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PORT ALBERT
NEWS
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Norval and Ruth -Ander- Feagan and Clarence Mc -
son, while vacationing this Cue, rendered two numbers,
summer m Port Albert, are "In the Garden" and "Have
doing a research study spon- Thine Own Way, Lord".
sored by the Federation of George Cowan, minister of
Ontario Naturalists. The Nile Church, spoke on the
Federation is conducting an topic, `Faith, Hope and
Atlas survey to determine Charity'.
the number of bird species On Wednesday, June 9,
nesting in the province. The Morningstar Lodge, Carlow,
Andersons will be concen- at their regular meeting;
trating on a° 15 square mile welcomed Gerald Morgan,
block in the Kingsbridge- Worshipful Master of
Kintail area. The results, will Maitland Lodge, Goderich,
be given to the regional co- and his Degree Team who
ordinator, Morton Parker of conducted the work of the
Port Elgin. The Andersons evening. At the conclusion of
were born in Huron County. the business part of the
Norval is retired from Im- meeting, the members ad-
perial Oil in Toronto. For journed to the dining hall for
many years they have been a very enjoyable lunch.
spending their summers at It was also `Fun Night'
their cottage (Rivers Bend) when members brought ar-
in Port Albert. titles to be auctioned off, to
assist in repairs to the
building. Avard Miller,
Master of Morningstar
Lodge, thank -ed the
members for their support
and reported it was a very
successful evening.
Social News
Don Bauer and his mother,
Merle Bauer from Port
Albert attended the Mogk
Reunion in Brodhagen over
the weekend.
Ernest and 'Jutta Elissat
from Kitchener spent the
weekend at their cottage in
the village. Their children,
Dean and Debbie,. students
at Stanley Park Public
School, Kitchener, are cam-
ping . out this week in the
Owen Sound area, as part of
a school project.
Prank- Gardiner arnl=describes the location of -the
camp.
The Reverend Norman
McLeod from Brampton and
the Reverend Hugh Stewart
from Stratford, felt that a
camp was required for the
young people, and the first
camp was located in
Rockwood 'near the Guelph
area in 1929..Land for Camp
Hermosa was.bought m 1955.
Young people attending
camp at that time lived in
tents.
y,Vie,; carrr)p bas;:.
cabins for all, for
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1979 a very spacious and
Modern kitchen and dining
room were built.
During the summer, about
600 campers, ages 9 to 18,
will have taken in the many
interesting programs at the
c'amn. Each week. the'camo
leaders 'change. Tim Ryall
from London is m charge of
Charles and Hazel Siddall, the natkire camp and two
retired. residents ,from lifeguards are on duty.
Bothwell who are vacation- .Campers are kept busy stu-
n* at Point Farms Park, dying the Bible, Swimming
took some time off to do and they doing outdoor
some fishing at Port. Albert- 'sports. A nurse is on duty at
this week. ' Hazel was all time with a two bay sick
rewarded with a three pound room available. Campers
Pike. come from' an area from
This is one of the quieter Owen. Sound to Sarnia and
times in the fishing life of the Windsor to Brampton and
Nine Mile River. The bright Georgetown. -- '
sunshine and the comfor- July and 'August are the
table chairs, just made it busy months at the camp
ideal for a retired couple to and June 20 to .25 is set
enjoy the outdoors, and aside for senior adults! Sue
spend a few hours at their Kaufman from Glen Acres
favourite pastime. Charles Baptist Church in Waterloo.
claims his wife is much bet- is the business manager and
ter at fishing than he is, and she has a staff &ten:
on Friday morning she prov- Church News
ed it with the three pound
.Pike.
Camp Hermosa
Camp Hermosa, located
five miles north of Goderich
on Highway 21 on the west
side, is a Baptist Camp. It is
nestled kin 15 acres of
beautifulbush country. The
name Hermosa is Spanish,
for beautiful, and that
children, Jane, David and
Peter from Toronto spent the
weekend at his mother's
home in Port Albert ( Mrs.
Glen Gardiner).
Don and ' Barb Harrower
from Holly Michigan spent
the weekend at their sum-
mer home in the village. .
Many cottagers were m
the village this weekend tak-
ing advantage of one of the'.
nicer weekends' of our sum-
mer season.
May 28 was an exciting
day in the life of Lindi
Tipert, London Road, Port
Albert. That day she receiv-
ed her Canadian Citizenship
Papers at a ceremony .in
Clinton. Lindi is . the former
Lindi Pope who was born in
England, and nn November
21, 1981 she married Don
Tipert, a resident of Port
Albert.
Marjorie Andersen • and
son, Kenneth from Surrey,
B.C. are spending their
vacation m Port Albert
visiting with her sister,
Isobel Adams. It was 25
years ago that Marjorie
graduated from the
Woodstock General
Hospital, ,and at the present
time, the graduating class of
25 years ago is having a class'
reunion. The - Andersens
have been busy renewing
friendships in Port Albert
and in Woodstock.
Viola Petrie had Mr. and
Mrs. James Monnott from
Toronto visited for a few
days last week.
William and Pamela
Brooks from London spent
the weekend at their cottage
at Martins Point, Port
Albert.
Norval and Ruth Anderson
from Port Albert are in
Toronto for a few days.
Many area Masons were in
attendance when Morning
Star Masonic Lodge, Carlow
attended Divine'Service Sun-
day, at Nile United Church,
District Deputy Grand
Master Don Webster from
Exeter was in attendance,
reading the scripture from
St. Matthews Gospel. Avard
Miller, Master of Morn-
ingstar Lodge, also read
Scripture from Romans.
A trio of Lodge members,
Duncan MacKay, Douglas
Communion was observed
at Christ Anglican Church,
Port Albert, on Sunday after-
noon.
fternoon. .The Reverend Robert
Crocker conducted the ser-
vice. Next Sunday, the ser-
vice will be at 9:30 a.m. and
will continue at that hour un-
til the end of August.
Dutch Elm Disease
Dutch Ehn Disease was
first noticed 'in Canada in
1944 and in Ontario in 1946. In
the Port Albert area we can
still see the occasional elm
tree standing. On Highway
No. 4, travelling north from
Belgrave to Wingham, you
tan see several elm trees
which have survived the
disease.
Steve Bowers from the
Ministry of Natural
Resources, Wingham, is of
the opinion that the trees
which look quite healthy
now, as they get older, will
likely die from the disease.
Bowers, who is working with
trees, feels that some trees
may have a built-in immuni-
ty from the disease. When
the disease strikes, it causes
a wilting of the branches,
yellowing of the foliage, and
many bare patches: Elm
trees that have an ornamen-
tal value, such as trees in -
your backyard, can be sav-
ed, providing the disease has
not progressed too far, by
having a fungicide injected
into the tree.
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Harold Bettger, a past president of the Goderich Lions Club, installed his son Peter as the
198243 president of the Club last Thursday evening. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
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