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CoDsfrHctIon underwayfor new plat
Construction of the Textral Fibres Ltd. plant in.the Goderich
industrial Park began Fast' week with site excavation: John.
Vanderwai, a bulldozer operater with Schiedel Construction
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Ltd., Cambridge, appears to be looking over the top of a
mound of .dirt at the construction site. He is actually sitting
on 'his machine. (staff photo) •.
Green thumbersenjoy hike with botanist
On Wednesday, July 31 the
.
Goderich Green Thumbers Gar-
den Club__.assembled at n t►he
home ` Mrs. A. Barnett -where
they .w e joined by .12 mem-
hers of e Clinton Junior Gar-
deners, accompanied 'by Miss
Margaret Sloman,' their leader,
and one of herr-assistants,.Mr.s.
Florence Pullen.'
• The group. of enthusiastic
young gardeners proceeded
south to the .Old Macllwain
Homestead where Mr. Wheeler
,greeted them and welcAmed
th•e.m 'to his Charming-,
historical, beautifully land-
scap'e-d ° estate with its ih-
teretiting Nature Trail.
The 'natural beauty of this . Autumn Flower Show.
trail was further enriched as. 'Many children saw and en,
Mrs. Pullen, a graduate joyed wild._black and. red rasp -
botanist, kindly shared her berries for thefirst,'time.
knowledge of the various types
of grasses and wildflowers and
their , habits .as .the children
came -upon some 'unusual or ex-•
citing flower or leaf.
Returning to, Black's Point
Rd. a hungry, thirsty .group of
excited, tired, ,happy -children
proceeded to one of John Hind
marsh's. log cabins; ' where
Barnett greeter°: them with
Everyone paused at the. fresh'ie and treats. %
scenic trout pond to admire the . Following lunch,'' President
pond lilies •and watch' the trout Scott Wilson, very ably offered
leap' f, insects.- Children a vote of thanks to Mrs. Bar-
ennerged w arms filltd with nett • for • co-ordinating and
• various types of mosses, wild supervising the afterriaon':s
flowers and• vegetation 'they' program.
plan to dry for arrangements in.,: He then called on secretary -
the dried flower section of the • - .treasurer, MichaelMpadden to,
present his report' of their
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previous meeting.
The JuniorGardener's Creed
was ,read in unison: °As a
member ,of, this, club,' I must
remember that my actions will
tell others how 'good or how
bad the Club is. First, I must
respect the laws of our country.
It is -my duty to help keep -our
community clean and to ' en-
courage others to dothe same..
1' will respect other •people's
property at all times, including
the public plantings and flower.
beds, for I am part owner of all
public works. I will beautify my
home -surroundings by growing`
flowers' and keeping the
grounds tidy. It .is my privilege
to ,conserve the nat4ra:l ibeauty
of our country' and to protect
the wild animals, birds '•and'
flowers. All this I will do with
pleasure 'and pride."
'-Mrs. Barnett wishes•'to-thank
all Mothers who assisted by
transporting .. the, children to
Viand from the ' picnic, and
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Taylor's Corner
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The „Taylor's Corner Com-
munity Club held its • annual
picnic at the Holmesvitle
_School on Wednesday, July 31.
Martha De,Boer, president,
welcomed, members and guests,
with a special welcome to new
residents in the community. A
short meeting Was held before
activities began.
A letter was read from the
group's faster child in South
America • and $64 was voted
totard drilling a well
Ethiopia through IJ:N,I.C.,E.F.
Della Rodges and Ila Oke
were in charge of the women's
prograin„ in the afternoon. The
results were:
Most buttons, Ida Snyder,
smallest waist, -Marlene Bush;
most, grandchildren, Ila Oke:
biggest shoe, Grace Bakker;
card game, Eileen Wieringa;
guess toothpicks in a jar, Mar-
tha DeBoer; • drop clothes pins
in a jar, ' Martha De$oer;
elimination contest, Helen
Westbrook. , •
Joyce Oke and Sylvia John -
Tractor Club
The second monthly meeting
of the Huron County 4-H Trac-
tor Club was held at
McGavin's Farm Equipment in
VValtdn.
The speaker that was present
gave a very informative talk on
tractor trouble-shootgng. He
also had on display some new
tractor parts. •
After a .question and answer
period, refreshments were ser-
ved by Mr.' McGavin.
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pucnic ne.
ston looked after the children's
program and the results were:
Race under 4, Tammy
Talbot, Angles Bakker,
Michael Bush, 5 to 8, Melinda
Wieringa, Cathy Oke; boys and
girls Kevin Talbot; ,race 9 to 12,
girls - Shiela Phillips, Yvonne
Wieringa, Cathy DeBoer, race 9
to 12, boys, °Stephen DeBoer,
Allan Bakker, Harold
W°eringa; bubble contest,
Kevin Talbot, Yvonne
Wieringa, 8hiela Phillips;
treasure hunt, Jan Ginn; lucky
stop, Harold Wieringa:
At 5 p.m. the men ,and other
members,of the families arrived
and approximately 80 sat down
to an enjoyable supper and ,a
friendly chat with neighbours
in the community.
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