Times Advocate, 1984-10-31, Page 13Appreciation
A very nice appreciation
breakfast at the Dominion
was had on Sunday after the
11:15 mass for all the helpers
at church who assist Fr.
Mooney. The ushers, lay
readers, ministers of the
Eucharist, organists, choir
directors and collection
counters.
CWL Bazaar
Plan to attend the Bazaar at
St. Boniface School this Satur-
day from 10 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Hot dogs will be sold for
lunch. There will be a fishing
pond for the children, a Pen-
ny Sale Table, crafts, baking
and draws. Everyone
welcome, proceeds to the
Missions.
Skating
Public skating is now
available for the children at
the arena on Saturday from
2:00-2:30 and Sunday from
1:00-2:30 for 75t.
Hay Bingo
Winner of the latest;500.00
bingo jackpot sponsored by
the Hay Township Recreation
Committee was won by Irene
Flanagan, RR 2 Zurich. The
next one will be held on
breakfast for
Thursday, November 1.
Personals
A nice week's vacation was
had by myself and nine-
month old daughter Meagan
Sweeney in Windsor visiting
with my mother, Mrs. Jean
Bedard also sisters, cousins,
aunts and uncles and
girlfriends.
Andrew and AlidaRauspent
last week in Windsor visiting
with her daughter, Suzanne
and Dave Bell in Tecumseh,
also spent a few days in
Detroit with their sisters and
families. Daughter Suzanne
APPLE DAY — Jean Klapp buys an apple from Cub Jeff
Kirk during Cubs and Scouts apply day in Zurich.
Hunts leave Varna
By Mary Chessell
Dianne Kirton graduated
from the University of
Western Ontario with a
Bachelor of Arts. degree.
Following the Convocation
Ceremony on Friday, October
26, family and friends joined
Dianne, Jim. Scott and Susan
for a graduation dinner at
Michael's on the Thames in
London.
Dorothy Ostrom returned a
week ago Monday from a
three-week visit with her
daughter Anne Nielsen and
family in the Winnipeg area.
Village friends and
neighbours of Jack and
Margaret Hunt spent a social
evening with them at the
township hall last Tuesday
evening and presented them
with a coffee table arrange-
ment of flowers. We'll all miss
seeing and visiting with them
on their strolls around the
village. For several years
Jack has been secretary friends here.
treasurer of the Waterloo
Association, and Margai
was active in U.C.W., and
with her nursing experience
was often callled on by
neighbours for assistance in
minor injuries.
June and Bob Webster and
girls hosted a family party on
Saturday evening honoring
Ben and Nettie Tinney of Ex-
eter on the occasion of their
45th wedding anniversary.
Rev. Wilena Brown will be
showing pictures of the Holy
Land at the U.C.W. meeting
on Thursday of this week.
Everyone is welcome to come
and hear her fascinating
stories of her trip to Israel last
spring.
Miss Nicole Garneau of Ot-
tawa spent the weekend with
the Chessells and visited with
Dave and Bonnie Roy on
Saturday evening. Nicole is a
theatre arts student and was
head carpenter at Blyth
Theatre the past summer,
known as "Termite" to her
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Sarah Rau holds hers (upside down). The children were among those modelling
clothes made by Mrs. Regier and her sisters Sylvia Smale and Brenda Vermunt and
shown as part of the Ladies Christmas Party at the Zurich Community Centre.
returned to Zurich with them
on Friday as they are in the
process of moving to St.
Catharines.
Rose and Lee Regier and
daughter Louise spent last
weekend in Windsor with
their nephew, Dave and
Carolyn Stark and girls, and
also visited with her brother
Mr. and Mrs. Stance Bedard.
Several relatives from town
attended the wedding of Rick
Regier and Karen Donnelly in
Windsor last Saturday, Oc-
tober 20. Rick is the son of
Buster and Bernadine Regier.
Windsor.
Therese Stark and Ber-
nadette Denomme spent last
weekend in Pittsburg visiting
with their sister, Sr. Marie
Pierre.
Best wishes for a speedy
recovery are extended to
Madeline Gelinas who is a pa-
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Cr leen
Our column writer, Mrs.
Laurene Corriveau and her
husband Nap, are taking a
trip to California for two and
a half weeks visiting her
sister and husband in the San
Francisco area. We wish
them a safe journey, good
health, good weather, and a
safe return. In her absence,
Mr. Josif Risi is writing this
column.
The last tomatoes have
been picked by Mr. Stephen
Molnar from the garden he
kept at the Rest Home this
summer.
This past week has been
quite an active one for our.
residents. Monday evening
two colour films were shown
in the dining room, followed
by the serving of tea and
cookies. Tuesday morning ex-
ercises are held in the dining
room under the direction of
our Adjuvant, Cathy Shantz.
In the evening the birthday
party for the month was spon-
sored by the ladies of the
United Church of Bayfield. 1t
included a sing -song and the
presenting of gifts to residents
who have birthdays in Oc-
tober. These were Mrs. Pearl
Gale, Mr. Aaron Gingerich,
Mrs. Ada McDonald and Mr.
Gerald Sreenan.
Thursday, the residents en-
joyed a sing -song in the dining
room, again under the direc-
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St. Boniface helpers
tient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, and to Marie Durand
who has returned home from
the Exeter hospital.
Curtis and Mary Gingerich
are happy to announce the ar-
rival of their 12th grandchild
"Peter Mark" to proud
parents Sandi and Leo
McCarron of London.
Claude and Madeline
Gelinas are happy to annouce
the arrival of a grandson to
parents Jim and Cathy Bar-
dawill, Hensall.
A good crowd turned out for
the annual Parish Bingo for
Bro. Bob Mittleholtz at the
arena on Saturday night. Bro.
Bob was there and will be tak-
ing over 2600.00 to India when
he leaves this Saturday after
recuperating from a recent
operation. This amount
represents the profit from the
bingo as well as some per-
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tion of Cathy Shantz.
Wednesday evening Mr.
Alexander, a resident in the
Apt. complex presented the
residents with a video pro-
gram. (The video equipment
was made available by a New
Horizon Grant.)
Friday evening is bingo
night, the residents favorite
program.
Should any readers belong
to a non-profit organization
looking for programs for the
winter season, a variety of
slide presentations are
available free of charge. For
more information call Josef
Risi c/o Blue Water Rest
Home (519) 236-4373 or
236-4244.
Mrs. Oriole Westlake is still
a patient in South Huron
Hospital. We wish her a
speedy recov, ry.
There is stiff Shuffleboard
competition on Wednesday
and Friday mornings. These
men are getting really good at
it.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by
Rev. P. Murray of the
Bayfield United Church.
sonal donations.
The winner of the ;100.00
jackpot donated by the Van
Raay family was won by
Mary -Anne Sunderland
(formerly Farwell) of Lon-
don. There were winners of
share the wealth and 10
regular games. Lunch was
enjoyed afterwards.
Congratulations to Tom
Duttmann and Linda
Kristensen whys were married
on Saturday, October 20 at St.
Boniface Church. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich
Duttmann, Hensall.
I'm sure those who made a
marriage encounter this past
weekend at the Michaelite
House London found it very
rewarding. Ray and Janice
Hartman were part of the
team giving it.
Some members of the
Lutheran Church Women's
group attended the Western
District assembly on Wed.
Oct. 24 at St. Peter's, Sullivan
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Zurich's second annual Ladies Night Out. The communi-
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PUBLIC MEETING
Concerning a Proposed Official Plan Amendment
Affecting Tuckersmith Township
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporotion of the County of Huron
will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, December 4, 1984 at 8:15 p.m. in
the Township Offices in Vonostra to consider a proposed official plan amend-
ment under Section 17 of the Planning Act.
The proposed official pion amendment would designate all or port of the
Township of Tuckersmith including the hamlets of Egmondville, Harpurhey,
Kippen, Brucefield and Vonostra as a Community Improvement Area. The
amendment will deal with deficiencies in hard services (ex. public works)
and soft services (ex. parks and recreation) within the Township of
Tuckersmith.
ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and / or make written or ver-
bal representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed of-
ficial plan amendment.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed official plan amend-
ment is available for inspection of the Huron County Planning Department,
Court House, Goderich, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. and of the
Township Municipal Office in Vanostro DATED AT THE TOWN OF GODERICH
THIS 31st DAY OF OCTOBER, 1984.
Clerk, County of Huron
Court House, the Square
Goderich, Ontario
Telephone: 524-8394 (Clerk)
524-2188 (Planning)
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