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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-09-29, Page 35•::;:isio, tit; • i, tic 'ON \ , • s•wk ssss,...se ivary in ,05.1 e 73•00' sael ,TE iGissEPS ,,,ANCE0 1 Edward of Edward Fuels Goderich explains a new key system of meters and pumps for diesel fuel distribution hn Hodges of Earl Lippert Trucking, Crediton. Edward the new diesel fuel dispensing system could service any king company in the province with business in Goderich • and since each driver would have a key to.'activate the pump the fuel is available at all times. Meters register the number of gallons used by a driver. Edward Fuels is the first local company to introduce the diesel fuel key lock system.(staff photo) able TV to increase area riiiadian -radio and on Commission of a has approved an tion by Bluewater TV to increase its in - on and monthly fees so to extend its cable ge. commission approved plication from the company to increase the installation fee from $10 to $25 and the maximum monthly rate of $5.57 has been in- creased to $6.50. The charge for extra outlets in a home will remain at $2.50 per month. The price increases are effective November 1. The company was also nd 'n' About age 2A er mosaic glass, and Leather by the sons of Blyth; the Red e Craft Guild of rston which has ry, sand sculpture, nd mote and Don Vair rave with his barn - paintings will have hihits come from far de as'do the visitors, by load, to the show. Mrs. (Evelyn) Hardy still s the lot of them and is uite excited about the thing. For more in - on call her at.4-2713. ommittee of "old "1ikeMr, Ila Bean r twine mats. Blanche ith quilts and other Tryn de Groot with ry crafts, Edna Moore crochets beautifully, Fisher unci Evelyn nd their lovely candles ernice Fisher who are all great helpers and have—bleen with her all these years.1 I hope you cut out my list of goings-on from last week's paper. An addition is the hot turkey supper at the Nile Church on October 26. Check the Bulletin Board and the surrounding ads for more events. The first of the. Season Little Theatre plioductions is a spoof on Goderich and what spoof, 1 don't think it is titled yet but a few are suggested like, "The Shaming of the True" or "Shamelot" or "Ye Olde Goderich" or whatever. Anyway, it is a wonderful piece of nonsense, a Canadian play by Goderich writer Brian Markson. I believe re'Parsals are started. There's a fine lot of new and enthusiastic actors and ac- tr sses lined up and Joyce Wiiran and Judy Mathers are going to make GLT's con- tribution to our Sesquicen- tennial a real winderupper. Love, Martha. granted approval to extend their cable services to the communities of Saltford •and Meneset Park. Ron McIntosh of Bluewater Cable said it would he impossible to provide cable television to those communities this fall. The extended coverage affects a potential 200 sub- scribers apd construction of. the line f expected to get underway in late spring or early summer of 1978 with a completion date of September I. McIntosh said the company examined the possibility of installing the cable this year but due to weather, time and availability of materials the project had to be delayed. The application for rate changes and extended coverage area was submitted to the CRTC in spring but the approval was not granted by the, commission until Sep- tember. •• GODER ICH SIGNAL -S'fAR, THURSDAY, sEpTEMat. lity91741OrklA Seniors' housing • from page 10A there are 4,000 senior citizen units under construction. Mrs. McHale said that a good site must be chosen and that the apartments must be designed for independent, active living. Probably one of the first considerations to accepting an apartment was that you are able to remain part of your own community. "It is true that you have left old homes, but not old friends" said Mrs, McHale, "and you remain part of the community and this is as important for the community as it is for you. Freedom from cutting grass, shoveling.snow and other house maintenance gives you more independence rather than less, and the rent scale protects you against high rents, providing you with a greater degree of economic dependence." Mrs. McHale then, on behalf of Hotising Minister . John Rhodes, the people and Government .of Ontario of- fered her best wishes for continued good health and happiness and presented a lovely coffee urn to Mrs. Beulah Sn)ith who accepted Harbor Report BY RON GRAHAM The Black River arrived from Collingwood on Sep- tember 19 with grain and cleared harbor o'n September 20 light forWindsor. The Algolake arrived light from Sault Ste. Marie on September 20 for salt.. The boat cleared harbor on 21 On September 23 •the ship Goderich arrived light from Toronto for salt. The Goderich cleared harbor the next day for Thunder Bay. Also on September 23 the Labradoc grain boat arrived in Goderich Harbor from Thunder Bay. On September 24 the Lahradoc salt boat arrived light in Goderich harbor. It , cleared harbor th same day for Carman gkille and Catalina, Newfoundland. the urn on behalf of the residents and offered her thanks. Mrs. Rita Upshall then accepted a flag from Mr. Swales who, presented it on, behalf of the Federal Government. A prayer of dedication was offered by Rev. William M. Bennett. 'Following was the rjbbon cutting ceremony which included dignitaries, and Ray Schell, a resident of the senior citizens Apart- ment, who was th first resident to occupy an apartment following the completion of the units. Reeve Ed Oddleifson and Mrs. Florence Dunn then unveiled a plaque in the Main Iohhy of the building. The official name of the building will be Clan Gregor Apart- ments, the name chosen by the residents of the building. Dignitaries mingled and chatted with the residents and townspeople over a lovely luncheon • prepared and served by the residents of Clan Gregor Apartments. In the evening the residents honoured Mr, and Mrs, Bert Dunn on their 47th wedding anniversary and Mr. Ray Schell on his 85th birthday. Guests also included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Makins, Mrs. Jessie Blair, Mr, and Mrs. Clair Merner and Mrs. V ina Parker who were the originators of the petition asking for a study to deter- mine the need for a seniors housing project and who eirdulated the questionaire that ultimately determined the need. ) • /\STETT .JENELLERS LIMTED THE .DESIGNER COLLECTION '78 A Cleaner Home Is.... UTOMATIC WITH STEAMATIC® the total cleanin I service Steamatic, the professional in-home cleaning service, cleans carpets, draperies and furniture 'better and faster than you can or any other cleaning method. Gives them longer Ilfe, too. Almost automatically! With an exclusive dry-cleaning process. Stearnatic can make your furniture look almost new again: your drapes cleaner, brighter, fresher. Steamatic's patented Controlled Cleaning system cleans deep down to bring your carpeting hack to life. In just hours. To restore your home's beauty almost automatically, call Steamatic today. 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All former students, faculty and staff are invited to drop in for a piece of -Birthday Cake, cat& up on the news meet old friends 7:30 p.m. Saturday, October 1st CONVOCATION — our Ninth will be held at the Kitchener MemOrial Auditorium at 1:00 p.m. Graduates from all College programs --- PostSecondary, Apprenticeship and Canada Employment will he honoured. Mr. Robin Phillips, Artistic Director of the Stratford Festival, will accept a special presentation for his contributions to the excellence of Canadian Thetre. • TENCENNIAL HOMECOMING BALL — at the Waterloo Motor Inn. Reception at 7:00 p.m,, dinner at 8:00 pm, followed by dancing to Opus. II. Sunday, October 2nd OPEN HOUSE • at our Doon, Guelph, Stratford, and Waterloo campuses. Displays, Films, Free Draws, Birthday Cake, Free Babysitting. Models of the new Athletic Facility will be on display at the Doon campus. Bring the family pack a picnic and come for the afternoon! Don't miss this opportunity to explore YOUR COMMUNITY COLLEGE. 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