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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-06-19, Page 14PAGE FOURTEEN ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Huron Board Signs Lease Huron County Board of Educa- tion and Clinton Public Hospital Board have signed a two-year lease for office accontodarions in the Nurse's Residence, Clin- ton at $2, 500 a year, commen- cing July 1, 1900, it was report- ed to the former body at its meeting in Clinton, Monday. The Board of Education will be responsible for payment of wa- ter, heat and light bilis; snow removal and care taking, inside and out; and completion of its own alterations. The 'Clinton llospital Board has agreeded to put in a gravel parking lot with reserve parking spaces for 20 automobiles; aue' to provide a separate entrance for health Unit employees and • patients.. Alterations to the Nurse's Res- idence are estimated to cost $3, 211 at an agreed on price, made up of as follows: Lighting, $1, 692 (providing for lighting intensity of 20 -foot candles as presently exists in the Board Room); partitions, doors, removal of built in desks and vanities, $1, 32.1; painting 5295. (continued on page 15) The average gain for our five year accumulative type guaranteed investment certificate (8%) is in excess of 9.6% a year. The senior Trust Company devoted entirely to serving the people of Ontario. VICTORIA.nd GREY VG TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1969 BLUE WATER REST HOME NEWS and VIEWS Ey Lance J. Reed, Superintendent It was two years ago that one of our residents had the honour of celebrating his 101st birthday. This past week, another of aur residents, .names Cottle, formerly of Exeter, celebrated his 100th birthday. The big day was last Thursday, June 12. After the birthday dinner at the home, 1'1r. Cottle was enter- tained by his family in Exeter. The dinner menu for the occas- ion was chosen by Mr. Cottle himself, and consisted of roast chicken and dressing, plashed potatoes and gravy, buttered carrots, and a chocolate cake •spelling out the number 100. Ivir. Cottle received many cards and letters of congratulations as well as three telegrams, one each from Her Majesty, the Queen, Primo Minister Trudeau, and Prime Minister Robarts - Mr. Cottle is up each day between .0 and 7 a. m. and re- tires at 9 p. tn. Ile walks around the entire home and eats his steals in the dining roost. He has excellent hearing but at times finds his sight gives him a bit of difficulty. Mr. Cottle tells the than as long as lie can remember, he has never drank milk, but with each steal, he enjoys a good serving of peanut butter on a slice of bread or biscuit. A11 of us here at the ]tome sincerely hope that. Mr. Cottle will enjoy continued good health, and we all extend best wishes to hint in the future. A thank you to all.those in . the area who havcgivenius'a euanity of rhubarb. Tt is a special treat to have fresh home-grown products on the table. If at any time, any perons have an abundance of such garden produce, we would be most happy to receive it. Kenneth Gascho of the Zurich arca has most kindly given us a large number of cedar trees from his farm. We feel a few small hedges would be an advant- age to us, and he has helped us in this way. 'Some members of the Ladies Auxiliary have been most active in the craft roots during the past year. Many new and exciting items have been put to use. Around Easter time, there was a booming business in the labbit department of the craft room. new SHUR•GAIN Injectable Iron NEW High-strength concentration NEW Non -staining formula NEW Longer -lasting lower cost treatment SHUR-GAIN Injectable Iron affords swine men the ultimate in protec- tion against profit -robbing iron de- ficiency anemia, Only 1 c.c. per pig does the job. A product of Canada Packers Re- search —one of the many new SHUR- GAIN Animal Health Service items. Available now at your local sHUR-GAIN Feed Service Dealer Some auxiliary members and our lady residents were kept extreme- ly busy making stuffed rabbit toys. These were well -made out of plush material of assorted colours. Speaking of Easter, perhaps some of our readers liave.wonder- ed about our Easter draw. One of our residents in particular, worked diligently day and night to sell tickets for the draw. As a result, we were able to send a cheque from the proceeds of $100 to the Bunny Bundle for Crippled Children. The lucky tickets for the draw were held by Michael llagg itt, Zurich, Mrs. Gera Guenther, Dashwood, Mrs. Laura Finkbeiner, Crediton, Miss Brenda Walper, Grand Bend. At the present time, the poodle department of the craft room is in business. If you haven't seen the finished product, make sure you do so next time you are in the home. I wonder who the Rec League Name All-Star Date The Zurich Rec League soft- ball league have ser their date July 1st holiday weekend for their second annual all star game. A transistor radio will be given to the lucky person whose ticket is drawn at the game. 'Tickets stay be bought from any player in the league. The Zurich Rec League all stars will be playing host to the Goderich Fire Department soft ball club. The Goderich team will be having NHL stars Larry Jeffery, Paul Henderson and Gary Doa]< playing for them. Charlies Auto Sales have chall- enged the Ontario Provincial Police to a game. No dates have been set for the games yet, so the fans will be in for quite obit of action this season. Adding to the color and com- petition in the Zurich Rec league are the bright new ball sweaters which all t`he clubs will be sporting. 0 Renew Your Subscription Now, M. DEITZ and SON PHONE 236-4951 -- ZURICH poodle department used as a model? There have been several residents who have been making scrap books out of the pictures on used greeting cards. Recently the honie received a letter of appreciation to these people for making the books and sending them to the War Memorial Children's Hospital in London. We have several residents who enjoy playing cards. Ilowever, at times there is a little difficult in finding enough partners or players. If there are any readers who would care to come down to the home in the afternoon or evening and join in playing cards, they would be most wel- come. I would be most happy to introduce you to our card players. We have several residents who enjoy euchre and a few who enjoy solo. I do know the solo players would enjoy outside visitors. 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