The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-05-18, Page 4ICH SIGHA ,-sTAti°, THIJRSDAY, MAY 14,, 1972
In passing Dunlop,Corn r .it is
great to seethe changes flat are
happening out there.
Gertie Kaitting, that amiable
and terrific little lady. really, put
•the Corner on the 'map with her
Tiger Dunlop Inn, serving the
greatest ' : home cooked" meals to
be had for miles around.
Now, Gertie has retired. to a
nice home just south of the
Inn, which she has given up to
folks who are making it over into a
fine home again. No more Tiger
Dunlop Inn. •
I'd like to bet that there are still
miairyfolks wait) stop expecting to
be fedw'gia,aulr- sorry to have to
carry on g_ hungry. I know that a
„little bundle of energy, can only
• last so long and I hope she gave it
up before her energy gave outs.
It as nice to.see so many new
domes in that area and I stopped in
to visit the folks who have the
Moteland chattedfor a while with
• Mrs.- Jrm Clutton'who'has really
worked to beautify this spot.
I had seen the motel some years
ago when it was a big ,homey place
with rooms large enough for you
to get lonesome in' I was
plea hntly surprised with • the
changes that hive ,been. Made to
create beautiful up to the Minute
rooms — which are still large
enough to get lest' in'. • ,
Thevhatie such great potent:al
there with' their linewoods and
lawns and easy accaess to the- :oke.
I'm sure they will soon be short of
• rooms, and wish -they `hadn't: been
made.so large .
It is wonderful to watch
Goderich and its outlying 'area
:changing. Very little of it you
could say'was dying. Mostly it is
springing to life'so that you folks
who have not been -home in' many
years willbe greatly surprised by
its development and sprawl.'
Speaking of folks coming home
— Becky. hit town last weekend
and a 4reat many people knew
about it in a hurry...They even put
'a large light bulb in the lighthouse
to let everyone know I was home,"
says Bucky --- but I don't believe
hitn.
Art and Phyllis Doak, • their
family grown ,with three
grandchildren, have been in
Sharbot, Lake for many years..
Buckv is manager of the nice
LCBO IN and OUT store, Bob and
Sharon married and young Larry
still a heartbreaker.
Bucky — very well known as. a
Goderich boy who returned from
the last war an amputee. Minus
one leg was never a big handicap
to him ,— he keeps telling himself
— as he carries on with his
golfing, swimming, dancing,
hunting — even plays ball and
hockey — nothing phases him —
what a •guy! Dear ' old noisy,
sentimental Bucky — (oops. not
so OLD — he'll KILL me!)
He quickly looked up many of
his friends. hada lovely rose for
many of the ladies he loves to
tease. and then buzzed off to
Windsor to see some of hts folks
down there.'
a
.Shargn and her two little ones
were also renewing friendships
and were looking GREAT If you
verso •thro' Sharbot Lake o0
:he Highway to Ottawa — and don't
stop in to see him you're going to
catch it He loves people and that
'covers a lot of territory
With or without the extra
activities Of the •Summer Fest —
the Art Mart for July 27.26and 2'9
lila really shaping up
You crafts people get busy —
and all the groups, think of •
something you can contribute this
year to add to the pleasure ofd the
hundreds of tourists who visit us
;3t this time. Also remember it is
the best time of the year to make
money for your project — so DO
SOMETHING' , •
Guelph Roads Conference
Guelph, Ontario. May 10. 1971
.More than •100 •road
superintendents from' all parts of
Ontario were on the University of
Guelph campus •Mav 7 'to 10.
attending the ninth annual T. J.
° Mahoney. and C S. Anderson
Roads Schools. The two courses,
Which ran simultaneously. were
sponsored by the... Ontario ,Good.._.
Roads Association in co-
operation with the University of .
Guelph's School of Engineering.
'77 According td' Professor Ross
W. Irwin. extension co-ordinator
of the School of Engineering. 200
roads superintendents enrol1ediri •
• the second year of the two-year
.basic course. TMs course is
named after T. .1. Mahoney., a
proponent of good roads in
Ontario in the early days of this
movement some 50 years ago.
rm.e course _ concentrates on the
_'Love.
Martha
t•i
basic legal. financial and
tical aspects.of rural road
cnsnstrection and maintenance.
The'advanced school. named in
honor 'Of the late C S. Anderson
who was president' of the
Association when the course was •
introduced. deals with soils.
News
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The following bit of. fun was
presented to the editorial staff
at The ci.oderieb Signal -Star
Monday morning ... with the
assurance that the intent of the
writing would be readily
understood and appreciated by
people of Port Albert.
Decision has been' made to
print the "news" as it was sent
in to us because we believe it
mirrors the true friendliness
that only a village can muster.
Mrs. Viola Petrie has once
again returned to our fair valley.
'after a lengthy stay in the land of
sunshine and oranges, (Florida).
(Photos showing her latest bikini
• to be forwarded at later date.)
Mr. and • Mrs. Alexander.
Pierre Goliath David Benjamin
Trumbley of Pine Knob Hill. has
also jest returned after five
months in California and Las
Vegas. Mr. APGDB Trumbley and
his beautiful wife, B.W. were
guests of his son Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Goliath Pierre Benjamin
David Trumbley and three lovely
grandchildren. Mr. Trumbley.
retired • enniassed his- vast
holdings through marketing
butter and eggs,. in the U,S.• Mr.
and Mrs. Trumbleys electric
mansion is now .open to receive
their old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Vanderburgh of. Urianium Hill
have also returned from their
winter home in Florida. Mr.
Vanderburgh, also made` his
bundle from chickens and eggs.
Mrs. Petrie acquired her
fortune from selling`rhickens and.
.eggs. Now that I have just ordered
one rooster and three hens. you
can expect to hear from me in the
year of 2001 frohl Florida. Make
that Pao hens. as I plan to consume
the first little fat devil that *walks
out of the crate It's.b•een a long
eold winter
•Mr. Robert Hoy Of Goderich.
hitched up his buggy. and drove
ninety miles to the T -Bar Ranch.
)neared 6 miles north of Wiarton
and owned by our fa rorite ,'anal
trapper: '}'repairman, breeder.
hunter. brewer Mr. Hector, John
Tigert who was celebrating: his
rocking chair bir tl:dav:, Happy
65th Hec
Our beautiful young candidate
for lite title Miss Canada 1980 is
well endowed •with poise.
personality. height and energy.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Draper
d, Pine -Krim • Hill. the , renow-n
Latex Oil paint artist. stopper: at
our local bachelor's palace for a
few 'games of highly spared
cribbage. Mr. Dra y's. breaking
was of the highest esteem: ' To
'niake a long story short t•be l Tac k v
artist tookd every game For
Iuhrh. cold. raw fish was served
• InaustMy in Port Alber& has
beeninvaded by three young Icca
`1"mperial capitalists. The nature
of thrs .closely .guarded
enterprise. will snake one hare of
a story When released One wo3
61 caution. to Don Dickson. Ron
Hodges and 'Brian Petrie. keep
:your eye on that handsome
bachelor as he Wai seen Carrying
surveying. equtpseent,
" ifiaititeTrance. rniiintcnannee'---
''management. and tiuman
relations. About 200
superintendents enrolled ..in the
five advanced courses.
The° course's are, planned to
upgrade and extend the knowledge
of'road superintendents,
particularly those looking ,after
county ' and township roads in
Ontario's rural areas.
Instructors consist. mainly of
county engineers and provincial
highways' department officials. •
Open Monday, May 22
BOX PLANTS
Geraniums, begonias, spikes, petunias, 'alyssum,
portulaca, patience, marigolds, snapdragons, foliage.
Vegetable Plants
=Tomatoes, Peplum's & Cabbage
GRASS SEEDS---'1WILSt ,1 PRODUCTS --FLOWERS--
VEGGETABLE,SEEDS--SHRUBS—CEMETERY PLANTING-'-
• TRIMMING AND MAINTENANCE OF SHRUBS—RAKING
LAWNS FERTILIZING
OPEN raaYs. A WEEK
DAYLIGHT- TIL DARK:
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a kicking white object that had
legs.
Toni Dickson and Art Dickson
presented our local palace
tenant, with 2500 zaloopies tax
free. Providing he. travels to
Upper Utopia by• canoe -- no
paddles and no supplies.
Brian Draper often.invites his
father.Elmerto go -along with the
young crowd for an evening of fun.
TI31S MUST BE A FIRST.
Elwin Petrie, Gen. store
merchant and tycoon, celebrated
his 39th bi rthday. 4,n Sunday, April
23 by waisting on a steady line of
customers visiting the port' to
look over our trout stream: Happy
birthday Pete.
Jim Martin. Wayne Lennington.
Brian Petrie plus others, showed
real talent regarding the finer
New program
for farm
bflkl�ans
This new program` of
guaranteed bank loans for
purchasing beef breeding stock
will certainly help put the beef
industry in Ontario on an -equal
'footing with. other provinces.
Ontario' Federation of
Agriculture President, . Gordon
Hill said in Toronto Friday:
"We have the land and,we have
the markets, apd now we have the
financing. The stage is set for a
resurgence of- beef calf
production in Ontario." he said.
Hill's comments followed Iast
Neeek's annonncement< by'
Agriculture Minister , William
Stewart of goti„ernment-
guaranteed bank 'loans for the
purchase of ,,Heifers for beef
'production. The maximum loan
per head is S250.. maximum over-
all lculn cs S 1; 0000
Borrowers under the program
will par only interest for the first
two years of the- ._=+n..'anari then
repay interest and principle over
thte•riex? five years
-This pr gram -„^all •have
..gi.Veri the f `tn -as r. more of •a
boost it it had inc'su ew.; :he
for i eab e inter-es4'fe 'ire"*k.�
we ,proposed, ill. said -'hut
perhaps the decisi sato brine. new
fences into the capital 'grants
per zrarn'wiU'ccmoensate for tl a•
to some extent ” •
•
arts on haw to remove trout from
the Nine Mile River, without being
charged and your equipment
confiscated. Under the watchful
eyes of • at least eight Lands' &
Forests officers in uniform, Jin1
Wayne, and Brian assisted the
officers in helping the spawning
trout over the high dam. Wayne
Lennington stated that one, of the
trout would weigh over 15 pounds.
M rs Florence Green, daughter
Bonnie Jean Crockett and
grandchildren • Randy, Allan.,
Leslie I.vtin Crockett i•ore guests
at the palace for four short days.
A grand and lovely visit was had
by all. My beautiful grandaughter
(Leslie Ly in)' kept requesting
timre heat even though both stoves
•
were on hill throttle.
My thought for the Day—
An ex wife or husband- always
remittcds me `of the cricifixion.
They keep hoping to see you nailed
to they c'rotis
•
Psychiatric Hospital
bowling banquet
The Goderidh Psychiatric
Hospital Mixed Bowling League„
held their banque,, May 12 at the
Goderich Psychiatric Hospital.
The ladies' high average ,,was
won by Edith Moody; high triple,
Thelma McDougall; high single,
Kay Falconer.
l'ftib men's high average went ,to
Jim Harrison; high triple, Lyall
Mahon. high single, George
Gregg.
Most improved bowler awards
went to Marie and Dave Dodds.
Winners of the _Angela Dawson
trophy.
. The ' Gangbusters won '•the
league title and the Dr. Hagen
Trophy. On the team are captain,
I call Mabon, Lynda Chambers,
Put O'Connor, Judy Timms, Dave
Dodds and• Geo.r ge Gregg.
Kelly's Hems Won the playoffs
and the Civil Service Association
trophy. On the team are captain,
Bruce Kelly, Joe Wedlock, Vera
Gregg, Kay Falconer, Marie
L odds,and Doug Telford.
Winner 'of the door prize, a
table lamp, was Linda Burnett. •
The executive for the 1972-73
season is ,president, Gary
Chambers; vice president, Jim
Harrison; , secretary; Jeanne
Senit r; 'treasure'r, Ann.
MacDonald.
Police patrol in
water'frontarea
The Goderich waterfront area
MS been causing a few problems
over recent weeks for the local
police, force according to Chief
Fran Minshall. ,
This past weekend the chief
expriined. officers of the force
we're on patrol almost continually
in the area of the grain elevators
where windows have been
rep: r:e 1 smashed and entry made
to :lie buildings recently. At one
Nara :he chief said, whoever was
res ons:ble went, so ,far as to
tamser'w ith the conveyer leg at
the -:-...itors'and had it moving.._
' F.e* _ eptly there have also been
rep :us that someone has been
fir.:_ 22 calibre. rifles and pellet
lar._ :r :he beach area. The chief
sort :hat over the past weekend
r the... so answered a complaint of
:h sime thing happening in Judith
G.,andecam. ,Sonieon :was
.arently firing a pellet gun= out
'■z'S SMITH'
,PRO HARDWARE tit INTONo•rdi
FIREVORI(
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of the park and across Victoria
Street toward the Esso Station,"
he said.
The police department remind
-everyone that it is against the law
to discharge a firearm within the
town limits and that pellet guns,
as well as rifles and other air
guns, classify as Firearms under
this law.
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WILL 'THE REAS`"K`N`IT PLEASE STAND. UP!
(It will ° to everything summer dishes out!!)
We're ready with real action knits—for the ultimate in:,
comfort and cool. On the green, on the road, in a shady.
hammock or on a bench in the Courthouse Square.
EARL RAWSON
Style Shop
Corner The• Squire and Mbmtreal St.
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