HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-11-29, Page 9THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1973
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE 9
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SLOE WATER REST HOME
Although the weatherman did
all in his power to make life
miserable for everything from
Santa Claus parades, the grey
cup and even our annual baz-
aar, it would appear that he did
little to dampen the spirits of
a great many people. Although
we couldn't expect to have as
large a crowd as some of these
other events, all reports state
that we had a very successful
event, and I am sure the Aux-
iliary are very grateful to all
who braved the elements to
attend the tea and bake sale.
On behalf of the Auxiliary
and the Home, I would like to
say a special thank -you to the
children of St. Marys School,
St. Joseph, and Zurich Public
School for making posters for
advertising purposes, all who
donated baking, bazaar items
and those who assisted in so
many other ways, all adding
to the success of the event. The
success of the Auxiliary's proj-
ects spells out the added com-
forts provided for the residents'
enjoyment.
On Monday evening, films
were shown followed by refresh-
ments.
We appreciate the materials
donated for the craft room
activities from the various
people in the community during
the past weeks, also the assist-
ance of Mrs. Amelia Prang and
Miss Verda Baechler which was
a great help to Mrs. Siebert.
On Wednesday evening, the
children from the Church of
God, Grand Bend, visited the
Home presenting their regular
monthly program.
St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
ov. A. C. Blackwell, B.A4 B.D.
Pastor
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2
N1:00 a.ef:--Worship Service
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Merano It , Church
MERLIN BENDER, Pastor
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2
10 a.m. - Sunday School
11 a.m. - Worship Service
8 p.m.- Sunday Evening Service
Who shall ascend unto the hill
of the Lord; or who shall stand
in his Holy place.
He that hath clean hands and a
pure heart, who hath not lifted
up his soul unto vanity, nor
sworn deceitfully.
Psalm 24:3-4
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On Friday afternoon, the
residents took advantage of the
beautiful day and enjoyed a bus
tour through the pinery, south
of Grand Bend. Friday evening
was bingo night to which most
of our residents look forward.
The annual Christmas party
for the residents will be held
on Thursday, December 6,
beginning at 6:30 p.m. A pro-
gram has been arranged and
refreshments will be served.
Friends and families of the
residents are invited to attend,
The Sunday evening Chapel
service was conducted by Rev.
Donald Beck of Hensall United
Church. Mrs. Lenora Turkheim
presided at the organ and ac-
companied the choir who render-
ed several numbers.
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Winners at
bazaar
The winners for the draws
made at the tea and bazaar at
the Blue Water Rest Home on
Saturday were: Mrs. Marie
Pask, the chime bird cage,
and Mrs. Edith Hohner, the
Christmas cake. Mrs. Cecelia
Farwell's name was drawn for
the angel food cake at the
bake table.
The auxiliary appreciates
the donations and interests of
the community. The success of
the bazaar will assist the pur-
chasing of the Christmas gifts
for the residents.
The Ladies Auxiliary will
assist with the Christmas party
at the Home at six -thirty on
December the sixth. The regul-
ar business meeting will be held
after the luncheon and program.
Emmanuel
United Church
ZURICH
REV. BRUCE GUY, B.A
SUPPLY MINISTER.
Mn. MWUton Otsch, Organist
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2
10:00 a.m.- Sunday School
11:00 a.m. - Worship Service
EVERYONE WELCOME
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CLAYTON KTJEPFER, PASTOR
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2
9:45 a.m. - Worship Service
10:45 a.m. - Sun Church School
8 p.m. Nov 28 - Dec 2 -
Evangelistic Services by Fre-
mont Mast, Ohio.
Youth Service Friday night.
MEDITATION -
It was riot by works that 1 had
done.
That I obtained this peace.
It was all thro' faith in God,
the Son,
I'm a sinner saved by Grace.
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of Stratford. Also named to
the committee was Edward Row-
land of Dublin, co-ordinator
of plant maintenance.
The board approved having
four members of the Family Life
Advisory Committee attend a
two-day seminar on family life
and sex education in Windsor on
December 1 and 2. Francis Hick-
nell, of R.R.5, Seaforth and
Vincent Young, of Goderich,
rnernbers of the committee will
be invited to attend.
It is hoped that this confer-
ence may awaken an interest
in the family life program which
has reached a standstill when
not sufficient teachers volunteer-
ed to take a special training
course in Kitchener to teach the
course in the nineteen separate
schools in the two counties.
A roofing conference is to be
held in Kitchener on December
3. Edward Rowland and as many
members of the property corn-
mittee, who are able, are to
attend this conference that will
discuss roofing problems.
Stratford members of the
board will attend a meeting
with Stratford City Council,
Stratford Planning Board and
other interested groups to study
a subdivision plan lathe Morn-
ington area.
Gordon Ball, of St. Marys
reported that the St. Marys
Council has approved the instal-
lation of street lights for the
unserviced areas near Holy
Name of Mary School.
Howard Shantz reported the
tender for the storm drain for
St. Aloysius School in Stratford
has been let to Ted Van Roostel
of Woodham. The drain is exp-
ected to require 620 feet of 8 -
inch tile and two cutch basins.
The board endorsed the resol-
ution from Hastings -Prince Ed-
ward County Roman Catholic
Separate School Board regarding
the Ontario Separate School
Trustees Association providing
Toronto is permitted four direct-
ors instead of two as proposed
by an ad hoc committee doing
a study on the Association be-
cause Toronto has such a large
proportion of the catholic stud-
ents in Ontario.
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FORECAST SHORTAGES
An unusual market situation,
brought about by several factors,
has resulted in sales of farm
machinery in excess of 25 per-
cent over 1972 in Ontario.
Factors influencing the mach-
inery market aren't changing
quickly, so it seems logical that,
in 1974, farmers will experience
similar shortages, notes Hal
Wright, the secretary -manager
of the Ontario Farm Machinery
Board,
"Many manufacturers are
expanding their production fac-
ilities and/or laying on addition-
al work shifts to increase their
production. Any gains manufact-
urers may make by plant expan-
sion could be offset by a contin-
ued shortage of raw materials.
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