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Shown are the executive members of the Ladies' Auxiliary to Branch 109 Royal - Centre row: Mrs. Elaine,Harrison, Mrs. Fred Larson, Mrs. Mona Davis and Mrs. Rose'
Canadian Legion, who were appointed to office recently. Front row: (left to right) Hill. Back row: Mrs. Sharon Scruton, Mrs. Margaret Williams, Mrs. Myrtle Goodrick,
Mrs. M. Lassaline, 'Mrs. Ferne Moore, Mrs. Jean Elliott and Mrs. Alice Anstay. • ' Mrs. Evelyn Carroll, Mrs. Leone Sherratt and Mrs. Marion Harris.
Point Farms •Pr
ovinci-al Park:
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undergoing several im p..rnvenen:ts
'The Point Farms Provincial thepark this season, bath for havingdiscovered the
park ,and
Park, located near Goderich, is • camping and for day -use. its. features during a° previous
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make its facilities even more
attractive as a recreational park
. for both vacationing 'campers
and day -use.
Hydro facilities, are being
installed in • 74 • 'Carrtpsites.
Installation of the hydro outlets
is now being completed and they
are expected to be ready for use
during the month of July. There
are a total of 235 campand
trailer sites°now in the park.
A complete new, modern
sewage system has been installed
in • the park, with .central lines
and a pumpiin.g unit to convey
sewage underground to a large
lagoon. Construction of the
lagoon was .done by earth
01)gving equipment last fall, and.
Mei installed in preparation for
• this season's operation. The new
system • replaces the former
i ddividual tile bed 'facilities and
has a eapaci-fora more . than
double the present requirements
of the whole park, allowing for
the planned future expansion of
camping facilities when required.
A new sanitation station has
also been installed at,the park to
provide a. sewage dumping
location for trailers.
The park superintendent,
Clifford Bates, and his staff
anticipate increases in visitors to
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Midges
.,win one
lose :one:
The Goderich Midget hardball
team broke even . over the
weekend after beating Exeter
2 -1 -on Saturday and.then losing
to Crediton by a t-3 'score on
Sunday. • °
In Sunday's encounter, the
Crediton team outhit . and
bUtscored the locals through the
entire game.
• Saturday's version ., •has
slightly different as Gay
Yeoman, on the mound for
Goderich, struck . out five
batters, in' what was probably
the best game so far thisyear.
Phil Petrie played ,a • good
game on the field with six assists
and twoputouts.
The L xeter hurler. struck out
17.
Exeter outhit Goderich 4-2,
with Exeter players committing
three ••errors to Goderich's. two.,
Collier wins
second race '-
over last year, and for the May
24th weekend, camping was
nearly double the normal
number of campers. Many of the
campers are now return visitors,
ie r vnca Par
located on the ,Lake Huron
shoreline, Point Farms is
relatively new, having been in
operation only ' since 1965.
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„ Scott Anderson, 2% years old, formerly of Goderich and now
a resident of Winnipeg, has a good star{ on his fishing life with
this string of catfish. The youngster is the son of Mrs. Helen
An4ersori-anal grandson of 1\41-,,; and Mrs. Wilbert Thom.
Wawanosh council
West Wawanosh Township
Council met at the hall on
Tuesday, June 1, for the•-regulat
June session, with' all members
in attendance, and Reeve Lyons
presiding.
The minutes of a special
meeting on April 19, and the
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,REPORT.
regular May session minutes
were read and adopted on, On Thurs. June 10 on No. 21
motion of Councillors Aitchison Hwy. at Dunlop (Jct, Huron Rd.
and McDonald. 25) John Osborne., 565 Gratlon
At 9:00. p.m., the Durnin •Street, St. Laurent; Quebec and
• •Drainage Works' . report. was _Edwin Andrew 13ennett;' 98 East
considered and discussed by,
Street, Goderich were involved
,Council and Mr. Russell Irvin in a .two 'car accident resulting in
and Mr. Frank McQuillin on extensive damage to the Osborne.
behalf of Rev..' B. Green. No vehicle.
other owners appeared. Since all On Sun. June 6 on �l
owners were not in agreement Hwy. north.t"' Rds..
with the 'Report, it was not 10-12 (,l' ippen), Mark Russell,
adopted by Council'at tt)is time. 15 Victoria Rlvd., Box 45;
A motion by Councillors Adastral Park, Ontario,. was
McDonald and Hickey involved it a single car accident
authorized the Road resultingIn.rninor damage to his
04 Superintendent to advertise for vehicle. Russell received injuries.
tenders, to apply pit run gravel On Sat. June ;12 on Con. 12,•
on 197.1 construction, i.n..three Mullett Twp. east of No. 4r
local newspapers. ' Highway, John Bylsma, RR 1,
Five tenders received, to Blyth was involved,in,a single car
supply a diesel motor tractor for accident'„'resulti, g in damage to
the Township, were_.opened and the vehicle he was driving.
considered': by Connell. Motion On Sat. June 12 on Lot 79,•
by Councillors Aitchison and Plan 5,„ Bayfield, Diana Laura
Hickey "That the Township of l3rochu, 170 Albert Street,
West • Wawanosh accept the Clinton struck—.a•.........•parked
tender of G & E. Sales and unattended vehicle owned ..by
Service, Lucknow, to provide a henry Machdwski, 350 'Ilu?on
Massey -Ferguson t1 sel tractor Street, Toronto 5, resulting in
and bar mower at $6,121.50, , minor damage to Mchowski
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Pete Collier and his Gemini
posted their second' win of Che
young season to -capture the
Bluewater Sailing -Club's Sunday
morning race amid southwinds
estimated at between 10 and 15
knots. Pirtle of the winning race
was 1:27.45 actual, '1:8.445
corrected.
'Second was Fred Jewell
(Chancy Blue); tl ird, ''•Paul
GET
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TOO
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Tinkertown
meeting .1
postponed
Parents of children to enroll
in -Tinkertown this..fal.) will not
be expected •to attend ' an
organizational meeting this
month as was previously
scheduled.
��^[y�M +ry,s. jt., Mt�o�.jn�ya��(r� �ry,M�/ug j�1��ryh�yh�,r yn�'
pressures of family and time, the
executive :of.. '1lnkertown has
agreed to postpone' the meeting
until the first of September.
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GOPERICH SI.ONA .. L. . ,. AY, ATE ; 244971
Encouraging
reports at.
Timet.ing
Parents who do wish to help
out during the summer with' the
accumulation of toys and other
equipment should contact Mrs.
Ann Knox at 524,-8403.
As well, there is still some
room left in the fall classes of
Tinkertown and parents who
wish to register their children
should get in touch with Mrs.
Knox as soon as possible.
the new supervisor,. Mrs. Jane
Lane is attending conferences
and meetings regarding
co-operative nursery schools and
is expect d to be a real asset to
the functioning of't'inkertown
in the fall.
Donald S. Curren, Leamington,
graduated this spring from St.
Clair College of; Applied Arts
and Technology, receiving a
general .bukiness diploma with a
major in data processing. Mr.
Curren, son of Mr. and Mrs:
George Currell, Goderich, has
been appointed office manager
at the Leamington District
Memorial Hospital.. He has-been
employed by finance companies
in the insurance and
bookkeeping field"arid was lately
managing the Leamington office
of the Household Finance
Company., (Beta Photos Studio)
NAME BRAND ITEMS
AlPRICES
Encou agh reports-,- were
'presented . by chairmen of:
standing committees at a recent
meeting of the Huron«Perth
Tuberculosis and Respiratory
Disease Association: held at
Seaforth Community Hospital. t "
,`The meeting was in charge Of
the president, Ivan Forsyth, RR
3, I£ippen.
Those deporting were Mrs. Ms' .
Dodds; - Stratford on Chest
Disease Screening;, Rev. Garbutt
Services and Rehabilitation; miss
E:"-- O'Brien, Goderich on
Education and Thomas ,Leiper, .
Londesboro on the Christmas ,
Seal Campaigns.
The Association voteda grant
to the "E. J. O'Brien TB Fund"
for developing countries. Mr. ,
O'Brien . has recently retired
from the Ontario TBRD •
Association after 44 years as Its
Director, Interested in the
develoiing,,country scene he, at
% his own personal expense,
started manyprogrammes in '
these g,,nn ,ries in TB control.
The TB problem in developing
countries is the same there now
as- was the case here at the turn
of the century. In view of today
communication assistance,of this
nature is in effect a form of self
defense.
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