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The BUR directors et
pians and . ; for. trail
w .. •t meeting. The
informed that the
price range for groomers varies
widely from a low 4000 for a
groomer that will then a swath
four feet wide to $15,000 for a
Ir macNne. They, were a
that the salmi groomer
mid be Purchased for es little as
WO if BMA could tai up 'with
its own machine to run it. The
d c`,_ll1rs ,decided to of JOY
decision on the matter until after
t . eneral .Meeting in Hanover
Later tN9 month.
The executive also announced
that - the association will be
awarding two - snowmobile hel-
mets to the winner 'of the up-
coming crest design competition.
The contest will be Judged on a
total points basis after each
director of the $RSA has decided
on a first, second, and third
choice of entries, First choicewill
be awarded three pinta, second
two points and third 1 point. re
crest receiving the most points
after the voting le finished will be
designated the emblem of the
BRO.. '
The next directors' meeting of
the Bruce Regional Snowmobile
Association will be held • at the
Paisley Arena on October 16 at. 8
p.m.
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The Ungava or Labrador Inuit
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poured into the skins of goose
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ROSS HAMILTON turned a 59 net score over 18 holes on Sunday to win the Wingham Golf
and Country Club's final Men's Sunday Tournament. Bill lianula was right on Ross's heels
with a 60 for the course to pick up second place honors. Mr. Hamilton topped 39 other
golfers to win the year»end contest. The trophy was presented by Alex Walton,
(Staff Photo)
Lake Huron directors•
elect new president
Elmer Wick, director cif
recreation for Mount -Forest, 'w s
elected. head of the Lake Huron;
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they met at Pike Lake Lodge last
Tuesday. Mr. Wick has headed
recreation in Mount Forest for
just over three `years.
Also elected at the meeting
were Vice -President Mike Dy-
mond of Goderich, Treasurer
Tom Shephard of Walkerton,
Secretary Don Town of Listowel
and Past President Clair Christie
of Owen Sound.
The election was a part of the
annual -meeting of the profession-
al body concerned with recrea-
tion from Owen Sound to St.
Marys. The two day meeting
dealt with evaluation of the past
year's efforts and planning for
the coming year.
"Our executive, has done a fan-
tastic job of keeping on top of
what is happeningin other zones
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an vulua ev ch
-'�a �hil,;..»l deli `sties
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^and grant systems," Mr. Wick
said following" the meetings. "We
have iiasons with the Society of
Directors of Municipal Recrea-
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tion in Ontario, Ontario Ra-
tion Society; Ontario As-
sociation, OntarioParks.Associa-
tion, Ontario Municipal • decree-!
tion Association (a lay body) and
other recreation oriented. or-
ganizations and it its a big task to
keep our professionals in tune
with their activities throughout
the year."
Lake Huron Zone ;itself has
been involved with notice com-
petitive swiimrning, ' an annual
playday and field day for chil-
dren taking part in,summer play
programs, house league hockey
tournament, a very extensive
summer play leaders' training
program) the formation of Lake
Huron Zone cluster, groups and
professional development
throui`ghh traiinbig seminars for
direc:torsh x+- % u 1� i'i✓ W
"Theseprogranis�are�involvh g
more people and becoming more
successful each year," the new
president said. "Especially our
play leader training program
which trained 145 this year, our
largest enrollment yet.
Very close liaison will exist this
year with the.newly formed clus-
ter groups. These groups are in
effect sub zones of Ontario Muni-
cipal Recreation Association and
are clusters of communities in a
geographic area with' common
interests andkactivities.
Wingham is involved in cluster
group six., This gives a contact
with the communities of Kinloss,
Lucknow, Ashfield, Blyth, Brus-
sels, Howick, . West Wawanosh
and Grey Township.
These clusters are represented
by people from recreation com-
mittees in their various com-
munities. Although there • are
some directors involved, they are
on a par with the lay people.
Sports and recreation branch
representative Bud Bitton of
Hanover called the Association of
Recreation Directors. "one of the
most active in the province". "I
think that this is so because we
have a good bunch of guys with a
real interest in their communi-
ties," he added.
Mr. Bitton said that the zone
was an active one "because it is
a unique area with almost all of
the communities represented be-
ing about the same size. There
are no large urban centres in-
volved so we have a group with
similar interests and problems."
Pointing out one example of the
concern that the association has
for recreation in the zone, he ex-
plained that a Youth in Action
grant had been obtained by the
body and with the money re-
ceived, a director of recreation
had been hired for the summer to
assist the small communities
which could not afford a profes-
sional.
"The communities of Lake
Huron Zone also benefit because
their local recreation directors
are better people through the ex-
change of ideas at the zone level.
Secondly we have better pro-
grams here because the
association organizes them to the
benefit of the whole zone," the
representative said.
Spanning three time zones and
draining one-fifth of the total
area of Canada, the Mackenzie
ranks as one of the world's
largest river systems. Its 700,000
square mile drainage area is
eov valent to the lam arms of
Great Britain, France, Germany,
Spain, Portugal and Italy com-
bined.
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F J 'l►16M
t' out for
l en Fit*.
t*the t met
and Frac*,: with,res ..
score of 4& win s.
lerank M and
Hamilton; Bill Tfanela asd
Elaine Wail 'lledgerKetey and
Heather Il ; George Walker
and Viyrle Frank, 'George
and Shirley • Walker#
Moreland and Marg Mann;
Gogh* Marie Ping. The
Most honest golfer mrd went to -
the team of Me. Sadler and
Ri►y
'One ,of. the most .interesting
things about the - was
thecorp of scores from•
the June tournament,, .r One
twosome :cut'1 eailr,1'50.1 ,fir
ltheir Vie, The award: for the
lest" drive„ on number four
/leather fo
went to ther mon. Heather
hit the ball a LSI' mile. and
The Slaty'
grails
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Tom .Dell,
The libot Richt Golfer aim*
=gLa
had * lit oiah
.e001,10'find hi*
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Hockey
beg! oM •
40,40marystruthers. pieeident
of the Mothers' A xilli2r, r to
W: ham, Minor Hockey, stated
at'thefmeetang of the organisation HEW D.4Y4
held .last week that the .booth has .r I 1 Calitidn Ian Md n.w.l7
a new .took to begin the 197+75' z� d day for
season. booth ' sept 2 n out- ►tur ►y 1.
fitted with . additional ; iquit io
w stain ten ati ant 1Q`.
space, a #to ve and:nlewpsint,jab.. si.m.,°wiith the men
on the Peer. , .boon% will <betheir' � at ,1.' -
open f the Car Show',Septe*nbnr witch'.
26and 27. •
Jim Ward,gave a schedule; for thisi e wMen fid`
--1
for�.twill'
hockey andska int at the arena competition. There
as it is to date-;`s►tiion fee for the
..�
With rising ts'al AMMER us °'
these days, a� neR►•.ptBet for � ff aaY� Ilse any ham=;
the fo�'�oaents,
the' booth was discussed. There ' lan'`ecru hopeful
will be some',changes brut others , e there a
big turnout for ihe:y,
will remain the same.
Mrs. Joan notch was wel- SHORT PUTTS * .
Corned to the executive as the The next ladies' luncheon _(.
new treasurer. She is 't king•over season final) will be be id Wit. 1(
Eleanor •Saxton's duties and .. The annual meeting' be
thaults . ex.... tL: for ThtrimIELM .17 .
fdli- a done during the Please mark ;your char and
1973-74 season. A special thanks plan to attend ... - Your ere uttve
to Toni Deyell for auditing the needs yotir:guidance iif'theyare to.
manage the club • the way you
During the pa e - want it:' .. ,.. The closing din -
Mothers' Auxiliaryner-dance will be held October 26
ward the new time- .. another .must event - .. See
arena and is .. you on the tee.
$1,200 worth of t
for the young
All mothers are e
to the meetings as
for a new 1974-75
next meeting will .
arena on Monday, at
$:30 sharp. Mark
your calendar, ,
and let's all work
another prosperous
nament has
and a heck .'of a let of fen. Tom:
looking. forward 1 next yearF
,t11 anks the ladles 'who
adY era
Musynsld and Sank* Keay
an epellent job.
treasurer's books. •
past Year th
do to-
clock in the
also paying for
hockey equipment
hockey players.
Urged to.com
we need ideas
project. The
be held at the
October 7,
this date on
hockey mothers
together for
year.
The only rail link Canada's
northern territories have with
southern Canada is the Great
Slave Lake Railway, a 435 -mile
track from Pine Point, Northwest
Territories to Grimshaw,
Alberta. It is primarily used to
transport lead -zinc ore con-
centrate from Pine Point Mine to
smelters at Trail, B.C.
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variety of tnstrutw tst they pial/
pop and rock music.
Howick Community Centre Board
• ' wishes to announce
the official opening and tour of complex
for
HOWICK COMMUNITY CENTRE
AND ICE ARENA
Saturday, September 21, 1974
Program 8:30 p.m. sharp
Howick Community Centre is located on
Highway #87 between Gorrie and Fordwich
east of Howick Central School.
Everyone welcome
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ATTENTION BOATERS
The Canadian Power Squadrons will be offering classes for the
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seamanship and invaluable training for every boater and sailor
REGISTRATION
Wdn•sday, September 25th
7:00 9:00 P.M.
CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL
CLINTON
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A. J. R. Elder, Commander
A Non -Profit Organization that teaches Safe Boating