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HomeMy WebLinkAboutInformation & Education Advisory Board 1972 . J1'j.li1~ i~~~.~;u~rr(Q)TI))(\.~Jlilt:~~ 'T~;;:r(\))m111:<t~ am'~Q1 ~~~n~]Th <C(u)ml$~1rw<O.\ 1l:li (\))m\ .A\ \U11l:h~lrn ty G-l MnMtU1[~E~ ----- Information &. Edi.1cation Advisory Board Tuesday-May-30-l972 #1/72 l).~e J:llfor:naL!..on and Education Advisory Board met at the Authority Office, 5 Shoreham Drive, Downsview on Tuesday, May 30, 1972, ccmm0.nc:i.ng at 2: 00 p..m. ~'i!1.~~~R~ Chairman Mrs. F. Gell Membe:r.-s E.H. Card Mrs. M. Clarke Mrs. G. deGuerre T. Patrick Henry Mrs. J.D. Reid Mrs. M.A. Reid J.A. Wm. Whiteacre, Q.C. Aut:hority Chairman Dr. G. Ross Lord Authority Vice-Chairman R.G. Henderson Secretary-Treasurer F.L. Lunn Director of Operations K.G. Higgs Adm" - I & E Division T.E. Barber Ont. Editorial Bureau M. Hulme l\BSB~~'L. ~~;~ Vice-Chairman Dr. W.M. Tovell Membars J. Dunlop Pro f . J.H. Passmore .M!~~~~ 'I'he I.linutas of Meeting #3/71 were presented. R~.."_:itl, Moved by: E.H. Card Seconded by: Mrs. M.A. Reid RESOLVED 'l:lJ-JAT: ~TIe Minutes of Meeting #3/7l, as presented, be ado?~ed as if raad. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; CHAJ~~~~ts REPORT "'--"" .-...--- -- --$_--- In opening the Meeting! the Chairman advised the Board of a number of CUZ-r~Il't e'vent.s, including the Junior League Luncheon at Pioneer Village .. .rune 5., the Official Opening of the Weaver's Shop at Black C:~'C8J{ ?iDneer Village by Premier Wm. G. Davis, at 10: 00 a.m., - June 15 und the Official Opening of the Milne Conservation Area by ~~e Honourable Leo Bernier - June 2l. Mrs. Gell also advised the Board that a Brief has been submitted to Premier Davis having regard to possible financial assistance for the Educational Pro9'ramme at Black Creek Pioneer Village. plJ.~AF~g.BQQ:.~SS RE_PORT The Staff Progress Report for the period January to April, 1972 was presented.. G-2 -2- Res. #2 Moved by: R.G. Henderson Seconded by: Mrs. G. deGuerre RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Progress Report for the period January to April, 1972 be received and filed. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; REPORT OF THE PUBLIC RELATIONS CONSULTANT Mr. M. Hulme of the Ontario Editorial Bureau presented the Report of the Public Relations Consultant to date. Res. #3 Moved by: R.G. Henderson Seconded by: Mrs. M.A. Reid RESOLVED THAT: The Report of the Public Relations Consultant be received and filed. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; REPORT #1/72 CONSERVATION EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE Report #1/72 of the Conservation Education Advisory Committee was presented and discussed in some detail. Res. #4 Moved by: E.H. Card Seconded by: Mrs. J.D. Reid RESOLVED THAT: Report #l/72 of the Conservation Education Advisory Committee be received and appended as Schedule "A" of these Minutes; and THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The recommendations contained in Report #1/72 of the Conservation Education Advisory Committee, as amended and set forth herein, be adopted: 1. THAT the Authority communicate its policy to cooperate with the School Boards in the Metropolitan Toronto region, including the Metropolitan Toronto School Board, Metropolitan Separate School Board and the Peel County, York County and Ontario County Boards of Education, in providing conservation education facilities and services on its lands; and further in this connection: (a) That the Authority offer to make the proposed Four Winds Conservation Field Centre available for the use of these Boards, on the basis of an agreement that the Board would provide the Authority's share of the capital costs and operational costs on the same basis as at the Albion Hills and Claremont Conservation Field Centres; and (b) That a Special Committee of the Information and Education Advisory Board present the above recommendations to the various Boards of Education; (c) That the proposed Four Winds Conservation Field Centre be officially named "The Boyd Conservation Field Centre"; 2. In view of a rapidly growing need for more adequate day use facilities for outdoor and conservation education for both school classes and family groups, that the following action be taken: -3- G-3 (a) The Staff be directed to provide access and shelter in the north Boyd Conservation Area, utilizing available resources where possible and to develop other facilities and educational programmes to accommodate classes and groups using the area; (b) The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Foundation be requested to raise an amount of $150,000.00 per year, for a three-year period, to assist in the establishment of the Environmental Studies Centre; and ( c) The proposed building be named "The Metropolitan Region Conservation Centre"; 3. THAT the Staff investigate and report to the Committee, the feasibility of making available two buses to transport students, youths and adult groups to the Conservation Areas; 4. THAT the Staff investigate the feasibility of a tour of educational facilities of the Authority for members and senior officials of the Boards of Education within the jurisdiction of the Authority. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; 1973 PRELIMINARY BUDGET ESTIMATES The 1973 Preliminary Budget Estimates were presented and discussed. Re s. # 5 Moved by: E.H. Card Seconded by: T.P. Henry RESOLVED THAT: The 1973 Preliminary Budget Estimates, as presented, be approved in principle; and further THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The 1973 Preliminary Budget Estimates, as appended as Schedule "BII of these Minutes, be included in the 1973 Preliminary Budget Estimates of the Authority. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; CORPORATE IDENTIFICATION The Corporate Identification logo was presented by the Consultants and discussed at considerable length. Res. #6 Moved by: Dr. G. Ross Lord Seconded by: E.H. Card RESOLVED THAT: The Corporate Identification logo as presented be received; and THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The Corporate Identification logo as presented by the Consultants be approved and adopted as the official logo or symbol of the Authority for corporate identification. CARRIED; ADJOURNMENT On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 4:40 p.m., May 30. Mrs. F. Gell F.L. Lunn Chairman Secretary-Treasurer G-4 SCHEDULE nAil THE METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY Report #1/72 of the CONSERVATION EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Conservation Education Advisory Committee met at the Authority Office, 5 Shoreham Drive, Downsview, on Thursday, May 11, 1972, commencing at 4:00 pom. PRESENT WERE Chairman Dr. W.Mo Tovell Members Mrs. F. Gell W. Sager Miss Co Steele Miss J. Wansbrough Staff K.G. Higgs T.Eo Barber ABSENT WERE Members B. Nelligan D. Quick The following items were considered: 1. Report of the previous meeting; 2. Staff Progress Report 3. Four Winds Conservation Field Centre 4. Environmental Studies Centre 5. Conservation Bus 6. Metropolitan Toronto School Board IT WAS AGREED THAT: 1. Report #2/7l be received as amended and adopted by the Information & Education Advisory Board at Meeting #3/7l held Thursday, December 2, 1971; IT WAS AGREED AND THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT: 1. The Authority communicate its policy to cooperate with the School Boards in the Metropolitan Toronto region, including the Metropolitan Toronto School Board, Metropolitan Separate School Board and the Peel County, York County and Ontario County Boards of Education, in providing conservation education facilities and services on its lands; and further in this connection That the Authority offer to make the proposed Four Winds Conservation Field Centre available for the use of these Boards, on the basis of an agreement that the Board would provide the Authority's share of the capital costs and operational costs on the same basis as at the Albion Hills and Claremont Conservation Field Centres; G-5 Conservation Education Advisory Committee Report #l/72 - page 2 2. In view of a rapidly growing need for more adequate day use facilities for outdoor and conservation education for both school classes and family groups, the following action be taken: (a) The Staff be directed to provide access and shelter in the north Boyd Conservation Area, utilizing available resources where possible and to develop other facilities and educational programmes to accommodate classes and groups using the area; (b) The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Foundation be requested to raise an amount of $150,000.00 per year, for a three-year period, to assist in the establishment of the Environmental Studies Centre; 3. The Staff investigate and report to the Committee, t.he feasibility of making available two buses to transport students, youths and adult groups to the Conservation Areas; 4. The Staff investigate the feasibility of a tour of educational facilities of the Authority for members and senior officials of the Boards of Education within the jurisdiction of the Authority. Dr. W.M. Tovell T.E. Barber (Adm. I & E Division) Chairman Acting Secretary May-15-l972 G-6 SCHEDULE "B" To: The Chairman and !v:embers of the Information and Education <'-'>.dvisory Board. Re: 1973 Preliminary Budget Estimates. RECOMMENDATION: That the following items be included in the 1973 Preliminary Budget Estimates of the ~~uthority: 1972 1973 Estimate Estimate $ $ A-lll Advertising 900. 900. A-112 Public Relations Consultant 14,000. 5,000. A-113 Publication & General Printing: Biennial Report - 1971/1972 3,000. Conservation Area Maps 2,000. Waterfront and Flood Control & Water Conservation brochures 3,500. Conservation Education Programme brochures 4,000. General printing 3,000. Directory 600. Erosion Control 2,000. Conservation Calendar of Events 500. Ontario Regulation 3,000. . Conservation in Action (quarterly newsletter) 2.500. 24,100. 26,250. 24,100. A-114 Tours and Special Day s 3,000. 3,000. 3,000. A-115 Education Programmes 102,350. 118,350. A-116 Photography 4,000. 4,000. A-117 Exhibits 2,000. 2,500. A-118 Motion picture programme 10,000. 10,000. A-119 Press clipping service 200. 500. ..~-120 Promotional contingencies 1,800. 1,800. 164.500. 170.150. T.E. Barber, Administrator, Information & Education Division. May 30/72 1rIh\~ M ~ttlr~1P><C>> II ii ft:~ m\ 1r (Q)lr(G)m\ It(Q) ~]Thcd1 ~~gii~]Th C (Q)]Th~~IrW CO\. feii <Q)]Th A un feIh\~Irii fey G-7 Mn~lU1rIE,~ Information & Education Advisory Board Thursday-Dec-7-l972 #2/72 The Information and Education Advisory Board met at the Authority Office, 5 Shoreham Drive, Downsview on Thursday, December 7, 1972, commencing at 2:00 p.m. PRESENT WERE Chairman Mrs. F. Gell Vice-Chairman Dr. W.M. Tovell Members E.H. Card Mrs. G. deGuerre J. Dunlop T. Patrick Henry Prof. J.H. Passmore Mrs. J.D. Reid Mrs. M.A. Reid J.A. Wm. Whiteacre, Q.C. Secretary-Treasurer F.L. Lunn Director of Operations K.G. Higgs Adm. - I & E Division T.E. Barber Cons. Information Supervisor R.G. Winship Ontario Editorial Bureau E. Spear ABSENT Member Mrs. M. Clarke Prior to commencement of the Meeting, the Staff presented the most recently completed TV public service announcements. MINUTES The Minutes of Meeting #1/72 were presented. Res. #7 Moved by: E.H. Card Seconded by: Mrs. J.D. Reid RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting #1/72, as presented, be adopted as if read. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; RESIGNATION OF MEMBER The Chairman advised the Board that Mrs. M. Clarke has resigned from the Board as her husband has accepted a position in Tanzania, Africa and they have left to take up the appointment. PROPOSED BOYD CONSERVATION FIELD CENTRE A communication was presented advising that the Metropolitan Toronto School Board, at its meeting on November 28, had considered the Boyd Conservation Field Centre and is prepared to provide financial assistance. The matter was discussed at some length. Res. #8 Moved by: Mrs. M.A. Reid Seconded by: Prof. J.H. Passmore G-8 -2- RESOLVED THAT: The Interim Report on outdoor Education, dated November 20, 1972, as approved by the Metropolitan Toronto School Board at its meeting on November 28, 1972, be received; and THAT it be noted that the Metropolitan Toronto School Board is prepared to provide financial assistance up to the sum of $150,000.00 for the Boyd Conservation Field Centre, and is further prepared to share the facilities if another school board so wishes on a pro rata basis; and further THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: Subject to development and approval of a satisfactory agreement considering the use and programme of the Boyd Conservation Field Centre with the Metropolitan Toronto School Board and any other board which may wish to share, that the said $150,000.00 be accepted to assist in the financing of the Boyd Conservation Field Centre; and further in this connection, the following action be taken: (a) THAT a joint technical planning committee of the Authority and the Metropolitan Toronto School Board be established to work out the details for the implementation of the proposal; (b) THAT the Authority continue discussions with the outdoor Education Committee of the Metropolitan Toronto School Board for: (i) The development of the Boyd Conservation Area specifically in regard to the Metropolitan Region Conservation Centre which is proposed for Phase Two of the development and which would serve approximately 200,000 school children during the academic year; (ii) The Residential Campus Area which is proposed as Phase Three and which would be developed on the former Glassco Estate and would encompass six self-contained residential units and a central dining hall to serve approximately 18,000 residential students each year; (iii) Assistance in the attainment as soon as possible of the aims and objectives for outdoor education as set down in the Jones Report of 1971. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; Res. #9 Moved by: E.H. Card Seconded by: Dr. W.M. Tovell THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The sum of $300,000.00 be included in the 1973 Budget of the Authority for the development of the Boyd Conservation Field Centre. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; STAFF PROGRESS REPORT & REPORT OF THE PUBLIC RELATIONS CONSULTANT The Staff Progress Report for the period January to December 1972 and the Report of the Public Relations Consultant to date were presented. Res. #10 Moved by: E.H. Card Seconded by: J. Dunlop RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Progress Report January to December 1972 and the Report of the Public Relations Consultant to date be received and filed. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; -3- G..9 BUS TRANSPORTATION TO CONSERVATION AREAS As directed by Meeting #l/72, the Staff has investigated the feas- ibility of making available two buses to transport students, youths and adult groups to Conservation Areas. Res. #11 Moved by: T. Patrick Henry Seconded by: Mrs. J.D. Reid RESOLVED THAT: No action be taken to transport students, youths and adult groups to Conservation Areas. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; MAPLE SYRUP PROGRAMME ALBION HILLS AREA A Staff communication was presented proposing that a programme be developed at the Albion Hills Conservation Area to involve groups of students in the making of maple syrup. Res. #12 Moved by: Mrs. G. deGuerre Seconded by: Mrs. M.A. Reid RESOLVED THAT: The Staff communication having regard to the Maple Syrup Programme at Albion Hills be received; and . THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The Staff be directed to develop a programme to involve groups of students in the actual making of maple syrup at Albion Hills; and THAT charges be made to maintain the programme on a self-sustaining basis. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; 1973 INFORMATION & EDUCATION PROGRAMME The Staff presented a detailed proposed Information and Education Programme for 1973. Res. #l3 Moved by: J. Dunlop Seconded by: Prof. J.H. Passmore RESOLVED THAT: The proposed Information and Education Programme for 1973, as amended, be received; and THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The 1973 Information and Education Programme, as appended as Schedule "A" of these Minutes, be approved. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; DISTRIBUTION OF PROGRESS REPORTS AND AUTHORITY MINUTES Res. #14 Moved by: Prof. J.H. Passmore Seconded by: Mrs. J.D. Reid THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: All members of the Board be added to the mailing list to receive Staff Progress Reports and Authority Minutes. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY; DEMISE OF MISS BLANCHE SNELL At the request of the Board, the passing of Miss Blanche Snell is noted with regret. G-lO -4- ADJOURNMENT On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 4:30 p.m., December 7. Mrs. F. Gell F.L. Lunn Chairman Secretary-Treasurer Schedule "A" G- 11 1973 INFORMATION & EDUCATION PROGRAMMES SECTION I INFORMATION A. CONSERVATION AREAS (1) Distribution of brochures: - 50,000 winter maps - 100,000 summer maps - 10,000 family camping - 12,000 Cold Creek Conservation Area (2) Distribution of Public Servioe announcements (four season approach): - winter, spring, summer and fall, to radio and TV stations. (3) Radio and TV interviews. (4) News and photo releases (emphasis on those areas not used to capacity, also on week day and evening use). (5) Exhibits: - Libraries, municipal offices and other points of interest. (6 ) Lectures, slide and movie showings. B. BLACK CREEK PIONEER VILLAGE (1) Distribution of brochures: - 200,000 Black Creek Pioneer Village (outsido Metro region) - 100,000 Guide Maps (at Black Creek) - 50,000 Hand Bills - 500 Posters - 10,000 Photo Contest 1973 (2) Distribution of Public Service announcements: - winter, spring, summer and fall, to radio and TV stations. (3 ) Radio and TV interviews. (4) News and photo releases: - emphasize changes at Black Creek Pioneer Village; i.e., new crafts or programmes and celebrities - aim at ethnic groups. (5) Exhibits: - Libraries, municipal offices and other points of interest. ( 6) Lectures, slide and movie showings. (7) Road signs. ($) Letters of invitation to groups such as convention groups. (9) Seek the co-operation of, and work closely with, Ontario Ministries of Natural Resources and Industry and Tourism, Convention & Tourist Bureau, Canadian Government Travel Bureau and companies, to be included in their literature and provide Authority literature for their distribution. G-l2 - 2 - (10) Preparation of feature articles for magazines and newspapers. (llt Invite students from universities, colleges and schools for photography and painting. (12) Support and encourage historical theme in the Toronto Festival. (13) Invite sight-seeing buses and promote reduced admission rates for groups and senior citizens. (14) FeatUl~e Black Creek Pioneer Village symbol on brochures and other suitable materials. (15 ) Conduct further survey to obtain data on visitors. C. FLOOD CONTRO~ & WATER CONSERVATION (1) Distribution of brochures: - project brochuresl such as Claireville D~ and Reservoir, Milne Dam and Reservoir, Stouffville Dam and Reservoir. (2) Radio and TV interviews. (3) News and photo releases: - emphasis on regional programme. (4) Feature articles. (5) Distribution and sale of movie "Flood Control and Water Conservationft. ( 6) Lectures and slide showings. Q. REFORESTATION AND LAND USE ( 1) Distribution of Conservation Assistance Programme brochure. (2) News and photo releases. (3) Signs on demonstration areas. (4) Lectures and slide talks, especially to rural rat,epayer groups. (5) Radio and TV interviews. (6) Featur.e articles - weekly newspapers, illustrating a specific project by Authority on private land. (7) Descriptive hike for Conservation Assistance ProgrB.IrJr1e .. Jv.ne, 1973. .2. CONSERV ATIO~_~!rQf~1~mli ( 1) Distribution ~f brochU,;"':'ss: - 50,00e Conservation Calendars of "Events" - 1,000 Conservation Education Programmes - 151000 Alb:!.on Hills, Cold Creek, Claremont Conservation Field Centres - 15~OOO Maple Syru? - 4,000 Pioneer Life Pr'ogramme - 3 - G-13 (2) Letters of invitation to individual Schools or Boards of Education. (3) Development of Teacher Education Programmes: - lectures at colleges - distribution of materials - teacher tours - pre and in-service - practice teaching - under and post-graduate credit summer courses. (4) News and photo releases. (5) Radio and TV interviews. (6) Loan of slide sets ~d movies. (7) Paid advertising summer programme, Albion Hills and Claremont Conservation Field Centres. .E. WATERFRONT ( 1) Book on Waterfront Plan, 1972 - 1976. (2) Brochures: - The Metropolitan Toronto & Region Waterfront Plan .. People's Guide to the Toronto Waterfront (3 ) Radio and TV interviews and lectures. (4) News and photo releases, feature articles. (5 ) Progress photos (black and white, colour and movies) from the air and ground level. Q. FOUNDATION (1) Acknowledgements to the Foundation in all Aut~ority news and photo releases, where the Foundation has played some role in the project. (2) Special releases regarding activities of the Foundation. (3 ) A reference to the Foundation in appropriate Authority brochures. (4) Exhibit: - Canadian "National Sportsman's Shm>l (5 ) Radio and TV interviews. (6) Special Foundation brochures: - The Centre - "Be a Greenbackerw brochure (? ) Distribution of radio public service ~JlnounceweAts. (a) Books for fund raising projects. G-14 - 4 - (9) Photography: - taking photographs - supplying prints (10) Suitable plaque in all Conservation Education projects, where Foundation involved. !!. GENERAL ("1) Sportsfair & Family DaYt 1972: - 1,000 posters - 50,000 hand bills (2) Authority Directory. (3 ) Authority signs on all lands owned by the Authority. (4) Information Kit forwarded to all elected representatives (Municipal, Boards of Education, Provincial and Federal), especially distribution of 1971 - 1972 Biennial Report. (5) Distribution. on request of Compendium of Inf'ormation. (6) Obtain additional casual staff to work in Information section. SECTION II PUBLIC RELATIONS .. make at least one visit to all local media during 1973 - Official opening of Gunsmith Shop - May, 1973 - Official opening of Finch Dam and Reservoir - Fall, 1973' - Ground Breaking - Bolton Dam - Tour ~or Authority Members, representatives of Boards of Education, Municipalities, Provincial and Federal Members, Communications Media - Maple Syrup Day - invitations to include Authority Members, Authority Staff, elected representatives of Municipal Councils, Boards of Education and Provincial and Federal representatives from Authority area - opening Programme - Claireville Camp area SECTION III CONSERVATION EDUCATION !. CONTINUING PRO~"U.MMES ~ - Albion Hills Conservation Field Centre - ~laremont Conservation Field Centre - Cold Creek Conservation Field Centre - Black Creek Pioneer Village - Tours & Pioneer Life Programme - Nature Trails (8. ) Scheduled (b) Arranged (c) Half-day - Special Events: - Regular Interpretive Program (see attached) - Other Programmes (see attached) - 5 - G-15 A. CONTINUING PROGRAMMES (Continued) - Watershed Tours - Maple Syrup Demonstration: (a) Public (Brucets ~ll) (b) Student (Brucets Mill & Albion Hills) - Claireville Dam: (a) Student (b) Public - Group camping at Cold Creek Conservation Area - Farm visits for school classes and Conservation Area visitors G-l6 - 6 - SPECIAL EVENTS (1) Regular Interpretive Pro~ramme (a) Regular Interpretive Field Trips and Nature Hikes Saturdays May 5 to June 16 2pm & 3:30pm Albion Hills Sept. 8 to Sept. 22 Boyd , Bruce's Mill Sundays May 6 to June lO 2pm & 3:30pm Glen Haffy Sundays May 6 to June 24 2pm & 3 :30pm Albion Hills Sept. 9 to Oct. 21 Boyd Bruce's Mill Sundays May 6 to June 24 2pm Greenwood Sept. 9 to Oct. 21 4pm Greenwood Sundays May 6 to June 24 4pm Claremont Sept. 9 to Oct. 21 4pm Claremont Saturdays May 5 to July 14 Various time s Cold Creek Sundays May 6 to Oct. 21 Various times Cold Creek (2) Other Programmes Jan. ..7 Winter Walk 5 Miles lO:30am Boyd Jan. 14 Husky Dog 12 to Races 5pm Cold Creek Feb. 4 Winter Walk 5 Miles lO:30am Boyd Feb. 18 Husky Dog 12 to Races 5pm Cold Creek Mar. 4 Husky Dog 12 to Races 5pm Cold Creek Mar. 17 to Maple Syrup lOam to Apr. 15 Making 4pm Bruce's Mill Apr. 29 Open House - Claireville Dam 1 to 4:30pm Claireville D~ May 6 Spring Conservation lO:30am Glen Haffy &- t Walk' 5 Miles Dingle May 13 Upper Canada lOam to Rifles 3pm Cold Creek May 27 Open House at Site of Conservation lOam to Centre 4pm Boyd June 3 Breakfast, Wildflowers, Birds, Trees & Rivers 8arn Boyd - 7 - G-17 (2) Other Programmes (Continued) June 9 Conservation Assistance lOam to Palgrave Forest Tours 3pm &- Wildlife Area June 10 Antique Arms lOam to Association 3pm Cold Creek June 17 ttFind-your-waytt lOam to Palgrave Forest Hiking Game 3pm &- Wildlife Area June 24 Upper Canada lOam to R1fles 3pm Cold Creek Sept. 9 Sportsfair 9am to 1973 7pm Cold Creek Sept. 16 Autumn Bird Migration Walk lOam Claireville Sept. 23 An tiq ue Arms lOam to Association 3pm Cold Creek Sept. 30 All about trees lOam Boyd Oct. 7 Open House at Site of Conservation lOam to Centre 4pm Boyd Oct. 7 O.F.A.H. Turkey llam to Shoot 5pm Cold 'Creek Oct. 14 Autumn Colour Walk to Glen Haffy Extension &- the Dingle 5 Miles 10:30am Glen Haffy Oct. 28 Upper Canada lOam to Rifles 3pm Cold Creek Nov. 4 Open House at Claireville lpm to Claireville Dam 4: 30pm Dam Dec. 2 Hike to Conservation Centre Site 10:30am Boyd Dec. 2, Dec. 9 &- llam.....t,e. Dec. 16 Turkey Shoots 4pm Cold Creek