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Gananoque
to live it up

Dear Editor:

This June, Gananoque,
Ontario, known as the Cana-
dian Gateway to the Thou-
sand Islands, will be joining
in the province-wide Ontario
bicentennial celebrations. It
will do so by a Heritage Days
extravaganza known as Gala
Gananoque. The event will
take place on three separate
weekends, June 15 through
17, June 22 through 24 and
June 29 through July 1.

On each of those
weekends, the citizens of
Gananoque and visitors to
this area will be able to join
together in a giant heritage
celebration. Each weekend
has a different theme and
each weekend has a giant ma-
jor event to distinguish it

The first weekend will
focus on a large three-day
bluegrass and country music
festival featuring various ma-
yor Canadian stars of country

music. At this time, talent in-
cluded the Tommy Hunter
Show, Sylvia Tyson and
Family Brown. The second
weekend focuses on our
native heritage and features
an authentic Indian
Powwow. The third weekend
will feature one of the largest
boat cavalcades in North
American History as several
American and Canadian tour
boat operators team up to
guide hundreds of other craft
through the magnificent
Thousand Islands.

As organizers of this large
event, we wish to. invite
former residents and visitors
to Gananoque, or anyone
else for that matter, to the
event. To that end, we hope
you publish this letter and
help us in the cause

Barry Grills
Publicity Director
Heritage Days
Gananoque, Ont.

Doug pleases
the bishop

Dear Editor:

My bishop was pleased to
read the column by Doug
Collins in your newspaper of
April Ist and he has asked
me to write a thank vou note
on his behalf. Collins’ col
umn of that date 1s an echo

of Deuteronomy, Chapter
2k

A copy of Collins’ Column
ws enclosed, together with a

few verses trom
Deuteronomy The “biving
Bible bas perhaps the best
translavon of that chapter
and iw worth reading in its
cnirety

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Thank you for publishing
such a timely column.

A. J. Wolfe-Murray
The Assembly of Yahowah
Vancouver

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Park Royal misses David

Dear Editor:

This is a human interest
story that we think should be
told because Park Royal
Shopping Centre (especially

north) will not seem the
same without him. Many
shoppers probably never

knew his name, but they got
to know him, and to stop
and have a chat with him, as
he was a daily visitor with
his captain’s hat on -- but in
a wheelchair and minus twa
legs. He loved people and
got to know all the girls who
worked on the lower floor,
joking with them and having
coffee .

He was an independent
person who lived alone, but
if you would go into his
apartment, you would see
many pictures of these girls,
put up so he could look at

them and remember them
all, as they were all his
friends.

He was formerly from

Saskatoon but did business
here for many years and his
name was David Clarke, 84
years young. He _ passed
away on March 14th but he
was down at Park Royal the
day before, greeting
everybody as he had just
gotten out of the hospital.
The Strong Rehabilitation
Centre probably taught him
what he had to do about hts
handicap, as he knew when
things like this happen, new
friends have to be found. He
never complained but had a
greeting for everybody and

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he ‘‘gave’’ rather
‘*took’’ from poeple.

He made gifts to give, a
silver dollar in a little red
case, plus many other things.
In times like this I’m sure he
reahzed you have to help

than

yourself, but in doing this he
really helped many others
happy way and

with his

Here’s to
another

40.

Happy
Birthday

Dorothy.

HOPPERS
On the N

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SHOPPERS
DRUG MART

Park Royal South 926-1114

generosity.

For all the people around
Park Royal we want to say
“thank you, David, for
teaching us that where there
is a will, there is always a

way. We will miss” your

cheery greetings but you will
never be forgotten’”’
Margaret S. Hamelin

and nine other friends

of David

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