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Times -Advocate, Apr4I 11, 1904
Keen competltlon: fetur�i
Legion's final dart action
At the last evening of
regular dart play at the
Legion, Halina Crawford and
Bob Chapdelaine won first
place and Vilda Clark and
Keith Crawford shot second.
Joan Rath won the door prize.
The ladies high last Friday
was won by Betty Harrison
and men's high by George
Gallant. The low went to
Sharon Graham and Vern
Fischer. The door prize was
won by Lawrence
Obermeyer. The euchre ban-
quet will be held at thq Col-
onial on April 13 at 7:00.m.
Winning hams last Friday
at the ham shoot were Buster
Clark with three, Halina
Crawford, Cec Lovie, Doug
Marshall, Elzer Masse and
Paul Bossenberry. Jean
Glazier won the door prize.
"He can't be beaten" was
the cribbage slogan Saturday
when George Gallant got the
low, with Ellen Kuntz winning
the high.
The annual dart banquet
will be held on April 28 at 7:00
p.m. at the Pinedale Motel. A
social time will be held after-
wards at the Legion.
Everyone was glad to see Eve
Rubery out playing left-
handed darts, after her
absence. Welcome back, Eve.
Nursery Fund-raising
On Friday, some 80 ladies
gathered at the Alhambra
Hall for a wine and cheese
party. Ladies high euchre
hand was won by Judy
Dougall, Exeter; low was
Jean Weigand and lone hands
went to Paula Taylor. Many
area ladies won various door
prizes from local merchants.
Beaconaires
The Beaconaires met on
April 2 at 6:30 for a carry -in
supper which was enjoyed by
all present. Vera Brown
presided, due to an illness in
Irene Read's family. Mrs.
Brown led the devotions and
a -hymn sing "Have Thine
Own Way". Matthew 18:17
was read about -forgiving one
another. Alex Desjardine
closed with prayer.
The guest speaker, Con-
stable John Marshall was in-
troduced. He is from the
Goderich OPP detachment.
After a brief talk, he showed
three films entitled "Safety on
Our School Buses," "Rags to
Riches" about a horse from
Scotland and "Close Har-
mony" about a music
teacher. These films blended
with each other and showed
the age gap between children
and seniors. This could be
bridged with more involve-
ment, as shown in the last
film.
Pastor Campbell closed
with prayer after Vera Brown
thanked their guest.
Catholic news
Father Morrissey
celebrated all weekend
masses and his message was
based on the story of Lazarus,
the man whom Jesus raised
from the dead. His sisters
wondered why Jesus didn't
come sooner. Why did he have
to die. We've always had trou-
ble understanding such
tragedies as sickness, fires,
accidents and death, but we
must remember God's ways.
We must have patience for
clock -watching can destroy
our faith. Remember in God's
own time, Lazarus was not
only healed, but he was rais-
ed from the grave.
Congratulations to Geoffrey
Raymond Kelders, the son of
John and Vicki (nee
Gooding), who was received
into the Catholic community
by the Sacrament of Baptism.
Please remember in your
prayers, the soul of Father
Marcel LeBoef, the Pastor of
Holy Angel Church, in St.
Thomas, who died very sud-
denly last week. Please pray
for the soul of Antans
Iskauskas, father of Ed from
this parish, who died recently.
Membership dues for the
Catholic Women's League are
to be paid to Annie
Baltessen, which are $5.00 per
year. Pledge sheets for the
VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND
NOTICE OF THE PASSING
OF A ZONING B.Y-LAW
AMENDMENT
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation
of the Village of Grand Bend passed By -Law No.
5029 of 1984 on the 2nd day of April, 1984, under
Section 34 of the Planning Act, 1983.
AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may
appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board in respect
of the by-law by filing with the Clerk of the Cor-
poration of the Village of Grand Bend not later
than the 6th day of May, 1984, a notice of appeal
setting out the objection to the by-law and the
reasons in support of the objection.
A COPY of the complete By -Law 5029 of 1984 may
be obtained from the Clerk's Office during regular
working hours, 9:00 to 5:00 p.m., Monday to Fri-
day. The said by-law prohibits Trailers and Mobile
Homes unless specifically allowed in the Zoning By -
Law; and permits Bed and Breakfast
Establishments in One -Family Residential Zones,
with the exception of the R1.4 Zone, subject to
certain provisions in the said by-law.
DATED at the Village of Grand Bend, this 3rd day
of April, 1984.
Dianne Mallard
Clerk -Treasurer
Village of Grand Bend
C.W.L. Bowlathon in Zurich
on the 24th are available at
the back of the church.
Remember the Ecumenical
Service at the Church of God
at 8:00 p.m on April 17.
The regular meeting on the
25th of this month will be a
wine and cheese party for the
membership drive. The
meting starts at 7:15 follow-
ed by a social time at 8:00.
The parish needs
volunteers who are interested
in helping our Sunday
celebrations of the eucharist.
We need some more lay
readers, choir members,
ushers and auxiliary
ministers of communion. If
you wish to help in any of
these areas, please see
Father Morrissey after mass.
There is going to be a parish
project of making and selling
Easter eggs. They will be
$1.50 each and are hand made
by several ladies in the
parish. We ask you to make
an effort to sell some. You
may order them at the back
of the church; there is an ex-
tra 250 eggs made so buy
them up.
Anglican Church news
The subject of Rev. Sutton's
sermon was Ezekiel 37:1-14,
wherein following God's in-
structions, Ezekiel's pro-
phesies bring together the dry
bones in the valley, puts flesh
on them and the breath of life
into them. Like some people
in this age, people whose lives
have no hope, and no purpose,
just drift through life from
day to day with every day be-
ing the same. Like Ezekiel,
we should try to project by the
example of'our lives, the love,
faith and belief that is
necessary to provide the
spirit of God that makes one's
life meaningful.
Mary and Chuck Wallen
welcomed the congregation.
.After the service,
refreshments"were served,by
Ruth McIntosh and Rita
Rainham.
The monthly meeting of St.
Johns -on -the -Lake ladies
group was held on Thursday
-with 15 members present.
It was decided that on May
5 the annual spring tea and
bake sale would be held in the
Parish Hall from 2:00-4:00
p.m. At the meeting, Rev. J.
Sutton, presented some ex-
cellent slides of the World's
Scouting Jamboree, held in
Alberta Last year.
After the gathering,
refreshments were served by
Fran Kite.
Personals
Don Fraser, Constable
from the Forest OPP detach-
ment was the guest speaker
at the Grand Bend Guides
meeting last Monday. He
spoke on drug awareness
which was very informative.
Several residents from
Grand Cove Estates have
returned' from a month's
vacation in Hawaii. Mr. and
Mrs. Emile Blanchette, Mr.
• and Mrs. Frank Allen, Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Acri, Mr. and
Mrs. Lou Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Girling, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Marshall, Mrs.
Hazel Irvin, Mrs. Olga Keay.
and Mr. and Mrs. Manning
Jamieson enjoyed many side
trips, dinner shows at Maui.
Shau to Waikiki, with the
highlight being the love boat
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The Grand Bend Brownies
learned a great deal on April.
3 as Don Fraser visited the
group, giving a good talk on
bicycle safety.
"Monkeys Go Home" will
be presented this Saturday,
April 14 at 1:00 p.m. at the
Grand Bend Public School, by
the Lioness Club.
Belated happy birthday to
Mrs. Susie Devine who
celebrated her 87th birthday
on April 9.
Some folks who have
returned after holidaying in
the south include Alex and
Clara Hamilton, of town, Mrs.
Irene Read, Grand Cove and
Mrs. Nita Sinclair, Southcott
Pines.
United Church Women of
the afternoon unit will meet
Thursday April 12 at 1:30 p.m.
Roll call to be answered by a
good book read recently.
Nola Taylor, Brenda Love
and Clara Hamilton attended
the South Huron District
Board meeting, Tuesday
afternoon, April 3, at the
recreation hall in Hensall
Un:ted Church.
NEW PLAYER - Alex Russell signs up for the atom team in the Grand Bend Soccer
group, Saturday. He is seen with his mother, Ann and soccer registrar Tom Vlem-
mix during registrotion day at the Grand Bend Legion.
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