HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-07-06, Page 9 (2)Geography tour
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acres are clesrcut in the
hope that see* from sur-
rounding trete will ger-
minate ip thecleared land.
There is also extensive tree
planting, usng seedlings
from the foreit tree nursery
at Thunder Boy.
The autonated cutting .
operations fere impressive.
Men with chain saws still -
work. but chiefly in the
winter. Rivers are no longer
used to float logs to the mill.
Most are transported by
truck, som°by rail.
Friday, June 30 it was up
at six o'cl(ck. An official ex-
plained tie operation of the
grain eterators and of the
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool,
Elevato' No. 7: holds 4
million bushels. Dust collec-
tors everywhere keep the
area as clean as a living
room, though workmen still
wear face masks.
Interesti-ng was the
machinery which removes
foreign objects from the
grain.
There is an enormous
warehouse along the docks
where ships are loaded.
There were thousands of
cartons of Campbells soup
and Heinz ketchup, and
countless cartloads of wafer
board from the paper mill.
In the afternoon the
teachers enjoyed a cruise of
the harbour Kaministitivia
River viewing the grain
elevators and iron ore
docks. Old elevators built
along. the river had poor:
foundations and are now
sinking and abandoned.
Newer elevators in the Port
Arthur area are founded
upon rock.
Old Fort Will'i'am, the
restored Northwest Com-
pany Flirt is where the fur
traders from the West met
the traders from Montreal.
about this time of year.
After seeing history in Fort
William, the group was
taken to .Mt. McKay, at an
elevation of 1200 feet. One
could see for miles over the
Thunder Bay area and study
the problems of transporta-
tion.
Mr. McClure took 250
coloured slides which he will
use in his geography and
history classes.
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GRADUATION AT MOUNT CARMEL — Grade eight students at Our Lady
of Mount Carmel Separate School received their graduation certificates
Tuesday night. Back, left, Tim Glavin, Ronny Relouw, Michael Glavin, Kevin
Regier, Doug Relouw, Norman Regier, Michael Prendergast, Jim Smeekens
and Paul Bishop. Centre row, teacher Mr. Rideout, Andy Kester, Danny
Morrissey, Stephen O'Neill, David Von Kerrebroeck, Mict,ael Fleming, Jac-
queline Sullivan, Teresa Reed, Wendy Fields and principal Sister Viola. Front,
Mary -Jo McCann, Rosemory Gielen, Anne Ryon, lynx Cronyn, Sally Ford,
Lori Cronyn, Ruth Ryan, Cindy Vondenberk, Hor,;et Martens bnd Pauline
McCann. T -A photo
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GRADUATE AT McGILLIVRAY — Grade eight students at McGillivray Cen-
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Jim Ross, David Whiting, Kevin Steeper, Lee Isaac, David Dixon and Martin
Eagleson. Third row, teacher Drew Robertson, Terry Hodgins, Gerardo Pilolli,
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Tosko. Second row, teacher Mrs. Jill Freer, 1.z .' e. s, C ndy Bardewill,
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Couple visit rose show
EIimviIIeIadies en!oypicnic at
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ELIMVIILE _ Mr. & Mrs. Dale Skinner
have returned from their trip
to the west coast. They
visited several friends and
relatives including Mr. &
Mrs. Allen McLennan and
Tor. formerly of this com-r
munity.
Susan Rannie of Brantford
is visiting this week with her
grandparents. Mr. & Mrs.
Bill Routiy
family. Lucan.
The Eliniville United
Church Women met at.
Riverview Park Wednesday
evening for their "Chicken in
the park" meeting. A short
business - meeting was
conducted. The president,
Miss . Rutb Skinner,._npened
the meeting with a poem.
Donations were made to
Joan Allen who is going to
India. the manse board -and
the board of management.
The day to work at the
United Church Women's
booth at- the international
Plowing Match will be the
Friday. -
Mrs. Emerson Penhale
gave a report on her
weekend spent at West-
rninster Collage. The August
meeting will be breakfast at
the'church on August 23 at
8:30 a.tn-•
Everyone enjoyed a tasty
meal of chicken. Mrs. Bill
Allen and Mrs. Fred
l)elbridge were the
hostesses. Sports were
conducted. by Mrs, Gary
Simpson and Mrs. Murray
Coward. Mrs."Dennis Rowe
had also helped plan them..
They proved entertaining to
all.
Mrs Edwin Kerslake IS .1
patient in t'ni\ers;''
Hospital. London.
Mr & Mrs Norman 1(;.itl�
of Aylmer vlstted for a leis
days last week with \1r &
Mrs Bill (tautly
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holiday week end
Wilson Tremeer un-
derwent surgery in
University Hospital, London
last week.
t;.('.W.. of St. Andrews
Church. Kippen held a
successful hake sale at
Homestead. Saturday.
Mr. '& - Mrs. Alex ,
MacGregor have returned
Wont a trip to Wisconsin.
Kippen East W.I. spon-
sored a bus trip to Parkwood
in Oshawa and enjoyed the
beautiful gardens and the
home ,of the founder of
Persbnalf Geeneral Motors. -
M;. & Mrs. Bill Routly Mrs. Tom Burke.
accompanied Mrs. Eileen Wroxeter is a guest of Mr. &
Rannie to Brantford where Mrs. W.L. Meths.
they -visited over the Mrs. Morley Cooper is a
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. patient . in South Huron
Gerald Rannie and family. hospital. Exeter.
()n Sunday they attended the Russell Brown of Exeter
rose.show• at the Botanical visited with his sister and
Gardens in Hamilton. brother-in-law. Mr. & Mrs
Mr, & Mrs. Alvin Cooper Elzar Mousseau.
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mr. & Mrs Gayle Cooper
Mrs. Doug Johnson. and . and family. were the guests
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