Photo showing Radley Park visitor, Allen C. Hall of Fairbanks, Alaska, is pictured above with his wife and son Jim 12. The family is on the last lap of a 14,000 mile trip to New York. Two other members of the family David 13, and John 11, were fishing at the time the picture was taken. Mrs. Hall is secretary - "Flying" Bishop.
Photo showing Radley Park visitor, Allen C. Hall of Fairbanks, Alaska, is pictured above with his wife and son Jim 12. The family is on the last lap of a 14,000 mile trip to New York. Two other members of the family David 13, and John 11, were fishing at the time the picture was taken. Mrs. Hall is secretary - "Flying" Bishop.
Photo showing Gyro Club member L/R Wm. Bill Pryde and Walter Crossan (Crossan Cartage Co. Ltd.) installing ovens in Radley Park. This park was a year round Gyro Project, keeping the B/Q Ovens in shape, cutting wood, looking after the wooden or concrete tables. Each Gryo/Gyrette was in charge of looking after one stall in Radley Park - where the tourists came.
Photo showing Gyro Club member L/R Wm. Bill Pryde and Walter Crossan (Crossan Cartage Co. Ltd.) installing ovens in Radley Park. This park was a year round Gyro Project, keeping the B/Q Ovens in shape, cutting wood, looking after the wooden or concrete tables. Each Gryo/Gyrette was in charge of looking after one stall in Radley Park - where the tourists came.
Photo showing Radley Park (Developed by Gyro Club);
Cleaning and grubbing of old logs and underbrush in Radley Park started this week with municipal crews in high gear to get the job done. Pictured above are two of the workmen snaking a log to one of the many assembly points for burning. The campfire park, located near the busy Service Centre area, has 20 odd campsites complete with barbecues and picnic tables; it is the pet project of the Gyro Club. The club recently presented the municipality a cheque for park improvement.
Photo showing Radley Park (Developed by Gyro Club);
Cleaning and grubbing of old logs and underbrush in Radley Park started this week with municipal crews in high gear to get the job done. Pictured above are two of the workmen snaking a log to one of the many assembly points for burning. The campfire park, located near the busy Service Centre area, has 20 odd campsites complete with barbecues and picnic tables; it is the pet project of the Gyro Club. The club recently presented the municipality a cheque for park improvement.
