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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-06-25, Page 9THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1973 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 9 Honored on thanniversary Preaching in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, June 17, the Rev. Dr. Norman A, Bern- er chose as his text: "In quiet- ness and in confidence shall be your strength, " written in the 30th chapter of Isaiah. He had been at a Luther Leag- ue meeting in Zurich years ago at which the theme speaker had applied the same text. Dr. Berner said that this text seemed to sum up the manner in which the Rev. Lloyd Kalbfleisch had served in his fifty year career as a pastor. The occasion was the celeb- ration of the 50th anniversary year of Pastor Kalbfleisch's ordination. Now retired and settled in Zurich, Rev. Kalb- fleisch served parishes in Brant- ford, Elmira, Sullivan, Neust- adt, and Fort Erie. Since retir- ing he filled a vacancy existing temporarily at Brodhagen. At the dinner following the church service fifty candles were lighted on five cakes by Ann and Jane Tabor, grand- daughters of Pastor and Mrs. Kalbfleisch. During the dinner the choir sang, "I may never pass this way again, " "He's only a prayer away, " and "May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You." with Mrs, A. Deichert as director and Mrs. F, Haberer as pianist. "Take the Name of Jesus with you" and "My Red- eemer" were sung as duets by Mrs, Earl Deichert and daughter Asa, St. Peter's Lutheran Church Rev. A. C. Blackwell, B.A., B.D. Pastor • SUNDAY JUNE 24 1O:0O a.m.—,',orship Service 10:45 a.m.—Sunday Church School 2 p.m. - Memorial Service at the Cemetery. Everyone Welcome manomminummummommommumm Zurich Mennonite, CLAYTON KUEPFER, PASTOR SUNDAY JUNE 24 8:45 a.m. - Worship Service 10:45 a.m. - Sun Church School Friday June 22, 7 30 p.m. M.Y.F. at the Hall MEDITATION; No chance hath brought this ill to me; 'Tis Gods own hand, so let it be. He seeth what I cannot see. There is a need, be for each pain And He one day will make it plain That earthly loss is Heavenly gain. Everyone Welcome vinessenolnemotemerstmenenevatenee Elizabeth. Mrs, Deichert and Fred Kalb- fleisch of Burlington made ref- erence to Father's Day in dedic- ating her songs and his words to Pastor and Mrs. Kalbfleisch. Fred spoke on behalf of the Kalbfleisch family and relatives, "The Lotus Flower" was sung in Spanish by Rebeca Martinez. Several letters of congratulations from former parishes of Pastor and Mrs. Kalbfleisch were read, and addresses of greeting were made by Dr. Berner on behalf of the Lutheran Synod of Eastern Canada; by Rev. William Nolt- ing on behalf of the western dist• riot of the Synod and by a form- er synodical president, Dr. John H. Reble, now retired and living in Kitchener. Pastor Kalbfleisch replied to the congratulations and greet- ings and thanked the commit- tee who had made the prepar- ations and the ladies who served the dinner in honour of himself and Mrs. Kalbfleisch. On Wednesday evening, June 6, Rev. Kalbfleisch was also honoured by the Eastern Canada Synod of the Lutheran Church in America, at a special service held in the Athletic Complex of Waterloo Lutheran University, 0 Obitu ry MRS. EDWARD 11. SCHNELL A resident of the Blue Water Rest I -Lome, Mrs. Edward H. Schnell passed away on Monday, June 18, in her 84th year. The former Charlotte Peck, she was born in Stanley Township on April 8, 1890, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peck. Her husband pre -deceased her some years ago. Surviving are one brother, Arthur W. Peck, and two sisters, Mrs. Ellen McEwen, R. R.3, Bayfield, and Mrs. Margaret J. Schnell, of Detroit. Funeral service was held on Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the Westlake funeral home, Zurich, with interment in Bayfield Cem- etery. Rev. Riddick officiated. Emmanuel United Church ZURICH REV. BRUCE GUY, B.A SUPPLY MINISTER Mrs. Milton Oescll, Organist SUNDAY JUNE 24 9.45 a.m. Sun Church School 11.00 a.m. Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME tessomeesseer vas g.AKEVIEW eONSERVATIVE Mennonite Church Formerly SS 1, EAST STANLEY MERLIN BENDER, Pastor SUNDAY JUNE 24 10 a.m, - Sunday School 11 a.m. - Worship Service 8 p. m.- Sunday Evening Service But to this Man will I look; Even to Him that is poor, And of a contrite Spirit, And trembleth at my word. Is. 66:20b Why Wednesday *ming -- &OO p n,—Bible ' Study and Prayer Meeting, We ince you to worship with tea 1111111111111111111111111111.1111111111111111111111111111 Golden Glimpses BLUE WATER REST HOME • w This past week has been quite enjoyable for sight seeing and as a result a great deal of enthusiasm has been built up for bus rides. On Monday the bus toured the area of Bayfield, across country to Brucefield, Exeter and back home. Again on Wednesday the tour covered Bayfield, Coderich and surround• ing area. The points of interest on Friday were Grand Bend, Crediton and surrounding dist- rict. As T mentioned previously, sometimes the number of people anxious to get out joy riding out -numbers the seats available and therefore we try to make use of every pleasant day in order to be sure that everyone physically able has the opport- unity to enjoy an outing. Last Monday afternoon we were pleased to have the R. N. A students in training from South Huron Hospital, Exeter, visit and tour the Home accompan- ied by their supervisors. The regular monthly birthday party for June was sponsored by the Ladies of Dashwood Luth- eran Church last Wednesday evening. A variety program was presented with a number of children taking part, followed by refreshments and the distrib- ution of birthday gifts. The gifts were the courtesy of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Home. Residents celebrating birthdays during the month of June were Mrs. Ethel Munn, Mrs. Isabella Westlake and Mr. Peter Ginger- ich, We welcome Mr. Peter Eisen- bach of Grand Bend who has taken up residency with us. Last Friday evening bingo was enjoyed followed by refresh- ments. This coming Thursday evening, June 21, we will be holding open house for any friends or relatives of the Horne and Residents. Mrs. Orval Stor- ey of Seaforth along with her students will be providing a program in recognition of Sen- ior Citizens' Week. Following the program refreshments and a social time will be provided. 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