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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-04-28, Page 27FOR YOUR P,ROPERTYsINSURANCE MALCOLM MATHERS General Insurance Agent NOTE ADDRESS AND NEW PHONE NUMBER 44 WEST ST. GODERICH 524-7878 YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR • •ROGERS MAJESTIC TV •EXPERT TV SERVICE • ANTENNA 8. TOWER INSTALLATION 162 MARY ST. GODERICH 5 2 4-9989 1 Local ladies with director Margaret Craig (left) and Patty Powell (right) are seen here with Ross Morrison, executive director of the Ontario Division of the Arthritis Society. The ladies were at- tending the annual meeting of the Bluewater Region Council in Walkerton recently. ,•••••••• •• • Arthritis Society, Volun- teers Marg Craig and Patty Powell attended the Annual Bluewater Region Council Meeting at the Walkerton Golf and. Country Club, April 16, to develop plans for Public Eddcation and Fund Raising for 1977-78. A major part of the meeting was devoted to a presentation of the society's long-range plan by Ross Morrison, Executive Director of the Ontario Division. This plan sets forth objectives for the next five- even ten years and embodies three principles - the development of arthritis specialists and trained family physicians, accelerated research and improved • • CODE RICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIi.:28, 1977—PAG cal volunteers otten arthritis conference communication. a .......... • • •• • • • we're saying •' a •••\ •_ • _ • •• itocl TIOitar, BONUS IP's 51/201 POCH 264L -OZ RETURNABLE BOTTLE for 00 Plus 20c per btl deposit SHREDDED WHEAT RAY VARIETIESSOUPS 050 0HEINZ KETCHUP 450 g PKG 8•PL•02 TIN 601.00 99? 2541-0Z BOTTLE ocurros4 BONUS Come on in . . . A&P is celebrating Appreciation Days all this week! As our way of saying "Thank You for -your continued loyalty we are passing some extra special' savings on to you! 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NO 1 GRADE ONTARIO SWEET NUTRITIOUS „ BURNS lb *"fi Beef & Pork Sausages MAPLE LEAF REGULAR OR THICK H339/I Sliced Bologna 16 88' FROZEN, COOKED Breaded Fisk Cakes CHICKEN CUTLETSFROTENLDEHNEASTKIaLLSEETR, VE lb 885i ib69pf Carrots 2.10CELLO BAG 4911 1.1b vac pac 89,11 49f1 i,t,ctiTioffat BONUS APPLE—ORANGE GRAPE—FRUIT PUNCH MARTINS FRUIT DRINKS 390 48 -R -OZ TIN Strawberry, Raspberry Orange Marmalade, with Pectin MRS. LUKES JAMS NO .1 GRADE, ONTARIO, LONG SEEDLESS ENGLISH ucumbers EAcH49 NO, I GRADE, FLORIDA, SWEET, TENDER , Corn 5oo79 SWEET. JUICY, VALENCIA, SIZE 113s Oranges D<DZEN 99/1 CAN. NO. 1 PRODUCE OE U.S.A. Green Beans049' LOTO CANADA, PROVINCIAL & WINTARIO TICKETS AVAILABLE AT A&P FOOD STORES! _ WE REDEEM ALL FOOD STORE COUPONSI During the last two years several hundred society volunteers including scien- tists, physicians and laymen have worked together to consider how best to conquer arthritis in Canada. The result is a challenging program involving the development of a sufficient number of rheumatologists and adequately trained family physicians to deal with this major health problem; to increase support of research into the cause and control of arthritis; and the development of adequate communications and un- derstanding with the public, patients, 'physicians, educators, those in business and industry working together to conquer arthritis. In his financial report Mr. Morrison said that the Society volunteers through Cam- paigns and United Ways now provide almost $2,000,000 each year for the training of arthritis specialists and medical research. If real progress is to be made in the future, he said,. Canadians must prxiVide more than $4,000,000 for this program in 1981. " Region Chairman Mrs. Roma Sargent reported on succels of the 1976 activities andh kports of successful profee-ts were given by volunteers. Miss Catherine McK een, Owen Sound Preside.nt, outlined plans for the fifth annual C.A.R.S, special over CKNX.-TV Wingham, to be held on Friday, May 29th with a goal of $20,000. The meeting concluded with an inspiring challenge to the volunteers by guest speaker C. J. Rempel of Kitchener, New officers named for Hutionview Aux. ByIlilda Payne The slate of Officers was drawn up at the Huronview Auxiliary meeting which was held in the Craft Room at Huron view on Monday af- ternoon. President, Mrs, C. Colclough, Secretary, Mrs, A. 114,cNicho1. Assistant Secretary. Mrs. J. Griffiths, Treasurer, Mrs. Mary Robinson, Corresponding Secretary, Miss Hazel Petts, Press Reporter, Mrs. May Gibson. Twelve .members answered the roll call by giving the month of their birthday. It was decided to send Mr.s. McNichol to the opening of, a new Horne in Mississauga on May 28.. Plans for the blossom. Tea on June I were discussed and some ladies. were working on articles for the sale while the meeting progressed. 9. Its ta, 9. , To close the meeting, Mrs. E. Aiding served a dainty lunch. The next meeting will he on May 16 and a good at- tendance is hoped for. Jack's Jottings .... (continued frorrrpage (3A) vehicle if the vehicle is owned hy a farmer and used for his personal transportation or the transportation of his farm products, supplies or equipment to and from his farm. Under the existing regulation which deals with vehicle registration, the farmer's permit will be marked "Farm Vehicle" by the Ministry and such a -Farm Vehicle" could be driven on the highways by the farmer or his helpers holding a Class "G" licence. Library labors Ron Bacon ,and David Johnston put their heads together recently and used some of the library equipment at Dolmesville.Public School to work on a project for their class. 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