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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-06-02, Page 22• • r PAGE 12A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESE)AY, JUNE 2,1982 Mr. and Mrs. David Michael Vander Ende Wed in Goderich St. George's Anglican Church was decorated with spring flowers for the wedding of David Michael VanDer Ende and -Doris Elizabeth Zavitz on Satur- day, April 17 at 7 p.m. The Reverend Robert J. Crocker officiated at the donble ring ceremony. Music included Minuet, Gauotte from Otho, Andante in F, Jesu-Joy of Man's Desiring, Triunpet Tune in D,Hynui to Joy and Wedding March. The groom is the Son of Mr. and Mrs. Arie VanDer Ende of Goderich and the bride is the daughter of Christine Smale of Goderich and Herbert Zavitz of Thedford. The bride was given in marriage by her grand- • father, Peter Burley of Goderich. She wore a long white dress with a medium length train, a high half - rounded neckline and pearls and lace on the bodice. A short veil with matchin• g lace fry the dress completed the enserible. The bride carried a bouquet of white and red roses with stephanotis and fern. - Maid of honor was Lynne McCallum of Goderick She wore a long deep red dress with a cape and carried a • bouquet of White daisies, • blue bachelor buttons and pink apple blossoms with lace and greenery. Bridesmaids were Valerie Zavitz, Cindy Smale, Helen Huff and Kari Parks, all of Goderich. They wore long deep pink dresses with capes and carried bouquets with white daisies, pink roses and pink apple blossoms with lace and greenery. Flower girl was Anne Marie Zavitz of Tedford. She wore a long white dress and carried a basket of white daisies, pink apple blossoms and blue bachelor buttons. Groomsman was Robert VanDer Ende of Courtright. Guests were ushered into the church by Allen VanDer Ende, Jim Wilkin, Barry VanDer Ende and Mike Burley. Ringbearer was Jeff Parks of Goderich. Following the wedding ceremony, a reception was held at Sanford Valley Hall. The bride's mother greeted guests wearing a long light mauve colored dress with a,corsage of three pink roses with greenery. The groom's mother assisted wearing a long light green dress with purple jacket and corsage. Bluewater tours enlighten public about handicapped BY JOANNE BUCHANAN Even in this enlightened age, there is still a lot of fear and misconception about the •mentally retarded and developmentally han- dicapped. To dispel such fear and misconception, the Bluewater Centre for the Developmentally Han- clicapped gives tours and trvs to inform the public about its work with the residents there. The most recent tour took place last Wednesday when the Women's Day Out group was guided through the facility by Pat Wheeler, co- ordinator of Volunteer Services. Prior to their tour, the ladies, were asked to iritc.- down SOmA! el their fears and following the tour, these fears were openly It's Transportation Week May 30. to June 5 is National Transportation Week in Canada and the Canadian Institute of Traffic and Transportation is gearing to celebrate the .event. The Institute which is an educational body designed to inform Canadians of the vital role of our transportation network has sent a proclamation signed by Transport Minister, Jean -Luc Pepin across the country with the theme " Keep Canada Moving"- to bring this message home to • all Canadians. According to a CITT release, the proclamation is designed to inform the public of the vital need to keep our For a wedding trip to Beinniller and Toronto, the bride changed to a white pantsuit with a white top with black flowers. Mr. and Mrs. VanDer Ende are now residing at 26 Bennett Street, Apartment' 14, Godeeich. Penny Fair winners named The Hospital Auxiliary, Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, held their annual Penny Fair Friday, May 29. Winners of the draws were as follows (all are from Goderich unless otherwise stated): • Mrs. H.C. Williams, G.E. electric oven donated by the hospital auxiliary, ticket number 2800; C. Bolsby, H.R. 2 Goderich, air ecologizer donated by the auxiliary, ticket 280; Mrs. Kathleen Fisher, R.R. 4 Goderich, crib qualt donated by an auziliary member, ticket 824; Mrs. Edna Elliott, crewel picture donated by an auxiliary member, ticket 2704; Mrs. George " G. MacEwan, doll donated by auxiliary member, ticket 331; Mrs. Florence McFarlane„ R.R. 5 Goderich and J.G. Kalbfleisch, Kit- chener, towels donated by an auxiliary member, tickets 2393 and 615 respectively; Mrs. Betty Fisher, baby set donated by an atunliary member, ticket 212; Mrs. Marcella Courtney, teddy bear donated by an auxiliary member, ticket - Mrs. Calvin Cutt, umbrella donated by an auxiliary member, ticket 1320; Ethel Washington, doily cen- trepiece donated by an auxiliary member, ticket 2327; Mrs. Phyllis Harrison, sports bag donated by the auxiliary, ticket 1444; Nancy Graham, light timer donated by an auxiliary member, ticket 2991; Mrs. W. Broadfoot, Melitta coffee maker, filters and coffee donated by an auxiliary member, ticket 2912; Joan Grigg, cosmetic set donated by Rieck Pharmacy, ticket 1951; Scott McCallum, car model set donated by the auxiliary, ticket 1353; Leonard Jeffrey, mobile donated by Anderson's Book Centre, ticket 666; and Mrs. James Rean, voucher donated by Blue Water Dry Cleaners, ticket 2505. The auxiliary wishes to thank all those who donated fr prizes and supported the Penny Fair in order to make it a success. transportation system running efficiently and to acknowledge the men and women responsible for the movement of 700 million tonnes of goods and ap- proximately 750 million passengers across Canada each year. The Ontario branch of the CITT will be sponsoring a province -wide coloring contest for elementary students to help promote different modes of tran- sportation, from marine, rail and air to urban transit. There will also be several luncheons held around the province. For more information contact Frederick Brown at 524-4166. 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Although not much can be Individual programs are done about physical worked out for each resident deformities ( corrective and constantly reassessed by surgery is sometimesper- a team of professionals. formed), staff at the Bluewater Centre was Bluewater Centre work with established by the Ministry the residents to teach them of Community and Social proper and acceptable Services on April 1, 1976 to behaviour. Because it is a accommodate develop - relatively small centre, mentally handicapped residents get more in- residents from Huron, Perth, dividual attention and thus Bruce and Grey Counties. seem to learn quickly. Since that time, the centre The centre is home to the has remained committed to residents whp live co-ed style provide the highest possible in housing units, each of quality , of care, ac - which accommodates 25 commodation, life skill people. The units are divided training and rehabilitation according to levels of fun- programs. ctioning. Mental Retardation The centre has also Counsellors in each unit evolved a secondary C0111 - teach the residents life skills mitment and that is to such as cooking, doing promote a better 'un - laundry, making beds, derstanding within the personal hygiene, etc. community it serves. If your During the day, residents group or organization would spend their time in various like to tour the centre and workshops doing contract find out more about what work or learning crafts. goes on there, contact Pat They also have a greenhouse Wheeler by phoning 524-7331. Tom Wo n, who teaches crafts to residents at the Blnewater Centre, shows Indies from the Wegnen's Day Out group one of the Latest craft projects. Women's Day Out toured the centre last Wednesday. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) ' •••••••.7 • ' When you turn in at an Esso- 'station displaying r the Checkpoint Service sign, you're assured of quality service for your car. The Checkpoint name stands for special car care and good value from Esso. 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