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PAGE 6B---GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1973
Harbour
Report
Five Great Lake Ships made
calls at the local Sifto Salt
division mine over the past
week to pick up cargos of salt.
December 2 it was the
Algorail, light out of Sarnia,
taking on 20,000 tons. The E.B.
Barber put in on December 7,
light out of Sarnia, and took on
13,000 tons. December 5 the
Jodrey, light out of Conneaut,
took on 20,000 tons.
The Pinedale, arriving light
out of Windsor, took on 9,000
tons on December 8 and on
December 8 and on December.
10 the Seadale, light Out of
Cleveland, took on another
9,000 ton load.
At the Goderich Elevator
and Transit Company grain
elevators the Westdale arrived
with grain from the Iakehead
on November 29 followed by
the Golden Hind with the
largest load of
g grain to arrive
at the local harbor on Decem-
ber 6.
December 8 the Westdale
was back with more grain and
on December 10 the tug Thun-
der Cape was in harbor with
the Troisdoc in tow.
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Creating Christmas
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Children take a special delight
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For instance, green ,,plastic
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and some small balls or bells.
'Since the completed tree
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or to serve as a dining room
table centrepiece. The idea
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the 'how-to' part is easy enough
for children to follow.
First step is to get a
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squares of about 4111,' witfry
pinking shears. This job van be
speeded by first folding the
bags.
Next step is: to make the
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secure the stem with celluloid
tape.
Make enough flowerets to
cover the styrofoam cone and
starting at the top, attach them
to the form,with straight pins
(and toothpicks also help). Lie
the stems flat against the form
as you are placing them and
hide the pins under the upper
layers of plastic.
Add small' silver or golden
balls by pinning them in the
cenire of a number of the
flowerets and arranging the
plastic around them:
A small star for the top and
some artificial snow completes
the decorations.
This same method can be
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make a Yuletide wreath
decorated with holly buds.
As a precaution, do not trim
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Another practical use for the
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place therm under your Christ,
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Dissatisfaction was expressed
at the Annual Meeting of the
Christian Farmers Federation
with Canada's involvement in
the World Food Program.
In a keynote speech to the
meeting Elbert van Donker-
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the Drayton -based Federation
said, "Canada is second only to
the U.S. in making con-
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Resolutions were adopted by
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Re -,elected for a fourth term
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Federation's 20th anniversary.
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