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Wednesday, November 24, 1999
November is busy month at Blue Water Rest Home
ZURICH - The residents of Blue Water Rest Home
were entertained by members of the Grand Bend
Womens' Institute on Monday evening for the Nov.
birthday party. The residents gathered in the auditori-
um with their rhythm instruments and played along to
the numerous musical numbers with their host.
Residents' Florence Cudmore, William Leibold,
Philippa Steckle, Beatrice Rader, Pearl Miller, Muriel
Carson, Stewart Thiel, Josephine Dietrich and Carman
Lovie received gifts from the auxiliary in honour of
their Nov. birthdays.
The Christian Reformed Church entertained the resi-
dents on Tuesday evening with the singing of many
favourite hymns. Wednesday afternoon the residents
and friends gathered in the auditorium for tea and
• cookies served by Ann McBride.
The Zurich Connection entertained the residents on
Thursday evening. Eleanor and Art Horst, Helen and
Lloyd Otterbvein played piano, violin, guitar, dobra
and rhythm instruments to old familiar tunes.
Queensway
residents
•
enjoy
donut day
HENSALL - The Bethel
Reformed Women of
Exeter provided assis-
tance and prizes for
bingo Monday after-
noon. Retirement home
residents also enjoyed a
quiz and current events
in their lounge.
Winnie Hutton, pas-
toral care volunteer led
worship service
Tuesday afternoon .with
a message on, "Where
do we get our light and
warmth from?" Belva
Fuss was volunteer
pianist and Mang Cole
assisted residents
Kay Mock was in
Wednesday to take the
Tuck Cart to residents.
There are library books
available as well as
magazines and newspa-
pers on the cart and
residents can also
choose from numerous
sundry items.
There was an excel-
lent turnout for donut
day on Friday as resi-
dents and staff paused
at 2 p.m. to share con-
versation and company
over coffee and a donut.
In the evening Carol
Lebeau and Bill Pepper
entertained for
Friendship Friday in
the retirement home
lounge. Bob Lebaeu was
a welcome volunteer
dance partner for those
wishing to dance and
everyone enjoyed the
keyboard and fiddle
music while volunteer,
Betty Simmons served
refreshments.
Geri Fashions brought
their stock to
Queensway on Saturday
for everyone's shopping
convenience. Volunteer
Edna Dietz was in to
provide assistance for
residents wanting help
with their choices of
style and size. The com-
munity is always wel-
come to come in and
take advantage of the
large variety of clothing
choices available from
Gerri Fashions.
Coming events
Nov. 25, 6 p.m.
Seniors Dinners. 7 p.m.
Birthday party with The
Huron Singers. Nov. 26,
Staff Christmas party.
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It was off to the Goderich Suncoast Mall for an after-
noon of Christmas shopping for residents Bernice
Cann, Esther Makins, Kurt Gebel, Harry Clelland,
Loftus Denomme and George Chapman. Driver Jim
Purvis, and volunteers Molly Gowdy, Thea
VandenBoom, Barbara Cohen assisted Adjuvant
Charlene Finkbeiner. The residents peruged the
shops, admired the stock and Christmas decorations,
and relaxed at the coffee shops with their favorite
piece of pie.
The Fellowship Singers sang gospel music for the
residents on Sunday afternoon. Gail Mason as soloist,
Don McIntosh as soloist and violist, also sang along
with the four piece harmony choir.
Cary Grant in "His Girl Friday" entertained the resi-
dents for their Monday afternoon movie.
Rev. Brian Williamson, Lake Huron Community
Church, Grand Bend conducted Thursday afternoon
Chapel Service. Fr. Matthias Wronski, St. Boniface
Church, Zurich led the catholic service on Thursday
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Rick and Julie, a night club act from Sudbury will pro-
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by Rini and Doug Erb Catering of Zurich. The
Auxiliary displayed their talents on Monday in deco-
rating the home for the Christmas season.
The residents look forward to the Grand Bend
Golden Agers on Nov. 22, the Lakeview Conservative
Church Choir on Nov. 23, dinner at Zurich Dining for
Seniors on Nov. 24, a resident council meeting Nov.
26, the piano students of Sandra Regier Nov. 29, and
their Buddy Program and the Merry Makers on
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