HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-03-16, Page 5Citizens News, March 16, 1977
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Ladies lectured, see slides on trip to 1cIand
Members and guests of St,
Peter's Lutheran Church Women
had the pleasure of viewing
slides, and listening to Mr. & Mrs.
Hjelmtyr (Kelly) Thorarinson as
they told us of their trip home to
Iceland which they made in 1974.
Their slides depicted the rugged
landscape with its small amount
of farm land in the valleys.
Iceland has the Gulf Stream to
warm its coastal waters.
Thereby, fishing and shipping
ports remain open all year. The
many volcanoes have created
scenic waterfalls and many
inland rivers and lakes.
Their schools when not in use
are summer resorts. Homes are
heated with hot water nature has
provided. Temperatures range
from 52 degrees F (11 Deg. C) in
July and 30 degrees F (-1 Deg. C)
in January. Snow is visible year
round on mountain tops. Roads
are of volcanic ash and stone.
Ninety-eight percent of the
Churches are Lutheran. All of
this and only35 miles from Arctic
circle. This was just a brief
BLUE WATER REST HOME
Golden Glimpses . .
The robins' return, children on
bicycles and the spring bulbs
popping through the ground, all
• say to me that spring is here
even tho we should not rule out
the odd snow squall between now
and April.
On Monday evening films were
shown and we wish to thank Mr.
Don O'Brien for delivering the
films for us while our regular
delivery service, Mr. Harold Erb
was enjoying a vacation in
Florida.
We welcome Mr. Lambert
Witmer as a new resident. He is a
former resident of the Zurich and
Dashwood area.
On Tuesday evening the UCW
of Dashwood United Church
sponsored the birthday party for
March. They conducted the
devotional part of their meeting
in the dining room followed by
refreshments which included
birthday cake and ice cream.
Residents having birthdays
during the month of March are
Mrs. Jenny Hotson, Mr. Andrew
Dougall. Mr. Fred Fowlie and
Mr. William Passmore. Birthday
gifts were presented, courtesy of
the Ladies Auxiliary.
On Thursday afternoon some of
our residents went to
Maplewoods Apartments for the
movie at 2:00 p.m.
On Thursday, March 17 at the
regular times, the movie "Love
Me To -night" starring 'Jeanette
McDonald and Maurice
Chevalier will be. shown. Now
that the weather has improved
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perhaps people from Dashwood,
Zurich and surrounding areas
will be interested in attending.
The movie will be shown at 7:30
in the evening if we have an
audience. I might mention that
the movie "The Other Side of the
Mountain" was re -scheduled for
showing April 7 at the usual
times. I know there are both
young and old who are interested
in seeing this show and perhaps
you should make a note of this
date. We hope that you will be
able to attend the bazaar, bake
sale and tea being held in the
recreation room of the
Maplewoods this Saturday,
March 19 from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m.
The draw for the -afghan and
tatted doily will also be made at
that time. A lot of work and
planning has gone into this
bazaar by the people of
Maplewoods and we hope there
will be a good attendance.
On Friday afternoon, Miss
Smith and her assistant of
Goderich staged a puppet show
here in the dining room. The
residents seemed to enjoy this
entertainment.
Bingo was played on Friday
evening followed by refresh-
ments.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by Rev.
Bruce Pierce of Crediton United
Church. Mrs. Ed Finkbeiner
presided at the organ and ac-
companied the choir which
consisted of Mrs. Helen Hey,
Marguerite Finkbeiner, Gloria
Martin and Mary Schlenker.
4-H girls prepare
material for sewin
( By G. Schwartzentruber)
Our meeting was held Wed-
nesday, March 9, at Sch-
wartzentruber's. Sylvia Neeb,
our president, opened the
meeting at 7 p.m. with the 4-H
pledge.
We answered the roll call by
showing everyone our pattern
and material. We also decided on
a club name for ourselves.
Mrs. Schwartzentruber and
Mrs: B. Smith did some
demonstrating. They explained
staystitching and then showed us
how it was done. You sew around
the neckline and other curves to
prevent stretching of your
material.
They also showed us the dif-
ferent ways of marking the
material. They are: tailor's
tacks, chalk, tracing wheel. The
tracing wheel seems to be the
fastest and easiest way.
We all got down to work. Some
of the girls marked their
material. Others still had to cut
theirs out. The rest did a sample
of the flat felled seam. The
seniors were busy helping anyone
who needed help.
The meeting ended at 9:30 p.m.
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outline of the slides viewed.
Mrs, A. Blackwell introduced
our guests and Mrs. J. Turkheim
president thanked Mr. & Mrs.
Thorarinson for a wonderful
lesson in geography. Mrs. L.
Prang presented them with a gift.
After a short business meeting
a light lunch and coffee were
enjoyed by all present.
Those responsible for the
evening program and lunch plus
the visits they will make for the
month of March are Mrs. L.
Prang, Mrs. L. Rader, Mrs. E.
Deichert, Mrs. E. Schilbe.
Representatives from our
Church taking part in the World
Day of Prayer, March 4, were
Mrs. J. Turkheim, Mrs. J.
Parkins. Mrs. H. Deichert.
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