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ZURICH CLTIZENS NEWS
BLUE WATER
REST HOME NEWS
and VIEWS
By
Lance J. Reed, Superintendent
A REAL ANTIQUE — Richard and Louise
Regier, children of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Regier, Zurich,
are quite happy with the old-fashioned cradle they
purchased at the community auction last Saturday,
at Blue Water Rest Home.
Crop Report
Weather conditions have been
very favorable for the harvest-
ing of white beans. On the
average, bean yields appear
lower this year. The range re-
ported is from 10 to 30 bushels
per acre with many fields yield-
ing from 18 to 20 bushels per
acre.
The hot dry days along with
frost free nights are needed for
the further maturation of corn
and some white bean crops.
Little frost damage has occur-
red except to some corn in
north Huron and a few low
lying acreages elsewhere.
A large percentage of the
winter wheat crop has been
planted, with some fields start-
ing to green up.
Plowing has become very dif-
ficult as a result of. the dry
weather.
A large acreages of good
quality aftermath hay has been
stored during the dry weather.
Pastures are beginning to de-
cline in production.
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Canadian Cheese Slices _ - - 37c
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ZURICH
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TO
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Our centennial is over and
what a success it was. For resi-
dent activities we raised just
over 8700. A sincere thank you
to all persons who tame and
helped make the day such a
wonderful success.
This past week has brought
more donations to the Horne.
Special thanks to the following:
Ford Haberer for his donation
of a large quantity of honey;
Mrs. Clarence Waddell for her
gift of fresh garden corn; Bill
Watson for his gift of baskets
of apples.
* *
' This past week I received a
letter from a lady in Hyattsville,
Maryland. Mrs. Dewitt, the
lady, states that her father,
Henry J. Gallman, who is 90
years of age, is the son of the
late John and Maggie Gallman,
and left Zurich when he was
a young man to seek his for-
tune. During the time his par-
ents were still living he re-
turned often to Zurich. How-
ever, it has been some time
since he was last here.
Mrs. Dewitt wonders if there
is any person or persons who
would remember Henry J. Gall -
man and would take the time
to write him a few lines in a
letter and ,tell him of •the past
and present in Zurich. If there
are any readers of this column
who would care to do this, here
is his address: Henry J. Gall -
man, 947 N. Church Street,
Jacksonville, Illinois, 62650. Mr.
Gallman receives the Zurich
paper regularly and so if you
happen to read this column in
this edition, very best wishes to
you, Mr. Gallman, from all here
at the Home and best wishes
for continued health and pros-
perity.
* $ K
See you all at the Zurich
Fair!
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Goshen 4-H Group
Discuss Colours
The second meeting of the
Goshen 4-H girls was held at
the home of Mrs. Bob McKinley
on September 11, at 4:30 p.m.
The roll call was "colors I am
using for my bedroom".
Judy McBride read the min-
utes of the last meeting. The
girls read how to choose ma-
terial for bedroom accessories
and how to determine the
amount of material needed for
accessories. This was then
demonstrated by measuring a
bed for different accessories,
with five members taking part.
The meeting was then closed
with the 4-H pledge.
Lutheran Women Hear Message
From Rest Home Suh er intendnet
At the September meeting of
the Lutheran Church Women,
30 members, the pastor, and
four visitors attended. Mrs.
William Lawrence led the de-
votions after which she intro-
duced the guest speaker, Lance
Reed, superintendent of the
Bine Water Rest Home.
Mr. Reed chose for his topic,
"A basket of love", and he
pointed out that in his work
much love is necessary, He
used a basket of beautifully
arranged pink and white roses
to illustrate the different types
of love. Pink roses represent
tender love, white roses pure
love, and love, he said, is like
a pyramid which at first is very
small, with the love of God at
the very top, and as one's love
grows it spreads out on three
sides. Each side of the pyra-
mid represent a different love,
one represents love for your
family and close ones, the sec-
ond represents love for those
amongst whom you work or
your business associates, or fel-
low workers; the third side
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After a short session of ques-
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was thanked by Mrs. Lawrence,
who brought the devotional
part to a close.
The president, Mrs. Fink-
beiner, took charge of the busi-
ness. The visiting committee
reported having made 16 calls
to sick and shut-ins. It was
decided by vote to cater to an
upcoming wedding of a church
member, in the beginning of
October.
Members were reminded to
attend the retreats being held
the following days at Hanover.
After adjournment refreshments
were served by the committee
in charge.
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