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1.5 kg
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AY, JUNE 22, 1963—PAGE 11A
Industry
opens
EXETER - The new
manufacturing facilitiesof
Dunlop Construction
Products Inc. at Hunan Park
officially opened on June 17.
Dunlop Construction
Products Inc. manufactures
Dunseal single ply systems
for roofing and water
proofing. It is a division of
Dunlop Holdings, a
multinational manufac-
turing operation, primarily
concerned with rubber based
products.
Round
'n About
• from page 1OA
Walt will use the bike while
I'm gone. This winter he
hasn't!
Our art teacher does
beautiful work and is a very
good teacher. She is self-
taught and she like at
Goderich, depended on hav-
ing a weekend artist or
seminars. But she has come
a long way. Her home- is
lovely with spacious lawns,
flowers and all kinds of trees
that make you relax. We
seldom paint outdoors. Most
of the teaching has been
from slides the teacher has
taken on her travels.
About (aboot) time for cof-
fee. I put the kettle on and
noon hour we relax m her •
lovely living - sitting - music
room where you look out to
the river.
You wouldn't believe how
hard Gwe work! By three
o'clock many are ready to
quit. Actually it takes you a
half hour to get ready to
paint and longer to finish up -
even then, most of the time
you still have 'brushes to
clean.
I must tell you about
"aboot". Every once in a
while someone will ask,
"Are you from Canada?" "I
thought so - they all say
"aboot"!! Well, that really
gets nue! I have never con-
sciously said aboot for about.
My ou's I always say with a
big ow w and I can't figure.
ow -w in the devil they hear
an oo-oot! Anyway, I'm a
good Canadian oot or ow w -t
and always tell about our
beautiful country - especial-
ly in and around Goderich.
This winter was warm and
dry . and .so. there. -has _ been
lots of shuffleboard played_ I
love it! It is a real challenge - -
I compare it with. lawn bowl-
ing, the winter curling. They
too, are real competitive.
Alley bowling doesn't com-
pare with these games but it
is a battle, also -
I also love the ,stores - all
air conditioned - or heated at
the need might be. I spent
hours just doing a little shop-
ping_ Very educational!
Some evenings have been
quite cool as then I play pool_
I also have a couple of nights
of bridge each week: I enjoy.
the pool game. Some nights I
could hold my own with the
men. Sometimes you can't ,, y
do anything right. But the
men are friendly and they
tolerate me but hate to lose
to a woman. We all get a big
'kick out of it. Now, THAT'S a
game that is a real
challenge.
This year they also have
the bumper pool table and
some of the gals will play it.
One night a couple dropped
in while I was o -o -t and Walt
said, "I just told then you
were down at the pool hall"
Anyway, there are not too
many dull moments with me
and I enjoy every minute of
it.
In the same Rec HO, they
have card games an(bingo,
crafts and exercise sessions
certain days_
We have visited Doug and
Madeline a lot of Sundays.
Quite often their great-
grandkids are there enjoying
the pool or they have other
company. Marg and Murray
Holland were surprise
visitors. I was happy to see
Matt and Janie Jordan from
SHAPE near Brussels,
Holland. They will soon be
retiring and have a home
near Fort Meyers waiting
for them.
I hate to mention weather
but this year we had some
rain storms that were quite
an experience. Somehow,
the rain god in the sky has a
huge barrel, which full to the
brim, is dumped - whoosh -
on you,and then quits, then
dumps more. Those rain
storms areuite interesting
and can be terrifying. We
didn't have too many. April
and May were VERY hot
and dry but Velma and Mar-
tha
artha W. your planters are do-
ing O.K. These ladies live in
Port Albert. I didn't meet
them in Canada! We have
had a few rains now, sol
guess their summerr is here
for iiiiii. I didn't get to
Disney World as 1 had hoped
but -perhaps later. The sum-
mer is nice, I am told, has a
shower "most every day.
I hope everyone well and
hope to see you soon.
Love Martha