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\o"§ W‘W . ‘_.“W __..___â€"___â€"_-â€"__â€"_____â€"__â€"â€"â€"____ Beautiful Lower Beverley Lake Townâ€" ship Park located on the fringes of the village of Delta on Lower Bev- erley Lake has been a bee hive of activity this summer. With the ideal weather conditions that have prevail- ed campers and visitors by the thouâ€" sands have come to enjoy their fav- ourite outdoor recreation. The park offers a variety of activities from just camping and relaxing in the out of doors to hiking on heavily for- ested nature trails. With 25 miles of shoreline Beverley Lake is ideal for fishing, canoeing, water skiing or swimming and enjoying the Sun on the park's sandy beaches. The rec- reation area contains numerous chil- dren's play equipment with a baseball diamond, horse shoes and an expansive informal games area. The picnic area located on the water front amongst pine and cedar trees is very popular for family and group picnics. The development of the park started as a centennial project by the Townâ€" ship of Bastard and Burgess through the assistance of the Provincial Parks Assistance Act. Federal grants received through the Local Initiat- ives Program has permitted continued development to be carried on during the winter and spring months. During the open season the park pro- vides employment for 15 persons who are mostly students from the Surrounâ€" ding area. The Junior Red Cross Swimming and Survival Program is con- ducted in the park each summer and is well attended by the children in the area. The program this year was su~ pervised by Sharon Murphy and Brent Mills was the assistant instructor. The park has 180 trailer and tent sites scattered amongst 106 acres of pine and cedar forest. Facilit- ies include electrical and water hook-ups, dumping station, picnic tables, fire places, boat launch and dockage. The modern service building provides campers with washâ€" room facilities, showers and a laundromat. The park canteen is open daily where campers may pur- chase ice cream, soft drinks, ham- burgers, french fries etc. The park is within walking distance of Delta where one can purchase gro- ceries and other provisions. For those vacationers not wishing to camp there are 8 modern housekeep- ing cottages located on the water front. Day visitors to the park are charged admission $1.50 per car or a season's pass may be purchased for $10.00. So plan a visit to the park this summer and enjoy a pleasant day in the out of doors. Belts_Bezel_9§eeéi22_ésgiee The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 207 Delta had a very busy summer. The Ladies' Auxiliary held a Bake Sale on July 2nd at Lower Beverley Township Park. The Brockville Pony Club held a‘ 4-day event at the Fairgrounds in Delta in July. The Ladies of St. Paul's Anglican Church catered for the first two days and the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Legion catered for the last two days. This was a very enjoyable occasion for all who part- icipated. Many area reSidents and visitors enjoyed a Chicken Barbecue on July 16th. The weather being so favoura- ble helped to make this event a suc- cess. The Legion also operated a booth at the Delta Fair, serving meals to the many visitors. ' At the present time, plans are being‘ made to operate a booth at the Inâ€" ternational Plowing Matches to be held at Joyceville from September 27th to October lst. Money raised is being used for ren- ovations now being done at the hall. With present and new members our Legion is growing and we hope many more area residents will join us. CLASSIFIED ADS L O S T - All white CAT named Bubbles $25.00 reward to find and return her. Lost on nyndhuret Road. Could be trying to get home to Jeyeeville. Phone - 382-2765 Collect FARM and BUSINESS INSURANCE LOAN IS AVAILABLE AT ThesttCanawanBank Bank of Montreal WESTPORT 273-2161 ELGIN 359-5396 CHANTRY CO. - Delta Fire Dept. Chantry Co. had a concession at DELTA FAIR. The winners of the four 100$ draws were: Vernon Woods, R.R.# 1 Delta Keith Smith, Elgin Merton Campbell, Elgin John Niblock, Lyndhurst THANKS to all those who supported us by buying a ticket. Our last monthly meeting was held August 9, at which the regular 100$ ticket was drawn by Mrs. Inez Davis. the winner beeing Mrs. Marion Carbino, R.R.#2 Elgin. The next draw will be held Oct.11, The next regular meeting will be held September 13. EVERYONE WELCOME! Eslséflsiseéfibessh . Delta United Church is celebrating its 134th Anniversary on Sunday, Sept. 25 at 11:00 a.m. Guest Minister will be Rev. Jim Gilchrist from Athens United Church. Come and join with us in this special Service of Worship and song. In conjunction with the Anniversary, a variety program of sacred music will be presented the following Sunday evening, Oct. 2nd at 7:30 p.m. at Delta United Church by a Barbershop Quartet and Mixed Quartet from Belle- ville. There will be a social hour after the Service, everyone/Welcome. HARLEM â€" CHANTRY,U.C.W. . - ..~.- _..- «a. . . . _ a-.- ._ Mrs. B. Sheffield was hostess for the Harlem - Chantry U.C.W. meeting on Tuesday, July 5. A potâ€"luck dinner was enjoyed by everyone at 12 noon, followed by the regular meeting. Mrs. Marjorie Emmons conducted the worship service from a Bibleâ€" Study of "Genesis." 23 members and guests answered the roll call with a verse on Nature. ' 44 Home and 14 Hospital calls were made to the sick and shut ins. The president thanked the hostess for a delightful day and closed the meeting with benediction. A Bake Sale was held on July 30. at the Delta Park. Thanks to the members this project was most succesful. 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