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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1981-07-02, Page 9AWARD OF EXCELLANCE — Award winners in the Canada Fitness Awards, at Zurich Public School were: (back, from left) Cheryl Kuepfer, Debbie Kirk, Dennis .Schroeder, David Gackstetter, Chris Goodliffe, Steve Consitt, Todd Stephan, Brenda Rader; (centre, from left) Donna Gingerich, Angela Goodliffe, Down McAdams, Kevin Teeter, Ross Keller, Marc Clausius, Mark Johnston, Marty Merner, (front, from left) Kathy Merner, Richard Gingerich, Joy Kuepfer, Jeanette leibold, Kathy Schenk, Trevor Lansbergen, Sandra Rooseboom and Brent O'Brien. Missing was Laurie Forrester. Golden Glimpses This week Zurich is celebrating its 125th an- niversary! No doubt there will be a number of visitors who have come to town to celebrate this event and who have family or friends residing in the rest home. We invited anyone to come and visit with the residents here or just)ave a tour of the home any afternoon or evening. Last Tuesday afternoon some of our residents en- joyed a bus ride along the lake and back by way of No. 4 Highway. Our residents enjoyed a piano and organ recital by the music students of Mrs. Lenore Turkheim on Thurs- day evening. Following the program refreshments were served and a social time en- joyed. We welcome Mr. Clarence V. Pickard of Exeter as a new resident. All members of the Blue Water Rest Home Auxiliary are reminded of their July meeting to be held on Tues- day evening, July 7 at 8 p.m. here at the home. This will be a business meeting for the purpose of organizing for the Zurich $ean Festival ac- tivities to be held on August 22. We hope all members and interested people will be present to help organize for this big event. We also want to extend a thank you to all the members of the auxiliary who gave up their Sunday afternoon to assist in the kitchen and dining` room helping to serve the large - number of Father's Day guests for our family dinner. We hope that the public will make a point of suppor- ting our auxiliary on oc- casions such as, the Bean Festival. The proceeds from these events goles to provide added comforts for the residents. The sympathy of residents and staff is extend- ed to the family of the late Alex Mousseau. Bingo was played on Fri- day evening followed by refreshments. The Sunday evening chapel service was con- ducted by Rev. Stan MacDonald of Hensall United Church. Mrs. Bill Fuss presided at the organ. Group -.buys office Town and Country Homemakers have bought their office premises at 92 Victoria' St. in Wingham. Mrs. Jean Young, ex- ecutive director, reported to the board of directors at their regular monthly meeting held June 24 at Arc Industries, Dashwood, stated that $13,000.00 of 838,- 000 purchase price had been raised. This enabled agency to make necessary down payment to purchase the premises. The board considered plans to realize the funds needed to cover subsidiza- tion of needy clients and to meet increasing costs of providing homemakers and home help in Huron County. Prior to the meeting the ZURICH Junior Talent Show singers, dancers, acts of all kinds welcomed under 16 years Queen Contest girls age 14-21 within 15 mile radius Zurich call Bonnie Schenk Diane Thiel 236-4691 236-4606 i 1 Gien R. Carey and J. Richard Ottewell Law Firm of Carey and Ottewell are pleas- ed to announce the opening of their Zurich Law Office located in the Northern Telecom building, Main street Zurich. Telephone 236-4312 Mailing Address P.O. Box 208 Zurich Office Hours Monday to Friday 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Resident Pater J. Richard OttWell Home Phone 524-4653 board members were given a guided tour of the training and rehabilitation centre and bakery at Arc Industry and patronized the food ser- vices department by having lunch there. Citizens Nowa, July 2, 1911 Pore 9 4-H beef, dairy club meets for June On Thursday June 4, the Zurich 4-H beef and dairy club held their fourth meeting at the home of Ian and Sharon Thiel. The meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge followed by the minutes of the last meeting /Ind then roll -call. Kathy Love gave out tickets for a 50-50 draw and a "Wood- burning" picture were given to each member to raise money for the club, to be used on our 4-H float. Next we judged a class of dairy cattle and gave our reasons for our placing. Ian Thiel and Mark Erb motioned to end the meeting. Paul Gingerich thanked Mrs. Thiel for having the meeting and we left for home. On June 18 the 4-H Calf Club held their fifth meeting at the home of Rob Hoffman. We opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge, then roll -call followed by the minutes of the last meeting. We then judged a class of beef steers and gave reasons for our placing. We next discussed ideas on a 4- 'H play, we came up with the plan to make the play on "Slaughtering a beef animal". The next meeting will be held on June 29, at Paul Gingerich's. Bradly Snider motioned to end the meeting and Al Dunn seconded. Jo hn Willemson thanked Mrs. Hoffman for having the meeting. By ROB HOFFMAN PERCY BEDARD Carpenter *Custom -Built Homes *Renovations *Additions *Repairs *Free Estimates Phone 236-4873 After 6 Zurich GOING OUT OF BUSINESS 'moi SHORES GIFT 61 JEWELLERY The Square GODERICH China... Crystal... Watches... Jewellery... THOUSANDS OF GIFT ITEMS... ALL R DUCL;D For This Great Close Out Sale (Owners retiring after 29 years) OPEN DAILY Mon. to Sat. and Fri. Evenings "Visa" ---- "Mastercharge" COME AND SEE IT... One of the largest and finest gift and Jewellery Stores in the Area and EVERYTHING IS ON SALE