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BLUE WATER
REST HOME NEWS
and VIEWS
By
Lance J. Reed, Superintendent
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 197
A sincere thank you is ex-
tended to the following for
their contributions to the Horne:
Billy Vandenberk, of Grand
Bend area, for pumpkins; Arn-
old Vanden Boomen, of Zurich,
for turnips and carrots; Mrs.
Joe Martin, of Zurich, for sev-
eral bushels of carrots; Huron
County School Area No. 1,
(Brucefield), for their gift of
doughnuts after their official
opening.
,
We are happy to welcome the
following as residents to .our
Home: Mrs. Christine Anderson,
of Wyoming, and David Murray,
of Hensel'. Mr. Murray is 100
years old and will be celebrat-
ing his 101st birthday in De-
cember.
* * *
I hope that the boys and girls
will try and visit the Home on
Hallowe'en night whey they are
out *ick or treating. The resi-
dents will be very happy to see
you and take part in your
trick??? or treat???
(Intended for last week)
Last Saturday was "Goad
Turn Day" across Canada for
the Girl Guide organization. So
on that day the Zurich Girl
Guides visited the Home to do
their part in "operation good
turn" . They came at noon ,hour
and served all the residents in
the dining room their dinner
which our cook had prepared.
Then the girls sat at he tables
with the residents to eat their
dinner. After dinner they
cleared tables, assisted some of
the residents back to their
rooms, wrote letters for them
and did any other little odd
jobs that the residents wished.
To conclude their activities they
gathered together in the main
lobby and sang several of their
campfire songs for the resi-
dents. The leaders of the Zur-
ich Guide troop and the parents
of the Guides can be very proud
of their girls on the fine way
they took part in this "Good
Turn Day" that other Girl
Guides across the land were
taking part in.
* * *
Members of the Exeter Lions
Club visited the Home last Sun-
day afternoon and took a large
number of the residents for an
hour's drive around the coun-
tryside, and for a special treat.
A "thank you" is extended to
the members of the Exeter
Lions Club for their kindness.
apples. Thank you, boys, for
remembering the residents in
the Home.
* * *
The first anniversary of the
Home is fast approaching. On
Sunday afternoon November 19,
a special program is being plan-
ned. Also on Saturday after-
noon, November 25, the Ladies'
Auxiliary is planning a bake
sale, tea and a sale of hand-
made articles at the Home. More
details will follow on both
events in the weeks to come.
* .r. *
A "thank you" is extended to
Mrs. Albert Hess and Charles
McQuillin for their gift of
pumpkins to the Home.
* * *
The monthly birthday party
for October was in charge of
the Zurich Women's Institute.
Residents being honored at this
party were Mrs. Sarah Ginger-
ich, Mrs. Henry Steinbach and
Mrs. Bertha Uttley. The Ropp
family, of Parkhill, supplied the
musical entertainment for the
party.
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* * *
The members of the Dash-
wood Wolf Cubs and Boy Scouts
visited the Horne on Saturday
last, in uniform and gave the
Home a gift of two baskets of
Crop Report
The steady rains of the last
week have held up the comple-
tion of the white bean harvest.
Several days of good weather
would allow most farmers to
complete the harvest.
The rain has made corn har-
vesting difficult as the fields
are very sticky. The ensilage
crop in the county has been
nearly all harvested and yields
were good.
A small acreage of grain corn
has been harvested but the ma-
jority has not reached the
proper moisture level as yet.
The next few weeks will show
a marked increase in the
amount of grain corn harvested.
That is, if the rain holds off.
To date, a small percentage of
the grain corn in Huron County
has been harvested.
4
DOWN ON THEIR KNEES — One
of the most miserable jobs in connec-
tion with the laying of plastic pipe
in the Zurich Arena over the past
week -end was the nailing down of the
Bowling Scores
MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE
Cameos, D. Bedard ___ 642 7
G. Trotters B. Lavery _ 595 3
Rockets, L. Schilbe _ 576 12
Rebels, R. Shantz _.__ 562 5
Flyers, H. Stade __.___.._ 704 15
St`lites, R. V'Dors'lear_ 809 4
Dropouts, A. Bedard __ 697 7
Q'naires, W. Payne _.__ 665 8
Leftovers, G. Willert ..... 688 10
B'herettes, I. Yungblut_ 565 5
* * A
ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE
October 16
Starlites, S. Kipfer __ 643
D'naires, C. Meidinger 618
Packers, L Frayne .. _ 621
N'hawks, B. Oke . _. _. 628
H. Gals, V. Lavery ___ 597
Aces, H. McEwan
and R. Hamilton_ 547 2 17
U & Downs, S. Braid_ 609 5 15
L. Strikes, V. Smale__ 520 0 11
Scamps, D. Browning_ 687 2 11
S'downers, L. Laporte 557 2 6
H. single: J. Schroeder __ 305
H. triple: D. Browning __ 687
H. average. D. Browning_ 199
5 35
5 32
2 30
7 25
5 21
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right, Jerry Rader, Brian Decker and
Shane McKinnon.
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