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HOLLAND'S
BLUE SUNOCO uNaco STATION
Huron St. West
CLiN T 0 N
L, R. Pierce and their children
have now taken up residence in gsquimait, B.C.
Sgt, and Mrs. L. A. Ludwig
are moving to Goose Bay this
week,
Sgt. and. Mrs. X. Lipscombe
and Cpl. and Mrs. L. Newport
ant their families are going
overseas in a few days,
Mrs. P. Gagne from Fort
Frances is visiting at the home
of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Cpl. and Mrs. Jack. Scott.
The Seat lean)), and Mrs.
Gagne spent a few days at.
Ridgeway, Ont.
Cpl. and Mrs. George Robert-
son are spending a month's
holiday in Port Arthur, •Ont.
Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Con-
nolly, Ottawa, spent a few days
at Cpl. and Mrs. R. Haspeck's.
F/L and Mrs. Montague
Bingham and their family are
leaving the Park this week.
They will take up residence
close by in the rural area.
Friends and neighbours of
F./Sgt. and Mrs. R. Burnside
gathered together for an infor-
mal lawn party on June 30,
Joint hosts were Cpl. and Mrs.
G, Robertson and Cpl. and Mrs,
Haspeck. Guests were 18 in
number. Mr. and Mrs. Burn-
side will leave July 26 to visit
relatives in Barrie, Coiling-
wood, Toronto and Ottawa be-
fore flying to France.
Honor• Members
A huge farewell tea was
held last month for several
ladies who were active in the
Women's Auxiliary. Co-hostes-
ses were Mrs. Charlotte Mc-
Kenzie, Mrs. Marg. Bush, Mrs.
Helen Davies and Mrs. Betty
Ellis.
The guests, of honor were
Mrs. June Marshall, Mrs. Ada
Koch, Mrs. Jean Barnett, Mrs.
Freda Morrow, Mrs. Flo. Boys,
Mrs. Velma Johnston.
Thirty-nine ladies attended
and tea, coffee and sweets were
served. Three-tiered cake plat-
es were presented to Mrs.
Marshall, Mrs. Koch and Mrs.
Johnston.
Mrs. Morrow, Mrs. Barnett
and Mrs. Boys each received
lazy susans. In addition to
these, each of the ladies receiv-
ed boxes of coffee spoons.
Teacher Leaves
On June 12 at Air Marshall
Hugh Campbell school, mem-
bers of the CWL held a tea in
honor of Miss Agnes Mulroon-
ey, a popular teacher for a
number of years. She was pre-
sented with a white leather-
bound missal by the CWL
president, Mrs. J. Hebert.
F/L Richard Bussey was
master of ceremonies and he
gave Miss Mulrooney the gift
from the chapel committee.
Mrs. M. Ireland poured tea.
Guests included G/C and
Mrs, Mathieson, W/C and Mrs.
Vinnicombe, S/L and Mrs.
Robertson, F/ and Mrs. Saund-
ers, F/L and Mrs. Bally, F/S
and Mrs. Tremblay, W/O and
Mrs. Wickware, all the teach-
ers and the principal of the
school,
Miss Mulrooney leaves for
Europe in August.
Cochrane: Reunion
T-CIPPgN—The,coobrane.clan
tnet for their annual picnic at
On Saturday, June 29, with
Glen .Qregor• Square, Bayfield„
about 40 present.
After. Slipper, sports directed
by Mr. anti Mrs, Robert Madge, W/O and Mrs. W, 13, Saheur, were enjoyed by all. in and their daughter, Shari, Rage "Winners were: children's are spending two weeks in races, -Steven Hillier, Jeff Fuss, Ottawa.
CathY FUSS, David Elliott, Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Linda
Fuss,. Darlene Madge, Mr. and Mrs. 4amps Fuss, Camp Grant Jones, Bill Huxtable;
marrieo Mar gat !Tones,. Borden; single person coming
Marjorie Love; married men, the farthest, Mrs. Alice Miller,
Robert Madge; bunny hop, 10 Seattle, Wash,; oldest married
and wider, ,Thhnny
.
Dav- couple, Mr. aad MrS. Jelin
id Elliott; over 10, Grant Jones, Cochrane; closest wedding an-
)3111. Huxtable. niversary, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Wheelbarrow race, Bill Figs; lucky number winners,
table and Grant Jones; Darlene Mrs. H. Fuss, James McAllis-
Madge and Johnny Hillier; ter; most letters in name, Mrs.
three-legged race, Grant Jones James McAllister, Bessie El-
and Bill Huxtable; Kenneth liott, Bill Nuxtable, David El-
Jones and John Hillier; back-up liott.
race, Margaret Jones, EthelMe- Guessing games, Ethel Mc-
IVAirtrie; ladies walk-g-minute, Murtrie, Darlene Madge, Jam-
Margaret Jones, Bessie Elliott; es McAllister; throwing the
blind-fold race, Robert Madge egg, Kenneth and Grant Jones.
and Darlene Madge; Bill Hux- The 1964 picnic is to be held
table and David at Bayfield on the last Satur-
Ladies kick-the-slipper, Bes- day in June,
sie Elliott, Mary McMurtrie; Officers for 1964 are: presi-
boys, Bill Huxtable, Johnny dent, William Elliott; secretary,
Hillier; closest birthday, under Mrs. Harold Jones; treasurer,
15, Elaine Love, Bill Huxtable; Ian McAllister; table convener,
lady, Marjorie Love; gentleman, Mrs. James McAllister; sports
Alex McMurtrie; youngest per- committee, Mr. and Mrs, Rob-
sons, Karen and Kathy Fuss; ert Madge, Mr, and Mrs. A.
oldest person, John Cochrane, McMurtrie, Mr. and Mrs, H.
Couple coming the farthest, Jones.
Goderich Twp. Man Attacks Reeve
For Not Providing Beach Accesses
The Editor,
Clinton News-Record,
Clinton, Ontario
DEAR SIR:
I would appreciate space in
your columns to refute charges
made against me by Reeve
Waiter Forbes at last week's
Goderich Township Council
meeting.
An extract from your paper
of July 4th reads: "Reeve Wal-
ter Forbes stated that Hind-
marsh had admitted to him that
he had , been responsible for
shoving some of the existing
steps built by Bluewater Beach
Assoc. down the side of the
bank."
This is a complete and de-
liberate lie. The steps at Blue-
water Beach are intact, have
never been tampered with by
myself or anyone else since
they were built last summer. In
the conversation I had with
Reeve Forbes re Bluewater
Beach I informed him that I
had, under advisement, removed
two unlawful signs from the
public road allowance. I stated
that I would replace them only
if ordered to do so by a court.
(ED NOTE—Mr. Hindmarsh
is correct in these statements,
but the "lie" was the News-
Records in that it misquoted
Reeve Walter Forbes. In hear-
ing the reeve's report to coun-
cil that Mr. Hindmarsh had ad-
mitted to removing the signs at
the steps, the newspaper erron-
eously assumed the signs were
part of the steps.. We regret
this error.)
For years our township coun-
cil has looked the other way
while Bluewater Beach cottag-
ers maintained a barracade of
steel posts and chains across
the public access to the beach.
Threats of arrest and all sorts
of rudeness and abuse were
heaped upon anyone thick-skin-'
ned enough to try for the beach.
Two years ago concentrated
efforts by a group of area resi-
dents forced the removal of
these chains. Township officials
reluctantly agreed to order them
down.
Last summer a set of steps
was erected on the only pas-
sable portion of the right-of-
way. A sign, set in concrete on
a steel pole, stated that they
were for the exclusive use of
members of the Bluevvater
Beach Cottagers Assoc.
A similar sign was erected in
the middle of the township road
stating that the road itself was
private, and the property of the
same assoc,,
In other words, if you wished
to use the road or steps, you
must join the Bluewater Beach
Cottagers Assoc.
To area residents, 'this was a
simple case of township toler-
ated blackmail. Letters and
complaints to Reeve Forbes
brought no results. His argu-
mmirimmimmosiveereennoom
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Nethery Reunion
The pleasant farm home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Potter, RR
3 Clinton, with its spacious
grounds, was the meeting place
of the annual Nethery reunion
on Saturday, June 29.
There were 115 members
present.
A, E. Nethery, Wingham, was
in charge of the sports and
races, which were enjoyed by
the younger people as well as
by many of their seniors.
Guests were present from
Houston, Texas; Burlington,
Hamilton, Niagara Falls, Caro,
Michigan; Chatham, Detroit.
The prize for coming the
longest distance went to Mr.
Kenneth Anderson, Houston,
Texas.
After the supper hour, the
president, Mrs. Bert Garniss,
took charge of the meeting in-
cluding business items, speech-
es and readings.
Officials elected for next
year were: Mrs. Grant Bearrs,
Niagara Falls, president; Mary
Isabel Nethery, Belgrave, sec-
retary.
LAKEVIEW
CASINO
GRAND BEND
TWIST!
Wednesdays & Fridays
FOLLOW THE CROWD!
The Fabulous
"CRESCENDOS"
DANCE
EVERY SATURDAY
LiOnel Thornton
and his Casa Royal
Orchestra
ment was that as the cottagers
paid a lot of taxes, they should
be able to control the public
road. By the same bean-brained
reasoning, every other public
access in the county could be
closed by selfish groups of cot-
tagers,
We admit taht a small per-
centage of people abuse their,
right to use public land. But
we do not need Reeve Forbes
to set himself up as a dictator
and say who can and who can-
not use the beaches.
I doubt ii there is any other
area in North America flanked
by as many superb beaches as
Goderich, and most of them
completely inaccessible. Why
not mark al] township right-of-
ways leading to the beach as
such, and make them at least
passable?
Instead of the usual "Private,
Keep OW i" signs we find, why
not post official signs warning
of heavy fines for those caught
breaking bottles, spreading lit-
ter, and So on?
Anyone who has seen what
the jagged heel of a beer
bottle can do to a child's foot,
should, not hesitate to report
bottle-breakers to our O.P.P.
With the rest of the county—
indeed the rest of .the province
—clamoring for more and more
public parks and accesses to
the beaches, Reeve Forbes'
muddled thinking is simply set-
ting the clock back.
One of the current drives in
Huron County appears to be
for a Provincial Park. Of equal
importance, I suggest, should
be one for a new reeve.
Thanking you for the use of
your columns,
J. C. HINDMARSH,
RR 2, Goderich.
Bolrd Can Picnic Ibuts
Sixty-six friends. and relgtiv,
e$ atenclecl the Baird reunion
at jowett's. Grove,.Bayfield, pa.
June 30. Persona front. Detroit,
5arni4,. Thomas, )31yth, Belt
grave, Goderich, Clinton and
Brecefield were pre4oht,
Winners in the sports events
were as: follows: yonngest baby,
Randy Greenaway, seven weeks;i
'baby one .yepr, Timothy Proc,
tor, Danny Lee,
Raee$: two to three years,
Ma r McKenzie, :Billy Lee,
Patti Stanley, Penny Progtor
and Patsy_ Poctori four to Six
Dianne Baird, Lonnie Stanley,
Jeanne McKenzie; seven to 12„
Angus McKenzie, Betty pal,
rymple, Jimmy Ross; 12 to 16,
Dorothy .Ross, Sharon Beira.
Sack race, Bonny Dalrymple,
Angus McKenzie, LOTITO* Stan.,
ley; throw the ball, Jimmy
Ross, Betty Dalrymple; adult
sack race, Arnold Tayler, Doug
Jones, Sharon Baird; paper
plate race, Mr. and Mrs, Arn-
old Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ley Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Char-
le$ Proctor. \,
The most recently married
couple, Mr. and Mrs. John
Greenaway; couple coming the
farthest distance, Mr. and Mrs,
Allan Klinkhamer, Detroit; the
longest• married couple, Me,
and Mrs. T. B, Baird.
Ladies' kick-the-slipper, Mrs,
Stewart Baird, Mrs. Bill Lee;
men, Seldon Ross, Doug Jones,
George A. Klinkbarner; guess-
ing article, Mrs. Allan Klink-
hamer; nearest birthday, Mrs,'
Vic Taylor; oldest woman, Mrs,
Maud Baird; oldest man, Mr,
T, B. Baird.
Guessing jelly beans in jar,
Mrs. Stewart Baird; water in
balloon race, Mr. and Mrs,
George A, Klinkhamer, Mr,
and Mrs. Seldon Ross,
A peanut scramble was en-
joyed by all children and lucky
plates at supper time were won
by Arnold Taylor and Jimmy
Ross.
Sports were convened by Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Jones and Mr.
and Mrs. George Klinkhamer.
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