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information, contact Alison
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After one year of living in a foreign conn;-, Joy YuEkey is returning home to the Philip-
pines, but her stay here was profitable. During a lunch on Tuesday, Joy received her
Secondary School Graduation Diploma which was presented to her by Herb Murphy (left),
principal of the Goderich District Collegiate Institute. On behalf of the Goderich Rotary
Club, President Craig Cass ( right) presented Joy with a school ring. She will be returning
home on Saturday. ( photo by Anne Narejko)
Diabetes self testing centre
opens at Rieck Pharmacy
People with diabetes in the
Goderich area will now be
able to obtain professional
help in monitoring their
blood glucose levels at home,
with the opening of an Ames
Self -Testing Centre at Rieck
Pharmacy, 14 The Square.
In co-operation with Rieck
Pharmacy, the Ames Divi-
sion of Miles Laboratories
has approved the pharmacy
as one of a series of self -
testing centres across
Canada. Each of the self -
testing centres is staffed
with fully qualified person-
nel who can • instruct
diabetics in the technique of
home blood glucose monitor-
ing using the Glucometer
Reflectance Photometer
(Trademark of Miles
Laboratories Inc. I.
The Glucometer was in-
troduced in Canada during
1982, and is the leading blood
glucose meter in Canada.
The Glucometer is battery-
operated, lightweight, por-
table and easy to operate. It
is used in conjunction with
Dextrostix reagent strips to
allow a blood glucose level
reading in less than two
minutes. The Glucometer
owner is covered by 12 mon-
ths warranty, an extended
warranty service just in-
troduced, and a toll-free
telephone, "Hot -Line" for
Glucometers requiring ser-
vicing.
The importance of home
blood glucose monitoring is
being stressed in the treat-
ment of diabetes, and physi-
cians are anxious to involve
their diabetic patients in the
management of their condi-
tion. Until the advent of the
Ames Glucometer, the only
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Curran of R. 1, Dungannon are
pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter,
Annette Nadine, to James Kenneth Ritchie of R. 3,
Lucknow. The marriage to take place on August 26, 1983
at Dungannon United Church at 7 p.m. Reception In
Sa tford.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. 9 Mrs. Arie Von Diepen &
Kennedy are pleased to
forthcoming marriage of their
Norm.
The ceremony will take place
Goderich on Friday, August
Reception to follow in Saltford.
Mr. & Mrs. John
announce the
children Anne &
at St. Peter's in
19 at 4:00 p.m.
convenient tools available to
the diabetic for a health
management program were
urine testing products.
"While the old urine tests
provided accurate test
results," says Pharrnacist
Mark Aitken, "the informa-
tion obtained wasn't suffi-
cient to make short-term ad-
justments for self -treatment
in the home. By testing blood
glucose levels with the
Glucometer or with Visidex
reagent strips, the patients
are in charge of their condi-
tion and can live a more nor-
mal life."
GODERICHSIGNAL,STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 111,1983—PAGE 3
Gene; o As view Jean Lobb's
slides of fourth xcursion to Ireland
HUM/ County Genealogical
Society was held August 9
with a large number of
members and guests in at-
tendance_
ttendance.
Membership co-ordinator,
Margaret Cook, advised that
the branch now.has a total of
281 members of which 23.5
percent are from Huron
County. This represents a
remarkable growth for the
group which celebrated its
third anniversary in March
of this year.
Yvonne Porter, librarian,
noted that a new family tree
has been donated to the
library by Helen Dale of
R.R. 4, Clinton. It is entitled
"McVitties of Ontario 1820 -
1980". Members wishing to
view this history should con-
tact Yvonne at 524-9022.
Research co-ordinator,
Nancy Kale, read letters
from genealogists looking
for information on the
following names:' Boyce,
Peacock, Kennard, Evach
(Ivach?), and Johnston.
Anyone having any informa-
tion regarding these families
should call Nancy at 345-2908
(Seaforth).
Alison Lobb, chairman,
noted that she had been con-
tacted by a member who ad-
vised that the Van Eginond
House in Egmondville has a
room that could be used for
our April 1984 meeting.
Anyone wishing to host a
meeting in their area should
contact Alison at 482-7167
(Clinton) regarding details.
They would be responsible
for arranging a meeting
room and supplying
refreshments.
Volunteers are needed to
begin scrapbooks from the
larger local papers in Huron
County: Goderich,
Wingham, Exeter, Seaforth
and Clinton. If you would
have time to clip birth, death
and marriage an-
nouncements plus various
other items of biographical
and historical value, please
give Alison a call.
Guest speaker for the
evening was Mrs. Jean Lobb
of R.R. 2 Clinton. Jean took
her fourth trip to Ireland in
October of 1982 and had
many items of interest to
relate. She visited County
Fermanagh in search of
Elliott, Thompson, Sturdy
and Fagan (Phagan)
families; County Kilkenny in
search of the Disneys; Coun-
ties Of flay, Laois and
Kildare in search of
O'Dempsey families; Coun-
ty Antrim to try and locate
where her great-grandfather
O'Dempsey was from (they
had originated in the south
but fled north); and visited
cousins in Tipperary.. Jean
did a lot of research while in
Ireland, visiting both the
Public Record Office in
Belfast and the Public
Record Office in Dublin and
donating a copy of her book
"Tipperary Websters" to the
latter.
Jean concluded her
presentation by showing a
number of slides that she
had taken on this last trip.
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These are always a pleasure
to view as the countryside is
so beautiful and Jean's
dialogue is always so infor-
mative, interesting and
packed full of amusing anec-
dotes. Those in the audience
who had seen the play "Wild
Irish Rose" found added en-
joyment as that play was
based on Jean's last trip to
Ireland with Janet Amos.
Regular meetings of the
Huron County Genealogical
Society are held at 7:30 p.m.
on the first Wednesday of
each month in the board
room of , the Assessment Of -
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robert Dodge
Douglas Robert Dodge Of London, son of Gordon Dodge of
Post Credit and Mary Margaret Moore, daughter of Frank
and- Verna Moore of Goderich, were married at North
Street United Church in Goderich by the Reverend Robert
O. Ball on June 25. Maid of honor was Linda Falcone of
Woodbridge. Bridesmaids were Nancy Marentette of
London, Sandra Buffett Leppan of Saskatchewan, Nora
Marshman of London and Jo Anne Moore of Goderich,
sister of the' `bride. Flowergirl was Michelle Dodge of St.
Catharines. Groomsman was David White of London.
Guests were ushered into the church by Brian Gifford of
London, Mac and Mike Dodge, both of St. Catharines,
brothers of the groom and David Moore of Goderieh,
brother of the bride. Ringbearer was Jay Dodge of St.
Catharines and the flowergirl's attendant was Carey
Dodge, also of St. Catharines. Following the wedding
ceremony, a reception was held at the White Carnation in
Holmesville. After a wedding trip to Quebec City and
Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robert Dodge took up
residence at 72 Orchard Street, London. ( Photo by Ralph
Smith)
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Siertsema
Alan Siertsema, son of Hebo and Margaret Siertsema of
R.R. 3 Blyth and Susan Melick, daughter of Bill and
Elaine Melick of Goderich, were married in Knox
Presbyterian Church, Goderich by the Reverend A.C.
Young on July 15 at 7 p.m. Maid of honor was Tracey
Hamming of Blyth. Bridesmaids were Casey Taylor of
Goderich, Debbie Siertsema of Blyth and Jean Bennett of
Saskatoon. Groomsman was Brian Melick of Goderich.
Guests were ushered into the church by Dennis Dorton of
Detroit, Ken Siertsema of Blyth and Bill Bennett of
Saskatoon. Following the wedding ceremony, a reception
was held in the Blyth Community Centre. After a wedding
trip to Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Siertsema took
up residence at R.R. 3 Blyth.
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