HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1974-04-04, Page 9THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1974
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE 9
Golden Glimpses ... ® .
I suppose we would have to
say that March did go out like
a lion. April is here with the
April showers, the robins sing-
ing early in the morning, but
I haven't as yet heard the frogs.
As usual, films were schedul-
ed for Monday evening enter-
tainment, followed by coffee
and cookies.
This week we were pleased
to have Mr, Henry Flaxbar•d,
Mr. Peter Eisenbach and Mrs.
Isabella Westlake sufficiently
recovered to return home from
the General Hospital.
Our Annuam Meeting was held
on Tuesday evening. We had
hoped for a better turn out, but
several other activities were
scheduled for the same time in
the village and surrounding
area. We were pleased to have
Messrs. Howard Falls and Vict-
or Marsh, Architects, present
along with four students of Mr.
Falls from Fanshawe College.
Under the direction of Mr. Falls,
the students built a miniature
model of our proposed project
planned for erection across the
road from the Home. Each
student had their own plans
drawn up and explained their
version of any differences from
that of the model. We have the
model here on display for any-
one interested.
We wish to thank the memb-
ers of the Ladies Auxiliary who
had charge of providing the
sumptuous lunch following the,
meeting.
St. Peter's
Lutheran Ch : reh
Reny. A. C. BIackcwsll, B.A.,
Pastor
SUNDAY, APRIL 7
10:a. in. -Worship Service
10:45 a.m.- Sun Church School'
Wed. April 10 - 8 p.m.
Lenten Service
Good Friday - 10 a.m.
Holy Communion
Easter Sunday:
8 a.m.- Early Service
9 a.m. - Breakfast
10 a.m.- Communion. Service
&Femme Welcome
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CLAYTON KUEPFER, PASTOR
SUNDAY, APRIL 7
9:45 a.m.-Worship Service
10:45 a.m.-Sun. Church School
8 p.m. - Program - The Shep-
herd's Quartette, from
Kitchener,
Sat, April 6 - Pre Crusade Pray-
er Breakfast with Crusade
Evangelist, Dave Ward, at
Grand Bend Village Inn.
MEDITATION; - 0 Lord how
manifold are thy works. In
wisdom has thou made them
all; the earth is full of thy
riches.
EVERYONE WELCOME
On Wednesday evening, the
children of the Gospel Hall
Sunday School made their
regular monthly visit and prov-
ided the residents with a rnusic-
al program,
On Friday evening bingo was
enjoyed.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by Rev.
Douglas Warren, of Crediton
United Church, Mrs. Finkbeiner
presided at the organ and
accompanied the choir and
soloists in musical numbers.
We wish to thank the group
of Mennonite Young People
from the St. Marys area who
provided the residents with a
musical program on Sunday
evening.
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ZURICH III CLUB
(by Cindy O'Brien)
On Wednesday, March 27,
the Zurich III 4-H Club held
their sixth meeting at Dave
Shepherd's Beauty Salon, in
Grand Bend. Mr. Shepherd
explained the best hair style
for the shape of your face.
We were instructed the correct
way of taking out tangles and
[row to keep our hair clean and
healthy. Mrs. Julie McCall
instructed us on how to apply
makeup properly.
On behalf of our 4-11 group,
Lve donated $5. 00 to the Crippl-
ed Children in Mr. Shepherd's
tame. On our way home we
,topped at Mrs. Hogg's for
re fres] nnents.
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United Church
ZURICH
REV. BRUCE GUY, B.A
SUPPLY MINISTER
Mrs. Milton Oitch, Organist
SUNDAY, APRIL 7
10:00 a.m.- Sunday School
11:00 a. rn. - Worship Service
'EVERYONE WELCOME
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MERLIN BENDF.at, Pastors
SUNDAY, APRIL 7
10 a.m. - Sunday School
11 a. m. - Worship Service
8 p.m.- Sun Evening Service
Spring Bible Conference
April 12, 13 and 14.
The theme of the meetings will
be:
"Redeeming the Time"
Guest Speaker, Paul M. Freed,
Earlington Pa.
"Sin had created an awful
chasm between God and man,
and the bridge that spans it
must rest and spring from Cal-.
vary."
We invite you to worship with us
SPRAY EARLY
"Start your tree -spraying
program early" is the advice,
offered to fruit -growing enth-
usiasts by Burke McNeill,
horticulturist with the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
)Food.
"Big, healthy apples or pears
are every grower's aim, " says
McNeill. "So often, though,
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disease and insects have taken
hold ahead of the spray prog-
ram and the fruit is disappoint-
ing."
There are many brand-
name fruit tree sprays on the
market designed to give compl-
ete control of both insects and
diseases. All contain a combin-
ation of fungicides and insect-
icides and are safe so long as
gardeners follow manufacturers'
instructions carefully.
Timing is the critical factor.
Spraying of apples and pears
must start when buds are burst-
ing and should be continued
at regular intervals until the
blossom petals fall off the tree.
Once fruit begins to form, spray
once every 10 days until mid-
August.
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