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PAGE 10 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1986
Port Albert residents hoste
BY TOM LIVINGSTONE
Holy Communion was celebrated by Rev.
Wm. Craven at Christ Anglican Church,
Sunday. Visitors were in attendance from
Moose Factory and Kitchener. Rev. Craven
will be conducting the services during
August.
The A.C.W. met Wednesday afternoon.
The secretary's report, was read by Bessie
Belinger, and the treasurer's report by Cora
Cook.
The July bazaar was very successfpl and
a donation was made to the board to assist
with the •B.uilding Fund. New windows, •
eaves and drain pipes have been installed in
the basement and the exterior and interior
of the Church has also been painted.
President Margaret Young appreciated
the assistance of those who helped- by sen-
ding sandwiches and squares for the lun-
cheon served after the sesquicentennial ser-
vice. All was very much enjoyed. The
A.C.W. group could not have done it without
your help.
Guests with Norval knd Ruth Anderson
luring the 150th weekend celebrations were
Agnes Foster, Ruth's mother and Jack and
Mabel Pitbaldo, all of St. Catharines, also
their grandchildren Sharlene and Renate
Halozan, of Markham. The girls' big thrill
however was watching Grandpa Norval
land a 13 Lb. - 13 inches long Chinook
Salmon August 8!
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mclntee of Burton, Ohio
were guests at the cottage of Mrs. Roy
Banken, Goderich, and also visited the Jack
Tigert and Aileen Tigert families of Port
Albert.
Visiting Randy and Patti Maize and
daughter, Jeni over the 150th weekend were
Bill and Betty Helesic of Goderich, Ron and
Judy -Austin from Strathroy, Tammy
McAstocken, Rich Fangaoli of London, and
on Saturday, Phyllis and Emerson Rodger
of Auburn, Clare and Linda Rodger and
family, and Stacy Rodger, all of Goderich.
On August 3, 35 members of the Lednor
clan gathered at the cottages of Marg ana
Bill Balkwill and Kay Fennell for a buffet
supper. The occasion was to honour Agnes
and Leonard Brentwood on their 45th Wed-
ding Anniversary. "Brent" came from
Bournemouth, England with the R °A.F. and
was stationed at 31 A.N.S. Port Albert. They
were married in Knox Church, Goderich, by
Rev. David Lane. They reside in Hamilton.
Also celebrating his 16th birthday was
Robert Atthill. Robert is the son of Doug and
Julie Atthill, Waterloo. Visitors with the
Balkwills and Fennell family over the 150th
weekend were Bunny and Karen Hutchison,
Brampton; Joe and Anne Bills and family,
guests
Paul, David, Caro] Anne of Downsview;
Julie Nightingale, Scarborough; Larry and
Anne Gibson with Lisa, Amanda and Mat-
thew; Donald Shuther and Marie Fennell,
all of Hamilton; Mary Dickson, Toronto,
Fred and Bennie Dickson and family,
Stewart, Christine and Sonia of Brampton;
Isobel and Kim Gutcher of Blind River,
Doug and Julie Atthill and Robert, and Jean
and Evelyn Atthill, all of Waterloo. Also the
Brentwoods, Agnes and Len of Hamilton. It
was a very busy weekend in the Port Albert
area!
Recent guests with Tom and Anne Liv-
ingstone were Ina and Bill Chalk of Cam-
bridge and Ethel Ilowski of Kitchener.
Visiting Steve and Nancy Corkum during
the long weekend were John and Bev Cor-
kum and children, Julie and Donny. John
. and Bev were kept busy bartending and
parking cars at the sesquicentennial. Guests
of Don and Darlene Bauer over the weekend
were Rick and Laurel Bauer and family,
Tobe and Freda Faulhafer and boys from
Sebringville and Ken and Mary Scheerer
and children from Goderich.
Ken pitched in and helped wherever
needed.
Tom Dickson reports his steer was last
seen on the farm of Jim and Donna Hayden.
It's nice to see Glen Gardner back from
his honeymoon.
Many people co-operated to make sesquicentennial a success
BY NANCY CORKUM contributed in any way, made this weekend McNee, 2nd Billy Curran; boys 13 - 16 - 1st
150th Report possible. Paul MacDonald, 2nd Joey Curran; men -
For all of us who use the baseball dia- Registration for the various events was 1st Todd Jeffery, 2nd Wayne Graham;
mond, it was quite a surprise to see the . overwhelming and some of the winners are: ladies' - lst - Betty Dalton, 2nd - Debbie
facilities provided for the 150th celebra- Beard aiid Mustache: bushiest beard - Mel - Drennan. Soap Box Derby: senior - 1st -
Duane Durnin, 2nd - Ray Dalton; junior -1st,
tions. Fortunately, the ideal location was Dickson; longest beard - Harold Adams; - Chris Etherington, 2nd - John . Dalton;
made available through the graciousness of most colorful beard - Ross Young; neatest gest Costume and Design: senior - Tim
Viola Petrie, beard Brian MacLean; longest mustache Nolan, junior - Chris Etherington. Tug of
Overall, the weekend was a total success Art Stewart; most distinguished mustache - War: men's - The Nile; ladies' - West
because of the co-operation of many people. Paul Doherty. . Wawanosh Farm Girls. Horse Shoe Pit -
Frank Doherty's field was never so Volleyball (out of 16, teams): Gary and chin: men's A - Lloyd and Edward Neeb;
populated; 1,060 families registered and Pauline Nicholson, Bill and Dawn (mens B - Ken Scheerer and Dave Parks;
were made welcome by Darlene Bauer and Westbrook and Ron and Diane Durnin. Arm ladies' - Sandra Rivett and Brenda Jarrett.
committee at the registration and souvenir Wrestling: men's .175 -'Paul Engel; men's Elwin Petrie reports steady sales of all
booth. The judges, master of ceremonies, under 200 - Paul Engel; men's 201 and over - souvenir items. Many are still available and
bartenders, Ontario Provincial Police, John Sudyk; men's 150 - Kevin Horsburgh; orders may be placed for plate . frames.
parking attendents, event organizers and ladies' open - Debbie Drennan. Bale Throw- • "Pete" is doing a wonderful job keeping
helpers, -clean-up crews and all others who ing: Children 12 and under - 1st - Tim track of the funds and orders.
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