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welcoming some more subscrib-
ers to the expanding list, and
this week adds the names of
the following:
Arthur R. Ford,
Bayfield, Ont. 1-65
Garth Westlake,
Gold River, B.C.
T. W. Orr,
400 William St,
Stratford, Ont.
Mrs. N. R. McConkey,
Hayfield, Ont. 10-64
Tames Fotheringharn,
R.R. 2, Kippen, Ont.
H. K. Kennedy,
Hayfield, Ont. 7-65
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of his summer vacation.
Letter To
The Editor
The Editor,
Dear Sir:
The Pioneer Park Associa-
tion is pleased to note that the
editor of the Bayfield Bulletin
has directed the attention of
the community to the deplor-
able condition of the steps ad-
jacent to the Pioneer Park.
The Association wishes to
make it clear that these steps
are on town property and so
do not come under the juris-
diction of our organization.
Needless to say we are deep-
ly concerned about their con-
dition and would hope that
your article will strengthen the
point of urgency for some ac-
tion op the two requests sent
by us to council since last Oc-
tober, that they be put in a
condition to make them use-
able for the numbers of people
who go up and clown to that
beach.
Sincerely,
F. H. PAULL.
President of Pioneer
Park Association.
Bayfield, Ontario,
Monday ,July 27, 1964,
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