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The Trailer Camp at Harbor Park
has a larger number of people
camping there this summer than
.for•quite someyears--
To
findOut reasons for the
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camp's popularity, a newly arrived
Goderich resident,0 Mrs. Jean Cyill-
bal, made a survey of its residents,
'and submitted to The Signal -Star
her findings as follows:
Reasons given ler coining to thq
Trailer Camp at Harbor ,gark were
Varied but, in brief, the rfu5st com-
mon is that they thorougfily enjoy
coming there.
Take the Goodwins, from Strat-
ford, for example. Mrs. Goodwin
said they .have, been camping at
the park, year after year, for 20
years.
When they first came, they
brought their own children along,
to enjoy the clean air and sunshine,
of Goderich. Now, they bring their
grandchildren.
Mrs. Goedwin's main reason -for
their annual return is that Mr.
Goodwin is a keen fisherman and
can fish to his heart's content in
the Maitland River, where he gets
d
bass; pickerel and pike, He fish,es
with some success, .too, as the
children ran to show me a framed
p_er t_i_keate ,which Alkiv_gedthat lila
won a ToroStarangler's awarif
for his catch of a five potuul, nine
and a -half mince small nienth black
bass, at Goderich in 1956.
1 called on Mr. and Mrs.' Pflance
in their cosy trailer. They , have
been camping every summer at
Harbor Park for a quarter of a
century. •-• k..1*
Mr. Pflance doesn't eare for fish.
ing, but just relaxes and enjoys the
good clean air, be says. Mrs.
Pflance says she has. made more
friends at the camp, on summer
vacations plus week -end visits all
summer than she has done the
rest of her life in the city.
She likes shopping in Goderich,
too. With reference to the camp-
ing facilities at Harbor Park, she
remembers when the camping site
was only one-third the size it is
today. The camping fee then was
25 cents a day, but compared to the
one dollar a day fee now, Mrs.
Pflance thinks it's worth the dif-
ference as the campers now have
PENNY 'CARNIVAL
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GoodOrham Memoilatirark
Wednesday, August 13
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early spu4s in his garden -week.
He reported finding what,43.0ented
to be two or three Small tomatoes
growing, on the 'Upper Part't*the
plant.- -Rath- --about4,-three-
cfnarters of an inell around. When
told about it, .A few other gardeners
ventured the opinion thatthese
might be seed pods.
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NOW PLAYING --Walt Disey'Presents "PETER PAN" -in Color.
MOW TUES. -- W Etr. -and --THURS.
AUGUST 1.1 - 12 - 13 - 14
Alive on .the wide screen-.
A11 the characters of the town called
ADMITTANCE
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If YVAN 0, 4‘01Q o"
"PEYTON PLACE"
. IN TECHNICOLOR -The lives and loves of the people in a 'small New England town:
. based on the novel of the same name.
Lana Turner, Lloyd Nolan, Terry Moore and Lee Phillips
ONE SHOWING ONLY EACH NIGHT AT 8- O'CLOCK
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY .
Robert Mitchum., Curt Jurgens and Al Hedison
A German submarine and a stalking destroyer; a character study
of the opposing captains before the inevitable' encounter.,
"THE ENEMY BELOW",
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Coming - "DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS"- In Color - Adult
Entertamnient.
Michigan Man
Wins Lions Boat
Winner of the draw for the
Lions Club's boat, motor and
trailer on Civic Holiday was
James W. Wayman, R.R. 2,
Goderich. A resident of Birm-
ingham, Michigan, Mr. Way -
man has had a summer cottage
on' Lake Huron about three
miles south of Goderich for
about 15 years. He usually
spends from May to September
at the cottage but this year
rented his cottage for two
weeks to Dr. H. E. Lichtwardt,
also of Birmingham, Mich.
Since this week was part of
the two weeks when he had
his cottage rented, Mr. Way -
man was -back home at Birm-
ingham hen a member of the
Lions Club dropped in to his
summer cottage to give him
the good news, on Tuesday
morning. The draw was made
at about 9 p.m., on Monday by
Reta Sherratt, little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sherratt,
Bennett street. .
use of hydro and hot water.
Soraq__4at _ tlit CaliaPPTS., _are Air
Force boys. One - of them I spoke
to, is doing a course at Clinton,
and-. makesin.s.....temporary-beine,
with his family in a trailer. He
will be there all summer, he says,
and loves it. . '
One of the newcomers is Mr.
Leonard Barrett, of the ,Lucknow
area. This is his second year at
Harbor Park.
Mr. Barrett had something to say
about the Underdeveloped camping
sites around these parts, especially
at Kincardine, where there is only
. space for about half a dozen trail.-
ers. He thinks that the people
responsible lor-the-variou-s-eamp.
ing, grounds in the surrounding
areas are not accepting seriously
enough the fact that this "Holidiy
by Camp" is getting to be a big
thing. -, '
it used 0-15"e,'"taid 'Mr.. Barrett,
that camping was confined to
people in the low income brackets,
. as an inexpensive way of holiday-
ing. -Now, people from all walks of
life arespending their vacations by
trailer camp, •he said. He thinks
there could be a great deal'of•im-
provement, in camping space and
facilities: ,- He -added---that -Herber-
Park is far ahead of many -of the
' surrounding camps in providing for
the campers' needs. - , . • '
Mrs. Barrett likes the town of
Goderich and loves it at Harbor
Park. She especiallyenjoys mak-
ing friends at the community • kit-
chen where the 'women gather to
do their family,' wash. „
Some of the campers come to
Goderich because of the sandy
beach, where the •‘ellildren can
spend happy hours bathing, or play-
ing in the sand. They are pleasant-
ly surprised at the long stretch of
comparatively shallow water, which
eliihinates some of the dangers of
paddling.
Others prefer first to relax in
the cool, tree -shaded park while
still others preferfr.the good fishing
Goderich offers. -
There are at present some 30
families living at the Trailer Camp
at Harbor Park.
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Fifty-oae , citipps who live near to the ' keeping- 4 4 PIT 41lickens.1
the old organ factory have pte- is most Offewie, and, ,Whire it may
tioned Town Council to piss a by-1,+not be injurious' to ,health, •it is
law w' hich will prevent the factory -definitely detriMental to the peace
,, and 'welfare of the citizens who re -
being used as a "boarding house
, 'Side near the huilding."
for chickens. "We therefore request that aliy,-
A flock of 20,000 chickens, Was -law be passed under the provisions
raised on the third floor of the iofhphtee
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factory this spring and c
summer. .,
prohibiting the keeping of domes -
These chickens were recently re- tic fowl in this area and in such
moved in trucks, but another flock , other part or parts of the town
of 30,000' chickens may be arriving as may seen desirable to the
soon at the factory, Council was Council. •
told.- '
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AUGUST 7-8
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Ask Speedy ,Action
Mayor Ernie C. Fisher agreed to "As this nuisance, gets progres-'
make a personal call on, the fac- sively worse .with the hot weather,
tory's proprietor tosee, if arrivalwe request that immediate action
of'the-next flock can be postponed. be taken."
Council is also seeking the town Commenting on- the petition,
solicitor's ofunion on the situation. L Mayor Fisher said he had been
The petition ,:was read when called dout by residents on one
Council .met Friday night. This ' occasion to sinell the odor in the
was the second time that Council ' factory area. also noted the
had had a formal complaint about ; chaff from the feed.
the chickens. . • ' The mayor felt the people in
Object To Odor ! this neighborhood had !`a justiji-
, 'Nearby residents have objected ' able beef."
to the odor which comes from the Deputy -,Reeve Peter S. MacEwan
factory: particularly on hot days, felt that if Council considered
and they have also complained that drawing up a by-law it would have
chaff from 'chicken feed has been to include the whole town.
falling on their lawns. S. H. Blake,' town clerk, read
Accompanying the petition was a section of the -,Municipal Act
a letter signed by Mrs. Clarence which • gives a 'municipality auth-
Johnston, who stated: ority to either regulate the keeping
"We submit attached herewith of certain. animals , or bar them
a petition (five pages) With the entirely from the...town.,
names and addresses of 51 resi- Deputy-Beeve MacEwan said he
dents and ratepayers in the vicin- could see the neighbors' side of
ity of the old organ factory, now the chicken question but he also
known as Scotsmith Furniture felt that -some consideration was
Company, who appeal to' themayor due to the factory owner, who has
and .Council to.. pass, a by-law pro; made a sizeable investment here
nutaber 01„ ,1001 -
fowl in this building and area, workers.
Other Troubles
Chicife,118 aren't the -only thin
which have beep the subject of
-complaints here' recently. A com-
plaint about a horse was recently
made to the town authorities.
.1Viayor Fisher has had his share
of investigating the complaints. A.t
about 0.30 o'clock on one morning,
recently, a Bayfield road resident
phoned the mayor and complained
about two hounds in his garden„
Council was informed that a
candidate for dogcatcher „would be
here on Wednesday for an inter-
view. This man is _from out-of-
town. No one in Goderich seem-
ed interested in the job -even at
wo dollars per Mutt.
PASSES COURSE
t7'; The Institute of Municipal As-
sessors of Ontario has notified
Town Council that. E. H. Jessop,
town assessor and tax c9llector,
was successful in the introductory
c o u r se examination conducted
under the auspices of the Depart-
ment of Extension, Queen's Uni-
versity, Kingston. • •
• RETURNSAMIWE,_-
Walter Sillib, who speii.khelaSt
two months visiting relatives and
friends in Godefich and district,
left Mqnday on the train to return
to his home at Sidney, Vancouver
Island, B.C. Among those he visit-
ed. here were his brothers, Tom
and George Sillib,•of Goderich, and
Ritchie Sillib, of Blyth., Before
leaving he attended the:centennial
celebration at- Lucknow.
•"A -letter regently_ received from
The Department of Municipal •Af-
fairs, Toronto, clearly indicates
that it is within the power of your
Council to pass a by-law which
will eliminate this nuisance" -
The petition read as •,,follows: •
"We, the undersigned, ratepay-
ers and residentS. in '-'the area
bounded on the north by Nelson
street, on the east by Albert street,
on the south by St. David -street
and on the west by Victoria street,'
respectively submit that the keep-
-ing--of -a large number--of-chickens
on the third floor of the old Godp-
rich Organ Co., plant has created
a very disagreeable nuisance.
%The odor and dust arising due
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Rock All Night"-,
Dick Miller and The Platters
(Adult Entertainment)
it
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Dragstrip Girl"
Fay Spain, Steve Terrel
• -ONE 'CARTOON
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Apache Woman"
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Lloyd Bridges, Joan iaylor
"Naked Paradise"
(cow)
Richard Denning,. Beverly -Garland
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TUESDAY, WEDNESDA
"THE SHIRALEE"
Peter Finch, Elizabeth Zellars
PLUS ADDED -SHORTS ALWAYS A CARTOON
AUGUST 12-13
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CARS FREE.
REFRESHMENTS • PLAYGROUND
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The Passion"
(Color)
Cary' Grant, Prank Sinatra
. Sophia Loren
ONE CARTOON
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First She* at Dusk.
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Thea deputy,reeve_said, that the
owner has been trying to make
-arrangements so that'the odor will
be reduced.
Councillor May Mooney wonder-
ed if the proposed zoning by-law
might take care of 'the situation.
The deputy -reeve said he did not,
believe so, because this is an exist-
ing business.
One member of Council
the third floor of the factory a
"boarding house" for chickens.
Council has been given to under-
stand that -the. chickens- are being
raised by the furniture company
for another local businessman.
The factory's main activity is the
production of church furniture.
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Pipe Bands — Dancing — Games
Sunday, Augof 10
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If you're interested in
we'll be glad 'to take careof your needs. Watch. for our
display -of -Gas -Stoves; -Fufttates-and.-Water---14eate-rs. -at -the .
Goderich Kinsmen Trade Fair August 20-23.
The Ahmeek Chapter,
held a garden tea on the lawn of
Mr: and Mrs.G. O44Jy,
30th. • The weather was peifect
and the spacious 'lawn and garden
of lovely flowers made a graious
setting for one ef the nice events
of the summer. • .•
Mrs. E. Pridhani was general
cenvener. The hostesses were t.4e
regent, Mrs..G. Dustow, and Mrs.
Ge. Paterson. Pouring tea were
past regents, Mrs. I/ J. Lane, Mrs.
C. A. Reid, Mrs. F. Walkom and
Mrs. G. Henderson.
The bake table was convened by
Mrs. Jas. Robins and Mrs. plf. Simp-
son. The White elephant table was
in charge of Mrs. Thomas Glazier
and Mrs. C. A. Reid. The main
table was beautiful, centred with
a huge bowl of pretty garden flow-
ers of every color. •
The members in charge of the
tea were Mrs. W. G. MacEwan,
Mrs. C.. K. Saunders, Mrs. H. E.
Knechtel, ,Mrs. W. Doak, Mrs. E.
Pridhain, -Mrs. Miss
Farrow, Mrs, Guy Emerson, Mrs.
David MacMillan, Mrs. John
Vickers, Mrs. J. L. Webb and Mrs.
H. 'Dodd:"''"''s
Lanemade--the draw
on-a-de.racitigLeake:.niadeand....dil
atpd by Miss Florence Paterson
and won by Mrs. Carl Schneiker.
DR-. GRAHAM. FUNERAL
Pallbearers at the funeral of Dr.
J. A. Graham -on Friday were: L.
B. Graham, ayley Hill, George
Parsons, John C. Sully and Robert
4ays, of Goderich, and Dudley
Burland, of Niagara Falls.
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the. gNi1-4taX will '.44444.1311';.'
ing a speciar supplement as
. salute to the,' Qederich Trade
Fair to be held on August 20
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play outside. at the Trade Fair
ake asked to please have copy
fpr advertisement in to 'the
Signal -Star office no later than
Saturday, August 9th, .ThIs is
necessary Ui order to plan
pages for the issue.
An 'advertisement in the Signal -
Star brings quick results,
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