The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-07-19, Page 8PAGE 8 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1979
Even the best of plans can backfire and a plan by the
staff of the Royal Bank did just that Friday af-
ternoon. The staff planned to have the Royal Bank
manager thrown in the•Circle City CB Club jail at the
Festival of the Arts but the pian backfired and the
entire staff ended 'up behind bars. The employees
convinced their manager to join . with them in
coaxing a fellow employee to the jail telling him the
plan was to throw her in jail.. The real plan was to
throw the manager in jail but that practical joke was
improved on when everyone went behind bars. Here
one of the girls shows a little reluctance about
spending her ten minutes in the slammer but her
effort was futile. (photo by Jeff Seddon)
Oil recycled with hal,
of Kitchener motorists
Kitchener -Waterloo
motorists concerned
about energy shortages
are leading the ,way by
recylcling used motor oil.,
pouring it into Used -Oil.
Wells set up in 1-3,service
•statiois throughout the
area.
Ontario's Waste
Management Advisory
Board and Environment
Canada, are co
sponsoring the pilot
resource recovery
project in conjunction
with the Retail Council of
Canada and the Ontario
Petroleum Association.
"Together we have
created a wishing -well
motif for the used -oil
depots, which I think is an
eye-catching idea with an
excellent chance of
success," said Ontario
Environment Minister
Harry C. Parrott.
"There's a potential for
recovering six million
gallons of oil presently
discarded by motorists in
Ontario alone."
Federal Environment
Minister John Fraser
expressed his: hope that
the program continue as
a co-operative effort: "It
is essential 'in this period
of energy shortages that
we recover our non-
renewable resources. I
would like to see this idea
converted into significant•,
energy savings for all
Canadians in a national
application of ' the
project."
The plan sets out to
recycle used motor oil
currently discarded on
the ground or in garbage
cans by self -oil -changers,
and put it back to work
again as a multi-purpose
lubricant or as a fuel.
Rather than wasting a
valuable energy
resource, the motorists
stop at the nearest depot
and pour the .liquid into a
45 gallon drum called a
•'Used Oil Well," easily
identified in most depots
'as an old-fashioned
wishing well on wheels.
Province -wide, about
ten million gallons of
motor oil or ap-
proximately 32 percent of
all motor oil consumed, is
'purchased by do -it-.
yourselfers. Of this
amount, approximately
63 percent or about six
million gallons is
potentially recoverable.
The rest is lostin use.
When the wells are fulr
most of the oil is trans
sported to a Breslau.
refinery for cleaning and
eventual use as a
lubricant for trains, chain
saws and industrial
applications.
The project will run on
a trial basis for at least
one year, with close tabs
kept on quantities of
Long-timeresident dies in Wingharn hospital
After a lengthy illness,
Walter Dexterpassed
away in Wangham
Hospital. Sympathy of
this community is ex-
tended to his wife Anna
and his ,sisters Mrs.
Emily Robinson of
Strathroy and Mrs. Wm.
J. (Elsie) Ensign of
Goderich.
The Dexters arrived in
this community from
England .about seventy
years ago. They lived
across the road from the
McCharles farm on High-
way 86 at what was
known as Buffalo Cor-
ners.
Mr. Ed Dexter,
Walter's father, was a
blacksmith and had his.
shop nearby.
Later, Walter and his
wife Anna bought the
McCharles farm• east of
where they first lived and
'farmed there for many
years. Old friends and
neighbours attended the
funeral and extended
their sympathy to Anna
and the family members.
SOCIAL NOTES
Mrs. Gordon
Finlayson, Mrs. Ewan,
Mrs,,..,. ,Lein and Mrs.
Warren Wylds enjoyed a
bus trip t'o Hamilton Lily
Show on Saturday,_ along
with several members of
the Ripley and District
Horticultural Society.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Marion McCharles correspondent.
Littlejohn of Burlington•
entertained friends and
neighbours to u pork
barbecue on the holiday
weekend at their farm in
this community.
Neighbours of Mrs.
K.L. MacKenzie called on
her on Tuesday evening,
and presented herwith a
gift prior to her departure
to her new home in
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
McCharles spent
Tuesday in London where
Marion had medical'
checkups at Victoria.
Hospital.
Holidaying at the
Finlayson home are Mr.
and Mrs. •Bill. ,Rogerson
and family of Toronto.
Mr. David Farrish of
Sudbury 'spent the
holidays with his .parents
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
Farrish.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Ewan MacLean during
the past week were 'Mr.
510EWALR SALE
C.I.L. PAINT - 50% OFF
-Exterior Oil - white only
No. 21'
- Interior Semi -Gloss
Late) No. 100 line
- Odas'n Ends
LIMITED QUANTITIES
CABLE ENDS
Your chance to get a good
towing cable at a price
you can afford
LIMITED QUANTITIES -GARDEN
TOOLS, BOW SAWS, ETC°
ODDS 'N ENDS`
HOUSEWARE
Heavy duty China plates,
cups and saucers
Asit 'Maim
..
MINARDWARE
84 KINGST.. N STRE sT GODERICH 524-9671
528-2822
and Mrs. Syloam Sch-
'mucker of Bradenton,
Florida. Also visiting in
the, same home and with
other members of the
MacLean -MacKenzie
relatives were Dr.
Douglas MacKenzie of
Vancouver, B.C. and Mr.
and Mrs. Newton
Gerrard of Huston Texas.
Mrs. Duncan Farrish
attended a shower in
London for her future
daughter-in-law, on
I•
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Thursday evening. Son
Kenneth is to be married
in .... London- early in
August.
CAMP OPENS
Several from this
community attended the
formal opening
ceremonies of the. new
buildings on July 11 at the
former Kintail camp;
now officially known as
MacDonald Lodge Synod
of Hamilton and London.
The Reverend Douglas
MacDonald, son of the
Reverend Charles
MacDonald in whose
memory the camp was
named, dedicated .—the
buildings, and was •
assisted by Reverend G.
Dazill, ...moderator Synod
of Hamilton and London,
Reverend W.D. Jarvis,'
chairman Synod Camp
board and Mr. C.W.
Lemmex, chairman
campsite development
committee. •
Nit
ll
This writer remembers
attending the first camp
at Kintail many years
agog in 1930 ' or
thereabouts,.
Twilers
gather
The Tartan • Twirlers
Square Dane Club will
be getting together Fri.,
July- 20 'at "Boyers,"
Aintree -Trailer Park.
Dancing Evill begin at
8:30 pm to run through
until 10;30 pm when
coffee •and cake will be
-served.
Visiting square dancers
are. welcome to •attand.
The. park is on Aintree
.Road, just off Highway 21
south of Kincardine.
Smile
One thing about being a
politician — your spouse
never criticizes you, in
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Y'IILE.COME �-
AND SUEA BIG
BUNCH ON OUO..
AIM
TOOTHPASTE
100 mi. PLUS 50% MORE
FREE •
ONLY.
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EFFERDENT
DENTURE CLEANER
48 TABLETS
ONLY
LISTERMINT
,p,
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MOUTHWASH
ONLY
355 ML.
$ 1 1.9
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BAYER
ASPIRIN
ONLY
100 TABLETS
SOFT 'N DRAY ,
ROLL ON
DEODORANT
75 ML.
$11
49
ONLY
OZONAL . ,
OINTMENT
ONLY
30 G.
Y'ALL COME AND SAVE NOW, YA HEAR!
GODERICH 58 The Square
CLINTON Main Corner
SEAFORTH Main Corner _
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public.
The modern way of life
is to dawdle away an -hour
drinking instant coffee.
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Practical joggers carry
three phone numbers the
doctor, the hospital, and
the taxi,.
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A gentleman is a man
who' can disagree without
being disagreeable.
recovered oil and `the
economic success of its
re -use. If motorists'
respond, the Used Oil
Wells may soon be seen
across the province.
Smile
_ Adolescence is the time
in a boy's life when he
notices .that a girl notices
he is noticing her.
CHERRIES
P!CIt your sweet & sour
cherries of
BERG ORCHARDS
FOREST ONTARIO
3 miles south of Camp Ipperwash
Easy picking, plentiful supply,
pitting machine for your convenience
OPEN ANYTIME
873=5762
HARBOUR EVENT
U.S. NAVY SEA CADET TRAINING SHIP
THE.NSCC YP'517-
visits
Goderich Harbour
Saturday, July 21st
arrival 2 p.m.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
-ON SATURDAY FROM
4:00 to 5:30 p.m. & 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.
U.S. NAVY
Come and help us
welcome the visitors
GODERICH
WATERFRONT COMMITTEE
President Carter, while in training, served onthis ship during
his Midshipman days at Annapolis.
SUNCOAST
STRIP
BUSINESS
AS USUAL
All Merchants in the 21
Suncoast Strip area, are open
and it's business as usual during
the modernization of Hwy. No. 21.
THIS WEEK'S FEATURE STORES
Squi'ief4fti
The Home
Hier of 1,000 Gifts
HIGHWAY 21 SOUTH, GODERICH
OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY 10 TO 9, SUNDAYS 12 TO 6
BRITANNIA RD.
ISOUTH END BODY
440 BAYFIELD RD., GODERICH
524-2524...
Ziebart
ZIP.�k11't
"It's us or Rust"
Your 21 Suncoast
Strip Merchants are:
1. ARGYLE MARINE
2 BLUEWATER MARKET
3. GORD'S SPORTS
4. BEDFORD ARMS MOTEL
5. GODERICH FINA
6, ART'S LANDSCAPING
7. MAC'S MILK
8. SQUIRE GIFTS
9. DISCOUNT DAVE'S
10 CANDLELIGHT RESTAURANT
11. STANDARD AUTO GLASS
12. LITTLE JOE'S
13. SUNCOAST MALL
SUNCOAST
MALL
INDUSTRIAL
PARK
• THE MET
° A & P '
*GARB & GEAR
LEISURE WORLD
° CHILDREN'S SHOPPE
ORMANDY'S
° PET SHOP
CAMEO HAIR STYLE
° IRENE HILL
° NAKAMURA PHARMACY
° FURNITURE WORLD
° GODERICH SOUND CENTRE
TD BANK
6 DON'S SHOE PLACE
° SANDY'S
FARM CREDIT CORP.
14. CULLIGAN WATER SOFTENER
15. GARDINER'S MOTEL
16. YIEBART •
17. BLUFF'S MOTEL