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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-09-23, Page 32PAGE 14A- GODERIC'F' ^IGNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,1981 Pirates eliminated in finals by powerful Kingsbridge team Port Albert news Tom Lirovingstone, correspondent. 529-7645 Kingsbridge has eliminated the Port Albert Pirates in the finals. Tues- day it was Kingsbridge 9, Port Albert Pirates 6. Thursday night in a real close contest, the Pirates went down to defeat 7-6, to the powerful Kingsbridge team. This concludes the softball seast,n for 1981. It has been a good year for the Pirates. They had a great deal of fun during the summer in 1980 when they were just a mediocre team. This year they reached the finals, win- ning throughout the season $345. With a record such as that, we doubt if the manager's position- is in jeopardy; however, there will be a meeting shortly to - finish any old business that may be on the agenda and to no doubt discuss plans_ for the Spring of 1982. Social news Mery Lahn and his son Geoff are spending the weekend at their cottage in Port Albert. Geoff is 17 and one of the village's most ar- dent fishermen. In August of this year, accompanied by four other Canadians, they . entered the North American Division No. 2 Youth Team Trap Shooting Contest in Vandalia, Ohio and won the championship. Runner-up was a team from Arlington; Final exchange When Dubreuilville, a small rural community, 72 km northeast of Wawa gets improved telephone service on September 30, pit becomes the final exchange connected in a project that cost Bell Canada $800 million over the past five years. Known as Non Urban Ser- vice Improvement' .the pro- gram improves rural telephone service to the point where there are no more than four 'parties per line and private or two-party line service may be offered to customers. Bell spent about $462. million in -Ontario to ensure that some 160,000 former eight and 10 party line customers now have service with no more than four par- ties per. line. In Huron and Perth Coun- ties, Peter Croome, Bell's Section Manager for the area, said $5.6 million has been spent to implement this program. The last exchange to . be completed in the two counties is St. Marys on September 28. at a cost of $210 thousand. Virginia. There was only one team from Canada and six other teams' from the U.S. The Lahns live in North Lon- don. Wednesday evening around 8 p.m. a fox was observed on the east shoulder of Highway 21 just south of Sheppardton. Friday morning around 9 -a.m. a flock of geese was observed flying over the - village. The Fishway at Port Albert is. open and so far Ministry of Natural Resources staff have tagged 12 rainbow and one cohoe salmon. In the spring, they tagged 800 rainbow. Ethel Ilowski off Kitchener, sister of Anne Livingstone and Kaye Schmidt of Waterloo visited at the home of Tom and Anne Liv- ingstone.in Port Albert. Jack and Martha Moore of Elora spent Friday in Port Albert visiting at the home of Tom and Anne Livingstone. Kaye Shutter from Hamilton, who is the former Kaye Lednor of Port Albert, visited this week with her mother, Jean Lednor, who is perhaps one of Huron County's oldest residents at the age of 97. William and Margaret Balkwill of Downsview are spending several days at their cottage in Port Albert. William Balkwill has just recently been appointed to his second three-year term on the planning board for the City of North York. Barry and Karen Hutchin son of. Brampton are spen- ding the weekend at the Balkwill Cottage. Karen Hutchinson is the former Karen Balkwill. Rosemary Crawford, for the past three weeks, has been vacationing at the home of her parents, Fred and Mary Crawford of Port Albert. On Saturday, she left by . car to • return to Rainy River where she is employed as a registered nurse in the local hospital. Rosemary is a graduate of Fanshawe Col- lege and also trained in Vic- toria Hospital, London, and St. Joseph's, London, before accepting her present posi- tion in. Rainy River., Rainy • River is • about the size of Lucknow with a population of about 2,000.. W.J. Denomme FLOWER SHOP -a Phone 324-8132 DAY OR NIGHT Agent for 24 hr. FILM DEVELOPING "We personally invite you to Come to Clinton to . shop - and compare - on your next furniture purchase" Compare selection, quality, price and service, You can buy the best for less at Ball 8 Mutch. Come browse through our vast selection of fine home furnishings. We feel you'll be pleasantly surprised we offer big -city selection at small-town prices you can afford. Don Denomme Clarence Denomme COME IN AND SEE WHAT'S NEW IN HOME FURNISHINGS new styles and fabrics arriving dais HOME FURNISHINGS FLOOR COVERINGS CARPETING Bali It Mutch Ltd. Home Furnishings 11 Albert Street, Clinton 482.950S OPEN Six (joys o weer. 9 a rri 6 p.m. Open Friday nights till 9 p m Jim Crawford has return- ed to Kings `College in Lon- don for his third year in a four year course studying law. During the summer Jim was employed by Huron County's Family and Children's Services. Joanne Crawford has com- menced her studies at Fan- shawe College, in London where she is studying • to become a legal secretary. Ray and Eleanor Shantz of Port Albert will be spending a few days in Stratford this week visiting with Tom and Connie Orr. Connie Orr is the former Connie Shantz. Glen and Marion Weaver of Port Albert, in a recent visit with Mr. Weaver's mother, Annie Weaver at the nursing;- home irf Thamesville, report that her health has improved in the last few days. Mrs. Weaver is 97 and until a month ago, she had never really been sick in her life. William Balkwell, sum- mer resident of Port Albert, is perhaps the only person with an'official picture of the Port Albert Airport, which was taken in September of 1941. Mr. Balkwill ' was a civ an employee at the air- port I from 1942 until 1943 when he enlisted. In 1947 he was involved in the disposal of the buildings at the airport when he came into posses- sion of the official airport picture. Recently he has had several copies made from the original and at the Ashfield "Township Council meeting on October 6 he will present a picture of the air- port to Reeve Warren Zinn to be hung in the council chambers. He will also, in the very near future, present one to the Huron County Pioneer Museum. Church news The Reverend Robert Crocker conducted evening prayer at Christ Anglican Church in Port Albert last Sunday, speaking from St. Luke's Gospel Ch. 17, verse 11. 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