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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-04-19, Page 19Page 18 Times -Advocate, April 19, 1995 COMMUNITY Easter breakfast The Youth Group and U.C.W. of Crediton Uhited Church sponsored an Easter breakfast, Sunday morning. Above, a num- ber of hungry visitors - are shown in action. At the right, Ervin Ratz buys his tickets from Peggy Brownlee and Sarah Hodge. Humane Society will hold clinic LONDON - The London Hu- mane Society's annual rabies vac- cination clinic is on again, in coop- eration with the Middlesex - London Health Unit. In Ontario, all dogs and cats must be vaccinated annually against rabies and the Humane So- ciety's low-cost clinic enables many pet owners to abide by the law and protect their pet and their families. The clinic will be held on Sun- day, May 7, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at Clarke Sideroad, just south of Oxford Street at a cost of $10. per pet. All dogs and cats four month and older must be vaccinated against rabies - it's the law! The maximum fine is $5,000. Only rabies vaccinations will be given by the Humane Society's veterinarian - no other vaccina- tions are available at the clinic. Proceeds from the clinic go to the London Humane Society, to assist in caring for unwanted, ne- glected and abused animals. For further information, contact the Middlesex -London Health Unit or the London Humane Society at 451-0630. Rabies .... it's no way for a friend to die! 4-H meeting By Meagan Sweeney ZURICH- The 4H meeting was on April 3. The pledge was repeat- ed and then a talk about achieve- ment day. An achievement day is where the members show their parcnts what they have learned and made, also a plaque to say what project is completed. This will be in May. The next meeting will be at Syl- via Neebs home at 7 p.m. There are nine girls and our club plus two leaders. .11 i m Irml II\1f 1'T i 476 Main StS., llxeIt Rueter Business Centre 2354153 Open Mon. to Pri. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat. at 10 a.m. CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF McGILLIVRAY NOTICE OF ROAD NAMES TAKE NOTICE THAT in accordance with paragraph 210 (111) of the Municipal Act R.S.O. 1990, the Corporation of the Township of McGillivray has enacted a by-law to name the. roads in the municipality. The Council of the Township of McGillivray held a public meeting on January 26, 1995, to hear in person or by counsel or agent, any person who claimed to be adversely affected by the proposed name changes. The following road names are in accordance with the County of Middlesex Municipal Addressing Program Guidelines to prepare for the implementation of the Enhanced 9-1-1 System in 1996. LOCATION NAME East West Roads (Drive) North Boundary -E of Hwy. 81 Mt. Carmel Lot 1, Conc. 1 Tasko Sdr. 5-6 Adare Sdr. 10-11 Mooresville Cty. Rd. 24 McGillivray Sdr. 20-21 Clandeboye Sdr. 25-26 William St. Sdr. 29-30 Maple Lodge Con. Rd. 8 (E. of Lieury) Ausable Conc. Rd. 8 (W of Hwy 81) Mark Settlement Con. Rd. 6-7 West Corner S. Boundary (Cty. Rd. 18) Parkhill S. Boundary (Twp.) McGuffin Hills County Rd. 5-W of Hwy. 81 Greenway Con. 21 Lot 11-12 Moray Sdr. 10-11 ECR to Hwy. 4 Elginficld Rd. North South Roads (Road) Clandeboye to Hwy. 7 Denfield Hwy. 4 (Mt. Carmel Rd. to Clandeboye) Richmond St. Con. Rd. 4-9 Maguire Con. Rd. 2-3 Neil Con. Rd. 10-11 I3rinslcy Con. Rd. 12-13 Cassidy Con. R. 14-15 Creamery Con. Rd. 16-17 Lieury Con. Rd. 18-19 Salem Con. Rd. 20-21 Cedar Swamp Hwy. 81 (Parkhill to Mt. Carmel Rd) Grand Bend Con. Rd. 22-23 (just off Hwy. 81) Corbett Con. Rd. 24-25 Bullock Con. Rd. 26-27 Hutchinson Sdr. 25 ECR, Con. 7-8 Drummond Con. Rd. 25-26, Con. 5-6 Queen Short Rd in front of Windsor's Windsor Sdr. 15-16 ECR McLean Sdr. 10-11 ECR Charlton Sdr. 5-6 ECR Godkin Centre Road Centre Sdr. 10-11 WCR Harmony Sdr. 15-16 WCR McInnis Sdr. 20-21 WCR Prance Con. 28 Adjacent to River Hagmicr Aux. Sable Conc. (off Cty. Rd. 18) Tow Further information concerning these names may be obtained from the Clerk of the Township of McGillivray, at 293-3686. Dated at the Township of McGillivray, this 5th day of February, 1995. Shirley Scott, A.M.C.T. Clerk -Treasurer Township of McGillivray Girl Guides to sell cookies in Zurich By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH - Members of the Men- nonite church enjoyed an Easter Brunch in the fellowship hall on Sunday following their morning service. The congregation of St. Peter's Lutheran Church attended an Easter Sunday Sunrise service at 7 a.m. CWL The C.W.L. meeting of St. Pe- ter's Parish, St. Joseph, was held in the hall on April 12. Members got their quilt tickets ready for the bean festival. They are also planning to celebrate their 45th anniversary on Sunday, April 30 with a brunch at Erb's Country Kitchen in Zurich. Tickets are now available at $12 per person. For more information phone president Harriette Vander- burgt at 236-4025. Tickets will also be available at Masses this week- end. St. Boniface C.W.L. meeting was held on April 18 following Mass for vocations. Four resolutions were studied and voted on, so that president Mary Regier and first vice Joan Regier can be ready to go to the convention in Sarnia on April 25 and 26. Brownies The Zurich Brownies will be go- ing around door-to-door selling Girl Guide Cookies in the village on Tuesday night, April 25, from 6 to 8 p.m. They will cost $3.00 per box of 50. Girl's Club The Girl's Club made a trip to Huron Ridge Acres greenhouse last Thursday night and enjoyed being able to make their own plant ar- rangement, which they took home afterwards. The girls and leaders are now getting ready to go on a retreat at Camp Glenhuron, north of Bay- field this coming Friday and Satur- day. Easter egg hunt Several children had fun at the Easter Egg Hunt at the arena play- ground on Saturday morning as they found hidden tokens that were surged in for chocolate bunnies. The Optimist Club hosted this annual event. Senior Diners Sixty Zurich Senior Diners en- joyed an Easter ham dinner April 12 at the Community Centre, which was decorated in a yellow and mauve Easter theme. The ta- bles were centred with vases of daffodils. Faye Skinner welcomed all din- ers. Biddy Cammick, Grand Bend, was the 50/50 winner. Gertie Fleis- chauer read a poem, 'Easter Good- ies'. Cyril Gingerich, guest speak- er, used Joy! as the main idea of his Easter message, giving various examples of the topic. 4-H club The Zurich 4-H, club opened their April 10 meeting with the 4-H pledge. They talked about judging and then had a test on the subject. The leader gave the group four seams and they had to judge the worst and the best. Then they had a snack of kool-aid and muffins. Their next meeting will be held Monday, April 24 at Sylvia Neeb's home at 7:00 p.m. Personals Earl and Anne Flaxbard had their annual Easter egg hunt outdoors for their grandchildren. The families of Clare and Lucille Masse got together at their house on Sunday. Mary -Lou Denomme's family also got together on Sunday. Two candidates were received into the church by Fr. Wronski at the Easter Vigil Mass on Saturday evening, Rhonda Wright and Rod- ger Finkbeiner. Happy 90th birthday wishes are extended to Emma Schilbe on East- er Sunday. An open house was held in her honour at St. Peter's fel- lowship hall with over 100 rela- tives attending. A family dinner was enjoyed by Richard Erb's Ca- tering. Esther Steckle from Cleveland, Ohio spent several days with her mother Seleda Steckle at the Blue Water Rest Home Apartments re- cently. 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