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CASH BINGO: Legion Hall,
Seaforth, Friday, Ante 5, 8:15
p.m. Regular games, $10; three
$25 games; $75 jackpot to go.
Door prize,. Admission $1.00.
Extra cards 25c or 7 for $1.00.
Auspices Branch 156, Proceeds
welfare work, — 2tfn
• TUESDAY, June 9th, bus trip to
.Steleo Steel Co., Hamilton.
Sponsored by the Hullett
Federation of Agriculture.'
Contact Lorne Hunking,
I4oridesbere 523-4439. — 23p
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CLINTON UNITED CHURCH. THURSDAY, June 4, Bingo at
Men's Club—Ladies Night to Clinton Legion Hall, 8;00 Pall.
Ford Auto Plant and Jackpot $57.00 in 57 numbers,
Supper—June 80, Tickets
Last Thursday the Mets beat
the Reds 8.3 in Pee Wee town
league baseball behind the
pitching of D, Counter and S.
Cook. The Mets bombed three
Red pitchers in the third inning
for six runs and never looked
back. They were led by K.
Hodgins, S. Cook and R. Hopf.
The Reds managed six hits, two
by Campbell and singles by
Holmes, Priestrap, Nicholson
and Wheeler.
The Mets outlasted the
Fireballs 11.9 in the second
game of a double-header, The
Mets were led by pitcher S.
Cook who struck out 14 Fireball
batters and had a perfect 4.4
showing at bat. D. Counter and
P. Phillips also had singles for
the Mets. The Fireballs' N.
Colquhoun and G. Butler each
had two hits while R. Harkes
had a single.
The Dodgers beat the Expos
8-5 behind the pitching of R.
McAdam. B. Irwin led the
Dodgers with three hits. R.
McAdam, D. Schoenhals and A.
Levis each had two hits. B.
Kempston D. Clynick and D.
Practice tonight
Practices for both Midget and
Junior baseball teams have been
scheduled for tonight at the
community park.
The Midget squad will take to
the field at 5:30. The Juniors
will follow at 6:30.
And Seaforth
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fiaPt Central Clinton•
were victorious schools when
eight. local .schools gathered. at
Clinton Public SphoOl last week
fora softball tournament,
Hullett Central won the boys
crown by defeating Clinton
Public School in the final. The
Clinton girls defeated Hullett for
the girls VTPWO,
In the first round of the boys
section it was Calvin -Christian
Over Huron Centennial, Hullett
over Air Marshal Hugh Campbell
of Adastral Park, Colbaurne over
Holmesville and Clinton over
Seaferth. In the second round it
was Clinton over Colbourne and
Hullett over Calvin Christian,
then Hullett topped Clinton in a
thrilling final. Seaforth defeated
Adastral park for the
consolation final,
In the girls round, Huron
Centennial took Calvin Christian
in the first round, Clinton beat
Holmesville and Seaforth
defeated Adastral Park. In the
semi finals, Hullett defeated
Huron Centennial and Clinton
topped Seaforth. Then Clinton
won the final over Hullett,
Calvin Christian won the
-consolation crown over
Holmesville.
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Provincial parks
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TUESDAY, June % Bingo,
Ilkirou Fish and Oar Club..
Jackpotof $56.00 in 56
numbers. Six Our prizes, 8;30
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FRIDAY, June 12, 4:30 P-In-,
Junior Gardener Work Shop at
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SATURDAY, June 6, Social,
Clinton Legion Hall, music by
Ian Wilbee,Couples 21 and over.
Dancing 9:30-12:00, Lunch, —
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Bartliff each had a pair of singles
for the Expos.'
The Fireballs thumped the
Reds 17.4 Friday afternoon with
a 13-run first inning. G. Butler
and P. Garrow had a pair of
singles while D. Peterson, N.
Colquhoun, M. Howard and R.
Harkes had singles. S. Gibbings,
P. Priestrap and G. Holmes had
singles for the Reds.
The Expos clobbered the
first-place Mets 16-5 to grab a
share of the league's lead. Bruce
Kempston had three singles
while B. Welch and D. Bartliff
had two hits.
Bartliff struck out 10 Mets. P.
Phillips was the big gun for the
Mets getting two hits while D.
Counter, S. McPherson, R.
Paterson and J. Scott each had
one hit.
The official opening of the
provincial parks in Southern
Ontario took place on May 8,
1970. The Victoria Day Holiday
weekend saw hundreds of people
enjoying the park , facilities. All
of the Lake Huron. District parks
reported a satisfactory number
of campers and picnickers even
though the weather was not very
favourable.
The fees charged are the same
as last year — $1.00 for a daily
vehicle permit which allows the
occupants of a vehicle use of the
facilities of a park for day use
only. Persons wishing to occupy
a campsite are required to
purchase a campsite and vehicle
permit at a fee of $2.50 a day.
Attendance in 1970 at . the
provincial parks administered by
the Department of Lands and
'Forests in the Lake Huron
District is expected to show an
increase similar to 1969.
Attendance in 1969 totalled
475,000 visitors which
compared to the 1968
attendance of 430,000 was an
increase of 9.5 percent.
. In the Lake Huron District
the Department administers five
provincial parks: Point Farms,
Inverhuron, Sauble Falls,
Craigleith and Cyprus Lake.
The staff required to operate
and maintain these parks
consists mainly of university
students. This year 40 students
have been employed for the
summer season.
Throughout the past winter
when most people consider the
parks dormant, •work has been
going on to enlarge and improve
the present facilities. Access
roads have been constructed,
dead trees removed, fuelwood
cut and hauled, trailer sewage
disposal units constructed, soil
hauled for improvement to
present sites, and comfort
stations, signs and tables
painted. In addition to these
many routine maintenance jobs
have been completed during the
winter to prepare for the 1970
campers and visitors.
This year every effort will
again be made to provide,
sufficient facilities at the
provincial parks. However
campers should note that we will
no longer be able to provide
"overflow" accommodation for
additional campers as was done
in the past. This year when all
the campsites in a park are full
to capacity, people will be
referred to nearby private
campgrounds or other parks.
Staff at the parks are being
provided with information on
local alternate facilities so as to
be helpful in relocating campers
when necessary.
With this in mind it should be
mentioned that the new Cyprus
Lake Provincial Park near
Tobermory was opened in July
of last year and as i yet has not
been fully discovered by
campers. It soon will be though
because word of its uniqueness
and attractiveness is quickly
spreading among campers. The
park is 1,000 acres in area and at
present offers 168 completed
campsites, swimming, fishing,
canoeing, and a number of
hiking trails which lead to scenic
lookouts and caves along the
Georgian Bay shoreline.
Five games in town league,
Expos move to top
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