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Sergeant Richard Cameron (right) a Radar Technician at
Canadian Forces Station Lowther, Kapuskasing, Ontario is
congratulated by the Station Commander, Lieutenant-Colonel
Robert Cooper on his recent promotion to Warrant Officer,
Warrant Officer Cameron, formerly of Ajax, Ontario joined
the RCAF in Toronto in 1952. Prior to'being assigned to CFS
Lowther of the North American Air Defence Command
(NORAD), he served two tours of duty at Canadian Forces
Base Clinton as an instructor on radar equipment, the first
from June 1957 to October 1961 and the second from August
1967 to August 1971.
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Each year an increasing
nvenber of outdeor enthusiasts
are visiting Ontario Provincial
Parks throughont the winter in
pursuit of many and varied
recreational activities, Entry fees
are charged only in a few parks
operated with special winter
facilities and programs. In most
parks, water systems and other
facilities mat be closed down
because of severe winter
weather.
Plan to visit a park this
winter, You may find new and
different wildlife, or you may
meet old acquaintances on the
trail who also enjoy nature
study, hiking, , snowshoeing,
cross-country skiing or
photography. Snowmobiling is
permitted in selected areas in 'a
number of parks.
This year four parks will have
special facilities to accommodate
winter camping. Sibbald Point
Park on Lake Simcoe, Pinery
Park on Lake Huron, Rondeau
Park on Lake Erie, and
Arrowhead Park near Huntsville
will have snowploughed roads
and campsites, heated
washrooms with hot Water,
central fuelwood, drinking water
and garbage disposal areas.
Individual electrical outlets are
available in the camping areas.
Regular fees for vehicle entry
or camping will apply in these
winter parks. Here are some of
the activities available;
Snowmobile in delightful
wooded rolling country on
specially marked trails.
Snowshoe and ski in one of
Ontario's major ski areas. Fish
for brook trout through the ice
of Mayflower and Arrowhead
Lakes after January lat. There
are excellent slopes for
tobogganing and an outdoor
skating rink. Outdoor skating
rink with shelter; ski and
snowshoe trails; specially
marked snowmobile trails, A
heated washroom, garbage
disposal and parking area are
located near launch ramps for
the convenience of Lake Simcoe
ice fishermen.
Pinery Provincial Park,
outdoor skating rink and
tobogganing area in operation at
all times; snowmobiling on 15
miles of marked trail; skiing
facilities include poma lift,
chalet and concession, beginners
slope and snowmaking
equipment. The ski-tow fee is
$1.00 per day per person and
the tow operates on weekends
only during the following hours:
Friday — 1:00 p.m. to 10:00
p.m.;.Saturday — 10:00 a.m. to
10:00 p.m.; Sunday — 10:00
a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Special
arrangements may be made for
operation of tow on week-days
for groups of 25 or more
persons,
As in the summer season,
winter park visitors are expected
to abide by rules laid down in
the interests of safety and
Emily, Balsam Lake, Presqu'ile,
Outlet Beach, Bon Echo,
Arrowhead, Mark S. Burnham,
Killarney, Kakabeka, Sibley.
Snowmobiles Permitted — to
travel only on existing park road
systems, in all parks not listed.
A number of cross-country
trails have been established on
Crown lands by the department
of lands and forests to
accommodate snowmobilers
who prefer this kind of prepared
and marked trail development.
These trails, located in areas
of relatively heavy snow cover,
are established to supplement
the trails developed in provincial
parks and the many other trails
marked by snowmobile clubs,
winter resorts arid private
landowners.
There is no charge for the use
of these trails which include the
provision of parking areas,
toilets and garbage containers.
Many of the trails are marked
with reflective signs to permit
safe night travel. Please sign the
trail registers at the parking
areas. A supply of trail guide
maps is placed at these locations.
Horseshoe Lake Trail, this
trail commences from a parking
lot located 14 miles north of
Coldwater on the Severn Falls
Road (Simcoe County Road 17.)
The trail is a circular 18 mile
route and can be travelled in 3
to 4 hours at normal cruising
speed. It provides a wide variety
of terrain including lakes,
marshes, high rocky cuts and
timber lands. Two stop-over
points have been developed.
Ptarmigan Trail, commencing
from the same starting point as
the Horseshoe Lake Trail, this
new trail east of County Road.
17 will cover a total of 20 miles.
It combines a long and short
loop system with four stop-over
points and touches Matchedash,
Eastern and Dumbell Lakes.
Wilson Lake Trail, the trail
commences at the Shawanaga
River bridge on Highway 69
approximately 19 miles north of
Parry Sound. The parking lot is
approximately one mile east of
Highway 69 on the Wilson Lake
Road. The return trip, entirely
through forested land, is 25
miles in all with three stop-over
sites; including one in the Village
of Ardbeg. The trail requires no
travel on lakes, and creeks have
been bridged. A new 10 mile
trail now links on the Wilson
Lake trail to the Village of
Pointe au Baril.
Sherbourne Trail, travel along
25 miles of old forest roads
through the rugged country of
the Haliburton Highlands. This
circle route begins at a parking
lot on Highway 35 at Wren
Lake, five miles south of Dorset.
Oxtongue Lake to Dorset
Trail, here is an interesting 10
mile trail suitable for night travel
linking the communities Of
Oxtongue Lake and Dorset.
Parking And services are available
at both ends of the trail,
Livingstone Trail, begin at
Dorset And travel eastward along
this 25 mile circle route, The
trail touches a number of lakes
and passes through mature
hardwood forest. Here is an
apportunity to view large virgin
White Pine which were bypassed
by the loggers half a century
ago,
Seguin. Trail: this abandoned
railway line has been converted
to an excellent 45 mile
cross-country trail, The parking
areas are located seven miles
south of Parry Sound on
Highway 69 and three miles west
of Emsdale on Highway 11. The
trail runs roughly parallel to
Highway 518 and touches
several, rnall communities along
the way. There are two unique
bridge crossings over the Seguin
River,
Galway Trail: this 26 mile
marked trail is located in Galway
Township approximately 40
miles north or Peterborough,
The parking area is adjacent to
Highway 507, about six miles
north of its intersection with
Highway 36. This trail passes a
number of small lakes, no travel
On ice is required to complete
the circle route.
Silent Lake Trail: this 15 mile
trail circles around Silent Lake
through an interesting range of
topography, and forest cover.
The parking area is located on
Highway 28 approximately 13
miles north of Apsley (one mile
north of Dyno road cutoff.)
Cavendish — Anstruther
Trail: this 40 mile circle route
lies between Highway 507 and
Highway 28. The western area is
located 12 miles north of Flyns
Corners on Highway 507. The
eastern terminus is located one
mile off Highway 28 on the Eels
Lake Road (approximately nine
miles north of Apsley).
Kendall Area: located in the
scenic Great Pine Ridge country
northeast of Oshawa, this 700
acre area provides an interesting
and challenging variety of open
and wooded areas in hilly
country. As no specific trails are
marked, visitors are asked to
respect the newly reforested
areas and surrounding private
lands. Travel north from
Newcastle for seven miles on
Highway 35. Turn east at the
Village of Kirby on County
Road nine and travel four miles
passing the Oshawa Ski Club, to
the parking area.
Bon Echo Trail, begin at Bon
Echo Provincial Park on
Highway 41 and travel westward
on this 25 mile trail. The trail
connects with an extensive
system of trails developed by the
Highlands of Hastings Tourist
Council.
Limerick Forest: this
extensive area of reforestation
managed by the department of
lands and forests provides the
setting for 55 miles of marked
trails. Follow Country Road 18
north for seven miles to
Roebuck. Continue north for six
miles on a Township road to the
forest headquarter.
6A Clinton News-fivortrd, Thursday, December 16, 1971
Winter comes to provincial parks...
conservation, The operation of
snowmobiles in prohibited in
some parks but is permitted in
specified areas in many others.
These restrictions are necessary
to protect wildlife and
waterfowl habitats, developed
nature trails, extensive tree and
shrub plantings and designated
primitive, natural and historic
zones within parks.
Snowmobiling may be
temporarily restricted in any
park when the snow depth is less
than six inches.
Here is a summary of where
you may snowmobile in parks in
1971 -72 , Snowmobiles
Prohibited, Long Point
Provincial Park, Bass Lake, Mara,
Springwater, McRae Point,
North Beach, Sandbanks,
Killbear,
Lake Superior — except to
travel on the Mijin Lake Road
between Hwy. 17 and Mijin,
Mequon, Almonte, Wabigoon
and Mirirnake Lakes.
Quetico except to travel on
lakes and waterways forming
international boundary.
Algonquin, Montreal River
Nature Reserve Park — Twp, 29,
Range XIV, Gibson R-iver Nature
Reserve Park — Baxter Twp.
Matawatchan Nature Reserve
Park — Matawatchan Twp,
Waubashene Beaches Nature
Reserve Park — Tay Twp.
Snowmobiles Restricted — to
travel only on designated and
marked trails — minimum of 6"
snow depth. Pinery, Rondeau,
Earl Rowe, Sibbald, Darlington,
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Farmers should be aware of
the new lumber standards,
advises Professor Ross Irwin,
School of Engineering,
University of Guelph.
For many years, a 2x4 was
actually 1.568 inches by 3-568
inches, This has now been
reduced to 11/2 inches by 31/2
inches,
The changed standards are
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development in Canada and the
United States, says Professor
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more uniformity in size and
moisture content. Under the old
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the shrinkage of green lumber.
Now, separate schedules have
been established for green and
dry lumber to ensure they end
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Lumber 2 inches and less in
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thickness with a moisture
content of 19% or less will carry
a stamp of S-DRY. If the
moisture content is above 19%,
it is stamped $-GRN and should
have been oversized when cut.
Dealers may have the old and
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For this reason, it is important
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Be sure you know what you are
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Come to the auditorium of the Central
Huron Secondary School on Monday,
December 20, 1971 at 7:30 for an hour of
Christmas caroling. His Worship the Mayor
of Clinton Mr. D. E. Symons hopes to read
the Christmas Story as found in Luke
2:1-20, Let young and old come to this
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