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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-09-20, Page 26PAGE;. 10A--GObERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1973 IBRD Association Smoke Brake '73 pl�ns Rev. Garbutt Smith presided at the regular meeting of the Huron -Perth TB and Respiratory Disease Association, held in Seaforth, last Wednesday. Routine reports were given by Mrs. Edith Brothers, Rehabilitation and Patient Ser- vices; Mrs. Edith Fisher, Education; Ralph Goren, Christmans Seal Campaign and Financial. Mrs. Brothers reported that the Association is enjoying the services of a University Harbor Report Business was booming at the Goderich waterfront during the last week as a steady flow of ships made their way in and out of the local harbor. September 11 the Kingdoc, light out of Detroit, took on 6,000 tons at the DOMTAR Salt Mine. September 14 the Parker Evans took on 12,700 tons of salt after arriving light from Canneaut. The same day the Babradoc put in, light out of Detroit, and took on 6,000 tons of salt.' Rough weather on Lake Huron over the weekend forced the tug John McLean, towing the barge Charles W. Johnston, to take,refuge In Goderich Harbor from late Saturday afternoon until Monday morning. The barge was loaded with 1600 tons of White Quartz from Little Current boundfor refineries at Windsor. The load on the Johnston left very little freeboard on her stern section and waves of between six and 12 feet threatened to swamp' her from behind. (staff photo). Storm forces barge to shelter Over the weekend stiff winds --whipperf-Lake Huron up- to six and 12 foot swells and as a result forced the ore barge Charles W. Johnston, towed by the tug` o n McLean out of Sault Ste Mar , to take refuge in Goderich Harbor. The tug's skipper, Ed Nelson. said the waves were rolling as high as 12 feet at times and due to the heavy load the barge carried threatened to swamp her stern section which was sit- ting precariously low in the water. The barge ane • tug put into the Goderich waterfront late Saturday afternoon and could not leave its refuge until early Monday morning:-.--- ._ The 236 foot barge was Goderich FRENCH Dry r" Cleaners f,t 35 WEST S . 524-8452 loaded with 161111 tons of White Quartz. `-tund from Little Current to refineries in Wind- sor. 18'hite Quartz in valued at about $85 per ton as ore but af- ter refinement is worth $6 per pound. The Charley ,.W. Johnston .,was originally the Imperial Kingston, an oil tanker, but af- ter she outlived her usefulness in that capacity was converted to an ore barge. She carries a crew of two while under tow and the tug is manned by another six men. After delivering her load of cure- the barge has at least two more Little Current -Windsor trips scheduled with cargos of. Dream of a team ... (Continued from page 1A) soccer graduates who had nowhere to play_ •grit together and reformed the senior -squad. The new Qode?ich team had team members were chosen, a 1iTtle = trvta lw in -Mire! iirg dine----se#'ie.s u£....£n it exhibition games London and District Senior were played in which Soccer League this Year and hustling Goderich were placed in - the third division. The team the field for practices last March: they were forced to work out in the St. Marys Separate School gym. Once is under the coaching of Stan Profit while Alex Refflinghaus- assists. Kaz Budny performs a great deal of the- paperwork for the club. This year's squad of 25 players oddly enough are all "homebrew". This means that all of the players are from Goderich instead of being im- ports. Before the team could take FOR YOUR AUTO INSURANCE See or Phone MALCOLM MATHERS - GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT 46 WEST ST. 524-9442 undefeated. The Goderich United team also started the regular scheduled "season on the right "foot" as they edged the visiting Clinton squad 1-0 on March 6. Since that first game, the Goderich team has played 11, winning 8, losing 2, and having twci- ties to remain tied for first spot in their division. Coin- cidentally, the team Goderich is tied with is also named United being an entry from London. Coach Stan Profit states "if we can win our division title this year we can be promoted to the second division for the 1974 season". He also said that "this team is great to work with because there is a noticeable spirit of co-operatio,i -'"'among the players". One honor already bestowed upon the team and the com- munity this year was the awar- ding of the London and District Soccer Association "Sportsman of the Year Award" which was tea m the. was .%�yeJetrlrrr eh1 f ncl e"ze f//,e (/' WeKMii�r Let us assist you with your plans for that all important wedding day. COME IN AND SEE DLR COMPI.ETE SELECTION OF • 04 /TATWA'S • .4 »'VOU.NCEWF.,',T'S • !,'FORMALS ' • Af ESSORIFS Your choice of *rufous paper storks, type Styles and s1 les. ask for . . Quartz before the shipping season ends. .Skipper Nelson said the lost time due to bad weather would have little effect on the ships ability to complete her schedule by freeze up. Weather on the lake had im- proved only slightly when the - tug and barge put out Monday morning. presented to Goderich captain Harold Refflinghaus. This highly prized award is presen- ted annually to the player who best demonstrates good sport- sm_arzship_on_and nff the_field;_ "Although there is a great deal of talent on this year's team, one has to give special recognition to Refflinghaus," stated Profit. , "If soccer was as big in Canada as, hockey, Harold would be in the price bracket of hockey's superstars," he added. One thing that coach Profit is absolutely sure about is the fact ,that Goderich United is going to win their league this season. He looks forward to the possible formation of a Huron Senior Soccer League as it would give the area minor players a place to play once they became overage. Goderich United has three home games remaining in their schedule. On September 23 they play here against the London Olym- pians and on October 7 the big contest of the remaining games takes place when the London United team Visits Goderich. Coach Profit and his players "want this victory so bad we can taste it", he 'stated. • The final home game of the season for the Goderich °Soccer Club will be played on October 21 as the London Carnival team are the visitors. Coach Profit urges local fans to come out and support this team in their remaining games. "These men deserve the town's support as they are the best senior team'' that 'I've seen in Goderich", beamed Profit. n The Troisdoc, Light out of Rochester, New York, put in on September 16 and took on 6,800 tons. The following day the E.B. Barber. arrived light out of Fairport and took on 14,000 tons. At the grain elevators on September 12 the Quedoc loaded 455,000 bushels of ex- port wheat. September 15 the tug John McLean towing the barge Charles W. Johnston put in to wait out bad weather. Power Squadron plans safe boating classes Goderich Power Squadron is one "of 120 units of Canadian -Power Squadrons, a nationwide organization which instructs classes, in safe boating during the fall and winter months. This Squadron serves all of Huron County and portions of Lambton (Grand Bend area), and Bruce (Kincardine area). This year, registration will take place in Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton, on Wednesday, September 26, from, 7 to 8.30 p.m. Classes will commence on Wednesday, Oc- tober 3, in the same place from 7.30 to 8.30 p.m. and continue every Wednesday evening. If informed ahead of time, latecomers may register at 7 p.m. the evening of -October 3. - WANT 'ADS WORK WONDERS IORLDWIDE Hospital " Reap iratop Technologist, who is travelling about the two county area ad- vising and supervising the Association inhalation therapy machines and activities. Mrs. Fisher said plahs have been finalized for "Smoke Brake '73" the Association's anti-smoking week in the near future. Three speakers will be attending Community meetings and the public is encouraged to attend. See thas paper for details. CARANTRD NVESTME CERTIFI(AiES W.E. (TED) W521~��3t. G ate, 111 If -you are looking for:. • FARROWING PENS • 'COW TIE & FREE ST. • SOW TIE• STALLS • WATER • FINISHING PENS • LIXIP PIG BOWLS NIPPLES- 'ALL TYPES OF FEEDERS Contact Interested boaters or inten- ding boaters may secure further information from Lt. Cdr. A.J.R.Elder, Squadron Training Officer, phone 482- 7679, or F/L R.S. Atkey, phone 482-7380. TEECIErriErlr9"9"""Tir2271 WELCOME SERVICE would like to call on you with "housewarming gifts" and in- formation about your new location. The Hostess will be glad to arrange your subscrip- tion to the Signal -Star CaII her at 524-7854 Henry Ger ' rats 4 8 Z- 9 5 8 8 Distributor for HYDE PARK Farm Barn A Equip Custom Farm Work Anhydrous Ammonia Applying PLOUGHING CULTIVATING PLANTING Goderich SPRAYING HARVESTIN CROP OAYI 5 29-75 LAKE RANGE»ACRES TIMOTHY J. HUNTER LOVE'S oLAST GIFT REMEMBRANCE Whether It's s • MONUMENT • MARKER • INSCRIPTION You are remembering's loved one. Let T. PRYDE & SON LTD. Help you decide on your memorial requirements - in Goderich see - Don Denomme 77 Hamilton St. 524-8761 or Frank Mcllwain 524-9465 aantl i gra hapel of d Mr Lake, e,501 Lam Th ny W Scott n in the b of shor tha er-lei a bo es 51 of ho Ellis crir ng wl and lored again has r titled ly500 way ' 1 Scl y of at few Hoi as pr are, net our st to wou rtley, coke iss E r, who At 263 Huron Road, Goderich FRIDAY, 8t SATURDAY, SEPT. 21 & 22 ALL DAY -& EVENINGS ee ALL NEW COUGAR NATIO Select t4 Select your wedding invitations, announcements and accessories with complete confidence as to quality a`cocrectness of form. WF. ALSO HAVE PERSONALIZED WEDDING NAPKIN, MATCIiES AND CAKE BOXES *S-24-11331 g4e *atria) -SIGNAL-STAR WEST ST. CLOSING ROA NOT • MARQUIS • METEOR • MONTEGO • COMET • 'CAPRI FORD TRUCKS Take notice that the Cor- poration of the Town of ,,Goderich Intends to pass a by - 1 law to stop up and close the northerly twenty-four (24) feet imodiately adjacent and of Gloucester Terrace lying Im- s southerly of the south limit of Las 9 and 10 -according to Registered PIaWillo. 25 for the !' said Town of Goderich. I The Goderich Town Council, at their regular council meeting of September 20th, 1973, shall hear In person, or by hie coun- sel, solicitor, or agent, any OW- I son who claims that his land will be prejudicially affected by the Illy -law and who applies to be heard. Dated this Set day of August, 1973, at Qoderlch,.GMarlo. J. Harold Walk, A.M.C.T., C.M.C. 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