HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-03-30, Page 5BLUE WATER REST HOME
Golden Glimpses
We hope that when we bid
March good-bye that the
weatherman will be a bit con-
siderate of us as the March winds
have been handing out some icy
blasts,
A number of our Residents
were guests at the Huronview St.
Patrick's party on Monday af-
ternoon. They travelled by bus
and joined the Huronview
Residents for an afternoon of
entertainment and refreshments,
After a long winter of being more
or less confined indoors they
welcomed the opportunity for this
outing. We hope that perhaps
more associations with„Residents
of other Homes can be arranged
in future, particularly with
spring and summer in the offing.
Monday evening films were
shown followed by refreshments.
Probably spring cleaning is
getting into full swing at your
house. We are particularly
scarce of nylons and panty hose
for the hobbyshop. We have some
very ambitious ladies who don't
like to be idle, and for which we
are very thankful, and its hard to
keep enough nylons ahead of
them. Ofcourse we are always in
& 1 1
the market for odds and ends of
materials as well and appreciate
the efforts of all who have been
doing their best to keep us sup-
plied,
On Tuesday, April 5, the Ladies
Auxiliary will be holding their
meeting commencing in the
diningroom at 7:00 p.m., with the
business part of the meeting to
follow the entertainment. All
interested ladies of the
surrounding area are invited to
attend the meeting.
Thursday afternoon movies
were shown at Maplewoods, and
the coming week, March 31 at
2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. the movie
"Big Broadcast of '37” starring
Jack Benny, George Burns an
Gracie Allen will be shown. We
hope March will go out like a
lamb so that visitors will have the
opportunity to see this movie.
The following week, April 7, at
the same hours "The Other Side
of the Mountain" will be shown
and will terminate our series of
movies for this season.
On Sunday evening the chapel
service was conducted by Rev.
Merlin Bender of the Con-
servative Mennonite Church.
Queensway visitors
Recent visitors at the
Queensway Nursing Home with
Harold Glanville were Valerie
and Lorna Finkbeiner, John and
Winnie Glanville, Walton. I1 a
Ridley and Iva Dunn and Mrs.
Roy McDonald and Jean
Triebner, Ted and Dorothy
Prouty visited Roy McDonald
and Vera Lammie. Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Parsons, Tracey and Paul
visited Mrs. Almeeda Parsons.
Rosa Harris visited Bernice
Lavery.
Cecil and Betty Smith visited
Lynn Latimer and other ladies.
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Pooley, Exeter
visited a number of friends last
week. Mrs. Jessie Ingle and Mrs.
George Blake, Brussels visited
Cora Alcock. Wendy Dilling of
Sarnia visited Mrs. Anna Dilling.
Les Mitchell and daughter
Brenda visited Louise Mitchell.
Mrs. Barbara Bell of Exeter
visited Mrs. Hedley, Cathy
Schenk visited Mr. Hugo Schenk.
Howard Johns, Mary Neil and
Kevin Johns visited Mabel Johns.
Mrs. Zetta MacLean and Bill
MacLean of Hamilton visited
Vera Lammie and Bernice
Lavery.
Mrs. Adeline Taylor spent
Sunday with her son Delbert in
Exeter.
Chiselhurst Church ladies
entertained the residents with
Bingo music and treats on
Monday. Birthday greetings to
Adeline Taylor who will celebrate
her birthday April 12.
Rev. Anderson' of Exeter and
Mrs, Eric Luther were in charge
of the church services assisted by
Louise Mitchell and Mrs. Erratt
at the piano.
Zurich personal
Melissa and Tim Becker of
Lucknow visited during the
holidays with Mrs. E. Consitt.
THIRD WORLD CRAFTS
Meet
Ruslan A. Gani
from
Bangladesh
Sat. April 2
Mr. Gani is in marketing. Come in to the Self -Help
store, Zurich and ask questions about his country
and get acquainted with the handicrafts from his
country.
Euchre winners
Prize winners at the last W.I.
Euchre were: ladies' high,
Frieda .Moore; ladies' low,
Dorothy Weston; men's high,
Clare Merner; , men's low,
Harvey Hohner; lucky cup, Wm.
McLachlan,
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