Times Advocate, 1991-04-03, Page 15COMM 1JLAITY
Times -Advocate, April 3, 1991 Page 15
East�regg hunt
Assembly Mn. - Without even questioning why eggs need to be painted, this trio of siblings from Grand
Bend were all set to give it gweir best shot after collecting hard boiled eggs after the Great Easter Egg
Hunt at the Lambton County Museum Saturday morning From left are Zacchary, Joshua and Katie Hoff-,
man, who all seemed to enjoy the outdoor activity despite the chilly
weather.
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Hay ride - Weary egg hunters enioyed a tour around the museum when It was all over.
C.W.L. meet
Special services discussed
By Roberta Walker couraged to attend the Easter Ecu-
GRAND BEND - CWL president menical on March 26, at Greenway
Roberta Walker welcomed gust United Church, at 8 p.m.
speakers Father Sebastian Adayan- Quilt raffle tickets will be made
thrath and volunteer Mauhew Muk- up for August 24, with an afghan
katu of Save -A -Family Plan to their and a sweater as second and third
meeting at the Alhambra Hall on prizes; all handmade by our mem-
March 18 in Grand Bend. bars, At least two have volunteered
Twenty-five members and sever- „ to attend The , London. -Diocesan
al guests gathered to hear more in- Convention held in Windsor on
formation about this self-help pro- Aril 30 -May 1.
gram for destitute families in India The CWL, is taking care of Meals
begun by Father Gus Kandathil in on Wheels for area seniors for the
1965. month of March. Final preparations
In 1972 Father Gus relocated to were made for the Pancake Break -
London, and the program remains fast, to be served after Masses on
headquartered at St. Peter's Semi- Palm Sunday, March 24.
nary in London, sponsored by the The Elections Committee will
London Diocese. Over 15,000 fam- prepare nomination ballots for the
ilies have been helped, at the rate of April 15 election meeting for a new
$150 per year, now spread to 12 di- slate of officers and conveners for
oceses in eight states within India. 1991-93. The April
Both groups and individuals may a cluck su ermeeting wills bey
sponsor families, on a yearly basis, Po PPS atfo6:30 p. . in
to add to their income and raise month, mbbegia Hall. at p.m. in
their standard of living with extra the Alhambra
money for food and education.
There are other ways to help:
$1,000 pays for a small house -
over 6,000 homes have been con-
structed so far, with the people pm-
viding their own labour to build
them. $100 to $250 buys a milk
cow, $50-60 buys 'a goat, or several
rabbits or chickens.
Other donations buy sewing ma-
chines or help to dig wells. Train-
ing centres, schools and homes for
the handicapped have been built.
Of all the money raised, only 2 1/2
percent is spent on administration
costs - the priests, diocese and vol-
unteers donate most of their time.
Father Sebastian took over the or-
ganization in 1980.
The "Mustard Seed" of faith has
grown into a sheltering tree, and
Save -A -Family has changed the
lives of over one million people in
25 years.
Now Father Sebastian is looking
at ways to develop a similar self-
help plan in Haiti. Contributing to
this organizadon helps the poor
notuish the faith of their benefac-
tors with their prayers of thanks
and blessing. Its purpose is to nour-
ish self -dignity and independence,
to help each other to become com-
mtnines of faith, of sharing, of so -
port. President Walker thanked Fa-
ther Sebastian with a check for $50
which he sent to a family to pur-
chase a dairy cow.
Atter refreshment were served,
Walloer chaired the business meet-
ing. Yvonne Vandenberk, read the
comas which included an
invitat from the CWL in Park-
hill, to attend their meeting on
'Thursday, April 1R, with supper at
6:45 p.m. and a slide show Of Fr.
Ro he's trip to Italy and Rome.
Zurich Blue Water Rest Ilome
will welcome the CWL to entertain
the seniors for their April birthdays.
It was decided to ask the Grand
Bend Brownies to help in file enter-
tainment. All members were en -
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Easter bonnets - Judging Easter bonnets after the Great Easter
Joan McCorolle, and Barb Mu Egg Hunt were Susan Hewett (far r>�►U,
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In the 6 and under category Erin Lunn (left) and Paltry Sararas. Winners were Katie Hoffman and Alison
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