.O•D•E., • al Canadian
Wom.en•'s Volufft•Fer.
Organization. '
The past year ,has been --
particularly busy for the
members who undertook
special projects to celebrate,.
the Orders" 75th Anniv.ersary.
Recognition' was . given tq
Internationa.,'Women's .,Year -
as well -as . work. being ,con-
tinued,.in Education, Services
and C itiienship
Thesale of 65,600 I.O•D•E.
Roses provided the funds. to
implement' our National 75th,
project -- "Concern. for
Children". The: provinces
Y.
to ce
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individual research to find
the pros"ect most' suitable, for
their area, resulted•..in• a
diversified programme which
was united by a.common goal
of assistance to the needs of
children.
To commemorate _Inter -
:national, Women's�Year and
the 75th.:'Anniversary; at: the
-National.le"vel1, .the Pauline
Mills "'McGibbon IO•D:E.
Education Aivrd'was given
to Mr -s. Anne MacKay who Is
attending the University , of
Toronto.. She : has returned to
to
the University for graduate
'work, to advance. Jne'rself
through education. An ad-
ditional ' award to the
rate anniversary
Christian Medical College,
Ludihanna, India, was given
to a won/an medical student.
Two tons of powdered- milk
was*sent to Lesotho Africa to
help. ' alleviate, he
malnutrition •of the women
and children.
It is..a tribute to ou,r•
members,• that in addition to•
the rnany hours expended in
anniversary projects, .they .
gave generously.of their time.
and. money to ,continue ser;
vice it their own com triunity..
A.s we enter our 76th year,
'wee •are aware .6f. the.
tremendous changes ,in living,
since the'Orderts founding in
1900 but are confident, that
The first prize in. the Intermediate division of the Kink -nen Club Heritage Day poster .
contest' went to Paul Mombourguette, left, a Grade.8 St. Mary's student.. The $10 second '.
prize was presented to Michele Buchanan, centre;.a Grade 7 St. Mary's student and third
•prize,•.$S, went to Eric Skirten, a Grade 8 -Robertson student. (staff -photo)' • ;
a•.
•our mt nnhers who 'are 'always
looking for new areas of
. challenge, will keep pace and
continue to perform►as vital a
service" as they .,1154,ve in the
past.
The .Ahmeek and Maple
Leaf. chapters of,:I.O.D l,. will
be :Celebratirfg their. 7:5th
anniversaries this 'ear;
-Industrial
designers ; help
small firms. -
A ' program designed to
assist small - manufacturing
companies develop new
products through the services
of industrial design con-
sultants is being•lundertaken-
by the Ontario Ministry of
Industry and Tourism. -Aimed at/. upgrading • the -
design and quality of existing
products, the program • also:
seeks to improve the com-
• petitive position of these ..
products in • the market.
Further, it strives toestablish
a better understanding of.
design . management prin=
ciples among . sma11-;'
businesses.
Co-sponsored by the federal
. government•Office of Design,
•Department_ 'of,-. Indus.try,;,,
• Trade and• Commerce, it is
'the intent of the program to
promote commercial benefits.
within .Ontario.
Projects, to be considered,
mush have , sound market
potential and be innovative.
They may, also . be an ex
tension of . a= company's
product development"
program. '
Firms involved 3 n -•the
.-program retain -title to
..patents, designs, ":-technical
data, market information or
models resulting' from the.
prbiect.
For further details, contact
.local Ontario Ministry of
Industry •and Tourism field
offices.
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People are sometimes the innocent
victims of violent crime.
This'is what OnWra is doing
to help c • peosatt.them,'.
Here in Ontario;.we have a law called
"The Compensation for'Victims of Crime Act."
It is administered by the Criminal. Injuries
Compensation Board. Happily, not too
ni•any people need to use it.
:Bdf when someone is injured or killed by'
a crime of violence which is -an offence
against the Criminal Code of.Canada, your
"Ontario Government may award Compen-
sation
ompen sation to the victim, a person responsible
for supporting the victim, or the depen-
dents of the victim. "
Among the crimes for which .compensa-
tion may be awarded are murder,, wound-
ing; assault and rape. And victims do not
• need to be the persons against whom the
-crime was•originally directed. People killed
or injured white preventing or attempting to .
_prevent,a_.c.rime ag.ainst..anothQr pers_o_n
arresting or'atterripting`to.arrest someone
'committing such a crime, or assisting
law-enforcement officer may also receive
compensation.'.
.Compensation may be awarded for:
• expenses incurred as a result of death or .•..
injury,
• monetary loss incurred because'of the.
victim's inability to: work, •
•• • monetary loss incurred by.dependants as
a result of, the victim's death. - .
Compensation may also be awarded for,
other results of violent crime.
Applications for compensation must be
made within one year of the injuxy or death,
but the applicant should apply as soon as
possible -not wait for a court to convict the
alleged criminal.
For enquiries, an application fdrm-.or_a
brochure explaining the Act in retail"
,•
contact:
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Criminal Injuries Compensation hoard,
501'5 University. Avenue (3rd floor)
Toronto,.Ontario M5G 1X4
Ministry of the Attorney General
Roy McMurtry, Attorney General
tom Asti=
Immo'
Province of .Ontario
p
William Davis, Premier
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Bob .Tabatk, the' new: manager_ of The MET. i'nvite:s you .
t:o come in, and • say_xihelloa this weekend and`
Ladies Printed:
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SALE STARTS THURS., FEB. 26, 9 a.m. - ENDS SAT., FEB. 28, .9. p.m.
Bob Taback, the hew MET manager has previously - 2 ONLY -
managed, MET • Stores in Welland, Victoria., ,B.C., ,.
Nanaimo, B.C., and Calgary; Alberta. Bob, his wife, and 3
children • are presently in the process of moving to •
Goderich'and is looking forwardto meeting 'the people in.
this area;Bbb will strive to bring you quality merchandise
- • at popular prices. Come in and meet Bob, have a coffee ort B.S.R. Turntable; 8 track .player
us this weekend.
Symphonic Solid State
Stereo
Ladies
Pullovers
Reg. to $15.00.
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Assorted Name Brand
• Cosmotit$
Reg. $X.19 to';$1:65 '
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Men's
100 Percent Polyester
Slacks
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FASHION
FABRICS
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AM -FSM Radio. Reg. $299.99
:AFE, MET;
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Sandwich
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Arborite'top table .with
extension leaf, four padded
chairs Reg.:579.99
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French Fries or Mashed Potafbes:
, .. .
Thick, faith 'Gravy
Hot, Buttered Vegetables .
Tea or Coffee
Ladies One°Size
PantyH�
Polyester '& Rayon
Reg. $1.99.' '
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RroO.dcloth
Reg• $1.49
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For ,Your .
' Afternoon Break- -
Larges
Tulip Sundae
Chocblate,• Strawberry,
Pineapple
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Fopm
PI��OWS
Reg.: 0:49
20" x 40" -
Assorted Colours
B�th
'awels
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Face
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Polyester
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Double Bed Size
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NEW STORE HOUR -S
Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat.
9- a.m. to 9 p.ni.
Thursday- & Friday
9 a.m: fo 9t30 p.m.
CHARGEX
master charge
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