The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-08-15, Page 221
PAQE 8#QDERICH SIGNAL -STAR, TIRSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1974
Straughan f�mi!y picnic
field at Harbor Park
On Sunday, July 21, ap-
proximately seventy
Straughans picnicked at 'Har-
bour Park in Goderich.
During late afternoon, Ted
Straughan organized games,
suitably rewarding the winners.
This service was followed by
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Wherever you move the Welcome 4
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ti.
his welcoming C•he family tci the
evening mail, at which Paul'
Laidlaw led _in the .singing of
grace.
' Not only was Edith Cin%€an
acknowledged as being the '
oldest lady, hfit.alko its the per-
son t'ho• would recall the 'fur
thest back' having _attended a
Straughan ;reunion • tit•) years
ago'.
.lith Steveti'cai was the oldest
'man, ai'rcl ' Lenore I)inietrick
travelled the greatest distance -
from DanhurN, Saskatchewan.
Additional prizes were awar-
ded to Olive-Straughan, the
Gordon Hulley • °family, Ted
Straughtan, Elroy Laidlaw,
Norman Hulley and Catriana
M c.K ie. -
As" the sante location, the
197.5 third- Sunday -iii -.Jule
gathevii'►gy will 'be. guided by
President Ted,Straughan; vice-
presiclent Craig 'McKie;
secretary -treasurer Kyle.
Gerrie; games convener Elroy
Laidlaw; social conveners Greg
and Trud" •Cowan.
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Carrie Crawford, left, and Lisa Taylor pose beside the real
thing. The girls are Iean'ing"'on the printing press at the Signal -
A for their project
Star. As a school assignrnt, in June, they used cardboard
and paper to build a replica of the press, (staffphoto)
Young ladies make Signal tour count
Two students at Victoria
Public School earned A's for a
model they built of Signal -.Star
Publishing's printing press.
Carrie Crawford • and '.Lisa.
"Taylor, both 10, toured the
Signal -Star building 'With the-.
rest of their Grad.e4 class last
June. Although -the students
were assigned to draav pictures
of what they saw on the tour,:
the two girls were fascinated by
the press,
• They asked permission to ,
build a :model , of_ it instead of
,drawing" pictures. "
In 'three says; they produced
a detailed cardboard.replica Hof
the press which has
revolutionized ' newspaper
production in Huron County. •
Lisa and Carrie interviewed
pressmen , and, used pictures
..givefi to them in cgmpleting
their -report on press operations
which accompanied their
model. . '
BY CARRIE GRAWFORD
• AND LISA TAYLOR
• THE PRINTER
The printer is;green. It is 60
- feet long.' The rolls of paper
used in the .Printer are 34 in-
ches in width and seven rniles�
in.length- They use four rolls of
h•
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newsprint in, one hour.
They publish 22 different
papers a week. They make
16,000 papers in an hour. When•
the newspaper ; has ,gone
'through the printer each sheet
is 22•.114 inches in length. They
make 50,000 to 75,900
newspapers a day.- • `�
The working hours 'are 812
and 1-5. They normally °work
an eight •hour shift. On
Tuesdays and' Wednesdays'
their shift' is. 13-14' hours.. :On
Thursday' they. ship out 112,000
newspapers. • •
Each roll of newsprint
weighs ,• 1,000 pounds. • , They
publish 4,000 Signal Star
:Papers, a• Week- and 220,000 a'
year. • „
. • The ink used in the printer •
comes in a 45 gallon drum, 'It
weighs 450-475 pounds. They
Gas sales..
down says
maria
use cihe gallon every 2-3 week's.
Twenty tons of newsprint are
exported from North Bay every'
two weeks.
It takes four people to run
the press. Two people to work
it. One person to fly the papers
and orae person .to tie them.
The printer is' elect"rically
wired. The newspapers are
printed with an ink and water
solution. ° The water keeps all
the clear areas• clear and the
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an
han-
an exact amount of warned premium.
If possible do not change companies in the middle of
a policy term.
Auto ' Fire Life
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° 38 EAST ST GODERICH;
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Color to where,
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THE
AGE STOR
RR 4, GODERICH (SALTFORD)
HWY. 21 - TURN AT BRIDGE
Salt Cod; Fresh Cod, Salt`meaf
Candy, Biscuits,. Seal meat
Salt Pork, etc.
ink=:sticks. to the image.
A newspaper goes through a
.cycle. First it is printed. on the
aluminum plate to*the blanket:
paper -folder -delivery.
They. started building Signal-,
Star Publishing June 1973 and °
'they finished it mid-November
1973. They have been working
in it seven months now. In this
building they have 10,000 feet
in floor space. '
gay camp soon
Twenty-five children from conservation officers volun-
the Goderich playgrounds will, teering•• to lead the ,children';,
he 'attending a, day camp this v over nature trails in the area.
month out'at the Falls Conser- Arts and crafts will• be con-
vation Area in Benmiller. - strutted. 'by the children and
4 T•he•week long camp is a first there are a greatdeal of games
. ever reports the Goderich planned for the week. One of
Recreation, Department, Spon- the nights during the week will
tiors of the.project. ,,., be spent out at the Falls in a
The children will be bussed sleepout,° `
• out to the Falls each morning ' :• Parents will have to pay five
at nine -o' clock and returned to , dollars, for their child to attend .
- "Goderich at five i•n the after -.the' cafrrp unless they are sen-
ding more than one child. The
second child from one family
- The purpose of the dairy is to'
hacquaint 'the children with
ea.. nature and nature studies.
, . Hikes are planned with several"
'"Gas sales.are down this sum-
mer at Goderich Marina, but
• according to marina surpervisi r'
. Greg Reynolds,' th's isn't ,any
,reflection•. of th harbor •
• •facilities in the munici ality - it.
qts the trend: all up ant down
the lakeshore. . ..
To .date, 280 ;craft have
visited the marina but ,most,of
them have been sailboats: As
pwell;- the traffic of boats' is -
down slightly because of' the
poor- vacationing weather:
Mr. Reynolds did point out
that after three°summers of em-
ployment at the marina, he is
• ,cc5nvinced that diesel. fuel sup-
plies—would "not only be
another source of income • foi5
the ma`ina, but also another.
service for the boating. public":
"The number of -boats that i
require diesel fuel has' in-
creased 'greatly Mr. Reynolds -
sai.d in his• report' to council.
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