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aarernts of French Immersion
Parents Francophones
Le Club Francophone Aux Quatre Vents Inc.
nvites you to help
JS promote the "French
Language" and culture
in this area by
means of social,
cultural, recreational
end
educationes1
activities, geared
For children, as
well as adults.
If you are
interested, please
write to us at:
Vous invite a nous
aider a promouvoir la
Culture Francaise dans
la region par
'entremise, d'activites,
sociales, culturelles,
recreatives et
ucatives, destinees
aux enfants, ainsi
qu'aux adultes.
Si vous etes interes
ses vous pouvez
nous rejoindre aux:
Aux Quatre Vents
C, P. 348
Tiverton, Ont.
NOG 2TO
UPCOMING. ACTIVITY:
Family/ Cern Roast
August 9th, 1986
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Pickiers meet
The fifth and sixth meeting of the Port
AlbertPicklers and Preservers were held at
the home of Tracy Black on August 5.
Eleven members showed a sample of a
dried vegetable and Mrs. Hayden discussed
pickling and harvesting vegetables.
Mrs. Black talked about canning, dry
storage and demonstrated canning
tomatoes.
Mrs. Hayden conducted a judging class of
zucchini which everyone took part in.
Achievement Day will be held at Dungan-
non Fair on August 16.
80 attend reunion
The Hill reunion was held at Harbour
Park, Goderich on Sunday, August 10.
Over 80 descendants of the late Hugh and
Jane Hill, who care as pioneer settlers to
this community over 135 years ago, enjoyed
a bountiful pot luck meal and renewed old
acquaintances.
' The blessing and opening remarks were
presented by Cecil and Russel Hill. Greg
and Beth Hazlitt" were in charge of the ar-
rangements and Doris Harrison took care of
the registration. -
It was decided to have next year's reunion
in August in Harbour Park.
On August 8, Joan Crawford celebrated' her 25th year as a postal clerk at the Goderich Post
Office. Hereshe is presented with a plaque, recognizing her years of service, by John
'McGuilre, acting supervisor. She says she has enjoyed her years of work at the post office
aqd has seen a great amount of change take place during her stay there.(photo by Paul
Hartman) -
Lochalsh people enjoy ride on a boat
Sunday visitors with Charles and Mayiae
Wilkins were Laura and Mabel Campbell of
Toronto.
Elizabeth Wilkins, daughter of Charles
and Mayme Wilkins, worked for three weeks
at Five Oaks in Paris as a music instructor.
Wellington, Kae and Jim Webster visited
recently with Jack, Marion and Lloyd Smith
in Clinton.
Cecil Webster, son of Wellington and Kae
Webster, spent a week of his holidays in
Richfield, Ohio with his sister, brother-in-
law and niece, Atlee, Jean and Tricia Wise.
On Sunday, Atlee and Cecial came up to the
Websters on their motorcycles.
Jim and Kae took a;kide on the Lake View
Glass bottom boat and found it very in-
teresting. Kae enjoying it mostly when they
went to Flower Pot Island, and found it so
much more interesting to be so close to the
island than seeing it from, a distance. When
trolling for fish, it is impossible to get near
the island on account of the rocks.
Jim and Kae Webster visited with Bill and
Myrtle Craigie in Tobermory and also their •
two grandsons Chris and Danny Hindman,
sons of Captain John and Charlette Hind-
man also of Tbbermory. John is a captain
on the Chi-Cheemaun. -
Jim Webster spent his holiday at his
parents' home, getting ready and then tak-
ing a part in the Lucknow Craft Show where
he displayed and sold some of his handy
work.
Marion MacLennan and Dick Evans of
Sudbury are now at the home of Marion's
mother Rhetta MacLennan.
The MacDonald clan held their annual
picnic on the MacDonald farm on Saturday,
August 2 and in the evening had a dance in
the Lucknow Community Hall.
Finlay MacDonald had -his steam engine
in Port Albert on Saturday, August 2 and
took part in the parade there.
A weekend visitor at the Wilkins' home
was Elizabeth's friend Donna Pawluk of
Hamilton.
Visiting on the weekend with Ewen and
Mari MacLean was Mrs. John Metcalfe of
Petrolia.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb were recently
on a twelve day bus tour of the eastern pro-
' vinces. The weather was good for most of
their trip which they enjoyed very much.
Mark and Heather Darling, children of
Bob and Sandra Darling of Hanover, are
spending a few days with their grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb.
Visiting with D9rothy Finlayson during
the weekend were some of her family, Paul
and Jane Emberlin of Toronto; Rod and
The Goderich Recreation Departmept
and
The Huron Historic Jail Presents
eklbtea 4 e4teeze
Seold Stang Pig
aftei P19.
Jeannie Finlayson and girls of Sarnia; Bill
and Judy Finlayson and, John and Jerinine
of Teeswater; Ken and Allen Finlayson of
Toronto; Duncan Finlayson of Kincardine
and Carol Finlayson and her husband John
Balch and their two boys of Toronto.
Some weekend visitors with Finlay and
Margie MacDonald who also attended the
MacDonald reunion were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Birkeug and family :of Chicago, Il-
linois; Kathie Robson, Ryan and Phedra of
Gros Point, Michigan; Mrs. Sadie Blue of
Detroit; Mr. Meldrum of Detroit; Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Coburn of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Murray and two girls of Detroit; and
Mr. and Mrs. John Agnew of Detroit.
Julie and Michael MacDonald, children of
George and Andrew MacDonald are now
spending a week at Kintail camp.
Finlay MacDonald got first prize with his
steam engine in that class in the parade at
Port Albert.
• Visiting with Dorothy (D.A.) MacLennan
on the weekend were Finlay MacLennan of
Kitchener and Peggy Heffernan of London.
Recent visitors with Barry and Betty
Jones. were Betty's parents Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Hunter of Dorchester and aunt and
uncle Mr. and Mrs. Les Hunter of
Thamesford.
AT THE
HURON HISTORIC JAIL,
FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1986
2:00 RM.
Tickets: $2.00
Available at the Recreation
Department, the Huron
Histor.ic. Jait.and . ,the
Tourist Information Booth
and at the door
Bring 'your own lawn chairs
or car blankets.
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