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{ New bridge Flanking Simcoe East MPP Allan McLean, centre, at right is Tay Township Reeve Bruce Tinney, and al left, Simeoe County Warden Ross Whiteside, with other members of the official party at the opening of a new bridge inthe community of Sturgeon Bay, in Tay Township. 'The bridge cost $193,000. Tempt your tastebuds on a typical Canadian Indian meal, Saturday, June 30, when the Kor- tright Centre for Conservation serves a "'Huron Feast", beginning al 5 p.m. On arrival at Kortright, families can try the hors" d'oeuvres of beef jerky and pemmican before going on a "Moccasin Walk"'. The Moceasin Walk will show them how the Huron Indians, who lived on the Kortright site 400 years ago, used the natural resources. During the short hike, the naturalist will point out various 'plants which visitors will collect for making a herbal tea later in the evening. The buffet style dinner consists of leek and onion soup, roasted Ontario turkey, wild rice, blueberries and strawberries with maple syrup, grape drink, coffee and herbal tea. Dogwood toothpicks will be supplied. The movie 'fo Know the Hurons"' will round out the evening. Cost of the Huron Feast, including admission to Kortright, is $8 for adults, $5 for children under 12 years. To make your reservations, phone (416) 661-6600, extension 297. Attends June nuptials- by ELEANOR EDWARDS CAROL GRAHAM Mr. and Mrs. Doug Smitham attended the McKeown Gibb wedding in London on Saturday and during the weekend they also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKeown of London, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McKeown and and Mr. and Mrs. Don McKeown of Fergus and Mr. and Mrs. Brent McKeown of Fredric- ton, N.B. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Edwards of Ripley and Mr. John Restenburg of 'Tennessee were visitors with Mrs. Olive Edwards on Thursday. GREAT MOMENTS. IN ONTARIO Delivering hot lun- ches to the aged and infirm, helping a disabled person to enjoy life to the fullest, counselling a lonely leenages, volunteering time and energies to work on community committees, coaching youth sports teams--all these and many similar aclivilies are tasks performed every day by thousands of Ontario's volunteer workers These dedicated volunteers, who selflessly work to im- prove the quality of life for others in their community, are being honoured this year in celebration of Ontario's Bicentennial. | Ontario will recognize some 1,984 citizens for their outstanding community service by presenting to them a specially struck Bicentennial medal. Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, will receive the first of these Bicentennial medals, a gold replica, when she visits Ontario next month. The medal, struck -at the Roayl Canadian Mint, Ottawa, sports the provincial coat of arms on one side and the Bicentennial symbol on the other. Municipalities are being asked to nominate individuals to receive the medals. The number of nominations per municipality depends on the population bul ranges from one to. 13. Leamington, for example, . with a population of 12,000 may make 5 nominations. In addition to the nominations made by municipalities, indiv- iduals and organizations may nominate other individuals. Each nomination must be accompanied by a statement outlining why the award is deserved. Nominations from municipalities and individuals must be submitted no later than June 30. 1984. Sangster-Lacroix Miss Ruth Russell of Calgary, Mrs. Luella Pretty of Regina and Mrs. Dorothy Rennie of Gabriola Island B.C. have all returned to their respective homes after spending the past two weeks visiting with relatives in the com- munity and area. Mrs. Roy Edwards visited with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dunn last week in Toronto. James Dunn returned home with her to spend the holidays. with his grandparents. Mrs. Della McIntosh of Calgary and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Brown of Warminister visited with relatives in the community on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spracklin of Paisley called on Mr. and Mrs. Ross Faint on Sunday evening. Proudly we announce the forth-coming marriage of Karen, daughter of Karl and Shirley Sangster of Midland, to James son of Herman and Jo-Anne Lacroix of Penetanguishene. 'The couple will be married in July. Page 12, Wednesday, June 27, 1984 Visitors last Wed- nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Melvern Isaac were Mr. Fred Wood- ward and Miss Rita Woodward of 'Toronto. Glad to report that Mrs. Jean Stewart has returned home from the Wellesley Hospital in Toronto. During the coffee hour held following the service alt Vasey United on Sunday morning, a presentation was made to Tricia Waples and sons Robbie and Billie who are taking up residence in Barrie -in the near future. Eleanor Edwards attended the Alumni Biannual Reunion at the Ross McDonald school in Brantford on the weekend. Sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs. Beryl Healey on the passing of her son- in-law Mr. Harold Kerr during the weekend. Visitors with Mrs. Gladys McLay last Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lohner of Midland. 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