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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-09-30, Page 26Page 26 7ipirmaperso: mow Fashion show supports thstre <1 E Grace Paola (above) was a fa- vourite of the show, modelling fashions from Tops 'N Trends. At right, Kim Thomas and Randy Ivey model outfits from Randy's Distinc- tive Fashions. t le Clown models an outfit from Lea Nel- son of Grand Bend. Cathleen Patch and Alexis Taman show off some of the fetching unique and handmade crea- tions by Lea Nelson. sere a Alo TI�Ihj'-sh *Itl wMoer ilaista 00100, :?*setdric;'ToPiirW. Playhouse Guild reviews fundraising By Roberta Walker GRAND BEND - Members of the Huron Country Playhouse Guild met on Wednesday, Septem- ber 23 at the Oakwood Inn Conven- tion room. President Dee Overduin charred the meeting, and welcomed all new members andauests. Projects chair Shirley McIntyre announced the winner of the quilt draw, Anna J. Sheen of Sarnia. The quilt raffle earned a profit of over S1.500. Audrey Evershed of Lon- don, grandmother of five, won the beautiful doll with handcrafted wardrobe, which brought in over 51.200. -Paul. Nutt won the .trip draw. GB Golden Agers GRAND BEND - Grand Bend Golden age club held their first eu- chre of the fall season last Wednesday night at the Legion Hall. There were 9 tables in play. Winners were ladies high - Elda Adams; ladies low - Eileen Hig- gins: mens high - Lloyd Mous seau; mens low won by Aileen Ravelle playing a mans 'card. La- dies lonen hands was a be by Alma Genttner and Norma Wal- perr; men's tone hands - Emil Becker. The clubs next euchre Will- be - October 14 at 7:30 in the legion. UC.W. news .Grand l3end United Church women provided the program at the Blue water Rest home for Sep- tember birthdays last We4lnesday evening. Entertainment consisted of piano numbers by Annie Lytle, and a sing -a -long led by Lucy Catholic church news GRAND BEND - Work on the new Catholic Church Parish Centre is progressing, with aiding and roofing tile on the outside nearly completed. Inside. partitions are in place plumbing installed and heat - in ,ducts going in, as parishioners inflect the work each week after Mass. Congratulations to hale Jessica Leigh Mennen, infant daughter of Bill Mennen and Sherry Chapde- lame. who was welcomed .into the Catholic community ..through the sacrament of Baptism. There is a Thanksgiving F,cumcn- rcal Service at the United Church on October 6 at 8 p.m., hosted by the UCW ladies of Geed Bend. All ladies .are cordially invited to at- tend. Bible Explorers meet every Thursday morning at 10 a.ni. Cali 2384947 and find out that study of the scriptures can make a differ- esace. Parishioners arc invited to join in a special Marian Devotion on Thy, October 1, to recite the Rosary at 7 p.m.. followed by 7:15 p.m. Mass and choir neliemlal. This Rosary Devotion will be observed each Tuesday and T7rtrbay at 7 p.m. during the month of October. Sage. At Grand Bend United Church, Pastor Colin Stover's sermon topic was, "For the love of ...." Scrip- tures were bead from Timothy 6: 6-19 and Luce 16: 19-3I .The cltil- dnen's song and story was "Magic Penny." Cohn gave the children an object lesson with pennies. The choir anthem was "one church. one faith, one Lord." Kay Stoddard gage the report on the Gift Shop that the HCP Guild manage out at the Playhouse. Sales were up $2,000 over last year, with a net profit over 53,500 plus inven- tory remaining, and seed money for next year's purchases. Barb Smits and Marg Andrews were- thadsod for ceganizingthestore rttaffmg for the summer. It was voted to present Gordon Lambert with a special painting by Martin Zimmer, as a thank you for the art work that Lambert has -donated. Kate Burnett. from the Playhouse Foundation.*ave an update on their fundraising efforts. Only about 100 tickets are let for sale - 300 sold al- ready - to the Dimer/Auction on October 17. Donated articles are still coming in and are on display at the old Fincher's Store in Exeter. A painting was won by Barbara Dow of Exeter in an Early' Bird Draw. In • only 28 days, over $1,600 has been raised in the new Star Campaign. 1992 was the most successful Playhouse season ever, as over 60,000 people came to see the - shows, with an average of 92 per- cent attendance. The pre- --oobscriptiort drive has.already sold 74 percent of last year's tail sales, _making next year's season look very promising indeed. Under new business, Roberta Walker offered tickets for a fund- - raiser for the Community Living Association. to be held on October 24 at the Grand Bend Legion. A Murder Mystery Dinner, play by • Barbara Wheeldon, harvest buffet. Hallowe'en costumes. DJ and danc- ing and prizes. Tickets are on sale at the Barefoot Pedlar. The annual General Meeting for the Guild is October 28. fTTIENITION AILSA CRAIG, STEPHEN do PARKHILI. We'll take all youve got... We'll take your glass lushes .Incl far s, y(tIl IIC Wspape(s itnti the IBheIi' , ever. 1' 1-. 1 . min plastic bottle, and every steel anti aluminum beverage and lood container you've gut because lugethei we ran make recycling work .And then some ! ! Nosy. weare,ti)s° aciApunp corrugated usrdllpjrti, boxboard and ;napalms in yuui specific area as a pilot ,proje t. This prujecl *alumni: into effect as 0f September 27, *992, proper wrung and ilia elimination of i i*tn&tittion u the key to our srK:s ass. 11 you have any tine:Atom please Leel free to wuntact our office duriag.normal business hour. Monday thrum lvitlay at 1:4100•263.5+799 Photos by Addan Harte Ontario CLERK OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF ONTARIO NOTICE NOTICE OF A PROPOSED BOUNDARY CHANGE BETWEEN THE VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND THE TOWNSHIP OF BOSANQUET AND THE TOWNSHIP, DF STEPHEN The County of Lambton has proposed that the boundaries between the Village of Grand Bend. the Township of Bosanquet and the Township of Stephen be adjusted by annexing certain lands from the Townships to the Village and to deal with other boundary -related issues This proposal has been made under the Sarnia-Lambton Actwhich was passed by the Legislature of Ontario in 1989 The purpose of this advertisement is to give notice to the public tha' subject to the consideration of any objections, the Executive Gouncn (i.e. Cabinet) intends to implement this proposal by Order -in -Council as soon atter the 28th day of October. 1992 as possible The proposed boundary change is indicated on the map below N �tP - 'G GRAND A'•. Beach &Pias In. P.M., Yr-. tow. • A.' 4„, • Q• illA B` a a/ i {sop 0 Ghon Os Sis o.', Jli GGGSSS <P a t A GaNn, Of /Guest* Os Ours', AK; ..,.wri. J. G..,W y...n Le And u.."r VILLAGE OF/GE GRAND OE$D LAOS TING BOUNDARY PROPOSED ANNE MI ION 10 oil MCA. LOOM SISPNEN IA' I.IYIE AGIENELI ANNEAIUN PROPOS. L AU v¢uU/I DV* SECTION DU CANTON STEP,IEM 40 vs. LAOS r SOBMIOIIET TY v L_�„,„�,,,J DUNE U T DSI (ANION O0 A.WA Details of the proposal may be obtained from the Secretary of the County of Lamblon Boundary Application Committee at (519) 845-3303 Any person may object to the.proposed boundary change by wnting to the Clerk otAe Executive Council, outlining the reasons for objecting. within twenty-eight days of the publication of this advertisement. This means that any objections must be filed with the Clerk of the Executive Council on or before October 28, 1992 The address is as follows. Clerk of the F.xaeutivn Council Province of Ontario Room 4440, Whitpay${o}ik Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1A2 Any objections will be dealt with according to the procedures set out in Section 18 of the Municipal Boundary Nl goiiations Act. Objections may be referred to the Municipal CouncUo for the advice of the Councils. Original Signed by) E Agnew k of the Baeautive Council