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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-09-17, Page 12t ti 44444, TDRSDAY,: $EPTIMBER 17 1970 ��' OOD�R��� SIGNAL -STAR, Dungannon ,Mr. and. Mrs, Art Roulston of on the passing of her father, Mr, Devlin in Northern Ontario, Harvey Fuller of Goderich. returned to their home Monday Mrs. . Clifford ' Crozier of after spending several days here Goderich and her daughter, 'Mrs.. visiting with friends and George Bushell of Montreal relatives. They also visited with called on friends in the village' Mrs. Roulston'Fs grandfather, Monday.. George Rivett, a, patient in Thursday Mr. and .Mrs. Cecil Goderich hospital. Blake attended the funeral of Miss Brenda ,Schultz commenced work Monday at' Body's bake shop. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Park were among those , who attended graduation exercises for Helen McNee held at London, Friday evening. Helen plans to work in Wingham Hospital. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blake who were, married recently and had their reception Saturday evening at the Saltford community hall. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Burt and Rhonda visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Park, Doug and Janice. Sympathy of our community is extended to Mrs. Ross Eedy Mrs. Andrew Terry at Atwood. Weekend visitors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffry Wilbur and Bradley and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blake included Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Conffort and Mr,: and Mrs. Ennis Comfort of St. Catharines; M;,,,,,„„elnd • Mrs. Jim Blake, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sowerby, Scarborough; and Mrs. D. S. Fines, Toronto. They were; among the relatives and ' friends at a reception for Mr. and . Mrs. Bill Blake, Galt, held at Saltford 'Valley Hall Saturday night. The reception was given by the bride's parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ryan of Goderich. SPEED QUEEN Quality and Dependability Since 1908 gives you more colour -fresh washdays! Model 905 SUPERTWIN Ideal for — HOMES;APARTMENTS, MOBILE HOMES, VACATION HOMES, COTTAGES, HOUSE BOATS. It's compact, portable, economical, convenient — rblls`� to any sink, no special plumbing required, stores easily. 197. SERVICE ELECTRIC (GODERICH) LIMITED 30 VICTORIA ST. N. Dia 1524-8581, Lett�rs. Dear Mr. Price. ; 1 am enclosing some letters 1 have received recently pertaining to the , Snug Harbour Marina facilities. •. I think that the'people of'the Town woi4, be interested in the comments `` -obi these letters which are spontaneous and unsolicited and give some idea of the impact of ' this facility , on our public image. Mr. Wilkins and his assistants J. Wallace and S. Hall are to be complimented for their helpfulness and "courteous attention to those people who visit our Harbour and deserve public thanks for their efforts on behalf of the Town. Dr. G. F. Mills, ' Mayor, Town of. Goderich praise tt has come to my attention that on .the weekend of July 18-19 our engineer, Mr. Don Donovan was with a group of men who had serious boat trouble in Lake Huron. They were hopelessly sttanded in your city for several days. We are very happy that he has returned home safe and sound and we feel that you as Mayor of Goderich deserve a special thank you from us. Their security and well-being during this storm was m no small part due to the efficient management of the Harbor Master of your city. Mr. Donovan told me that they could not have been treated better. -Be-sides thanking you 1.. want o' congratulate --yon •for.'having-' such a good man on the job' at the harbor. We are grateful Tor . the help and kindness shown one of our - most cherished -employees Mr. Don' Donovan'. Respectfully, Sister Mary Cecilia Ad'ininistrator Saint Anthony Villa Toledo, Ohio. I would like to, congratulate ,,the town of Goderich on the fine facility you ; have in . the Snug Harbour Marina. As a boater with extensive cruising on the Great Lakes, your•Snug Harbour is one of the finest. While writing you I do not wish to be - critical but one suggestion would be that'power boats . today require a fair amount of electrical 'power for the facilities that they are equipped with and the arnerage that your marina' has is very insufficient and can cause LIONS' Peanut Drive SEPT. 24 } rices .Reduce 0 0 TO :CARPETS .CONGOWALL .VINYL CARPETING SOFTRED .TILE .PERMAVINYL SALE LASTS- UNTIL SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 � n CASH ONLY considerable loss. to the boater,' Many boats nowadays • are equipped with stoves and freezers, and these are often stowed ,-- with a reasonable quantity of provisions; 1; such a • boat happens to visit your harbour and does not receive adequate amperage (a minimum of 15 but should be 30 amps for each ,boat), °during the' night or any time, the loss in food could be substantial and likewise annoying. True, many boats are equipped with a generator but it is rather unpleasant for other boaters to let these run alt night. We and our boating companions, the Davidsons, wish to congratulate you on your efficient dockmaster, Alex. He was ,most co-operative and helpful to all the boaters. Sincerely yours, Frank W. Summerhayes, Combined Developments Limited. You and your town must be extremely proud of your `excellent harbor facilities for transient cruisers. To compare, your municipal marina with any other on the eastern shore of Lake Huron is simply impossible. You not only • had the foresight to see a need for such a harbor, but you also had the ability to pursue its completion. Your choice of dock master; namely, Mr. Wilkins, typlifies your excellent judgement. As you are surely aware, he represents the town of .Goderich to each and every boater that 110. of Lake Huron, and .during this trip, we visited your beautiful city. Tho'Ugh we had intended to stay only overnight at your marina facilities, we became weathered in for four days. TQo often, traveling yachtsmen are prone to take for granted the facilities various clubs and marinas offer. 'However, we would be remiss in not expressing our appreciation - for the many courtesies extended by the • Goderich Marina Dockmaster, Mr. Alex Wilkins. Because of _ hiss many thoughtfulnesses, he made our stay, as well as that of other boatmen, a pleasant visit and -.left uslWith a desire to return. We were also impressed with the cleanliness of the marina facilities, a condition not always found in many marinas. Would ' appreciate your advising Mr. Wilkins of our gratitude for his many kindnesses. Very truly yours, Vernon and Marie Jack, Yacht Ma-Ve-Ke. Letters • ckSptEnber 30 De,puty,reeve Walter Sheardown't asked Councillor Paul, Carroll ' at last week's nouncil meeting ° when the marina Would be closed for the season. He suggested that if the marina had made money • this year, the profits _shouldn't be "thrown --away" by keeping the marina open for a longerperiod. than necessary. Councillor Carroll advised Sheardown the marina would be closed at the enc, of September, as it was last year. "There has been ni vandalism• to date," commented Mayor. Frank Mille: "We owe it to the people down there. Two weeks won't affect the marina budget that. much." * * * Councillor Paul Carroll reported -to council that the pool would be closing for the season, Sunday, September 13. "No doubt we'll just get the doors closed and we'll be blessed with several weeks of good warm weather," predicted Carroll. to the Editor THANKS FOR HELP We would like to take advantage of .your paper to thankall those who helped to make the Labour' Day 'weekend Fastball Tournament, such a great success. First_of all, the successful tournament than that of last year. - So to all of these people, men and women who helped in any way, we extend a very sincere thank you, and hopefully we will see all of you next Labour mercbants..o€RGoderich -b ecto...�.Day-weekend. enters :he.:harbox. .Atex ::�,iit `" be thanked for -their tremendous - -.onrsTin Sport, turned the cloudy skies to bright generosity. No less than Goderich Industrial Fastball sunshine during our stay. Sincerely, ' seventy-eight (78) prizes were Tournament Committee. W. E. Harte donated for the draw. Then we • 2 E �5 Mile -Road-,-- shave the. gan zed anal - 463 - ran the tourney. Last but not -Vast, the fans, whithout whom no sports event can possibly be a success. , We had fans from far and Apt. 115, Stet -line Heights, Michigan 48077. We have just returned from a boat' trip up the Canadian Shores • near, which assured us of a more MODERN GIRL: One who screams at the sight of a mouse —; and then • bs into a bonvertible wit b ' FRESH. ROASTING _.6 to i Ib. AVG. . Council learned laex. Thursday evening that the final arrangements for the sale of Victor Lauriston School have been completed' and that the building is soon to be deniolished. . • Clerk, Sherman Blake said that, when the building . was inspected recently it was discovered that "all the doors ;'were open and ,every padlock was off the building". * Clerk Sherman Blake advised council that a meeting has . been arranged when • assessment officials will explain the provincial equalization factor to the municipal clerks- in ,the county. "Only the province of Ontario' could come up with a thing Eike this," mused the clerk as he looked over the pages., of information* regarding the subject. • * * .,* A letter was received in council from a Stratford couple who had visited Harbor Park and were impressed by its cleanliness this summer. They described it as "free of filth". "They're probably .the 'only ones who have been there except on band night," said Councillor. Reg. Jewell. Rotary travel series to be continued. The Rota Slub of Goderich will .be presenting •its TravelLand Adventure series again this year. Starting in late October the Series will extend through the winter season until April. This third season' promises to be • the finest yet. The programmes planned include Visits to France, Japan, New Zealand, Scotland, darkest Africa and our, own Canadian north land. Some of the narrators will bepaying their second visit to Goderich. Details of ticket sales are not yet . finalized, although a spokesman for the Rotary Club. has informed us that prices will remain the same as last year. �. Full ` details relating to purchase' of season tickets will appear in next week's Signal -Star. If past years are anything to go by, this is one way of availing yourself of six interesting evenings and at the same time support the charitable work of our local Rotary Club. BACKHOE SERVICE AND TOPSOIL -CONTACCA CLIfFORD HUGILL 376 Huron Rd. 524-7170 CANADA UTILITY GRADE BONELESS PORK BUTT CHOPS � 59' ' o PORK SHOULDER ROAST494 SPARE RIBS '11-,!`,,32:1- �. 394 E FRESH PORK SAUSAGE � 59' SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE WIENERS BACON POLISH SAUSAGE SCHNEIDER'S RED HOT . lb. 694 VACK PACK Ib. 8 Ib. 69 • Ib. v 4M' PORK BUTT ROASTS LOIN PORK CHOPS FRESH PORK HOCKS FRESH SIDE RIBS ROLLS A E PIZZA�4ce .�.6 FRESH BEEF LIVER READY. _TQ . 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