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Blue eity warm sun-
shine WithaeoOlbreereeetn-
ing. in from. the hilte .SundaY
nintith/g. Made ideal condir
10-115. Or the fust annual
bowie* mete* .held by
the Port. Albert Ratepayers
AUSagjatiOn at the :Crown
- • Reserve:Perk
'It Was attimes a Swims
contest with little being sai4
by the contestaide. flOwever,
• it MO aketoo lOng tO
Separate the Meal fr.ein the
boys in the i4 teem league,.
• and.- the 'whinges: were, Joe
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PORT ALBERT
NEWS
Torn Liwlesilestmnis,
Thursday afteitioen With
the warm sunshine, mosey
swimmers were enjoying the
cool *rob* waters of the.
Nine Mile River Where - it
enters into Lake Huron. This.
Wants' i lies been a teener*,
trophy, donated ' by fishing hole; ,however the
Bob -Gam)* of embus fishermen have had to seek
Luneil, will be Oresenteli re other areas. Art Hoy from
the Winner...a ata MOO* or Mississauga, who tram his
the ratepayersinAegla family tree haeli to the early
sucturNews . settlers of this area this
Many neighbours attended grandfather was_ one_of the,
a beachparty at the home of -many who worked on the
Freeman eidte illPort railroad which started in
-fareele
AlberVIliePM1K wealiosted 1"8 and continuedioltilthf
• by Tom and canon mbar of fall of 1911) caught three
Exeter., music for the ougu.,. Bass and one . Rainbow. It
sin
was bWhiskey Jack, was an interesting catcheon-
Tgey enterta- bled the100sidering the area was swar-
tagera who sat abing • the Ming with esvimmem.
beach Bed enjoyed a wide dinerklm.0fatenort (mbeHelenrt)enteGarr:
Gar -
variety of
itt9Ithrettl' 141Sinuslee ialeetat the Bedferd_HoteL
This Was f breakfast on
12111so sunceSaftd; bang n
14b7g4ile:411:44111Zalaahigta4 Cllierd*bile4;rt'atrhor;:gere7ri!.:
have the thrblighout the birthday and WS daughter
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sUMMer. Ida's third birthdaY. Mew
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ciwg from Burlin were
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne &Mart
and 0Iaeghters, Tammy .and
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Visiting M. the village for •
zeveraldaysfrom Brampton •
. Jobe tier" whO was'
bOrWin Kitehener where hiss.
mother still resides, Mr..
Berges is superintendent of
sehoois for the Anion of
Peel. . 4
MAR South from Port
Albert is visiting atthe Wine
of bus parents in Grisasby.
Also visiting the Smiths in
Grimsby is Wendy
MeAstolter and son Terry
from Port Albert.
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Hardick
of Thessalon visited on the
holiday weekend with Gerry
and Graee Moore at their
-trailer in .Riverside -Park-. -
Port Albert,
Grimy and Kurt. Bawman
of . Owen Sound and their
children,. Lis' a, Lori and R*
ou le *ed in. Brucefield
A pretty garden wedding
was solemnized• in
Brucefield for 'the ',lime 26th
wedding al Brad Hargreaves
and Teresa 'Steegstra, both
ofcambalge;,Thegroom is
the Son of 1)14 and Min..
10tOr--4,HorgreaveO of
Brucefield and; the brideis,
the tlaughter Of Mr, and
. Peter Steegstra of Gadariah•
Rings , and .vows were =-
Changed wrougbt-
iron decorated with
tr0SaltreanerY 'Antillean
and creaj*colouredmums,
Rev. Bob .MeMOlen' oft-
fielited at the nereaaany and
special *Oak was ptovided
by the bride's sister, Mrs.
JoAnn 'Netted' of Clinton
and Mr. Rob Snell, brother.
in4aW. of 'the groom •'of
Eteter.
• The • bride was escorted
-fah;
Politer 'sneelals.414$1e*
wore a Mid-calf length gown
- of ivory ChontilIV lace over
taffeta. The gown had an off -
the -shoulder capelet
scalloped to Menibow and a
scalloped hemline. Also to
• accent the gown the bride
wore ivory wrist.length lace
gloves and iVory-pairls and
matching earrings. ,, Her
headpiece, an ivory mohair
bat was wide -brimmed and
open crowned with a nem-
' plementaiy puff at the back,
extending into a waist;lenigth
veil. The bride Carried a
cascading bouquet of ivory
silk roses and silk plum -
purple double bloom violets
with Sprays of fresh ivory
baby's breath, all of which
were mounted over fresh
green sprengeri fern.
Junior flowergirl, Miss
Hayley Snell of Exeter, niece
of the groom,,wore a replica
of the bride's gown made
from ivory georgette. Her
bouquet was also a replica of
the bride's hut was finished
with an ivory ribbon just
above the cascading point.
Maid of honour, Miss
Kerrie Lomas, a friend of the
bride from Ottawa wore a
solid plum -purple gown of
georgette material. The four
bridesmaids and flowergirls,
Mrs. Eda Greydanus,
Goderich; Miss Janet
Steegstra of Kitchener; Mrs.
Alita Postma of Clinton, all
sisters of the bride and Mrs.
Charlotte Dotson of Kit-
; chener, friend of the bride
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hie spent the month of July family Om Pot Albert on
with .0.inay's parent% Jean July 23 were in Sndbwy,
aed Bob Janke who make Where they seed Wend
their home in PortAlbert. days.
Vacationing at their sum- Roo aril mite jeergens oi
mer home at Port Albert for Port Albeit en July 22, spent
two weeks are Paul and Gila several. days 4 e_On
Geis from Waterloo. While July 26 thee vent the 111,04
holidayMe here, the Golis at the North Channel Camp,
bad visitors froin Cambridge Frond) River.
and next week from Bremen, On Tuesday, August 3,
Germany they w4lbave Max' • Walter and Ute Gruendler
and Ulla Deyki for . five mid famliy visited
weeks.. This ifthe third visit 'Wonderland and spent
in the tatten years for the several days in that area.
Deyki family -teranada. • Port Albert Pirates finish -
Hans and Margit .Deter ad n thirdpiace in the.siow,
bon fratehenerare speeding pitch tournament held .ui
two weeks at their stinUser Dungannon over the bolidar
cottage at Port Miele weekend. Their neighhOurs,
Visiting for two Weeks at the /port Albert gundogs,
their sununer .home- are edged the Pirates 6 to
Hubert and Hermine The wo.- Thompson and
Fa ulhaniiner frons Sims Feed and Seed of Port
Waterloo. The Faulham- Albert are busy erecting two
mers have had visitors from new silos and When eon -
Germany, Ernst Meissner, pleted, will have a combined
Werner Eckel, and Klaus storage for 130,000 bushels of
Dickel from, Frankfurt. grain. They have just recent -
Brian and Dianne . ly in:stalled a new dryer at a
MacLean and family . spent cost of over $1)0,000, Ontario
Sunday, July 25 at the Hydro is busy at the present
African Lion Safari. time bringing in increased
Walter Gruendler and power to the Thompson
horseshoe pitching co
Plant from the substat,ion
the se cood atitera6SiOn of
Afield to the Thompson
plant t the fourth Cowes-
sion of "Iowa They hex
to have this work con3pleted
by earlySe$03ftr.
Don and Darlene Bauer
from Port Albert are travell-
ing by r oe a two weelt
vacation to the East Coast.
Accompanying the Bauers
will be Don Bauer's mother
• Merle from Port Albert and
his sister DoreenKaliooweki
from Lonthon.
It was nip and tuck ail the
way when Kinlost and the
Port Albert Pirates played
their league game at
Dungannon Wednesday
night with the Pirates com-
• ing out ontop7 toC
Steve Corkune wh6is
superintendent of a Hydro
project at Atikokan, spent
the holiday weekend with his
family in Port Albert..
Spending the weekend
with Mrs, Jean Lednor were
Agnes Brentwood and Frank
Knox, Michelle and Sandra
Restivo, Melanie Black and
Lori Des -Roches from
Hamilton.
Fred and Bernadette
Dickson and children
Stewart, CbriStine and Sonia
from Brampton, spent the
holiday weekend with Bill
and Marg Ballswill at their
summer home in the village.
Marie Fennell ° and Don
Skitter from • • spent
the weekend with . their
parents, Kay and George
Fennell -at their summer
home at Port Albert. • •
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The Foster ,reunion was
•held Saturday in Port Albert
on the grounds of Christ
Anglican Church. It was a
most successful event with
50 relatives being present
frons Goderich,
Millgrove, Markham,
Mississauga, Sudbury,
Southampton, St.
Catharines., Kemptville,
Ridgetown, Illoosonee, Mon-
treal and Scarborough
Agnes Foster, who was
born in Sheppardton at the
age of 94, was the oldest per-
son in attendance, and had
the honor of cutting the cake.
It was a very active after-
noon with the men par-
ticipating in baseball and
horse shoes, for the younger
people there were pony rides
and a bay ride through the
village Lunch was served in
•the basement of the churcb.
Planning of the event was
done by Ralph and Aviva
Foster froraSheppardlon.
Church News
The Reverend
Pitts (retired) from Ba
conducted morning prayer
at Christ Anglican Church,
Port, Albert, Sunday morn-
ing. He was assisted in the
service by his son-in-law, the
Reverend Leland Smith
from Henderson, North
Carolina.
Visitors were in atten-
dance from Sarnia, Strat-
ford, Dublin, Waterloo and
Thessalon. Walter Tigert
from Goderich was guest
organist.
The Reverend William
Craven will conduct next
Sunday's service during the
absence of the Reverend
Robert Crocker who is on
vacation.
The ACW of Christ
111 11,
"AlYine.
st
Anglican Church will meet
at the home of Anne Liv-
ingstone, Wednesday,
August 4 at 2 pan.
Bridal Shower
The basement at Christ
Anglican Church, Port
Albert was filled W.y
evening as friends and
neighbours attended the
shower for Patricia Lynn
Petrie:
The room was decorated in
pink and white, with many
floral arrangements. ',afire
bride-to-be was attended by
the matron of honor, Bar-
bara Petrie and h_idolzmaik
Laurie Doherty. • Lois
Sinclair read the address to
the bride-to-be who was
presented with many
beautiful gifts, which were
passed around for viewing
by the many guests.
The bride-to-be thanked
the guests for the lovely
shower and invited each one
to attend her wedding which
will take place on August 14
at 6:30 p.m. in St. George's
Anglican Church, Goderich.
Lunch was then served by
the hostesses.
60 years
young
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Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hargreaves
and . Miss Jennifer
Hargreaves of Hewett, niece
of the groom were attired
similarly to the maid of
honour in owns of plum
purple ' floral print and
trimmed With purplommwe
• lace. Their waistlines were
accented with plum -purple
georgette sashes tied into a
bow at the back. All wore in
their hair an ivory silk rose
with groupings of silk plum -
purple double blown violets
embedded in fresh green
sprengeri fern. They carried
arm bouquets of silk mauve
and plum lila= With ivory
silk roses finished with ivory
ribbons.
The best man was the
grooin's brother, Mr. Garth
Hargreaves of Calgary.
The ring -bearer was
Master Gavin Snell, Exeter.
nephew of the groom.
ushering ' guests were Mr.
• Dave Dotson of Kitchener, '
friend of the groom, Mr.
Dave Datgliesh of Elmira,
friend of the groom, Mr.
Greg Hargreaves of Hensall,
brother of the groom andMr.
Bill Henderson, Brucefield,
friend of the groom.
Special guests attending
the • wedding were the
groom's grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Jeffries of
Cedarhurst Farm, RR3
Ingersoll. Guests attended
from Toronto, Ingersoll, St.
Thomas, London, Niagara
Falls, Strathroy and
Calgary.
Following a wedding trip
to Nassau and Paradise
Islands, Bahamas the
newlyweds made their home
in Cambridge.
Prior to her wedding the
bride was honoured with
showers given by her sister
Eda Greydanus of Craderich
and Brenda -Ann Snell and
Judy Hargreaves, sister and
sister-in-law of the groom in
Hensall. Teresa and Brad
were honored with a stag and
doe party hosted by Debbie
Torrance, a friend of the
bride and groom at her
parents' residence near
Clinton, prior to their
wedding.
Open houses on land use planned
Open houses across
Southern Ontario are being
set up to give the public a
chance to participate in the
land use planning process of
the Ministry of Natural
Resources. Scheduled for
August (Goderieh's will -be
August 26 at Saltford Valley
. these_ events
display the recently com-
pleted district strategies
which show *hat the
Ministry has proposed for
Ontario's Crown Land. Alan
Pope, the Minister of
Natural Resources, has
invited the public to com-
ment on these plans.
A group of conservation
organizations stresses the
importance of public par-
ticipationin this process.
"Mr. Pope said he will
base his decisions on the
plans on public comment, so
it is impotent for Ontario's
residents to go to the open
houses and say what they
want donewith public land,"
says laanCy Patterson, of the
Federation �f Ontario
Naturalists.
Crown Land makes up 87
percent of the province's
land base. This land belongs
to the residents of Ontario,
and is managed by the
Ministry of Natural
-Resour-ees. The plans
• displayed at the open houses
are to be_ altered
public comment received,
and then sent to Mr. Pope for
final approval.
Slated for implementation
in 1983, the plans will assign
public land to various uses,
such as forestry, mining,
raittaging and parks, for the
next 20 years. These critical
decisions have industry and
interest groups scrambling
for their share of the land
resource.
Conservationists fear that
commitments to industrial
development may squander
Ontario's natural heritage.
"By the end of this year
industry will be firmly
established on the land
asaigned to it in the plans. If
we don't get more parks
now, our tuture choices are
non-existent for wilderness
parks, and limited for
others," says Arlin Hack-
man, of the Wildlands
League. "Besides, all the
candidate parks represent
only 5 percent •of the
productive forest land. That
isn't too -much to ask," he
says.
"Protection and
recreation are the two goals
of the parks system. We
want Mr. Pope to live up to
these goals in the plans,"
says Grace Patterson, of the
Canadian Environmental
Law Association. "The
Ministry has pledged the
people' of Ontario a good
Provincial Parks system. It
is up to the public to make
sure it is delivered."
Conservationists across
the province joined her in
encouraging the public to
participate now in the Crown
Land deeislons. The deadline
for public comment is
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