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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-05-15, Page 22COMMUNITY Times -Advocate, Page 21 Bishop attends confirmation at St. Boniface school ZURICH By Carmel Sweeney • 1 mass were 1 Thursday forgrade seven 1 eight students• made Bishoptheir confirmation May 9 with John Sherlock atten- dance. Fattier Hayes and priests from• 1 area were • present, bers of the Knights of Columbus were honour guards. A reception was 1 in the school after- wards. First Communion Those• • at Si Boniface on • 1. Monique John Gu- shie, Daryl Weiss, Joseph1 :• Justin ari1 Hoffman, Lynn . •School1 childrenThe of the Zurich Public School :1 1 1 1 •songs 1 the grades/ per- formed stu- dentsFame of SouthDistrict School gave a grand performance as they 1 their rendition► Fame. The musical ran from Wednesday t•Saturday at the school1 involved; Aimee Gelinas, Kendra Fenwick 1 Margo Author's 1: Lola Sneyd of Toronto visited the studentsof St. Boniface 1 . as part of YoungAuthor'sDay for Education poems arid stories with the children 1 helped them with someof their own work. Tea 1. A Mother's Day Tea was held at the Bean Sprout • 1 The kindergarten class of St. Boni- face • ur.ate,c1 their mom1 tea on Friday. Brownies BrowniesThe leaders and helpers of the 1 1 be thanked for effortstheir over the past year and for the help and guidance offered. The last event for group Saturday, travel • Mitchell forBrownie Revel. The event will 1' 1 . Upper Thames School from 10 a.m. 1 3 1.m. Those • 1 remind- ed to bring tion will be held again in Septem- ber for the club. Bake Sale The Ladies • Rest Home Auxiliary 1 Sat- urday. Winner of the pineapple cake was Ina 1 and Gerry Kane won the baby quilt.picnic is being planned for the residents on Tuesday, SeniorDiners Forty•rs enjoyed dinner Wednesday at the community cen- tre. Tammy Antaya welcomed the crew which included • 1 Grand Bead and London. Birdie1einer won the door prize1 five tablesof solo 1 bridge were played. Boniface PTA The general meeting_ • f the St. Boniface PTAwill be 1 Tues- day, May 28 ► 1 1 Members1:1 that it is encour- aged to say farewell to our princi- pal Dave Sharp who, along two teachers, will be transferred to other schools next year. Entertainment • a potluck des - sen Youth The St. Boniface Youth Group will be holding a car wash in the church parking 1 on Sunday, • from 1:30 through( r fol- lowingThe cost is three dollars per car. CWL The St. Boniface CWL meeting p.m. mass. Special speaker will be Louise Merner from Lousie's1 1 Dec - ng, • will show1' 1 fer somehelpful Fair Board The next Agricultural Fair :•. ► meeting has been 1 to Thursday,; ► event will take place at the Zurich Public School1 anyone interest- ed in helpingwelcome. GottaDance The second • Dance show will be 1 at the Zurich Commu- nity on 1 • at 7:30 ► dollars 1 will be availabledoor. Nashville Trip anyoneIf / in going possi- bleon a four day bus trip to Nashville from July 5 to July 8, they are to w:.•i 1must by June 1. individual winners - Receiving individual awards at Friday's Col- leen's league bowling banquet at the Lucan Legion were: back, Shir- ley Rees (left), Debbie Scarborough and Anita Maguire. Front: Edith Hickson and Tanny Vanderhoek. individual winners - Receiving individual awards at Saturday's CAW bowling banquet at the Lucan Legion were: back, John Speakman (leff). Garry Gibson, Gary Dunlop and Gary Melvin. Front: Lynna Smith (left), Linda Webber and Dorothy Kestle. League champs - The Spinouts received awards as champs of CO leen's league at the Lucan Legion Friday. Here are: back, Diana Led -I dy (left), Janet Colquhoun, Sherri Pickering and Evelyn Harrigan. Front: Jean Hickson (left) and Shirley Rees. and 'A' champs - Receiving awards at Saturrlay's CAW Li= banquet at the Lucan Legion was the 60/40 team. Here are: back, / I I Wayne Wilson.Front,/ Webber I Laura Harper. Bishop's visit - Bishop Sherlock visited St. Boniface church last Thursday for a confirmation service. Af- ter the service, confirmands and their families got together with the bishop for snapshots. Grand Bend United Church women meet United GRAND BEND - Church Women1.afternoon Presi- dentthe Sunday School rooms with at - 1 chaired by evening unit president Kennedy.Irene opened with light"kwo Poems. "Spring's morning 1"Thoughtsof a busy mother". Dave Sheppard spoke briefly to the group afor their support1 commitment/ the CommitteeWinter Camival. Marlene Brenner volunte,ered to serve as a Carnival 1from the UCW. Marlene Brenner conducted • 1 by reading1 the voice of God", "Legend of the leaves," scripture• CorinthiansChap- ter followed 1 bird quiz. Norma1 Hazel Broad .1 program on Christian Develop- ment, topic,1 is God 11 is, God cares and God communicates.1 Norma topic.had an interesting dialogue on the Roll call was answered by telling your mother'smaiden ladiesattended the Hu- rott-Perth Presbyterial at Varna Community Centre April 29. Tuesday ladies1 hot beef supper for men only, with proceeds of $276.00 going to Camp Menesetung. Guest speaker was /. •.ch) Woodhall, pastor of Ontario St. United in Clinton, who is long time camp director. sMga- long was led by Don McLean with Kennedy.piano accompaniment by Irene The •.•1 1 • discussed- forup - NOTICE PUBLIC MEETING BOUNDARY IPROCEDURES VILLAGE OF 1 BEND CountyTOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN In 1990 the Village of Grand Bend, in the County of Lambton, passed By-law 6303, initiating procedures under the Municipal Boundary Negotiations Act, 1981 and Bill 35, The Sarnia- Lambton Act, to annex lands from the Township of Stephen (in the of Huron). mi- norSection 35 of the Act provided that all Boundary Act Applica- tions were vested with a Boundary Application Committee ap- pointed by Lambton County Council. Section 34 (2) sets out that the boundary Application Committee has authority to rec- opinion of of Municipal Grand Bend has applied for Part Lot 2, Lot 3, Part Lot 4, Lake, Road Concession and Lots 1,2,3 and 4, Aux Sables Conces-I sion in Stephen Township, which includes lands on both sides of Highway 21 and lands south and east of Gill Road. The Boundary Application Committee will attempt to take a long term view of what the appropriate boundaries of the Village of Grand Bend should be so that there will be no constraints to growth for 25 to 30 years, in the context of what the Minister of Municipal Affairs may consider to be minor. Discussions with Stephen Township and Huron County officials are ongoing. Before preparing its report for consideration by County Council and the Minister of Municipal Affairs, the Committee is required to hold at least one public meeting for the purpose of obtaining information, comments or opinions from the area residents as to what they feel the appropriate boundaries in the area should be. 4j]:sL For further information, please contact the Clerk -Treasurer of the Village of Grand Bend, the Township of Stephen or; Malcolm Boyd, Secretary Boundary Application C,ommittee County •Lambton 845-0801 D coming United Church Women Thankoffering Sunday to be Oft June 2. Euchre party Another Seniors' euchre was 1 at Grand Bend Legion card.Wednesday. Winners as follows: la low - Nellie Obemieyer; mens high won by Rosie Rader, playing mans Mens low wonby Madeline playing a mans card. • specialZurich °palmists The Zurich Optimist Club will be having a 1 • 1 meeting on Wednesday, 22, which will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Hay Township They aft • planning sale • 1' held May 18 and 19 at the home of Linda Markham 1 Joseph's. Any donations would be appreciated 1 interested persons Welcomemay call 236-4947. Personals • the community• • and Manomonh Klounphaunh who have taken ► residence downstairs apartment• • Clayton/ A family gathering was 1 to celebrate• • daugh- ter •Martin and Cheryl, to cele- brate• • get-togetherA family i at the home of • 1 after• • on day in honour of two candidates, Brian Gelinas and Renee Sweeney. celebration was at the same spon- pred Sweeney, as it,was her birth- Aatirthday Mary-Lou • 1 Matthew Gelinas. Congratulations to Randy and Karen Thiel • were married at Satur- day. Best wishes for 1 1recov- ery •• out to Geral- dine1 Eva Gascho. Mabel' 1 was the lucky winner Mother'sof a hand -made cushion from the 1 Sunday the Dominion Kristyn Marie Mathonia, daugh- of Ray and Karen, was baptized GladysSunday at St. Boniface. 1 Elizabeth spentGrainger recently 1 days in Cecile Meidinger of Zurich was membersthe lucky winner of $500 at bingo Juliette Denomme spent the week visiting with family Kitchener area. John and Rosealie Kelly of Lon- don spent time in Zurich last week with her sister / family, Julie arid Apartments.Mozart Gelinas Jr., and mother, Nora Corriveau of the Spruce Villa 9 ' 5 yrs. 410 MSS 11. 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