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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1974
Golden Glimpses
February, the month of hearts
and flowers has had a good
start. By the time of our next
edition Valentine's Day will
have come and gone. As I
mentioned previously, we have
a nicely decorated valentine's
box in the Foyer of the Home
and we invite anyone to place
their valentines in it for any of
the residents. The box will be
opened and the contents distrib-
uted at the Valentine Party to
be sponsored by the Ladies
Auxiliary.
Almost every day of February
has been bright and sunny and
so from all reports the ground
hog has made his debut. Some
of our staff are fortunate
enough to be in Florida and
others have returned. Mr. and
Mrs. Risi are presently vacation-
ing in Switzerland.
Monday evening was film
night and during Mr. Risi's
absence Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Gingerich are taking over the
showing of the films and helping
to serve refreshments.
On Wednesday evening, the
children from the Church of
God, Grand Bend, entertained
the residents to a musical prog-
ram.
We welcome Mr. Wellington
Riehl to the Home. He was a
former St. Marys resident. On
Thursday afternoon Mr. Douglas
Lewis of Ailsa Craig dropped in
for a visit and entertained the
residents to organ music and
accompanied them in a sing-
song.
Bingo was changed to Friday
TODAY CHILD
BY HELEN ALLEN
In good health, Kenny, 11 years, has dark eyes, brown hair
and fair skin. He wears glasses for astigmatism.
Though confident in social relationships, Kenny needs
reassurance and encouragement regarding his academic
ability. He is in junior opportunity class and will continue to
need special education. He needs help to realize that the im-
portant thing is not what class you are in, but that you do your
best at whatever you are trying to do.
Kenny is an outdoor type, fond of camping and playing out-
side. Since he is especially interested in gardening and in all
animals, he would like to live on a farm.
Keen on sports, Kenny plays hockey, football and baseball. He
is a Scout and attends Sunday School every week. Though not a
great reader he enjoys listening to stories.
Kenny's adopting family should have brothers and sisters for
him, an atmosphere full or warmth and affection and a father
who likes sharing activities with his children.
To inquire about adopting Kenny, please write to Today's
Child. Ministry of Community and Social Services, Box 888,
Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. For general adoption information,
please contact your local Children's Aid Society.
HOPES FOR A FARM HOME
afternoon instead of the evening,,
under the supervision of Mrs.
Mary Ellen Gingerich, Craft
Room Supervisor.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by Rev.
Warren, of Crediton United
Church. Mrs. Leila Finkbeiner
presided at the organ and acc-
ompanied the trio who sang
Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner, Mrs.
Hey and Miss Swartz.
Two boys were loafing along
the road trying to decide what to
do. One said to the other: "I'll flip
this coin, Heads we go to the
movies, and tails we go bike
riding, And if it lands on its side,
we go home and study."
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