The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-06-15, Page 18A VISIT IN TUCKERSMITH — A tour of the Bayfield watershed by members of the Bayfield-Ausable
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The Ausable-Bayfield Con-
servation Authority took steps
Thursday to curb any future
trouble at the Thedford Con-
servation Area Park,
The trouble on the Memorial
Day weekend was blamed on
"our American long-haired
friends," by Thedford's
representative on the authority,
Robert Love,
Mr. Love was sharply critical
of the Ontario Provincial Police
for not removing a rowdy group
from the park on that weekend
despite the fact it is a "day park"
and no overnight camping is
allowed.
He complained that police did
not remove the group on the
Saturday night of that weekend.
He said they didn't leave until
Monday "after they had stolen a
$2,000 boat and sunk it in the
lake."
R., E. Pooley of Exeter ex-
plained that, by the time police
were asked to come to the park,
the group had become drunk,
were joined by others created the
possibility of turning the situation
into a "riot" if police interceded.
The authority meeting even-
tually decided to leave the
policing in the hands of the ad-
ministration to resolve.
Just what the administration
was supposed to do was not
spelled out. However, it is ex-
pected it will contact the OPP
By MRS. STAN PR ESZCATOR
Mrs. ?lorence Collett and Bert
Williams of Galt spent last week
with Mr. & Mrs, Charles Collett
and family,
Mr. & Mrs. Percy Cave, North
Surrey, B.C. and Mrs. Myrtle
Hunter, Exeter, spent some
holidays with their brother Eli
Sims.
Mr, & Mrs, Cliff Miles of
London spent a few days with Mr.
& Mrs. Jack Dye.
Ches Chaisson, London, spent
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Don
Dinney and family.
Shellie Glanville, Janet Wilds
and Marty MacDonald attended a
birthday party for Barbara
Glanville on Saturday who was
seven years old on June 4.
Ted Van Rompay and girls
of Dashwood spent Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and
family.
well in advance of future holiday
weekends if they expect further
trouble to occur.
William Amos of Parkhill
authority chairman, said the
police have asked the authority to
put a gate on the park with signs
indicating an 8 p.m. closing time,
He explained the executive
pondered the idea of hiring
private security guards plus
other citizens to police the park
on holiday weekends but found
this would cost about $500 per
weekend,
He said Thedford is the only
park in the authority's
jurisdiction that has experienced
this type of problem. He said part
of the poroblem was that all the
nearby camping areas such as
the Pinery and Ipperwash were
filled on that weekend so the
Thedford park ended up taking
the spill-over,
When asked to define the
"American long-hairs," several
members made it clear the
authority was not labelling all
Americans, but the certain few
who come over to Canada without
the funds to pay for proper ac-
commodation.
They said a few Canadians can
fall into the same category, They
said the group they referred to
was not confined to motorcycle
club members or so-called hip-
pies.
Mr. Love said that, when the
group finally left the park that
holiday Monday, they warned
they would be back on the next
American holiday weekend - July
4.
He wondered out loud if the
police were "passing the buck
around" but added that Chatham
district OPP headquarters has
promised to "give us some
service on the July 4th weekend."
Mr, Pooley described the
Memorial weekend group as
"Americans who become
radicals over here,"
Pooley said one thing the police
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By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SH I P KA
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Sheppard
and Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Gillies of
Ailsa Craig spent last weekend in
Toronto where they attended the
taping program for next season
of the "Pig and Whistle"
program. They also visited with
Mrs. Sheppard's brother, Mr. &
Mrs. John Lamport, Debbie and
Fred in Toronto.
Mr. & Mrs, Glenn Sharpe of
Mississauga spent the weekend
with his parents Mr. & Mrs.
Verne Sharpe.
Tom Russell and Rosanne
Schiebel of Belle River spent the
weekend visiting with Tom's
parents and other friends in this
area.
Mark Adams and Sue Anne
Schroeder along with other
classmates from Grade 7 and 8 of
Zurich Public School spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at
Camp Sylvan and slept outside in
covered wagons Tuesday night.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Meininger,
Bruce and Lisa of Detroit, spent a
few days here with Bob's parents,
Mr, & Mrs, Art Meininger.
Bill Morenz returned to his
home in London Thursday after a
15 day stay in St. Joseph's
Hospital,
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lane, Ellen
and Willard, London, visited
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Karl
Guenther and Karen,
Mr. & Mrs. Doug McNair and
Charlene, Ailsa Craig, visited
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Harry
Sheppard,
Mrs. Clyde Nicholson of
Courtright visited Friday with
her father Mr. Herb Harlton, and
with her sister and family, Mr. &
Mrs. Karl Guenther and Karen,
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker visited
Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs.
Jake Reder at Hayfield.
Sunday dinner guests with Mr.
& Mrs. Dick Zielman and family
were Mr. & Mrs. John Zand-
wyk, Harry, Michael, Janny
and Dorothy, and Mrs. Zand-
wyk's father and sister Mr,
Merino Martin and Alma Martin,
all of Zurich.
Bill Coleman ann son John,
Kippen, visited Sunday with Mr,
& Mrs. H. Morenz,
asked is that, if security people
are hired, they be persons who
will be prepared to go to court to
testify if charges are ever laid.
In other business, the authority
approved taking out a six-month
option on a 16-acre parcel of land
in Tuckersmith Township just
south of Clinton for future park
purposes. The purchase price
contained in the option is $10,000.
It approved the expenditure of
$5,000 for repairs to the apron and
spillway of the Exeter Dam in-
cluding concrete reinforcement.
The work is already underway
with Exeter to pay 90 percent of
the authority's share.
Prior to the meeting, members
took an afternoon-long tour of the •
authority's northern watershed
through Tuckersmith, Stanley,
McKillop, and Goderich town-
ships, Seaforth and Bayfield.
The members learned that the
authority will move its ad-
ministrative operations into the
By MRS. IRVIN RAPER
DASHWOOD
The Family and Consumer
Affairs committee with Mrs.
Stuart Wolfe, convener, was in
charge of the June meeting of
Dashwood WI, Mothers were
special guests and the 4-II girls
presented a fashion parade of
sleepwear. They also had a
display.
The leaders Mrs. Gordon
Bender, Mrs, Lloyd'Beaver, Mrs.
Earl Keller and Mrs. Ray Rader
were presented gifts in ap-
preciation for their work with the
girls. Gifts were presented to the
girls as well. Susan Grigg for her
sixth project; Adrienne Van
Raay for her 12th and Mrs. Earl
Keller for advanced honors, The
same leaders will teach "The
Third Meal,"
Mrs. Gordon Bender president
dealt with the business. The
articles for the fall fair were
discussed. It was reported that
$104.50 was collected for the Red
Cross, The London area con-
vention will be held at the
Banqueteer, October 26 and 27,
Mrs, Howard Maier gave a
detailed report of the District
Annual,
Mrs. Stuart Wolfe was
chairlady for the program, Roll
call was answered by naming
"Little things that make life
beautiful." Mrs. Rosaleen
Schenk discussed the motto,
"Don't let yesterday take up too
much of today," Mrs. Earl Keller
gave a reading, Jack Gaiser and
Stanley Haist entertained with
Guitar and singing.
The group was divided into four
and a symposium held with
discussion of teenagers yester-
day and today under the
following headings; family
relationship, clothing and hair
styles; home and management.
former Kongskilde property in
Exeter July 5. The offices are
now located in Riverview Park in
Exeter.
Charles Martene of Zion
Lutheran church was a lay
delegate to the convention of the
Lutheran Church, Missouri
Synod at Waterloo Lutheran
university last week.
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard
Restemayer accompanied by Mr.
SZ Mrs. Norman Breen, Parkhill,
attended the Thompson-
McKinnon wedding reception at
Bridgeport Saturday evening.
Supper guests with Mr, & Mrs.
David Rader Sunday were Mr. &
Mrs. Irvin Rader and family,
Mary Jo and Shelley Howe,
London, and Mr. & Mrs, Fred
Miller and girls, Zion.
Mary-Jo and Shelley Howe,
London were weekend guests
with their grandparents Mr. &
Mrs. Irvin Rader,
Mrs. Cora Gaiser has returned
home after spending several
weeks with her daughter and
family, Rev, and Mrs. Bruce
Seebach, Kitchener.
Mrs. Amelia Willert, Mr. &
Mrs. Cliff Penhale, and Mrs. Bob
Newton, London attended Alma
College commencement, Wed-
nesday June 7 when their grand-
daughter and niece, Patricia
Willert, Goderich graduated.
Weekend visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Alphonse Grenier, Dash-
wood, were Albert Foster, Essex,
England; Mr. & Mrs. Bill Baker
and family, Hensall; Mr. & Mrs,
Adam Wilson and son,
Brucefield; Mr, & Mrs. Glen
Baker, London; Mr. & Mrs. Leo
Janisse and Karen, London; and
Mr, & Mrs, Richard Rader,
Goderich.
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