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DI T I T Imo.
1l ►_ sreunion
Derk and Tinie Logtenberg and' family
hosted the DeBoer reunion lurid at their
farm on Sunday afternoon.
Gertie Park visited in CGQderi;ph n Sunday
with her sister-in-law, Nell Bandy.
Mr. and Mrs.. Ray U1!ph, Ray Jr. and
Cheryl attended the ch reunion at
Rondeau Park near Chatham on Sunday,
Congratulations to John and Kathy (Pen -
found) Young, who were naarried in
Londesboro on Saturday. John is a son of
Fred and Donna Young.
Joyce Pocock of Dawson Creek, B.C,
returned to her home on Saturday following
a two week visit with her parents, Frank
and Mary Glenn.
On Sunday, July 22 Mr. and Mrs. I)erk
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Marie Park, 529-7719`:'.
Logtenberg attended the baptismal services
in Stratford for their grandson, Joshua
West, son of Joe and Irene West.
Matthew and Andrew Ott of Kitchener
visited last week with their grandparents,
Irvine and Colleen Eedy.
ACW bazaaris successful
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Margaret Young, President of the ACW of
Christ Anglican Church, reports the bazaar
held at the church on July 28 was a success.
She wishes to express her thanks to all those
who made contributions.
Church News
The Reverend Robert Crocker conducted
morning prayer at the 9:30 a.m. service
Sunday, speaking on the topic of por-
nography.
It was announced that the ACW would
meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the church.
Social News -
Visiting with Vi Petrie for the weekend
was her daughter, Eleanor and her hus-
band, Gordon Cockfield from Detroit.
Steve Corkurn from Sydney, Nova Scotia
is visiting with his family in the village.
Vacationing in Port Albert for the first
time were Harry and Lucille Restwo and
.children, Sandra and Michelle from
Hamilton.
Visiting at their parents' cottage are
Larry and Anne Gibson and children, Aman-
da and Matthew from Hamilton..,
Many residents from this area attended
PORT ALBERT
NEWS
Tom Livingstone, 529-7645
the Bicentennial Variety Show sponsored by
Ashfield Township Saturday night in the
Works Garage.
Marge Jones of London has arrived to
spend her annual vacation at Victoria
Beach.
It was interesting to read in the Encounter
. section of Saturday's London Free Press,
that Roy Bellinger, retired Conservation Of-
ficer, now living in Port Albert, was the one
who made the suggestion in the early 1960s
that the' Hullett Marsh become a Con-
servation Area. It is composed of 2,000 acres
under water and in mid-April of this year
saw 20,000 migratory birds set down on their
annual northward trek.
Expert quilters will show off
Special demonstrations by expert quitters
will highlight the Bayfield Quilt Show
August 3rd, 4th, and 5th. The schedule is:
Friday 2:30 p.m., Hawaiian Quilts, Carolyn
Chapman; 4:30 p.m., Quilting Stitches,
Mildred Fellows; 7 p.m. Piecing and
Grandmother's Flower Garden, Jean Dunn.
Saturday 10:30 a.m., Quilting, Mildred
Merrill, 2 p.m. Applique, Jean Lindsay; 4:30
p.m. Trapunto, Lola Cook. Sunday 2:30
p.m., Crib Quilt and Hawaiian; 4:30 p.m.
Quilt Walk.
The show inthe Old Town Hall will be open
Friday from 2 to 8 p.m.; Saturday from 10
a.m. to 6 p.m'. and Sunday from 2 p.m. to 6
P.m.
The quilts which have been entered'from
Bayfield, Goderich, Grand Bend, Blyth,
Clinton and Sarnia will be judged by Mary
Rochon of the Bayfield House Gallery,
Grace Forbes, president of the Ontario
Street Quitters, Lola Cook, member of
several needlework and textile
organizations, and Carolyn Chapman,
quilting teacher and student of Ginny Byers.
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Sandra Van Osch and Laurie Hayden, highland dancers, performed in- the Ashfield
Bicentennial variety concert held at the township public works garage Saturday evening.
Residents of the township and former Ashfieldites gathered to mark the province's
Bicentennial at the concert aid dance which followed. (Photo by Sharon Dietz)'
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