The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-04-21, Page 3nqineerL Feted
Au Algoma Central Railway ing of the port since records
hhrip laJinched , the 1006 Lake-,, were started in 1879.
head navigation season on April ° This made it a double header
-with
-Chlet-Bngineer----XeMfer,the4-.Algema4Central.--Railway
'Willis
of GoderieIz on board. ships, twenty years ago the
company's Algorail, the .lgo-
steel's sister ship, pulled into
the United Grain Growersdock.
to open navigation.
The Algosteelfollowed the
department of transport ice -
Chief Engineer Willis .and
'Captain A. B. Purvis were ,of ic-
ally welcomed Ashore alter
heir ship, the Algosteel; docked
at 5,50 p.m.
It was the fifth : earliest open -
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breaker Alexander . Henry into
the harbor.
The Lakehead Harbor Com -
Ing at the Keefer Terminal at
which 'Mr. 'Willis and the cap-
tain were guests of honor.
.-They were- presented with
transistorized combination clock -
barometers by the commission
and other gifts frons' the ,cities
and chamber of commerce.
The Henry ,toiled in the har:
bor ice until 1.40 p.m, before
there was vessel movement-
. Then the Marathon Corpora-
tion's. D. C. Everest moved out
Yrf ,the Port Arthur shipyards•
arld the,CSL's Tarantau with a
'lead of more than 800,000 bush-
els of grain "loved.
When they left the ice •the
Algosteel came in. She started
into the ice mass at 4 p.m. and
one hour' and 50 minutes later
she tied up.
'The Algosteel had laid at an-
chor for rnore than 24 hours
and was followed yin by the
Martha Hindman, a Hindman
transport ship which docked at
Richardsons' elevator.
Hundreds of people lined the
waterfront and other vantage
points throughout the day and
watched the familiar scene of
vesselmoyenitnt,'a scene which
had bees missing for more than
threea,oths. _ L
The 'icebreaker encountered
ice that at some plaice was 26
inches thick,
Port Arthur's Mayor Saul Las,
kin said the arrival of the Ago -
steel was like the arrival of the
"It's a sure sign of spring and
it heralds the beginning of "ac-
tivity," said the mayor.
LOCHALSH
LOCHALS/L I1r. Alex Far-
rish escaped serious injury
when the steering mechanism in
the tractor he was driving broke,
letting the tractor topple over,
foul wheels . in • the air, . In the
creek on the pith sideroad just.
off Highway 86.
Holidaying in Owen Sound
and . Toronto duirng the 'past
week was Mrs. Henry MacKen-
zie.
Mr; and Mrs. Gordon Finlay-
son were in Stratford on Satur-
day where they_ attended a gold-
en wedding.
Mrs. David Elphick was the -
guest speaker at. the Junior In-
stitute meeting at the home of
Joanne. Alton on Wednesday
evening:
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McChar-
les and Scott of Brantford spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
'Oliver McCharles and John.
Spending part of the Easter,
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Tom.
Farrell were the McGill child-
ren of Goderich.
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Mr: Clem Jutras, NatIo .I ,IEnto
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HOL.MESVILLE
HOLMESVILLE, The Spring ' "4,
Than&offering meeting of the
Holmesville - U.C.W. , was held
Tuesday afternoon, April 12th
at 2,30 p.m. The president, Mrs.
Edward ,Grigg welcomed the
guests who were present from
Ontario, St., Wesley -Willis, the
Christian Reform Church, Port-
er's Hill and Benmiller. •
The worship service took the
form of the Easter story. Mrs.
L. Bond acted as narrator with
Mrs, Park, Mrs. Norman and Mrs.
E. Grigg and the congregation
supplying the music, accompan-
ied by Mrs. JI Lobb at the piano.
The guest speaker for the af-
ternoon was Mrs. Stanley Lyon,.
Londesboro who showed pic-
tures of her recent trip to Portu-
gal. Mrs° D. Glidden thanked`
her.
The offering was taken by
Mrs. Cudmore and Mrs. Williams
and dedicated by Mrs. C. Tel
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wui e; lvrrs %T-. Yea, Mrs..ffulrer,
Mrs. H. McCullough, Mrs. Win.
Batkih, Mrs.. Biggins, Miss Saun—
ders, Mrs. EE. " A: Veo; - Wm: :
Norman and Mrs. E. Grigg.
New Church Members
The Men's Club of the Wesley -
Willis, Holmesville charge, was
host at a dinner on Wednesday
evening, April 13th at Holmes-
ville United. Church for the new
church members and their par
ents and. Sunday school teachers
of both congregations.
Guest speaker of the evening
was Rev. H. C. Wilson, a former
minister of the -charge.
Those who joined Holmesville
United Church at the Sunday,
service were, by transfer, Mr.
-and Mrs. Gordon Rapson from
Wingham Unite,: -'-urch and
'those on profession of faith„
Carol Steepe, Marlene Yeo;:Oon-
nie.Harris, Laurie Ginn and Tom.
Loth.
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Chief Engineer Vern Willis of Goderich, centre, lights .up a
celebration cigar during the official welcoming for his ship4
after it opened the Iakehead navigation season., Left to right
are: Alderman Herb Carroll, Fort 'William; Mayor Saul
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Laskin, Port Arthur; Chief Engineer Willis, Captain A. B.
Purvis, John Andrews, vice-chairman of the Lakehead Harbor
Commission. (Below), The Algosteel, after docking. n "
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STAN AND OLLIE'S GOLDEN ERA OF COMEDYM'
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CHILDREN IN CARS, 12 AND UNDER FREE
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Color Cartoons At Every Performance
THURS.,. FRI., SAT. --- APRIL 21-22.23
THIS WEEKEND
When The Boys Wit
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In Color Stars
Conne Francis -- Harve Presnell
And Hermans Hermits
'It's A Lightweight Musical., That Will
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Plus A 2nd Feature
HERCULES
AGAINST MOON MAN
In Color Stars
Alan Steel In This Science Fiction Thriller
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Hercules At 9:30 Only
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James Ward and Gail Hire
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ASHFLELD.---Mrs Dan Wylds
returned honitalifter some weeds- -
in Wingham- Hsopital. -
Misses Anna and Charlotte
MacKenzie were home for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Sawchuck and
son of Toronto visited with Alec
Farrish last .,weekend.
Mrs. David MaoMurchy has
learned of the death $of• her sis-
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With Double Features, Each
Feature Shown Once.
The Main Feature Is
Shlown Last.
Box Office Open at 7:30 p.m.
• First Shote At 8:00 p.m.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
April 21-22
— LE FEATURE --
"LOVE AND
KISSES"
Ricky Nelson, Jack Kelly
Jerry, Van Dyke
Color -
"HA VING A WILD
VVEEKEND4"
'" The Dave Clark Five
Cartoon
SATURDAY and MONDAY
April 23.25
THE SATAN BUG
George ,'Maharis
Richard Basehart, Anne Francis
A Top Suspense Drama
Color
"THE GLORY GUYS"
Tom Tryon, Nerve' Presnell
Dolor Cartoon,
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
April 26.27
A HIGH WIND
IN JAMAICA
Anthony Quinn
Lila Kedrova, James Coburn
Color Cartoon
STARTING THURSDAY and
FRIDAY -- April 28.29
"The Family Jewels"
and "Young' Fury"
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