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Myr 11.45 •P/r 414<4444•64,14“. 0 41^'5••'4 vase 0eve.N hp a,F•rr+r 1•e••e••+area *041.01 Mawr ••ewM OHF, 418•„041..04. sa10 p 0+Orala•ye• G46rr4 earners Iver^ wr e,$$2 144 I OMrc W•t . 1 O b. LOM, Or„W OM1•. LL1 144 ,.fy, 541. 41falrr 144 Mala ••Otte 40• IMF nlre,ar M •0,en/H VF •444141414 •16n0I+ 'SAW M iSwbcn 154444 re••atieM 4•a4 0 Tates-Adzlttt-at. April,23, 7111' Page 15 Blue Water residents entertained with music ZURICH - Monday noon the ten- ants of . Maplewoods Apartments lunched at the.. Blue Water . Rest Home. Helen and Lloyd Otterbein, Ila O'Rourke. Vera Shantz, Meda O'Brien, Anna Erb. Louise Hayter, Ina Need and 'Verda Baechler spent their lunch with Josef Risi, while Auxiliary. volunteer. Martha Risi served the guests. In the after- noon .'•e residents watched "All r •n.s Go to Heaven" and in the t tg the •Ladies of Zurich \k n - Church .hosted the April ,Iday 'party. •Winnifred Hutton • .:as- emcee, Jonathan Lochner played saxophone solos .entitled "Wishing You.. Were Somehow _ Here". music from Phantom of the - Opera and "When the Saints Go • Marching in". The Schwartzentru- 'ber Sisters sang a quartet "What .a Day That Will. Be" and "He's Com- ing Again": Grace Martin and Mary • Lou Erb played duets on the piano and organ "Jesus is King" and "Al- leluia to the 'Risen 'Lord". Verda Baechler read a . poem entitled "Life" and Hutton read a poem en- titled "Dare to he Different. • Eleven residents were sung a hap- py- birthday and presented a gift from the Auxiliary. Kurt Gebel. Ju- Bette. Denomme, Roy Gingerich. • Ruby Bell, Susan Leslie. Beatrice McNah. Herbert Schlundt. Robert" and poetry Stark, Connie Graham, Annie Wil- lett and Mary Romaniszyn celebrat- ed another year . young. Marlene Gingerich helped her committee serve cake and ice cream to the res- idents. Tuesday. lunch was enjoyed at Millingtons of Brucefield by Doro- thy. Bapty, Mary Romaniszyn, Es- ther Makins, Bob Carson. Adeline Denommc, Lottic Gaschn, Rose Meurer; Sarah Ste '...i...and Mabel Kyle. Glen Thiel was .volunteer driver and Ann McBride and Cathy Shantz assisted residents. in the evening,. The Christian Re- formed Nursing Home Singers en- tertained the residents under the su- pervision of' Peter Visscher and 'Joyce Pepper •as pianist. Annie Zandbergen read "On the Wings of a Prayer" and the members sang "'Blest • Be The Tie That Binds": "This is My Father's World" and "He Leadeth Mc" just to name a few of the many hymns. - Wednesday afternoon .the resi- dents enjoyed tea and poetry in the auditorium. Phillippa Steckle. read poems from her booklet she had written and created. vhite the resi- dents sipped tca and ate homemade -cookies. Pastor Gerald Wilson. Lake Hy- mn .Community Church conducted Thursday afiernoon Chapel Ser- vice. Fr. Matthias Wronski, Si. Boniface Church, Zurich celebrated mass. in the evening the Zurich Men- nonite Girls Club visited the Home ' and. entertained under the direction of Monica Gingerich. Randi Clau- sins and Janelle Cressinan. Jessica. amt Krysllc. Gingerich played the piano, Jocelyn Crossman and Shar- on Bennett read poems. • Lyndsey Ocsch, Pam .and Jenny Hamilton told jokes. Marcia Melick gave a speech on her trip out west. Sunday residents Roy Gingcnch, Mabel Kyle. Philippa-Steckle, Su- san Leslie. Beatrice Rader. Clar- ence Gaschp and Laura Gascho boarded the wheelchair bus for morning service -at the Zurich Men- nonite Church: Our best wishes to Mae Fox who is a patient at South Huron Hospi- tal, Exeter. Welcome home to John Snyder who was a patient at South Huron Hospital. The residents' looked forward to their Buddies on April 22: a shop- ping trip to Masonville today. Max Ducharme and the in Liners. to- morrow, Gladys and her_ Mem Makers. April 28. a bus' Trip April 29 and Rain Day Tea April .30. The Region #3' AuxiliaryNoluntecr Spring Meeting is being held today in the auditorium of the Home. Youth group doing spring cleanup jobs and also- to any .. indtwduaI or • groups wishing to perforin at the Light and Lively Variety Fair on June 8 presented by the Five Alive Committee. Contact a Five Alive committee Member if you have any recitations. • anecdotes. recollec- tions. jokes, dancing musical num- bers. etc. -as soon as possible - The 1997 canvass of the Central Stanley area :for the Heart and Stroke Foundation "raised 51298 this year. - This was the fifteenth consecu- Live year that the Orange Lodge have organized the canvass - and they wish to thank all - who took part - both donors and canvassers. All arc invited to an appreciation night at-OMFRA office in Clinton 'at 7:30 p.m. on May 5 to hearDr. Murray Huff. a heart and'stroke re- -.searcher.. Those 'planning to attend should contact the local chapter at -524-444(1 or. Ivan McClymont at 233-3214 hy: May I . . - The Varna C.C.W. . will meet May 1 at 8 p.m. in the Church. Rev. Michelle i)owti led the wor- They are raising mon- ey to support a stu- dent in Nicaragua. By Joan Beierling Varna correspondent \ :\RNA - The Carry On Clog- gers is ill he performing at the Blyth Memorial Hall April 27 at 2 p.m. and • 7 p.m. Their theme is. "Love . .Country Style". Tickets are $6 for adults and under 1.0 are $3. • This year some Special Step Dancers known as Canadian Heritage Step Dancers will .be performing. They - are,Open'Champion-Step Dancers some as faraway as North Bay. Ta- vistock and Meaford:-i'hey•are go- ing on to Branson. Missouri in May and to Austria in summer to repre- sent Canada.• The Five Alive. Committee • is looking for volunteers fora Youth Choir. Contact Heather Laurie if interested. • -• Five Alive is also looking for -volunteers-to tun the sound system. ship service in Goshen. She is the .Youth and Young Adult Advisor for •Bay of Quinte Conference and • she is also a friend of Rev. Crick's. If .you have spring cleaning and outdoor 'work- that you don't want to do. hire a•Trend on•May' 3. You .can hire as many 'young people for whatever time pentxl you would like. All donations' will go -to sup- port a" scholarship for a student in Bluefields, Nicaragua and for the Trends to go on a Presbytery youth group trip to Canada's Whnder- land. A church service will .he held in Goshen. April 27. Volunteer efforts Centralia area resident Marg Carroll received a 9 -year pin certificate and plant at the Exeter Villa Vounteer Open House on Thursday afternoon. When asked what she liked about volunteering, she replied, "Just the people...it makes you feel better." Many other volunteers were appreciated at the open house. QUALITY TYPESETTING Flow • Rimmed • Programs • Brochures • Sooldets • and motel For more information please phone Deb Lord at Kelly Nickel, 7. reads a book titled "Canada Its Land and People" while visiting the. Exeter. Public Library on Saturday: April 23 is Canada Book Day.and Canadians from coast-to-coast are•encouraged to read about ourselves and our country. , Wal per Street controversy resolved. EXETER - 1t appears the plight of.Walper Street has finally, been resolved. Councillor Roy Trichnei said council discussions with Hay were amicable -and the township was very cooperative in working with Exeter to repair the road. thus bringing an end to the controversy . Under the terms of the agree- ment. when Exeter -tenders for its street construction. Walper will he included, with Hay presumably paying for there -construction. If the project is cancelled. Hay will pay : for the engineering: . Notice of Lice for Licence Application The following establishment has applied to the Liquor licence Hoard of Ontario for a liquor licence under the Liquor Licence Act Application For Additional Facilities _ Gords's Beach Club 11 Main Street: Grand Bend ( indoor and outdoor area) Any resident of the municipality may make written submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents Submissions must be received nolater than May 23, 191)7. Please include your name. address and telephone number. If a petition is submitted to the Board, please identify the designated contact person . Note: The LLB() gives the applicant copies of all objections. Suhmissions to he sent to Licensing and Permits Branch Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Blvd. E., Toronto ON M5E 1A4 Fax: (4161326-5555 E-mail at Iicensinga:llho.on.ca.