The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-06-22, Page 28PAGE12A—GOPERMISIGNMATAR, 4Yr JUNE 20, nea
couple celebrate 5Oth wedding 'vers
Bright sunshine greeted
the many • friendi and
neighbors who attended the
50th wedding anniversary
celebration Of George and
Ethel Williatna of Port
Albert onSaturday, June 18.
The Williams' cottage is on
the north side of the Nine
Mile River surrounded by
beautiful cedar and maple
trees. The lawn with its
many tables and white
tableclothsdecorated with
white daisies, red and yellow
roses and chrysanthemums
made for a beautiful setting.
George Williams was born
in England in 1910 and im-
migrated to Canada in 1920.
On arrival in Canada he first
settled in the Bracebridge
area, later moving to the
Sarnia area.
Ethel Moorehouse was
born in England in 1910 and
immigrated to Canada in
1911, residing in the Sarnia
area.
In 1933 George Williams
and Ethel Moorehouse were
married in the Baptist
Church in Forest. They have
six children: William at
home in Sarnia; Cliff of Sar-
nia, wife Shirley and
children, Gregory and
Mike; Dick of Point Edward,
wife Joan and children Rick
and Leslie; Mrs. Marlene
Abrams of Sarnia and
children Susan and Jane;
and Mrs. Ken (Carolyn)
Alcock of Goderich and
children Pamela and
Angela.
The happy couple received
many beautiful gifts from
their family and friends.
They reminisced of the dif-
ficult times and the happy
times they experienced
together raising a family of
six. In the Sarnia area,
George worked for Massey
Harris for a period of time.
He then took employment
with Polysar where he work-
ed for 35 years, retiring in
1972. Since 1972, the Williams
have made their home in
Port Albert. They enjoy the
quiet in the village, the easy
access to the Nine Mile
River and the beautiful
sunsets on Lake Huron.
George is also an ardent
golfer.
The Williams are held in
high esteem and 175 guests
signed 'the guest book at
their celebration, coming
from such places as Wind-
sor, Nova Scotia, Sarnia,
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Social News
Dick Wreford and Virginia
Wreford of Detroit are
visiting with Martha
Wreford, a summer resident
in Port Albert.
Tom Kavanagh and
Virginia Kavanagh of Wind-
sor are visiting with Mrs.
Val Kavanagh of Port
Albert. Tom Kavanagh has
been an employee of
Chrysler for 33 years and he
also delivered mail on a
rural route for 21 years. ,
Bill and Margaret
Balkwell of Downsview are
spending several days at
their summer cottage
(Lakeview Heights) in Port
Albert. Also spending the
weekend at the Balkwell cot-
tage was their daughter
Karen and husband Barry
Hutchinson from Brampton.
Norval and,Ruth Anderson
and Mrs. Agnes Foster,
mother of Ruth Anderson,
who have been vacationing
at their summer home in
Port Albert (River's Bend),
have returned to their home
in Toronto for a few days.
On June 10 Laurie Doherty
graduated with her Bachelor
of Education Degree from
the University. of Western
Ontario's Faculty of Educa-
tion. Laurie's parents,
Frank and Isobel Doherty
from Port Albert, were in at-
tendance
ttendance for the convocation
service at Alumni Hall.
Laurie is employed at the
Children's Museum for the
summer in London.
Church News
Evening prayer service at
Christ Anglican Church,
Port Albert, was conducted
by the Reverend Robert
Crocker Sunday.
Morning services will be
held at 9:30 a.m., commenc-
ing June 26, for the duration
of the { summer. June 26 will
be a communion service.
The garage sale will be
held July 2. The cemetery
service will be held July 10 at
3 p.m.
Ball News
Sunday at Lucknow, the
Port Albert Pirates were
runners-up in the 'A' division
of the slow pitch tourna-
ment. In the first game, the
Pirates trimmed the Port
Elgin Kinsmen 16-5., In the
second game, the Pirates
defeated Kingsbridge 10-8.
In the third game the Pirates
lost to their neighbors, the
Port Albert Bull Dogs 16-10.
As runners-up in the 'A' Divi-
sion, the Pirates received
$200.
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Fish and Birds
Ministry of Natural
Resources officials at
Wingham report they have
had four conservation of-
ficers patrolling Lake Huron
this week, checking on the
fishing. The area patrolled
by the Wingham officers is
from Grand Bend to Point
Clark. Roy Bellinger; senior
officer in charge of the
patrol, states . it is quite
possible in some instances
that charges will be laid.
Elwin Petrie, the vi lage
storekeeper, reports that the
perch are running in the
Nine Mile River and says
there have been some good
catches.
Roy Bellinger, Con-
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perch fishing is good at
Grand Bend, Bayfield,
Goderich and Point Clark.
Norval Anderson, summer
resident of the village, while
doing a recent survey for the
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sus, patrolling east of
Amberley to Lothian, says
the redheaded woodpecker is
the most unusual bird he has
found.
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The Algorail arrived light
for salt from Buffalo on June
14 and cleared harbor the
same day for Sanduskey,
Ohio.
The Algorail arrived light
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the same day for Detroit.
The Algorail arrived light
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Lions President Pete Bettger and Treasurer Art Bourdeau
present a $1,000 cheque on behalf of the Goderich Lions Club
to the President of the MacKay Centre for Seniors, Janet
Balbfleisch and Chairman of the Purchasing Committee,
Everett Sparling. The money will pay for the Centre's
outdoor coming events sign shown here. (Photo by Joanne
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