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14. SERVICES AVAILABLE i4. SERVICES AVAILABLE
'GRAHAM ELECTRIC
Coimpl.ete Electrical Service
Residential Commercial -
Industrial
155 Keays Street
Phone' 524=8670
Goderich, Ontario.
t
0 HAVE ''"Isfour rugs • and chairs
cleaned by dependable cleaners.
Call Superior . Maintenance,.
phone 524-8892, Goderich. 49x
22. TCS GIVE AWAY'
THREE-MONTR'OLD kitten,
grey in color, house broken..
Phone 524-8682 after 6 p.m. -
eow
27tf FOR all your sewing needs call
Bonnie at 524-8831. - 49,50
FOR your Antenna Sales and
Service contact Alvin's 'V, • 162
tMary t treet, phone 524-9089a
•
ACE RADIO and TV Service,
Frank Wilcox, 60 Picton St: W.,
Goderich, Ont Phone, 524-7771.
°--,40tf
5e -wing 'Machine
PROBLEMS? -
Servicing All Maes
New & Used Sales
Alex Reed
197, Bayfield Rd.,. Goderic-h
544-8465
EXPERIENCED.
DECORATOR
. Interior And
Exterior
PAINTING
,r AND
WALLPAPERIN
FREE ESTIMATES
Call 524-6667
,W..P,ED-ERSEN
101 Victoria St. -
BRECKLES
Lawn & .Garden
Equipment
Authorized Simplicity
Sales & Service
. •* 'Garden Tractors
* Snowmobiles
* Snow Blowers
>* I;ower Mowers
Service To All Makes & Models
'R. R. 2,,Goderich ..
(4th Concession., Beside '
;Mustang -Drive -In)
GODERICH
1
Taxi Stand At
Bluewater
Service Station
80 Victoria -St.
524-6594
24 Hour Service • •
Bill Swan, Prop.
SANDBLASTING
JACK HAMMER WORK
BREAK UP CONCRETE
BA.CKHOEING
SPRAY PAINTING
ARNOLD
STOTHERS
Phone 529-7403
for estimates
amismisamosimmaii
CALL
FR A N K TUTI
For all your flooring needs.
Buy you; rpet anywhere.
20 yea installation"
experience.
Free measurements.
524-6804
Goderich
RUSTPROOF
Let us do a complete job on that
new or late model car: Well
worth the l' reasonable
investment. See us •at
ROUSE AUTO ELECTRIC
9,.
A. BIRTHS,
lk)ERR: At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, .on December 1, 1971,
to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kerr, RR
6, Goderich, a son. '
BULLDOZING
CHARLES IlflUINSMA
RR 2, Goderich
524-9804
SIGNS
IA.. Si. I..* ar.,O. H....iw wF fel* •Mile' , •
WILLMORE: , At Stratford
General Hospital, Stratford, on
November 30, 1971, to Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Willmore (nee
Patricia Cutt), a son, Keith John._
C. BRIEFS
WHEELCHAIRS - WALKERS
The Humanitarian Service C.P. &
T. Committee of the "Goderich
Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodges
--have equipment for loan.
Contact Amos Osbaldeston,
524-9623 or Fred Fritzley,
524.7217.'-- eow., •
15. NOTICE to CREDITORS
D. IN MEMORIAM
IN TRE ESTATE' OF JOHN
GEORGE GLENN, LATE OF HODGES: In loving memory of
THE TOWN OF GODERICH, IN a dear husband, father and
THE COUNTY OF HURON, grandfather, Mervin Hodges,
All persons claiming against ''who passed away two years ago,
the above Estat=e are required to December 6, 1969.
forward full partieulana,;,,,9f4,,. ,,,'would• not w sh,-..tor.-,sorrow,
.=E'1aiirrtc5 itre' .urriiersign-mto`n-'or i-}e-yriot ld not wish for tears,
' before, the ' 15th day of.,.... But just to be rem, ered,
December, 1971, after which By us throughout t'' '' years.
date: .the ., assets will, be - Sadly missed by wife Myrtl '^
distribyteth • • son' Harvey and Wilily, - 4O 4
DONNELLY &. MURPHY,
- 18 The.Square, PITBL-ADO: In memory of a
Goderich, Ontario. dear wife and" mother, • Claire
Solicitors for the -Estate. Bernice .
Pitblado, -a, December introduced ,. passed •
+ ,
47 48 away three ears antroduced directly. _ to the
15, 1968. • watercourse and may cause
We seem to see in the soft .dirri Serious . water „quality•
. light, . , degradation. While ' such
A face'we love the best, -- degradation --mayappear less
SNOWM Recalling her -as the sun's last significant _in larger
er _lass... and
...OBILE,RS may use my rayl;, rivers, pollutants contai d in
200 -acre farm, three miles north
_Go down in,the, far off west. snow dumps ok Goderich a'n Highway 21, do •edntribute to
$2.00 per snowmobile after 1:30 We miss her more, as time goes : - the long-term _deterioration of
P.M. For information phone 'on, water. quality.
We •can never close our hearts; Chloride levels -in_ the Lower_.
And the lamp of our love 'still
burns. Great Lakes have shown a
Her heart the truest in all the
world,
Her love the best to recall;
None on earth could take her,
,..... ,,place,
She is still the dearest of all.
Lovingly remembered by
husband Les, daughters, son and
families. - 40
rs
E. CARD OF THANKS
GOOD: I would like to .thank
nurses and staff on second west,
friends and relatives who visited
me while a patient in Alexandra
Hospital, Also Goderich taxi and
drivers and a special thanks to
Dr. Cauchi. RegpSyood-_-': 49
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Disposing snow
oto lakes,
AA u.estion ed
Wil. .��� •
- The Honourable George. Kerr,
Minister 'of the Environment anct
cabinet minister responsible for
the Ontario Water Resources
Commission, said today that
direct disposal of snow on Takes
and rivers should be eliminated
wherever possible. He suggested
that suitable land disposal sites
with -facilities for trapping the
suspended solids, oil and debris
from the snow be provided.
An analysis of ' a snow
disposal site, recently' conducted
by the OWRC indicated that
snow ' scraped from4roads rrra�"
-contain high concentrations of ,,,
suspended , solids, organic ,, The Goderich Art Club held its annual'dinner last Wednesday
materials, phosphorus, chlorides evening •at the. Lakeview .Restaurant, Pictured here is the new
-and lead Introducedo through7-- •wexec ttive'for" T972 -r eluding (back row, left fo- right) 'Paul
automobile exhaust. • Visible:,Carroll, vice-president; Annie Finnigan, corresponding secretary;
pollutants such as soil, trash, •
soot and soil were read,i!},.
evident' •
, Following the spring thaw,
pollutants contained in snow
deposited -on ice surfaces •r'e•
BY-LORNA-VF CENT
The • annual--. pre- ristynas
dinner of the Goderich A ' Club
,was held December- 1 at the
Lakeview Restaurant.. 3.4
membersand guests filled the_.
room to capacity amid festive
decoration& of red, green,- and
gold ornaments. Everyone
enjoyed the gourmetturkey'
dinner„ with special Yuletide
16. ' PUBLIC NOTICE
524,6462o -7\u
1 T. 'BUSINESS NOTICE
MEDICAL Ma'ssage,
Thermo -Therapy and
Ultra -Violet,' 118 Anglesea
Street, phones, house 524-7617;
office, 524-6281. W. C.
Breckow, Reg. M.
15. PERSONAL
E. CARDS, OF THANKS
threefold increase since the turn
of this century, Industrial and,
to a smaller extent, municipal
waste inputs have been largely
responsible • for • this rise.
However, the increasing use,..of
salt as a deicing agent has raised
much speculation as to the
effect of chlorides from thi,
source on water quality,
•MACK: As of. November 29, Last spring the Ontario Water
1971, I. shall not honor I'ny KLOEZE: - I -would like to thank :Resources . Commission
debts not contracted' by me everyone who remembered me conducted a study of the effects
,,.personally,. --7- Bryce J. 'Mack, in many ways before and after of chlorides, from deicing salects:
Goderich, 4f3,4rJ 50�c : m_y__op:eration L urP,?ppr_c cnated •
all the mail I received while I watercourses adjacent to major
`was a patient in then-- Sick urban areas and ultimately' Lake
The Blessings of the Christmas Children's Hospital, 'Toronto. Ontario. The findings of ,this
Season and Best Wishes for the Also sincere thanks from Dail, study showed that a significant
corning year to one and all. No- Mom; • Harold and John. - portion of the total chloride
donChration.rrras: Madeline and Tone cards, charitable Darrell Kloeze, - 49 input fo Lake Ontario tti'as
donation.-- '
Wisser, - 49x
ALLEN: The kindness of Dr. C.
Best Wishes to,•ail our friends for F. Doorly, the Staff at
the ,Holiday Season. In lieu of Huronview, and, the Stiles
cards, we are making a donation Funeral Home, was deeply
to Canadian Diabetic : appreciated y the 'family -of -the
Association, celebrating the'50th late Mrs. Bessie Allen.. They
anniversary of discovery of acnowledge with sincere thanks
insulin This year:-'Franklin"an& the floral tributes,,the donations
�4lrna-llgitchell: - 49x to charity, the tokens of
sympathy at the time of her
As we are not able to send passing,, . and the comforting
Christmas cards this year, we message by Rev. G. L.JRoyal. -'-
take this means of wishing our 49
friends and neighbors all the
Blessings of the Christmas
Season 'ands the coming ,year. - ELLIOTT: '1 wish - to. th�rnk each
Albert and Leah Taylor. --49 and everyone who were so kind
' , to me while I was a patient in
To all our friends and neighbors Alexandra Marine and General
we wish a Merry Christmas and . . Hospital, also since I have
Happy New' Year. We _have returned home. - 'Sincerely,
contributed to our favorite'' -'David Elliott. - 49x
charity. - Mrs. Reta Scrimgeour
.and son Robert Garrick. - 49
19. LOST AND FOUND
FOUND -On Saturday,
December 4th; lady's Watch.
Owner may have same by
identifying and paying. for ad.
Phone 524-7553. - 49
LOST - Square black "framed
glasses, Albert and East Street
area. Needed urgently. Phone_,s'
524-6551. - 49
20. MISCELLANEOUS
We'do all types
of •
'J&WELLERY REPAIR , TAYLOR: I would like to say
* Ring Sizing thank you to.all my relatives,
* Claw Retipping friends,, and neighbors who
* Watch Repair remembered me with cards and
*-: Acutron Repair visits while a patient in
AN,r,TETT JEWELLERS LTD, h Alexandra Hospital. A special
thank you to Dr. J. W. Wallace,
Clinton, Seaforth and' Walkerton . nurses and girls in green on first
i 12tfn • east for their kindness and 'care
. _ _ shown to me. - Tom Taylor. -
,49
SHEARDOWN: The family of
the late Mrs. Sam Sheardown
wish to • express sincere
appreciation • for kindness and
sympathy extended'° to them
during their recent bereavement,
for the floral tributes, donations
to the I-feart•Fund and sympathy
cards. Special thanks to Dr. A.
B. Deathe, Dr. R. G. Lomas,
nurses and staff second • floo
west, 'Rev`. R. L. Raymont and
North Street United Church,
Ladies Auxiliary, Canadian
Legi n 109, Senior Citizens, the
pall earers, the McCallum
Fu er.al Home and to all those
who helped in so many ways.
Your kindness will always be
remembered, - The Sheardown
f anlily. -- 49 "
VACUUM , ,a2. TO GIVE AWAY
CLEANERS
.Sales & Service
�►►-rr All Makes .
VARNA
262.5748 Collec
MOTHER, Hound and ten
five -week-old puppies to give
away. Phone 529-7540. -- 49x
WOULD you like. to giyve your
child a fluffy kitten for
Christmas? We will keep them
until Christmas Eve and you ran
pick them up tht.n. ',Phone
524-9546. -- 49,50x
COWAN: Bill and Vi Cowan
would like to thank their family
for the lovely surprise party in
the Auburn Hall on-thrir.,25th
Anniversary, Thanks also to
their relatives, neighbors and,.
friends for their lovely gift,
cards and coming out to make
this evening such an ,enjoyable
one, Thanks also to the Auburn
Women's Institute for the lovely
dinner. All was very much
appreciated. -- 49x
attributable to :deicing salt:
' Locally, use ;of road salt in_
•w'nter resulted in an increase of
up to 300 per cent of chlorides
in river, basins draining
Beryl Harper, president; (front row) Beulah Long, treasurer;
Mary How*, _ past .president; and-Loma:Vincent, seq etary.
(staff phgto) „'
rt Club hIds.dinner
trilrrmrngs ,of colourful salads --
and -delicious Christmas pudding.
While -members sipped their
coffee, the President, Miss Mary -
Howell, presided at a short
business meeting during which •
annual reports were read by the
treasurer, Beulah Long and the
secretary, Lorna Vincent. A 'gift
set of pin and earrings was
presented to, Mary Howell by
GDCI Newsfront
A
Peggy Oke'' on behalf of the
members. The President who is.
vacating the chair after three
years Of dedication and °service
to the art group spoke briefly on
what the club had accoiriplished
during the past year, and -that
she •was pleased to hand over the
reigns of office --to a new,
president.
May Homer of the
,nominating committee was
called • upon to 'introduce. the
slate of officers for 1972:
Past president, Miss Mary
Dowell; President,: Mrs. Beryl
Harpers ri'c •.president, Mr. Paul
Carroll,' Recording.' secretary'',
Mrs. Lorna Vincent, Treasurer,
Miss Beulah ' Long and
Corresponding secretary, Mrs.
'Annie Finnigan.
rams clubplciys to 500
(by Susan Freeman).
' •
To an audience • or fi
hundred, over the three night
-..the 'Drama Club , of GDC'
turnout, ,on ' r2 f�ro�rr tt
reselrtecl . I ri
and cornmen
at'terwards we can conclude th
the,, performances havebeen
success. What factors helped?'
The plays were chosen earli
by the directors. After a
various parts wen
responsible for such important Mr. Robinson, with his great
effects as the baby . crying at talent in all aspects of drama,
ve, birth in '-Coming Through the dirted two of the three plays.
S. Rye" and backstage music. He spent hours organizing
1 Trigon and putting hisilans to
re • Stage managers Linda work with the help of his wife,
is MacDonald of "Black Comedy",
This year Trigon has'had a
at Ca'tlry' Cruickshank or "Coming first - the first student directed
a Through the Rye"•. and Mary •'play• Catherine Russell tools on
Gregg of "Murder in the the task of presenting "Coming
er Cathedral" deserve many thanks Through the Rye", She has been
n also. They, •as stage managers, actively involved in drama most
e attend all rehearsals, take care of of .her high sc i I years,
Next week at this time all
GDCI students will be writing
the Christmas .exams. Good
ruck!
chart for
Christmas?
. audition, Looking for something
assig-ned and the actors were to- props for their individual-plays',Catherine deserves a great unusual or different in the way,
begin lea>=ning their scripts. Early and prompt backstage, when the r amount of credit for her efforts of a Christmas gift? How` about
-nin the in November rehearsals began at plays are produced.,_in Trigon '72, as do all that one of .ake__S.urvey Center's,
--Me>=repolitan.Toronto area. moon -hour and after school, but Evidently Trigon does not helped make the three evenings......Great Lakes charts? The Lak
Take ,in the month evening depend on acting alone! Much the success they were. Survey • Center, , under the
While -Mr. Kerr recognized the rehearsals4w..ere held, While the The Drama Club is now in the National • Ocean • Survey, ' 'blockingtime and effort -on the part of • y, a
use of deicing salt as an essential actors were learning' many is spent in the production process of Manning their play component of the -,Department
operation in Ontario, he stressed and their scripts what other
that every practical effort • be activity Cowards'nI'rigl n`'72 was the part of the directors! held at C1DCI this year. and A t m o s p h e r i c
made • to eliminate unnecessary taking place'? ,
use and loss. In this regard, the Lynda Reinhart, chartmaker for the Great Lakes
Ontario Department of well-known costume
L-othalsh Area. Its charts cover all of th
of these plays; nbt lest of all on for the Drama Festival to be of Commerce's National Oceanic
41:
4 Administration, is *the official
Transportation. 'and and wardrobe mistres
Communication, over the past taken measurements ar
few,years, has enclosed many of busy sewing the el
its sand and salt stockpiles ' to costumes, n"Ohe who
eliminate salt , loss through
leaching: Also, some authorities
responsible • for street and
roadway maintenance have
limited the total amount of salt
applied by reducing application•
rates, by applying salt selectively
on main thoroughfares',
intersections and inclines, and
by using only''sand On residential
streets. Mr. Kerr said that he
encourages such action and
urged municipalities to put these
programs into effect, wherever
iossible.
our
esigner
, had
d was
borate
saw
"Murder iTi the Cathedral" will
••agree that a great amou t, of
time, effort, and. talent wen into
their construction. •
'Pat Reinhart was also busy at
work making stage 'properties.
She designed ' and constructed
the buddha, that was broken
each night, as part of the act in
"Black Comedy." Four of -these
little statues had to- be molded
from • clay; one, for each
performance and another to
replace an unfortunate buddha
that was dropped -by mistake!
As well as this Pat was head
of the wardrobe department and
in charge of make-up. Beginning
'at dress ,rehearsal Wednesday
evening, Pat and -the other girls
in the make-up department, with
the help of costumes,°patiently
transformed high school
students into' knights, small
children, • priests or --old
grandmothers of seventy! In
some cases this took as long as
an .hour!
Anther aspect of -`behind the
scenes work' • was -the
construction of the scenes!
Andy Markson designed the sets
with the help of Randy Hills,
Geoff Russell - and Mr.
Robinson's father - Mr. George -
,Robinson. '
Brian fail and Kim Arbour
managed the lights this year.
They did an admirable job,
sorting out one light from
another on the complicated
, lighting panel. Very effective
lighting was es.peciatl" apparent
during the murder scene of
Becket in "Murder in the
Cathedral."
Paul Cummings Was again in
charge • of • sound. He was
With controls such as covered
sand -salt stockpiles, limited use
of deicing salt and restricted
snow dumping, significant.
sources of pollution can he
substantially reduced according
• to OWRC authorities, • These
measures will complement all
other programs designed to
minimize wastewater discharges
and will ultimately result in
improvements in water qualitN
throughout the province.
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The modernC�nad an is one
who drinks Ger n bear from a
Swedish glass while sitting on
The Danish' furniture after having
come' home •from an Italian
movie in his Japanese car
powered by British gasoline.
Then lie puts on his Scotch
snoking jacket, lights a Cuban
cigar, takes off his Swiss 'watch.
hangs up his Panama hat,•drinks
his French wine, and hicks up a
hal) oin pert from Taiwan 'to
write to his Member of
Parliament a letter raising cane
about ally Ithe ' money that's
leaving-fihe-t,%untry,
m.
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Mrs. Dan flyids is,a -patient in Rod Finlayson of Sarnia
St. Joseph"s` hospital having spent the past weekend ~with his
' suffered a broken hip in a fall at parents,. Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon
her home. Finlayson. .
Ewan Mann •suffered from John McCharles of Petrolia
a badly cut finger in an accident spent the past w'eekend with Mr.
at his home. • . and Mrs. Oliver McCharles.
Rev. K: Rooney was unable • Mr, and Mrs. Robt.•
to conduct services , at Ashfield • Macintosh were- hosts to the
Presbyterian "church,' due to "sales barn" helpers -to a party
illness and taking the` -service in on Friday evening in Lucknow.
his . place was Mrs. Patricia Fire completely destroyed
Shaver of Hanover.,the large barn on the Cameron
-Mr. and Mrs. Waen -Wyfds Cook • farm on Saturday
were, in London where they .• afternoon. -
visited Mars. Don Wylds in Tom Farrell, moved his
hospital, furniture from the former Oliver
Wm. Stewart spent a day in Barkwell house to his ri'ew home
London during the past week. in Kincardine 'T'ownship on
Mrs. Florence MacKenzie Saturday afternoon.
recently took part in the T,V. .• Mrs. Ewan MacLean attended
show "Act Fast." , Mrs. the Presbyterial " Executive
MacKenzie was the spokesman meeting held in Lucknow for
from the Nurses Association, -. ' members of the\ W.M.S. Tuesday.
Kingsbric_a IV� � ewr5
BY MRS. A.'VAN OSCH.., ,,General W. T. Sherman,
1863-65," at $.75.
-- -Mrs. Dill Hogan, Mrs. Dennis of Blyth, while she is a patient in Charts make 'excellent
Hogan, and Mrs. Norman Siegrist ' the ' Clinton Public Hospital • "c6nversation pieces•," as many
of Lucknow, received word last where she underwent surgery, of them can easily be mounted
Tuesday evening of the death of and framed. C1�ihrt 0, which is 30
their brother, Harry Cote of it may be a man's world but--- by 4'2 inches and shows the
Dunrea, Manitoba, He was in his according to statistics it's in the
69th year, was married and had woman's name.
a family of four. The
community extends their
sympathy to his sisters and,
families. ,
A ' Christmas Turkey ,.Bingo
was held in the Parish Hall on
Friday evening. There were ten''
turkeys' 'and three
share-t.he-''s,ealths.
Mrs. Jack Van Oscl? has been
assisting at the home. of her
daughter, Mrs. Tony Middigaet
e
Great - Lakes, as well as the
Minnesota=Ontario Border •
Lakes, Lake Winnebago'and the
lower Fox River, Lake
Champlain, the New York Canal
System, and - part of the St. •
`Lawrence River.
'Though charts are generally
thought, of in connection with
boaters and commercial
shipping, many others enjoy
pouring over them just for tit
fun of it. The boater can spend •
some happy hours during 'the
long, cold winter months
planning and, dreaming of- a
warm summer' cruise to some
distant shore; the , nota -boater •
finds the chart a good source of
geographical know/ledge of the- •
waters and their shores. Lake'
Survey Center even offers three
black and white prints of charts'
of intere t to the history '
buff --an early (1796). chart of
the Detroit River, $1.00; one of
the Upper Mississippi River
(1843) at $:65; and an'"1165
map which shows the "Marches
of the Union Army under Major
Support
Your
Child re.�'s�
Aid _ _
• r ret
entire Great Lakes system, is
particularly well -liked for this,.
purpose. And what's more, none
• of Lake Survey',s charts are'
pried over' $2.00 (standard
ch'arts; including Chart 0, are
only $t,00).
For, a free catalog showing
the charts av ilable, together
1A
��harts'may J pzt las 3 ? r J '� • :
w rite to: Lake Suftvey
c Center-NOANA, 630 Federal
$oil ing and tJ': "S. Ctitirthod ;
Detrojt, Michigan 48224, '