Credit Valley Conservation Areas Opened May 1
The Credit Valley Conservation Authority opens several recreation areas to the public on May 1. Fishing is allowed in the Terra Cotta area with a autumnal season, and the reservoirs are stocked with trout. Campgrounds offer sites and a campers shell, weather permitting. Boy Scouts visited during Easter, enjoying a hike despite rain. Refreshments may be bought at the grounds booth, and a pavilion is available with weather contingency. Renovations at Bell Mountain Area make it a highlight for afternoon drives and photography. Further conservation areas can be visited for reforestation and nature study. information is available from the CVCA.
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Satemer
Credit Valley Conservation Authority
Terra Atts Conservat
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Bellountain Convernvation
Credit Walla Conservation Authority
Comenation
CVCA
Credit Valley
Anthony
Teresa Catta
Partial strip end play in bridge at Acton Club Board No12
The article explains a partial strip end play where declarer cannot eliminate all side suits but aims to force the right defender to lead. It describes Board No12 from the Acton Bridge Club with East dealer, South-North vulnerable, and outlines the play sequence from opening diamonds to a final heart ending with an unsuccessful elimination of hearts. Last week’s winners are listed: Salty and Coats, Hamilton and Coats, Campbell and Jeffaries.
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Acton Bridge Club
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Kay Campbell
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Flood relief plans move forward by CVCA modified
The Credit Valley Conservation Authority continues with a modified flood control plan after federal funding was halted. Preliminary engineering studies for the Orangesite Reservoir include dam site soil tests and an economic review of the project.
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Lus Mol
Credit Valley Conservation Authority
Ontario
CVCA
Orangesite
Poet’s Corner Acknowledge a Bard of Distinction
Isabel Anderson writes a response praising a poet while arguing against certain modern stylistic shifts. The piece defends musicality and proper verse form while acknowledging differing views on poetic expression.
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