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| 1 | | | | | | | | | | | | { { ' | NOT JUST ANOTHER LERBY Aragunt-Gth,-1990;-----\_ TERRACE BAY NEWS \-- Page 7, LeCLAIR - BEAULIEU VOWS TAKEN - Cont'd from the thousands of visitors coming from the Page 3 United States and from other provinces, blue suit with white accessories, Following When the five-day week became part of the a honeymoon in Eastern Canada and the United Canadian way of life the city family quickly States, the couple will make their home in found that Friday night to Sunday night per- Terrace Bay. mitted ample time for a camping trip to parks Out of town guests from Kapuskasing, well within its reach, Not every family Nipigon, Sudbury, Rutter and Noranda, Quebec could afford a cottage or a week-end stay at attended the wedding. an established tourist camp but almost every- Prior to her marriage the bride was one could afford the charge of 75 cents a day entertained at showers given by co-hostesses or $4 a week charged for camp or trailer Mesdames K, MacLeod, W. Mallais and C, Dakin; sites provided now in provincial parks, also by co-hostesses Marie Trudeau, Dorothy MacDonald and Sharon-Leigh Locking, NO SPEAR FISHING IN ONTARIO PROVINCIAL PARKS ATTENDANCE RECORDS BROKEN Skin divers cannot use spears in Ontario caisdineniiioasadiain waters. This was emphasized when conservatio All, attendance records for Ontario!s officers of the Ontario Department of Lands new system of provincial parks are expected and Forests arrested a Toronto resident just to be broken this year, according to the as he emerged from Lake Simcoe wearing a Ontario Department of Lands and Forests, snorkel tube and face mask and carrying an responsible for the operation and maintenance underwater spear. It is illegal to have of about 100 parks and their many improvements possession of a spear within fifty feet of and added public services. Most of the parks the water, have been established within the past two or three years in an expansion programme unpre- cedented in the province's history. SLOW DRIVING Up until 1954, the Provincial Government <<a RARER : maintained only six parks -- Algonquin, As a means of encouraging all drivers to Quetico, Rondeau, Superior, Sibley and drive within reasonable ranges of speed, the Ipperwash, Then a new government policy law provides a penalty for the operation of a came into being calling for the establishment | motor vehicle at such a slow rate of speed as of many more parks to cope with the fast- to block the normal and reasonable movement growing requirements of Ontario residents and of traffic on the highway. : (Cont'd next column) | paver THIStdoNT.!! THISTS--_THE-DERBY FROM AUGUST 12TH, TO SEPTEMBER 12TH. chon DRAW PRIZE - 1959 FORD CONSUL ee ee, (eee eames DERBY PRIZES * Ist. Prize - 1959 FORD GALAXY * 4th, Prize - PROJECTOR, CAMERA & SCREEN * 2nd. Prize - BOAT, TRAILER & WINCH * Sth. Prize - 50 LB. SPECIAL CANOE * 3rd. Prize - 25 H.P, MOTOR * 6th. Prize - COMPLETE FISHING OUTFIT TICKETS AVAILABLE AT WAGHORN'S PHARMACY. ., FOR TICKET SALE ENDS INFORMATION AUGUST ITH. WEIGH-IN STATION FOR PHONE 150 TERRACE BAY L & L FOOD MARKET SCHREIBER