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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-07-07, Page 12
It) PAGE 12—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1982 Local Horticultural Society told executive meeting The Auburn Horticultural Societty held their executive meeting •last Monday even- ing at the home of the presi- dent ,Mrs. James Schneider. She welcomed all and the minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary Mrs. Thomas Hag- gitt. The financial statement was given by, the treasurer Mrs. Ross Robinson. She reported also that she had received the O.H.A.. grant and at present there were 51 Members. Mrs. 'Haggitt read a letter from M. Maisie Bray tell- ing about the Fantasy Fair at -Lion's Head on. July 23, 24 and 25th. She reported that ' over 750 had attended the O.H.A. convention in Guelph in June. If anyone wishes to attend the workshop on showing flowers please contact the secretary Mrs. Haggitt. The woeop will be held at Geo r an' College, Owen Soltn on August lith. A new home is sought for Santa and his cutter. They have been stored in the back of the town hall and because of alterations for the new library room and washroom, there is no room to store.; This will be discussed at the open meeting to be held on July 21st at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Ball at 6:30 p.rn. It_will start as a tour with Mr.'Ball as tour guide of his- grounds and down towards the,Maitland River in the woods. Everyone is re- quested to. bring their lawn chairs and there will be a short meeting • following the tour of his grounds. The pro- gram will be arranged by Mrs. Eleanor"Bradnock and Mrs: Ross Robinson and the lunch will be served.by Mrs. Donald Cartwright, Mrs. Dave Scott and Mrs. Dorothy , Grange. • 'ACW host others St. Mark's Anglican Church Women along with ACW ladies of Brussels, Blyth and. the Goderich afternoon group were guests last Wednesday afternoon at Couple welEome visit ark, BE --7 18 Rver°t ar, of rd Payne and ` wife. epean _visited withveon- Ashton and Godparents, Mr. asholm and and Mrs. Dave Sowerby of t ire fainily: ' HoImesville.' p ew o€ Olive s: We welconis Mr. and Mrs. •c Roberts (Bob and Karen) and cola? Chisholm..of• their . family Chad. Jeremy was home on and'.Tammy to our commun-. q. attend+ the. funeral 4004ther.ity. Mr. Roberts is the new g,Mr minister at the Dungannon gins. United Church. Mrs.' Rob- to. ob- Payne and $endig of Guelph and his great grandfather, Mr. Roy Catrlbri Friday of :her. • ;Mai erts :mother from the Chic- Ie�s'h fanlbnd°ge. visited ago area visited at the manse with `hiss sister, Olive _.• and Leonard Chisholm on :Satur- for the weekend. Dungannon United Church Rev. J. It. Roberts preach- Mr Mrs Bill..`Park,.. ed his first Sunday sermon Patti and Todd, Mrs. deft- on the subject: i am Who 1 rude "Park and''Mr aid Mrs.. ' ani, based on the story OT .., Elmer ,Cook attended ' the Moses and the burning bush in the book of Exodus. The choir sang an anthem accompanied by Mrs. Jean Elliott, organist. Mr. Roberts expressed thanks on behalf of his 'family for help in. movingand gifts of food brought to the manse. The Dungannon Vacatiop Bible School is to be held from July, 12 to 16 in the evenings from 6.30 to. 8.30 baptismai services .. at St. . Georges Anglican Church, • Goderich on Sunday, when' • .:Joel Adam : Bendig was bap- tized. Joel is a 'son of Mike. ' and Valerie (Park) . Bendig 'Following the °services, -a dinner was held • at the. Bendig . home, when all of aunts and uncles were pres- ent as well as his grandpar ents. Mr. and Mrs.. Jack A1 -:Anon groups Delp alcoholics AUBURRI NEWS Eleanor ®r odr^t p k, 508©7E$6 the home of Mrs. William Craven ofL Goderich. The president 'of Auburn St. Mark's ACW, Mrs• Donald Cartwright was in charge. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt read the scripture. Mrs. Cart- wright gave -the meditation and prayer. Mrs. Fordyce 'Clark was the speaker and told about the missionary work in Uganda' and how to pack ar- ticles and things to send there in a ,bale. Mrs. Ed Quinn also spoke on the Blyth ACW work in Bangladesh. Mrs. Craven presented a gift and thanked Mrs, Clarkfor her . in- teresting address. Lunch was served by Mrs. Craven. 25th anniversary Relatives, neighbors and 'friends -held -a -a--25th wedding anniversary party 40 the Auburn Com unity Memorial hall for Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hallam last Saturday evening. A large decorated anniver- sary cake made by Mrs. William Seers was the centre of attraction. Corsages were pinned on their parents. by their -ehildren, Keith, Nita - and Greg. Euchre. was played, followed by an address corn - posed by Mrs. Garth McClin- 'they. Brenda. Popp and' Grace. Johnston presented the gifts to Brian and Lillian. Brian replied thanking all for the party and gifts. A lunch was served by the neighbor ladies after which Bill Crawford expressed walyds of appreciation to all. People report There is to he a. Children's- ` Activity Hour starting Jtily 8th . in the Knox United Church. Sunday school room from1:45 p.m. to 2:30 p.in. This is being provided by -the Huron County 'Library. Everyone.welcome. • Mr. Alvin Plunkett is a pa- tient in Alexandra -Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. We wish him. a It's not easy anywhere to gram, - says roa Seatorth be part of the familyaof an woman who's been an Al- alcoholic. l alcoholic.Butit's especially Anon member for several ---..-not-•easy •hen y-eu-1•it►e-in-a--•year& small town, where everyone Anyone whose life .ie af- knows everyone else. - • fected by alcohol•"abuse- is At first someone seeking welcome at . Al -Anon help from Al -Anon, a self- meetings. help group for families and Members will arrange to • friends of alcoholics, might accompany new people to a go to a meeting in a meeting, and once they get neighbouring town to stay there, A1-Anon's support anonymous....there are Al- system takes over: "The Anon groups in Clinton, Hen- first meeting I went to, I was sail, Goderieh, Stratford and given °- about live- -phone- Mitchell. numbers of people I could "But once they get into it. call when I needed to," says • and their attitudes start to one veteran member. change," they'll usually join One of the speakers at the a group, a member says. information day was .a Recently. Al-Angns in this . woman whose alcoholic hus- district hosted a public infor- band is now deceased, but • mation. day, especially for she's still involved, and has professional people...doctors been for 20 years. Speakers and ministers...as well as .receive no pay; everyone is a members, at Egmondville volunteer. "The program church. About 75 attended', ^ has given them so much, this from Al -Anon groups in all is one way of paying it the above towns, ' as well as ' back," one of the organizers Listowel and London. :, says. Unfortunately, not many Al -Anon sponsors Al-Ateen area professionals attended. for the children of alcoholics, "They could be more ,aware brit" the local• branch folded of Al-Anon's program," a not long ago. Kids can attend. local member says. •" Then 'Al-Ateen groups in Stratford they could ret2ornMend it to and Goderich. patients, and people they ' "I have a daughter who us- . counsel." ed to attend. Al-Ateen here," Al -Anon helps families of one member says, "and i alcoholics.,. by changing .. -at-. can :see a lot of..difference.in. titudes: "It's spiritual;. but her attitudes and • her not religious. You learn to brothers' who never took think of yourself first, in- part in -the program.'; stead of other people (ie. the There' is no membership -alcoholic)," says a Seaforth fee for. Al -Anon and the member., Al -Anon members group doesn't take done - learn to think before:blurting tions. Members are self - &things out, to adopt a "hands supporting. off". attitude toward the Alcohelista is a terrifically alcoliolic and "to keep your destructive disease and mouth shut." Sometimes the srnall.towns are not immune alcoholic spouse attends AA to its effects. The Al -Anon at the sante time other faith- group here, works quietly,. ly members are involved helping those who need it to with Al,, Anon .• Then help themselves. everyone's behavior can They hope that after the change. But, miracles don't public ' information day, a happen. "Life is not a bowl of few more people know their cherries even when you have support is available, and both partners in the err- won't be afraid to ask for it. speedy recovery. This is Cornfest Weekend' in Auburn, Michigan and two ball teams and .,several others are planning to go to our Sister City to help them celebrate their' Corniest Days. We hope the Auburn, Ontario ball teams win and bring home a trophy' like" last year. The boys will be taking back their trophy they won last year which is up for competition as this is a travelling trophy. The winner of the Auburn and District Lions' Club-lot- _sem week wasaJugEdgar cei=� 1a��i Daer. Miss Lorie Youngblut and friend Miss Sarah Mitchell, both of London, visited last Thursday with the former's grandmother, Mrs. Myrtle Munro. Bridal shower Bouquets of ' roses, streamers • and bells decorated Knox . United Church Sunday school last Saturday evening when Miss Brenda Ball ' was honored with a bridal shower. The guest the charge ' boo kwasin of Anita Gross, Leona Cunn- ingham and Angie • McDougall. Mrs. Elliott Lapp welcomed everyone. The program began with a solo sung by Mrs. Greg Park, accompanied by Mrs. Gordon Gross. Mrs. Park led in sing -song and Mrs. Donald Sprung of Goderich gave a reading. A fashion show followed with Mrs. Lloyd Penfound as comthentator. Mrs. Tom Cunningham was the pianist. Those taking the parts were Brenda's former Ex - plover girls. They were Miss Sarah Lollipop -Janice Daer; Flossy Belle Snap-Glenyce McClinchey; Miss Toots Elderbox-Nancy Ball; Miss Polly Pump Handle -Carol Seers; • Miss Lottie Rocks - Nancy Penfound; Miss H - tie Twinkle Toes -Deb e • Cunningham; Miss Kitchen Queen-AngelaSchneider; Miss, Fanny Fashion -Kim McDowell; Miss Prissy Pat- Marilyn Archambault; Miss Penelope Cash Julie Cunn- ingham and Miss Royal Bank -Linda Cunningh M. - The bride and her ters were called' to the platfo _- $975 to the Bluewater Centre when corsages were pinned lfor ' Developmentally Han - on by Mrs. Greg Park on dicapped. Teachers and Brenda Ball, Mrs. Don pupils toured the` grounds at Parker on Mrs. Randy the Centre and they ➢gchQlt 01U Mrs, WCtoS novn..ed hew the resident:, Denys on Mrs. Leonard Hoff- work with their crafts. A man. film was shown and snacks Mrs. Bob Worsell read an enjoyed. To.. show their ap- address cif congratulations in preciation a dinner was serv- poetry form and gifts were ed on June 30th at the Cen- - presented. Mrs. Don Parker tre. covered a cover -all apron The guests were Mrs. Ross with bows and placed it on Andrews, harry Millian, the bride-to-be. Brenda Lorie Million, Mrs. Leonard thanked all for their gifts Archambault; Mrs Gordon and invited all to the Chamney; i . 1 Gerald trousseau tea on July 10, 2-4 McDowell, . A n g e l a and7-9.p.m. - Schneider, Ian Andrews Sunday School profits (rho had made the ' most Knox United Church Sun- with his pledges )4and Bryan day '.school teachers and Gross: pupils have completed their Mr: and Mrs. Jack Weir of project which. they ., started : London visited friends one during the' The of the day last week in the village. •• Disabled._ The ' Walkathon Mr. Barry Youngblitt .and which theyheld brought in Jasse .Kainakicus. of London $1,100. They spent some visited"last Sunday with the locally and bought a walker former's grandmother Mrs. for Mrs. William Moss(and Myrtle Munro. an electric sander for The sympathy of this com- Leonard Deveau. munity is extended to Mr. On June 7th they donated and Mrs. Stan Strasser of Alta Loma, California on the recent death of his brother Kenneth Strasser of Willowdale. They have been well known here for many 0 NE; mother true. late ;cars a ..., Mrs. Strasser was the former Pearl Denstedt of Auburn. Another sister Gladys resides at Stratford. ENGAGEMENT MR. & MRS. HARVEY HODGES, - PORT ALBERT AREPLEASED TO ANNOUNCE the forthcoming, marriage of their daughter CHERYL ANN to MR. MICHAEL L. WALES, LONDON. The wedding will take place on Saturday, July 17th, 1982 at 4 p.m. In St. George's Anglican Church, Goderich CALL THE COURT, 1 4=9111 5F� . WILLIE WHIMPERS FISH & CHIPS TOGO' ONLY $2.as STAB & DOE for Sheila Vance John Donatis SAT.,JULY 1 T 8:00 P.M. 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