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Teenage giri rescued by men after near drowning in the Nine Mi"
With hdh. waves • and a
• strong trUrifat •whale the
Nine Mille River empties Into
Lake Anon 'Thursday,.. a
teenage girl got. into Wield'
ty while swung** and bed
to be rescued by three .men
who .were en the beach at
'that tune. This is the second
incident of.swunmers having
. "difficulty with the current at
Port Albert while swimming
this siwuner. Thera is one
sign warning swiunlfners of
the problem with the tllr-
rent, Perhaps this problem
should be looked into by the
ratepayers of the village.
Social. News
,Visiting last week at the
k concert planned
Trooper, an established town -Colney Hatleh.and more
Caoadean , rock band and specifically the town's
Coney Hatch,. a new,bband on ltifiatic asylum 1.41.0lzers of
the Canadian rook scene will the band_ inelude, Aaldy
perform at the Ooderich Curran, bassist and oe
arena this Friday evening casional lead vocalist; Steve
beginning at 9 p.m: Shelski, lead guitarist; Dave
Coney Hatch will appear Ketchum, drummer; and
as the opening ' act for. Carl Dixon, lead vocals and
Trooper. Their self -titled rhythm guitar. The Coney
debut album was released Hatch sound has coalesced
July 5 by Anthem Records from .the widely varying
and on a national level, it has influences / of the band
been accepted with open . members. Andy Curran's
arras by radio programmers hard rock roots ,are par -
at influential radio stations titularly reflected in his
bothAMandFM. three lead vocals "Stand
' Coney Hatch's individual • Up", "Love Poison" and
brand of melodic hard rock "I'll :Do, The Taikin". Steve
came to the,attention of Max, Shelski is no ordinary guitar
Webster -kingpin-Kim-Mites-player. As-welias..b,eing.one
eheil who .enh used to such fo the finest new "in the
effect that Anthem put him pocket" rock guitarists, he is
into the, studios to produce • capable of interesting add
the band in the spring of 1982. different interpretations, of
The. band's unusual name the electri�e guitar as
is derived from the English exhibited in "Monkey Bars".
Carl Dixon's astute writing
and soaring vocals are en
Butterfliesintegral part of the band's
. sound.
"Devil's Deck" and "NO
now playing Sleep Tonight" are relen-
tless rockers .while "You •
BUTTERFLIES ARE Ain't Hot Me".and \"Hey
BUTTERFLIES
FREE, the smash Broadway Operator" (their first side)
have, an appeal es broad as
comedy- that ran for 82, MOP. radio's total bandwidth.
PORT ALBERT
NEWS
Tom Livingstone, R91RIO-7e46
summer home of Don and
Barb Harrower, Victoria
Beach, • Port Albert, were
LaVert and Nina Jones from
flint. Michigan, Rolland and
Lill *Goodwin .from' Cin
tinaatl, daughter. •Lori from
•Holly; Michigan and grand-
daughter Maya from Mont-
pelier, Vermont: It was the
McGoodwin's first visit to
Port Albert and they, were
depressed by the beauty of
the village.
Barb Harrower reports
seeing several Canada geese
on the lake and a blue heron
has been in the area:
Visiting with Tom and
Anne' Livingtone of Port
Albert were Charles and
Irene Thompson from Galt
who have been camping at -
Point Farms Park.
Last week at the
tail was Music Week with .65
young campers par-
ticipating. It is now an an-
nual event under the direc-
•RINGS °NECKLACES.
• BRRA.CELETS •BEADS
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the --in- ekw-.York,-:then--waste Trooper's bit'songs'ini iudel '
' transferred to the'screen two '�R,aise A Little Hell",
become a smash Movie hut,' - "Money Talks",; "Two For
is the nett' featured .produce : The Show", "General Hand
tion at Huron .Country Gernade", "Janine". and
Playhouse,.CrandBend ,�
The piny focuses on a blind Here For A Good Time ..
boy's fight'to. win • his in -Tickets for the Trooper
dependence by living' alone ConeyvHatch • doorfot are
in New York. Solutes spm- available dale dolgWest69nd
.or in advance from West,End.
bre? Not by`•a long shot, forStereo or Rivett's TV for
this is a comedy with seat :8.50:
tillating humour and razor-
edged .wit.:,
_.BUTTERFLIES '__A -B_.
FREE marks the Huron,
Country Playhouse debut of
David Nairn as Don Baker,
the blind ,- youth from
Scandalewho leaves tie
comfort .and' security of
horne'°to live in Greenwich
The other three cast
members .arecertainly not
strangers to Playhouse au-
diences. Marcia Kash, retur-
ning • after her sensational
success in `I Ought To, Be In
Pictures', will be seen as Jill
Tanner, the kooky next door
neighbour who quickly suc-
cumbs to Don's charm. Tom
Arnott, most recently seen
here as Paravicini in The
Mouse Trap, • plays Ralph
- Austin, the rebelplaywright
who has his own designs on
Jill, And, rounding out the
' cast, Huron Country
Playhouse Artistic Director
Aileen Taylor -Smith will be
playing. Mrs. Baker, the
mother who tries to keep the
world from hurting her son
but who learns in a glowing
scene that it is time for her to
stop.. '
BUTTERFLIES ARE
FREE will be playing at
Huron Country Playhouse
August 10 through August. 21,
Tickets are available at all
regular Playhouse outlets
and at the Box Office.
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tion of John Anus Sinclair,
-director of praise at Knpx
Church, Stratford and Lorne
Dotterer, director of praise
at Knox Presbyterian Chur-
ch,
hunch, G.oderich. Sunday morn-
ing the students. performed
at the .11 a.m. service at
Knox of Goderich to a
capacity congregation, and
were warmly received in the
many numbers that they
rehderecL
Bonnie Jones and children
Mary Elizabeth, Michaela
and Meredith from London
are spending a few days at
their summa - er cottage at
Port Albert.
Visiting with George and
Kay Fennell from Hamilton
who are vacationing et their
summer home at. Port Albert
are Mike and Jackie Carpino
and children Amanda and
Sarah fru Hamilton.
Michael and Cheryl Ann
Wales who were recently
married at Si. George's
Anglican Church, (oderich
and spent a two week honey-
moon on the East Coast,
were in the village for a few
days. They will make their
home in London.
Nancy Warner and son
Brad from Vancouver are
visiting with her parents,
Gord and Ruth Ramming
from Port Albert. The Rum-
- wings spend their winters in
Florida and their summers
in Port Albert.
Harold and Karen Klein
and daughter Lindsey from
Syracus are visiting with
their parents Neil and Nell
Klein froari Detroit who are
summer residents of the
village.
Norval and Ruth Anderson
will be returning to theirhome in Toronto Monday
' and on Tuesday' they will
travel to Minden to visit,with
their daughter, Shirley and
husband, Peter Halozan and
children, Charlene and
Renate who are vacationing
in the Minden area.
Miss Margaret Foster
from Kitchener is visiting
with Ruth and Norval Ander-
son
nderson at their summer home at
Rivers Bend, Port Albert.
Howard and Linda Ander-
son and children, Mr' hew
and Brian from Lansing,
Michigan, and Becky White
from Indianapolis, spent one
week in the village. This was
their first visit . to Port
Albert.
It was quiet in the village
last week. Usually one. can
find selieral fishermen
.casting their lines into the
Nine Mile River but not s4
far after the holiday
weekend. The warm, sandy
beaches at the Port lacked
the many sun bathers that it
is capable of holding.
One of the local ball teams
had difficulty in finding suf-
ficient
ufficient players to field a
team recently.
The harvesting of the
grain is in progress. One can
see the familiar wagons win-
ding ' their way to the
e
elevators, just another in-
dication that we are -well into
summer.
ACW
On Wednesday, August 4
the ACW of Christ Anglican
Church, Port Albert' met at
the home of Anne Liv-
ingstone for their meeting.
Reports were submitted on
the recent garage sale and
bake sale which were both
very successful, Margaret
Young, president, expressed
her thanks to the committee
and to' the friendsof the
church for their contribu-
tions to the events.
For a Fall project, the
ACW will assist in retaking
renovations to the church
washroom.
Church News
The Reverend William
Anderson from St. Andrew's
Church, Lasalle, conducted
communion service at Christ
Anglican Church, Port
Albert Sunday morning. In
his sermon, he spoke from
John's Gospel chapter 20,
verse 27. Visitors were in at-
tendance from Kitchener,
Dublin, Sarnia and London:
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