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Lay-Ups - cont'd. 14. SAGINAW, GEORGE A. SLOAN, MYRON C. TAYLOR, W. N. TWOLAN (tug). Goderich: DEBBIE LYN (tug), DONALD BERT (tug), DOVER (tug), IAN MAC (tug), WILLOWGLEN. Oven Sound: AGAWA CANYON, CHI-CHEEMAUN, MAPLEGLEN. Manitowaning: NORISLE (museum). Gravenhurst: SEGWUN, WANDA II. Saginaw: E. M. FORD. Ludington: ARTHUR K. ATKINSON, BADGER, PERE MARQUETTE 41 (barge), SPARTAN, UNDAUNTED (tug). Douglas (Saugatuck): KEEWATIN (museum), REISS (tug/museum). South Chicago: C. T. C. NO. 1, J. B. FORD. (incomplete list) Chicago: ABBY (yacht clubhouse), SHOWBOAT SARI II (sunken hull, ex COLUMBIA). Milwaukee: ARKANSAS (tug), STEWART J. CORT, INTEGRITY (tug), JACKLYN M. (tug), PRESQUE ISLE (tug only), SOUTHDOWN CHALLENGER, SUPERIOR (tug), PAUL H. TOWNSEND, VIRGINIA (tug). Green Bay: LEWIS G. HARRIMAN, S. T. CRAPO. Menominee: WILLIAM H. DONNER. Escanaba: L. E. BLOCK, GREAT LAKES TRADER, OLIVE L. MOORE (tug), JOSEPH H. THOMPSON, JOSEPH H. THOMPSON JR. (tug), JOYCE L. VAN ENKEVORT (tug). Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan: ANTIQUARIAN (research), BIDE-A-WEE (excursion), BOYD (research), JAMES M. BRAY (survey), U. S. C. G. BUCKTHORN, PAUL BUNYAN (gatelifter), CISCO (research), FLORIDA (tug), OWEN M. FREDERICK (tug), HARVEY (derrick barge), HIAWATHA (excursion), HOLIDAY (excursion), ISLAND EXPRESS (Straits ferry), U. S. C. G. KATMAI BAY, LE VOYAGEUR (excursion), MACKINAC EXPRESS (Straits ferry), MISSOURI (tug), NICOLET (derrick barge), NOKOMIS (excursion), OJIBWAY (supply boat), OKLAHOMA (tug), SHELTER BAY (tug), SOO RIVER BELLE (pilotboat), STRAITS EXPRESS (Straits ferry), VALLEY CAMP (museum), WHITEFISH BAY (tug). Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario: ADANAC (tug), ALTON (barge), ANGLIAN LADY (tug), AVENGER IV (tug), C. D. 105 (barge), CHIEF SHINGWAUK (excursion), CHIEF WAWA­ TAM (barge), WILFRED M. COHEN (tug), G. L. B. NO. 1 (hulk), G. L. B. NO. 2 (bar­ ge), GOKI (tug), CHARLES W. JOHNSON (barge), MARTIN E. JOHNSON (tug), MALDEN (barge), McKELLAR (barge), ROD McLEAN (tug), NANCY K. (fish tug), NORGOMA (museum), NOTTINGHAM CASTLE (steam launch), OSPREY (tug), P. M. L. 9000 (barge), P. M. L. SALVAGER (barge), P. M. L. 357 (barge), P. M. L. 2501 (barge), W. I. SCOTT PURVIS (tug), W. J. IVAN PURVIS (tug), ROCKET (tug), SHEILA P. (tug), TECUMSEH (barge), WAUBNAV (tug), WISP (steam launch), YANKCANUCK. Thunder Bay: ALGONTARIO, ALGORAIL, ALGOSTEEL, ALGOWAY, CANADIAN NAVIGATOR, CANADIAN TRANSFER, FRONTENAC, M. A. C. GAGNE, NANTICOKE, QUEDOC, VANDOC, WINDOC, WOLF RIVER. Ashland: KIYI (research). Two Harbors: EDNA G. (tug/museum). Duluth: D. L. BILLMAIER (tug), ROGER BLOUGH, BLUE HERON (research), ADAM E. CORNELIUS, EDWIN H. GOTT, INDIANA HARBOR, WILLIAM A. IRVIN (museum), KEN­ TUCKY (tug), LAKE SUPERIOR (tug/museum), MARINE TRADER (bumboat), WALTER J. McCARTHY JR., MINNESOTA (tug), NORTH CAROLINA (tug), NORTH DAKOTA (tug), H. J. SCHWARTZ (derrick barge), EDGAR B. SPEER, U. S. C. G. SUNDEW, H. LEE WHITE. Superior: JAMES R. BARKER, CHARLES M. BEEGHLY, CASON J. CALLAWAY, PHILIP R. CLARKE, COL. D. D. GAILLARD (dredge/museum), ELTON HOYT 2nd, METEOR (mu­ seum), JOHN G. MUNSON, RESERVE, JOHN SHERWIN. Late report from Halifax: ALGOCATALYST (arrived Jan. 23), ATLANTIC HURON. We're out of space, so our list of acknowledgements will accompany the fol­ low-up in the March issue. IS YOUR NEARBY PORT NOT LISTED? That's because we didn't hear from you! We need lists for Lake Erie south shore and Lake Mich­ igan. Can we count on you? Please don't disappoint the readers.