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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-06-27, Page 21L jiI SIGNA.1.ST,' PNESDAY, JUN 27,1984 z1 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Samuel Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jermyn of Goderich are happy to announce the marriage of their daughter, Laura Mae Ross to Douglas Samuel Nichols, son of William and Eva Nichols of Rupert, Idaho. The marriage took place June 14 at Twin Falls, Idaho. The groom is a graduate of Brigham Young University, Utah. The happy couple will be residing in Ogden, Utah. MS Society to hold meeting In an effort to promote an awareness of the work of the national Multiple Sclerosis Society, a group of Goderich residents will hold a special meeting Thursday to organize a Goderich Unit of the society. A small group of individuals, who want to organize a local unit, hope to attract enough interest at the meeting at MacKay Hall, Thursday, June 28 at 7.30 p.m., to generate interest in the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Organizers hope to talk about the recent fund-raising campaign, including the Carnation Day campaign, and determine if there is sufficient interest in the Goderich area to form a unit with an executive. Everyone is welcome to attend the organizational meeting. Organizers of the meeting say the concept behind organizing a local unit is to create public awareness in the society and its work and perhaps, increase the funding of the society. Support services for MS victims are available from University Hospital in London which acts as a resource area but a local unit could possible set up something in the immediate area. 4-H leaders attending camp Leadership is a very difficult concept to define; even the dictionary has trouble. Before any of us can really understand it, we must have the opportunity to experience it. As a result, a Provincial 4-H Leadership Week is held each June. During this week, delegates develop com- munication, social recreation and leader- ship skills. As well, they have the chance to make many new friends. This year, Leadership Camp is being held at Olympia Sports Camp which is near I iuntsville. Delegates representing Huron are: Allan 1'yrn, RR 2, Centralia; Elizabeth Stewart, RR 1, Dublin; Carol Rintoul, RR 2. I.ucknow; and Dinette Steffens, RR 1. Lucan. These 4 -Hers will be at Leadership (:amp until June 29. These Goderich Girl Guides received their All Round Cords, the highest honotin Guiding, at a special ceremony held June 20. Left to right, they are Nicole Scruton, Joy Mabon, Tressa Bodges and Joanne Shand. Sylvia Brady, Area Commissioner, was also on hand for the occasion. Absent for photo was Angie Larder. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Residents visit relatives, in Colorado Springs Edna Culbert and her sister, Anne Cochaday of London recently visited for a week with their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al Metheson and son, Allan of Colorado Springs. They also visited with their nephew,. Mr. and Mrs. Garry Matheson and family of Greesley, Colorado. The weather was lovely except for one evening when they had dinner in Denver. It was raining and hailing when they left Colorado Springs. After they had arrived at their destination, they were listening to a news bulletin which reported it was the worst storm ever in Denver. Many cars had all their windows broken and a great deal of other damage was done by hail stones as large as hen's eggs. Congratulations to Lisa Gibson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Gibson of R.R. 3 Goderich, who graduated from Owen Sound Modern Hairstyling School. Lisa has received her licence as a hairstylist and is presently working in Goderich. Congratulations to Sharon Anne Blake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Blake and John Matthew Wilkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins on their marriage on Saturday, June 20 in the Trinity United Church. Jim and Cecil Webster of Waterloo, sons of Wellington and Kae Webster, were home on the weekend and on Saturday, Kae and Cecil visited in Goderich with Norma Young who at present is a patient in the Goderich hospital. Charles and Mayme Wilkins visited Friday evening with Wellington, Kae, Jim and Cecil Webster. George MacLennan of Agincourt has been home a couple of day., with his mother, Ithetta MacLennan and on Thursday took her to Point Clark to see her granddaughter, her husband and great-granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hutton who are now residing in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Visiting with Ross and Jean MacKenzie on the weekend to attend their auction sale which proved a great success, were Ray and Edna MacKenzie, Marion Barrett and their three sons, Bob, Kevin and Scott MacKenzie, all of Toronto. Visiting with George and Betty Moncrief were their daughter-in-law and grandson, Lesley and Scott Moncrief of Aylmer. =HAL SH NEWS Kae Webster, 395-5257 Janet Wilkins of Wallaceburg, daughter of Charles and Mayme Wilkins, was at home for a couple of days with her parents and attended a community shower for Sharon Blake. Lorne and Maxine Luther were in Ridgetown on the weekend to attend the fortieth wedding anniversary for John and Audrey Tarney. Clover Valley 4-11 The fourth meeting of the Clover Valley Dirt Diggers was held at the home of Heidi Fillmore on June 19. Each member answered the roll call by reporting on the progress of both her garden and her home beautification project and discussing an insect or diseased plant from her garden. Christine Simpson read the minutes from the last meeting. Achievement Day plans were discussed. As hostess club, the members decided to have Achievement Day in Ripley August 23 at 7 p.m. Susan Coiling will arrange to use Ripley -Huron Central Public School and the program for Achievement Day will have four people skilled in their field demonstrate different crafts. Elizabeth Wilkins aglreed to arrange the special outing which will be a trip to a nursery. Donna Arnold conducted a quiz on the meeting's information and Liz did another weed information project. Donna and Liz are teaching this extra material to complete a special youth leader project. Mayme Wilkins discussed insects, disease and landscaping. Fran Elphick demonstrated making a table arrangement. Fran explained that such an arrangement must be low enough to see over arTd that light colored flowers go at the top to keep the arrangement balanced. fest GUARANTEED TERM DEPOSITS 1 YEAR 113/4% OPEN 2 YEAR .............. 121/2 % OPEN 3 YEAR... 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