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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1972-12-21, Page 29THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1972 Goshen Women sig c! roIs The Christmas meeting of Goshen United Church Women was held at the home of Mrs. John Robinson. Mrs. Robinson opened the meeting with a poem "Your Christmas Guest," Devotional and prayer was given by Mrs. Brian Lempiere, The Christmas story was told by Mrs. John Robinson, with Terry Lempiere taking part as a little boy asking her questions, and carol singing led by Mrs. Howard Armstrong, Mrs. Floyd Armstrong and Mrs. Brian Lemp- iere, A trio of Julie and Jill Armstrong and Cathy Peck sang "Away in a Manger, ""It came upon the Midnight Clear." A duet "There's a Song in the Air" was sang by Mrs. Anson McKin- ley and Mrs. Bob Peck. Mrs. Elmer Hayter sang "Oh Holy Night." Mrs. Arnold Keys conducted the business and the minutes were read. Roll call was answ- ered by 20 members. A letter was read from Mrs. Batkins, of Clinton. Mrs, Bruce Keys move that the president and vice president see about a Christmas tree for the church. Mrs. Elmer Hayter seconded the motion. Mrs. Arnold Keys thanked the ladies for their co-operation while she was president, and Mrs. Mel Elliott replied by mov- ing a vote of thanks to Mrs, Keys. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Arnold Keys 0 About People Mrs, Eileen Consitt is spend- ing Christmas with relatives in Pilot Mound, Manitoba, and is also attending the Dia- mond Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. David Johnston, former residents of the Babylon. Line, Stanley Township. ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Golden Glimpses . o r ELME WATER REST HOME By the time this column reaches you, we will be almost on the eve of Christmas, and before the next issue arrives, Christmas will have come and gone and we will be well into the New Year. To all our read- ers, this is our Christmas wish for you. May all your gifts at Christ- mas be Bright packages beneath your tree, Filled with blessings from above And cheerful smiles from those you love,.. Filled with happiness untold, Lasting friendships, new and old; Peace and joy, contentment, too, Enough to last the whole year through. May we at this time thank all of the interested people who have contributed in many ways to the happiness of all our resi- dents throughout the year as wel as at Christmas time . We also wish to thank all who have brought plants and treats for both residents and staff over the holiday season. On Wednesday afternoon, the children of St. Boniface School, Zurich, presented their Christ- mas program for the residents. There were approximately 240 children bused to the Home in SOUTH HURON INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY HENSALL ARENA THURS., DEC. 21 Shipka Bears vs Hensall Cascadians BOISE CASCADE ARE CASCADIAN SUPPORTERS! 41 NOTICE TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY Under the new Ontario Property Tax Credit Plan, residential and farm prop- erty taxes levied and due in 1972, must be paid by December 31, 1972. The payment of these municipal taxes will enable you to receive full credit under the Ontario Plan on your 1972 Income Tax Returns. TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY MEL GRAHAM, Clerk-T:ceasuret. shifts to present each individual group's program. The residents certainly enjoyed the program very much, and we want to thank the teaching staff at St. Boniface for the extra work ent- ailed in bringing this program to the Home. On Wednesday evening, the regular monthly birthday party was held under the sponsorship of the Ladies of the Church of God, Grand Bend. The program consisted of a duet by Cathy and Douglas Steckle, a reading by Mrs. Wattam, a duet by Mrs. Morley Desjardine and Mrs, Rufus Turnbull, a Christmas message by Rev. Wattam, and a musical number by Mrs. Des- jardine. Mrs. Turnbull presided at the piano. Those residents celebrating birthdays during the month of December are Miss Mary Ann Steckle, Mrs. Dora Waghorn and Mr. Harold Gower. Following the program, a delic- ious lunch was served. On Friday evening, bingo was enjoyed followed by refreshments. The Sunday evening Chapel service was conducted by Rev. Lloyd Kalbfleisch, Zurich, Mrs, Leonard Prang and Mrs. Harvey Hohner assisted with the music and Mrs. Kalbfleisch presided at the organ. Mr. and Mrs. Luther of the Salvation Army visited the Home on Sunday evening and delivered their Christmas mess- age to the residents. Mr. Luther presided at the piano and ac- companied Mrs. Luther who sang several solos and also lead in community singing. Follow- ing the program, Mr. and Mrs. Luther delivered treats to the residents. The residents are always pleased to have them visit. 0 Obituary FRED W, STEINBACH A native of Zurich, Fred W. Steinbach passed away recently at the Pembina County Memor- ial Hospital, in Cavalier, He was born in Zurich on August 1, 1880, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steinbach, After spending his early life in the Zurich area he moved to Cavalier at the age of 21. After some years farming he moved into Cavalier where he retired, Mr. Steinbach was married to the former Elizabeth Reste- rnayer at Cavalier, on Decemb- er 1, 1915, She passed away on July 7, 1963. Surviving are two daughter, Mrs. John (Elmira) Schroeder, and Mrs. Dan (Lucille) Hinkle, both of Cavalier; one sister, Mrs. R.F. (Laura) Stade, of Zurich; seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. He was pre -deceased by two sisters and five brothers. 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