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rni still trying toget nv feet With the snowmobile being a
back on the ground. Silly- t 1 must for every young family these'
suddenly notice so much activity days, I can see where these two
in and around the town that I feel young people kneww• what they were
that I'm missing something -and doing when the' • arranged
• we can't do that, now. clan -we" everything for all year round fun
I thought •the building in town About opening time I'm sure
would ease up once the Clinton you will see pictures of all .the
base was closed and all those lovely rooms -but right now -with
houses were on the market -but I a lot to be finished, you really had
seelhat4it hasn't made a -bit of . to visualise -or -rather- -guess
difference. as houses, what that funny little room•with all
apartments and business places the boards and slat 'seats would
are c.oming•along at a,great pace. be, etc. This dummy had never'
I had known that the,new golf' seen in a sauna hath before, but
course just out of town was with the fine shower room,,
opening this spring officially but lockers and large space -I.,
now I•find'it will be having its suppose for changing and
grand opening in :a couple of resting -lean see that they have
weeks -Saturday the twentieth.:to thought of the best of everything
be precise. for their guests.
Shirley and Paul Baechler are I could easily go on and on
two of the nicest kids y.ou'd want to discribing this fine club house but -
know -=and I've heard how hard I expect Shirley -and Paul will 15e
they had been working. so I happy to have you see it for
thought I'd go and see just what yourself. So, do'•just.that.
they HAD been'doi•ng, Everyone is buy down at the
• I've always felt the country was harbour -and we will probably
;, ve•a bust y a, tan 1ailtum
cdurs•e-not that we haven't a by the looks of the space left open
pretty one right herein town. but. now that the old storage Takers
I liked the idea of the rolling land.. are snuggled 'tidily together.
the crooked. stream and. lots of The Blue Whater Sailing Club--
things tart would make, a golfer biggest name in water fun since,
really work for the points he the Menesetung Canoe Club, have
• made. CHALLENGE -that's the their program all set up for the
0.+Ar. wOrd andthat's what a real golfer summer. '
needs and he's going to get it out You will probably see it in the
there. Still.- I understand that it paper or in some prorfinent
isn't one that will discourage the place,, but I just wanted to remind
.duffer' -or whatever you call the you that next weekend. Sunday.
Out) swinger" that's making • the May 21. is the date for the first of
,tart. fly. their series of races. They start
'The club house was a pleasant at 10:30 a.m. •
surprise. I just took a good look I just hope it'won't be too cold
around and decided that whoever for us to sit upon the bank --(of the
drew up the plans for the building proposed Sully Memorial Park)
was •a golfer wilo loved to relax and watch, the fun these fellows,
• alter his game and also have a are havingwith their trim little
• nice place- where he might
entertain' his,frrends-winter or
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Every Sunday .morning -well,
nearly every Sunday -from now
until Sept. 17. •there's going to•he¢
great goings on in the harbour
area, so get ready for it.
One little craft that interests
me -and I want to find out more
about it -is the "FIREBALL''.
What do you know about- it? Not
'much more than I -is that right?
Well. 'we will have to do something
about that because this fast little
-..craft-•is going to create•_a greatdeal of interest this year -and.
that's for sure.
I 'know 'a great many of you
enjoyed the musical "What's Yer
Fancy?" last ,weekend.
I was just unp,icky enough to.
have -missed the playRuth Leonard
directed -and I heard 'it was a
real -laugh-getter, and also. the
/Musical which was a real
ass,
.I'd like to bet that most of the
riieltlffi�slitgr'g`a: "" a
let of the lovely old songs •
.Marjorie\ Hays -Dunlop planned•-
for them. 'On good autbol'ity-
from the ' most surprising
critics -I was told it was the most
enjoyable evening they had spent
in years.
Now THAT'S praise'
•
The semi annual meeting of the
Grey Bruce Regional Tourist
Council was held last Wednesday,
Aprik-1 `at Sauble Lodge, where
an assembly , of municipal
leaders, tourist operators and
others concerned with improving
tourism, heard speakers from the
provincial_ government of
Ontario.
Don Davis, planning analyst,
Georgian Bay region of the
provincial • government,
forecasted highway 10 would be
improved to a four lane artery.
Mr. Davis claimed that stronger
eoznmunication is needed between
area and provincial planners. Any
dialogue. such as these meetings,
will be of great value in planning
and structuring future
development,
Harvey Davis, warden of Bruce
County, Lyall McInnis, and mayor
Rober•t•Rttherford of Owen Sound
offered their observations of °the
Provincial Governments planning
and also'reiferated their
• willingness • to assist tourist,
14Y. SUE FREEMAN
The school choir has resumed
under his direction and tie directs . enter.
the large concert band. You will •
hear both of these tonight.
The , Viking Concert Band
played for the Junior students and.
the Senior students heard the
Beck band and choir in afternoon
assemblies today. The 103
London students will be billetted
in Goderich homes for the night.
Also taking part in the. Music Theme for the contest is one of
Night program are the 'Goderich the four seasons or a festival. Art
Laketown'Band, G.D,C.I. Viking workcanbeany size up to 16 and
Concert ,Band, and Top Brass 20 inches and in any medium the
Stage Band. Such pieces as "Die youngster selects.
-.Meistersinger", "Time Out For
A Jam Session", "Chicago",, Closing date•for the contest is
-Let It Be", "Jesu Joy'of Man's July 31, 1972. For further
Desire and Salute ttre Duke'. ----information, contact .•,-._m.rs•,
wilLbe played for your pleasure. • Prevett or Ralph 'E. Smith,
The concert begins at 8:00 in principal of Robertson Memorial
the new gymnasium. School.
Tonight, Thursday, ik Music
Night. The program this year
features the band and choir from°
L'ondoii Beck Secondary School,
directed by Bill Bettger, a former
•Student Council presidents oft;,
G`. D.C.I.
Upon graduating Bill attended
the University . of Western
Ontario, where he graduated from
the Honours Music Course. He
then taught music to the students
of Westlane Secondary School in
Niagara Falls for three years and
was organist of Stanford United
Church, in the city .
Bill is busy, in this his first
ronlziCIOn in xnv -way:
.year at Beck, as he teaches
p Instrumental Music at the
•John Smith, M.P.P. for riding Secondary School as well as to
of- Hamilton Mountain and
Parliamentary assistant to the Grades 7 and 8 at adjoining 1 ady
Beck.
minister of industry and tourism,
quoted. that • "The Ontario
government is also interested in
helping enterprising small
businesses -particularly small
tourist ' business -through
exanding and; innovating -our
.,ror•strv's Ontario Development
Corporation Loans Program.
Again, your region ., should
benefit''.
, A Fellowship Hour, was
followed with music. provided by
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Mrs. Kay Prelett announced
this week that the UNICEF Art
Contest is open to all Canadian
children between the ages of eight -
and 15. She has encouraged as
.many Godericlr'pand area
residents as are interested to
Mrs. Prevett said that 12
entries from Canada will be
selected by a national jury, for
international exhibit in Paris:
One artist and his or her parent
or guardian' will have a free flight
to Paris for the showing.
ports report
BY WILMA OKE Mr, Vintar reported letters with the Wingham town council to
Ata meeting ot'the Huron -Perth from two,students who shared in seek a remedy "for the dust
County Roman Catholic Separate the $75 .scholarship from the situation on the road to Sacred
School Board in St. Michael's hoard to the l(iwanis Music Heart School in the town.
School, 'Stratford, Monday. night Festival in Stratford -Susan Mr. Young reported a standard
reports were given on the meeting Trethewey and Douglas Bell, both trophy case is being installed in
the St. Mary's folk singers• organized by Spence Cumminu� of Stratford, - Immaculate Conception School in
-" vc�1Yt �r#irrri r~ firvu �° ''=-~• -4--� Stratford and ones i i e -installed
' rn on, regar In�,T `Fie ports
Ted Doughty recently complex at .the,former Canadian It was,a•lso announced that open in any school needing one -
appointed general manager, was Forces Base near Clinton. house will be held at St. Mary's Mr, Walraven was authorized
introduced: Mr. Doughty's Trustee Chris Walraven, St. School in Hasson on June 4 from to arrange during the summer to
remarks were that of enthusiasm Marys, said .he believed the 12 noon to 2 p.m. to inspect the lraue'fill put• on t..e •section of the
and he reminded everyone that- meeting of interest to Huron recent renovations !nide at the school yard at Holy Name School,,.
"There is reason for you to be • County residents but grot to Perth. school. ''inSt. Marys where it is needed.
proud. of Grey and Bruce as 'a Trustee - Vincent •Young' „ of ,
The Board granted Arthur Haid, R.R.'4, Listowel,
toutist region. Goderich said he did not believe it a u t h o r i a•t i o n t o the ,chairman of the transportationFollowing w the meeting . concerned boards of education but Superintendent of Education to committee, reported on an
president Harry Chapman, • approve texts and materials to be advanced bus driver's course at
•responded to questions by the approve
for special education Fanshawe College in London,
press regarding the council's purposes in courses where these Jack Lane, Business
opinion of Owen Sound's upcoming are not supplied., • 'Administrator, reported he hopes
Vincent Young, chairman of the ' to show a film, The Broken Bus, at
building and property committee. the next meeting df the board to
reported his committee was demonstrate what can `happen in
budgeting the amount of money an accident • t o student'
available for repair's. such as passengers.
rc Ming, windows. L.. painting. Michael Connolly, chairman,of
fencing and asphalt. and then they the personnel and• salary
will- decide which schools-• need negotiating -committee. said that'
which, negotiations with the teachers' -
A meeting is to be requested committee are underway;
Y HELECONNELLY
Although the weatherman was
most. unto -operative over the
.weekend, many golfers
experienced that tremendous
feeling of being on the course for
the .first time ofthis season.
Hopefully, the temperatures will
rise during the- week making next
weekend even more pleasureful.
In the last stages of count down
before the Official Opening May
20, Club Manager Denis is quite
busy supervising all operafipns in
the final groohming. It sure must
be hard for him to keep up ,with all
the activity. Must seem that there
is not enough hours in the day.
Gosh, girls, we sure are not
goingto have any problems
--.•getting to- the -Cour -se -this -season
with the Transportation Service
s provided for us or
liquor vote.
"The Grey Bruce regional
tourist council has been on rzecbrd
fora number of years .as being in
favour of any facilities which will
. assist the hospitality industry in
attracting additional tourist
income".
"As• such Mr: Chapman
added, "This executive snworts
the possibility of any conii'i fitii itv
in our region being licensed by the
L,L.B.O. wefeelthat we are hosts
to thousands of
vacation...many of
accustomed to these
their home area' ",
- _ ove;- Martha.
people on
whom are
amenities in
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seemed to he an attempt to have a
Huron County recreational' area
formed.
Five trustees indicated their
interest •in attending the annual
convention of • the Canadian
Catholic Trustees Association in
Vancouver oh September 21. 22
and 23 -Board chairman. James
Morris of Stratford and trustees
Howard Shantz of Strat1`ord.
Vincent Young of Goderich.
Francis H•icknell of R.R.5.
,aforth and Chris ' Walraven.
'Superintendent of Education..Jo,hn
Vintar, said that it was important
to keep updated: If you don't keep
up' ,to date, you fall h'ehind.' •
Reservations ill be,made in June
when it is decided who will attend
Mr. Vintar reported an
,-invitation from the Huron County
Board of Education fortrustees to
attend the offi•cial•opening`of-the
new addition ' at the, Seaforth
Public School which will he held at
8p,rn: onMav 2"9.•James Morris.
• F.rancis Hicknell, Michael
Connolly. Joseph ,Y.;oohv and
Vincent Young said they expected
to attend.
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any other golfing members of our
families. Be sure,to call making
arrangements to be picked up for
your game. Now, if we can only
talk the Management into a Baby
Care Centre our games would be
perfect.
If golf does not provide a means
of relaxation after your hectic
day, then a leisurely,
comfortably, warm showier
followed by a session in the dry
heat of a sauna and a cold shower
may work for you.
Please check the ad elsewhere
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membership. Remember, doing
'what does the most for -us is the -
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