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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-11-14, Page 20Dig in Despite the rather adverse weather a large crowd came out to enjoy Duff’s annual Turkey Supper last Thursday in Walton. THE CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1990. PAGE 21. Walton Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677 Minister’s daughters light candle of Peace Vandals cause damage at Conservation Areas The Maitland Valley Conserva­ tion Authority (MVCA) is asking for the assistance of the public to help reduce incidents of vandalism at local conservation areas. In the past week, two conserva­ tion areas, Wawanosh Park, locat­ ed along the Maitland River in the East Wawanosh Township, and Pioneer Conservation Area, in Bluevale, have been vandalized. “We would like to encourage anyone with information about incidents of vandalism to contact the MVCA”, said Dave Grummett, Maitland Valley Conservation Authority, Director of Operations. “If you see vandalism occurring contact the OPP immediately,” said Mr. Grummett. “The increas­ ed maintenance and repair work caused by these incidents is a real concern”. The cost of maintaining conser­ vation areas is borne by local municipalities. At Wawanosh Park, a day use and camping area, damage done on the weekend of November 3 and 4 included smashing the windows and doors in the park gatehouse, damaging lawns with vehicles, and spreading garbage. At Pioneer Conservation Area the dam was vandalized. Gates to regulate water flow through the dam were thrown into the river. Earlier in the year Maple Keys Sugar Bush and Lake Wawanosh PeeWees play Continued from page 14 Haggitt, one apiece. Assists went to Jason McDougall, Rob Johnston, two apiece. Fred Datema, Kurk Remembrance Day was observed Sunday morning at Duffs United -Church, November 11. Liz and Barb Lamble participated in the dedication and lighting a candle of Peace. Rev. Bonnie Cole Arnal took as her sermon, “Take up our Quarrel with the Foe”. Allan and Alice Searle greeted at the door and handed out bulletins. Glenda Carter was organist for the remembrance hymns. The junior choir sang an anthem “Sing to the Conservation Area were also dam­ aged by vandals. To date this year damage to MVCA conservation areas has amounted to over $8,000. The Maitland Valley Consrvation Authority maintains and operates over 20 properties in the Maitland watershed for use by the public. Wednesday Krieger and Chris Stewart one apiece. Next home game is Wednesday night at seven against Goderich. Mountains” accompanied by Marion Godkin at the piano. The offering was received by Allan Searle, Jim McDonald and Neil Mitchell. Announcements were given out for the following week, the U.C.W. unit meetings are both on Wednes­ day night. Copper money is to be brought in to the leaders. Man returns from western trip Harvey McClure has arrived home following a visit out west with his son Rae of Daysland, Alta. Harvey also made a trip to Jasper, while there. Elizabeth Machan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Machan of Goderich spent the weekend with her grandmother, Viola Kirkbv. Sandra Sholdice of Stratford and Murray Sholdice of London spent the weekend at the home of their mother, Dorothy Sholdice. Joan Beuermann of Stratford visited last week with her mother Isabelle Shortreed. Mr. and Mrs. Pal Ponomarenko of Clinton called on Sunday at the same home. Henry F. 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