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The Citizen, 1994-08-31, Page 19THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1994. PAGE 19. Auburn Mites enjoy undefeated season The Auburn Mite Mixed softball team had a very successful season. During the regular league games they remained undefeated v'ith a 10-0 record. The team carried on their winning streak throughout the playoff tournament, held Aug. 26, 27 at Bayfield, by winning all four games, defeating Seaforth, Bay- field, Goderich and Londesboro. This victorious team received the Inter-township Championship Trophy and the Mixed Mite League Championship Trophy. The champs Auburn Mites finished a successful season as champs. Back row, from left, are: Josh Verwey, Jodi Godfrey, Eli Christie, Lisa Isaac, Angelika Sturzenegger, Martin Sturzenegger, Michael Bean and Meagan Reinhart. Front row: Coach Rick Archambault, Mary Huizinga, Melanie Hiuser, Robbie Archambault, Jeff Carter, Julian Elder, Shana Dunbar and Assistant Coach Don Dunbar. September is Arthritis Month Brussels woman shares her story on living and coping with arthritis NOTICE The Public Health Inspection Department of the Huron County Health Unit will be closed on September 2, 1994 in order to ful­ fill part of our Social Contract obligation. This means inspections will not be conducted through either the Plumbing and Environment Division or the Community Health Division. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. Huron County A HIV/AIDS Network V ANNUAL MEETING (Election of Officers) Tuesday, September 6 7 - 9 pm at the Clinton Town Hall Please use door at back for Police Station Everyone Welcome CLASSIFIED MARKETPLACE "Advertise Across Ontario or Across the Country" By Bonnie Gropp The pain and often times debili­ tating crippling suffered by arthritis victims would be a good enough reason to give up. Ida Evans of Brussels, however, thinks that's the worst thing to do. If you don't keep moving, you won't move," she says. Mrs. Evans is living proof of her argument. Afflicted with arthritis, primarily in her knees and hips, she has undergone two operations to replace her hip joints with plastic ones since 1985. "When I had the first one done, the specialist said it (the arthritis) was in both hips. He advised me to have the operation or Grace, Missionary sermon The congregation at Auburn Missionary Church enjoyed having The King's Messenger's bring several musical numbers on Sunday, Aug. 28. Their singing of The Old Rugged Cross and Then Came the Morning was very uplifting. Sweet Holy Spirit, Can He? Could He? Would He? and He Did Which? were sung a cappella. Pastor Carne's message, "Evi­ dences of Grace" with scripture from Acts 11: 19-24 with special interest on verse 23 is evidence of the grace of God. Emmanuel means G<xl is with us and some think of God as far off but God has pervaded our world and He is wonderful with us. We have evidence of God's grace by God's presence. The grace of God is demonstrated by our presence in church today, Pastor Came said. God enabled us to believe and if we have responded, it is a miracle. Grace is demonstrated by the Christian's progress. The grace of God transforms people and the evidence is shown in compassion for souls. There is evidence of the grace of God when Christians arc concerned about witnessing and they arc more involved in missions. • Injuries kill more children under the age of 19 than all other causes of dcaLh combined. for certain I was going to be in a wheelchair." The first replacement was a tremendous success, Mrs. Evans says. "I had no pain after the first one and the specialist told me there was no arthritis in that hip." The second one done a few years ago has, however, not been quite so successful. "It's better than it was, I don't have the pain I did have, but there is some discomfort this time." The active 87-year-old takes it all in stride, joking about the mobility she no longer has. Residing on the second floor of an apartment build­ Susan Dobie has just returned from Cuba where she was working with Christian Network Ministries. The team was involved in various Christian projects and they are rejoicing that one of their interpreters accepted Christ as her personal Saviour. Happy 40th Anniversary Don & Melva on September 4 Love your family, Randy, Lorna, Joe & Kathy; Blair, Deb, Bradley & Angela ing, could pose daunting to some less determined spirits. Mrs. Evans admits she often has to manually pick up her leg to get it started up the first step. "A lot of people ask me how I do it, but what they don't stop and think is that you have to do a lot yourself. You have to make yourself do these things." In addition to being an active member with the local UCW and Majestic Women's Institute, Mrs. Evans without benefit of cane goes for a walk downtown every day. " The more you use a cane the more I think you might come to depend on it. You have to have confidence in yourself, too." May God continue to bless Susan and use her in a wonderful way as she returns to Emmanuel Bible College, Kitchener, in September. Graduation Deanna Lyon, the daughter of Murray and Shirley Lyon of Londesborough, grad­ uated from the University of Western Ontario with an honours degree in history and sociology at spring convocation on June 9th, 1994. Deanna graduated on the Dean’s Honour List. She will be continuing her studies at U.W.O. in the Faculty of Education. Love and congratulations from Mom, Dad, Bradley and Ken. COMING EVENTS COLLECTORS OF POTTERY, Moorcraft, Worcester, Doulton, Wedgewood. Don’t miss Canada’s Premier Pottery Show. Canadian, American, UK Dealers. Sept. 16, 17, 18. Sheraton Toronto East. (416) 609-2236. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES START YOUR OWN home-based business! Watkins is today’s best business opportunity! 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