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Victoria :Ps pIi'.yduy winners
-Visitors, vitt) .- it». -an&. Mrs. Motor Homes Factory; a t -
Irvine Edy and Martha during this Centralia to see the. Hughes Boats
weekend. were Mr.'and Mrs..Bob Factory; at -Grand Bend to the
Ott and Matthew of Kitchener; Mr,- and a drive by beautiful
and Mrs. G.G. Vatrr.�.Horne and homes. Las, s op was at Victoria
Mrs. Jim Blair, London. St. United Church in Goderich for
Mr,- H. Eugene Hanson of East ,° a lovely: - dinner, then home,
Tawas, 'Michigan, has spent this realizing Huron County has many
Week. with• his niece,, Mrs. Cecil thriving industries. Driver for
Blake and Barbara and other the trip through Huron County was ,
relatives and friends. Mr. and A.J. Sherwood. '
Mrs. Grant Sowerby of Thornhill Visitors, with Mrs. Minnie
also were home for the weekend.' ; Jones and Melvin this weekend
A..family gathering was held do included her • sister Mrs., Eva
Sunday at the home of Mr, and Rice of Detroit also
Mrs: R.T.•Kilpatrick in Wingham Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rice and
to honour "Uncle Gene". on his family, and Mr. and Mrs." Tim
87th birthday (May 26). Besides Rice and family of Detroit; Mrs.
those` mentioned above, others Jas. 'McFadgen of Guelph•visited
present were Mrs. A.N. Atkinson, with this group. On Sunday in
Mr. and Mrs -Douglas Kilpatrick, honour 'of Mrs.,. Rice's • 80th
Weather and the twins, Scott.: and„ti,..hirthday thirty-five relatives .and
Warren. friends 'fret at the'home of -'her
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schultz brother Mr. Bert Marsh and Mrs:
and . daughters, Bonnie P aid M a f; s h in A u b u rn T he
Debbie, had a birthday dinner on grandchildren from Detroit made,:
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Sunday for their,asbn-in-law Bob this surprise gathering possible.
Woods. Besiae's Mr. and Mrs'.! Bob Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McWhinney
Woods from St. Augustine other left on a motor trip to Western
guests included Mrs:. Tom Park, ' Canada along with Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Les. Schultz... Harvey Mole of L°ucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacDonald Mr. and'Mrs. Aubrey Higgins
of Ottawa visited this weekend
-- with. the former'.- mofher,,..M�.rs, entertained ' at ..an anniversary
Lillian MacDonald
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dinhe"r" at'."t e "Cand'reti'ght Inn- in . .
Benson Case from Georgetown Goderich last week. Guests were
accompanied Frank McArthur of Mrs. Harry Trelevan of London, ..
Goderich. to visit former friends Leonard Chisholm and family and
in Dungannon on 'Wednesday and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chisholm and
enjoyed reminiscing. In our W.I, family of Goderich. Mrs.,
Tweedsmuir History book there Trelevan also visited friends in
are pictures and articles which -Dungannon on Saturday.
were contributed,by'1VIr. Case.
,Next time we hope he may have the On Monday 'Mr. and Mrs'.
Donald Watt, ..newly weds, called
opportunity to examine_ cul: book.
Tlie'anrrual Cemeterit Service • on Several families in Dungannon.
at Dungannon is to be in July • the Donald grew up in Dungannon. He
first Sunday, July 2, at 4:15 p.m. was married at Oakville on June
Debbie Elgey - of' Guelph is • 10 by his father Rev. George Watt
visiting, her sister Mrs. Jim who served' in Dungannon for a .
Culbert.time. Donald will ,be preaching at
The locale and daily papers Sauble Beach for the summer
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contain numerous photos and since he is, also training for the
accounts of young people who.are
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grministry•
graduating from v•ariotrs
colleges. Congratulations and
best wishes to each in 'future
plans. •
On Monday Dungannon and Nile
United Church Women enjoyed a
bus trip through parts of Huron
County, stopping at Whitechurch
Vanity Fair (Marble Top Molded,
Sinks), at Seaforth Shoe Factory;
at Seaforth United Church for a
bountiful luncheon; at Hensall at
Gr. 2-3
Grade Two and Three winners at the Victoria P lay day on Tuesday
was this squad who captured first place.. Left to right,are, front, b
Patty Rean, Jennifer Dunn, and (;heryle Main. Back, Steven Fuller.,
Rick--R.yan Steve Walters, Steve Sager and Billy Carter, (staff
photo)
,M,ASI 't
news
This is the second - Wright Bras.. launch local
instalment of ' Port Albert tractor from .Kitty Hawk HiII—
Ntws written "just for .fun" by Wilbur Elsner Draper and Orville
a villager. This news is not to Sam Brown Successfully took off
be taken serious/y but is to be loaded' with barley corn from
considered in the vein in which Kitty Hawk Hill. Soared 50 feet,
it was composed.consurnated three intricate loops;
, Thbse thathave, gets. Since my one belly roll, over shot the
literary talents have been brought runway and came to rest on a two -
to forethe handsome baehelorbas . ; Wheel landing, ,Both _pilot -and -
been swamped with jobs, navigator drove away laughing:"
marriage proposals and earthly Belgium Comet resides, in
creatures. Prior to my first 'Tulip Grove --Mr. Bill , Cgzyn,
column, my account with the local chief analyst and director of the
tycoon and merchant was Cozyn research center claims
boardering on the large sum of that J .omet Marie lost her fiery
1500 galoopies, Due to his good tall t5 light years ago while
, nature, his love for charity and orbiting yin outer space. Mr.
the fear of tile press, that debt was •CQzYn also stated tri all his years
cancelled. of research' elgium Comets,
Without End• -=May Marie has,theatest chemical
World
or,:value of all, the most superb'
wonders never cease. In my
'1 i tl e s, p 1 u`s a few other.
distinguishable points of beauty
that only a chief analyst has
access to.
The people of Port Albert are
certainly indebted to Mr. Cozyn
darkest hour, Harvey Johnston's
Pony Express came clattering
over Hawkin's Hill with Harvey
riding side-saddle, bearing many
costly gifts from the Signal -Star.
Upon opening the package, I for allowing us to the privilege of
discovered, one new canoe-- viewingtis exotic, graceful. and
paddles- and supplies, plus-
h 5 000 a qcarming sample of 'what we.wiIl
e ue for ,
certified . .c q , _. .
galoopies. Upon receiving these
enormous gratuities, I
considered it as a very 'good
jester on the paper's part, but the •
more 1.think of those supplies and
galoopies, they might be trying to
give me a message. "
Auction Sale—July lst;. 12
o'clock Noon. Local beauty and
mother of three has finally
consented to'auction off one light
_b 1ue;higlrnecked;'gran robe to
-' the highest.bidder. This robe has
been domesticated and is used to
being seen by local friends and
tourists. Should bidding exceed
our expectations, Mrs. Beauty is
prepared to'present her mother-
in-law's famous bikini that caused
so many heads to roIl in the land of
sunshine and.oranges.
Rules of the Auction -=no
feeling the merchandise or the
model; no bid will be allowed to
exceed one, dollar; each and every
bidder will receive one small
section of terry cloth; all monie
received will be donated to
-charity.-
We
We are hoping that the 0,.P.P.
will send in two cars to direct
traffic and protectthis beautiful.
model,from the, ohhstreperous._
Maestro Kenneth Bach.
Beethoven Vanderburgh Jr. of
Uranium Hill has once again.
graciouslyand kindly consented
to conduct and arrange 'the
musical•scores to be presented at
our annual symphonic bean and
wind festival to be held after
harvest in Rabbit Run. Now
you'.all come.
IC. -G r•
In the K indergarten Grade One division duringVictoria School Play
day on Tuesday this team emerged as'the fi rst place winners. Lento_
right are, 'Leslie Rean, Timmy McGuire, Ricky. Harman, Jimmy_
Bissett, Michael Worsell. Front, Paul Tigert; Scott Byerman and
'John Dobbie., (staff photo) •- •
see and admire in outer -space.
P.S. The comet seems to have
more vivid life and color while
reclining -on satin or velvet. '
Notice—The Port Albert
council of safety met and
unanimously voted that 12 local
B.W.'s must desist and decease•
wearing mini -skirts or hot pants
or hot hot pants when entering this
corporate village. These. 12
)u$G,teus. bundlesW��,of,', human
pulchritude will be notified by our
efficient secretary at the next
meeting which convenes in 1085.
Mayday Social Event—Mr. and
Mrs. Elwood Murray of Toronto
with family and friends stopped at
the palace for an evening of, fun
and laughter, A good beer was had-
byall.
When the sing' started; : •
Some departed,
The palace shifted
As Elwood is gifted (Clog dancing)
The spirits flowed freely
The windows were nearly
I ran to the cellar to check the.
foundation
To my dismay' .. it required
litigation
The doors swung in, some swum
()TILL_ . , - ;.. .... ,, .
A lock was broken wti h .
.I got a clout.
I got into a hassle'
Nothing was said so they started'
to wrestle. 3
Our • night of fun ended very
sublime. ,
As they all drove away from a
very good time.
Our local Lone Ranger
Joe
Maclntiretand his faithful friend
Tonto M.tt hitched tip Silver and
twopaaek mules and Oiled the lake
road. We sincerely thank the Lone
Ranger and Tonto, for the fine job
they done in handling the two -mule
tanker.
Mrs. Ken Cook of Trout Bend
has been unanimously selected by.
the Port Albert Valley Mother's
Grub to receive the blue ribbon of
the month award for being best
nurse, chauffeur, and house
keeper during her husband Ken's
recent. convalescence
(congratulations Mrs. Cook.). -
Last week, one of our, local
husbands arrived hotne after
visiting Goderich, , Blyth and .
Wingham in rather an inebriated
condition. Upon entering the door -
and the wife seeing his condition,
she exclaimed, I quote, "Darling,
If your mother,, father and family
had really and truly loved me,
they would have made sure that
you married someone else"
My thought for this week—If
everyone had lit one little
'candle= -what a frost -free world
,this could be.
Compost pile
pro-ven way
to recycle
When you build a compost pile,
you're_ helping_to ,recycle •
materialsthai would otherwise go -
to waste. Practically everything
that can be grown can be. added to
the compost . pile, says Russ
Gomme, horticultural specialist,
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture,
and Food•. This includes peelings
from vegetables andfruits, coffee
,grounds and tea bags, dead plant
tops and grass clippinss.
As well as being a disposal area
for unwanted plant .material, a
compost pile is a good source of
organic matter for your garden. A
corner of your backyard might be.
suitable for this purpose. A
convenient sized pile should be
•about 6 feet long, 4 feet -wide and
about 5 feet high. If the first layer
at the bottom contains heavy-
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te�ttured material,' it will help
improve drainage for the entire
pile. Layers of decaying plant
material about 1 foot deep can he
added with 2 -inch layers of loam
between them. A light layer of
lime, with commercial fertilizer
added occasi`ohally, ;ill aid in the
breakdown of. plant materials,
The pile will dec.ompose-fasker
tf itis.tur'ned'over periodiehl'ly"'p:
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