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PAGE FOURTEEN Waýýs Just cio Dreom'In, 1972 Is Gradually Coming True At Port Darlington Harbor PROGRESS EDITIOI4 The CanaEdýiah Statesman Wedn'resday, Mlarch 13, 97 OPERATING IN BOWMANVILLE AND PORT HO-PE A boater's Shangri la and a night cl ubber's N irva na s ý gradually becoming a reality. The Port Darlington Boat Basin, owýned and operated by lrv Gil, was a dreamn in the sipring of 1972, when lrv made pjlans.to buîld 36 covered boat slips. During the season of 1973 he had 415 boat slip)s in operation, this accommodat ing only 10 per cent of the boats visitinq the m-arina. This season there *ili be approxi- mately 90 boat slips in operation, as well as wvash rooms, showers and a park to accommodate nautical pleas- ure seekers on Lake Ontario south of Bowmianville. The marina, located in the former m-.arsh area between Simpson Avenue and and the Soper Creek, ma y soon býcmeiL "The recreation cen- tre" of the area. There are plans to begin construction on a night club, a restaurant and poimig ol0 by June, if all goes well. This wîll mean seasonal employment for sev- eral persons. '1 Construct ion of marina faci' lities takes a great deal of ingenuity and capital. Most of the wAork has f0 be dope dfuring the winter months when the muck and mud, on the botfomn of the inlet can be removed in icy chunks, as well as piles driven in with some ease. 1There are more than 60Ô pleasure boats right across the lake Iust looking for some- where to go, Irv GuIl s recorded as saying, and 1 will soon be providing the only alternative fo Ontario Place and Toronto Island. Th e long term plans of the marina will mean a greaf deal of additional fourist business f0 Bowmanville, especialiy w,,ith se, many Americans planning on visiting Canada this sumrmer. The facilities planned are a long term dream but if -s already beginning to solidifyiin con- crete and wood. Honeywell Plant Has Shipped Millions of Dollars Worth of Computer, Data 1l1nput :Equipment Sinice if opened in 1968, Honeywell Information Sys- tems' Bowmanville plant has shipped millions of dollars wvorth of computer- data input devjces f0 cuIstom-ers in Can- ada and to export m-arkets overseas. More than 90 per cent of the plant's output has been sent albroad, making a positive contribution f0 Can- ada's balance et paymenfs. Chiief product of the plant has been Keytape, a machine that enables an operator at a keyboar-d f0 transcribe data direct tr-om source documents f0 co mputer usable magnetic tape. But over the years other products including ýcommuni- cafors, card readers, poolers', check digit equipmenf, lune- printers and tape readers, have streamed from the Bowmanville production lie. Cu rrently the pla 'nt is gearing upD fo produce a Canadian designed banking teller term- mnal for worldwide distribu- tion. The plant also makes prinfed circuit board packag- es and cable harnessing. The plant's initial comple- ment 0f 25 -employees has multiplied several times and foday the operation ýdraws factory, and office wurkers .from Newcastle and Orono, as well as from the immediate Bowmanville area. A year after the plant was built if was doubled in size to 40,000 square feet to make room for expand- ed production. The Bowmanville operation is one of 19 Ho neywell Infor- mation Sysfems' manuifactur- ing facilif les around the globe. Honeywell is the world's second largesf computer manufacturer. Port Hope Reëady-Mix Limîlted Concrete mixed to your specif ications, promptly Saves you work, time, money. LOCATED ON BEACH ROAD WEST Thne faciities are Here Corne and discover the great world of boating where you can get away'from it ail; Challenging waters or peace and quiet. There are no white Unes on La ke Ontario. Port ýDarlî*ngton Bloat Basin OWNED and OPERATED BY IRV GuIL .LAKE RD. R. R.2 BOWMANVILLE PH ON E 623,3501- VA