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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-05-11, Page 5BLUE WATER REST HOME Golden I hope that mothers everywhere were warmly received on Mother's Day on Sunday. Unlike the weather with its icy blast whipping up dust storms and in some cases snow, mothers here were well taken care of by their families as is indicated by the beautiful plants and gifts displayed on their dressers. Last Monday evening, the last films for the summer months were shown. The long day light hours hampers the clearness of the films as well as the interest being shown by the residents. The film program will be resumed in the fall which always creates new interest on the' long winter evenings. I wish to thank Mrs. Mary Ellen Gingerich for taking over the column for a few weeks while I was on sick leave. I feel she kept you well informed of the doings of the Home during that time. The sympathy of residents and staff is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Lillian Kleinfeldt. The residents enjoyed a bus trip on one of the nice days last week going by way of Crediton, Exeter and back home. They find the progress of the crops and flower gardens of particular ointerest to them. Bingo was played on Friday evening followed by refresh- ments. We extend a welcome to the following people who recently took up residency in the Maplewoods Apartments, Mrs. Violet Dunn formerly of the Grand Bend area, Mrs. Blanche Bechard, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Gascho and Mr. Clarence Far- well all former Zurich residents. Glimpses The Ladies Auxiliary are planning to sponsor a student volunteer program this summer. They are looking particularly for young high school students who would be willing and interested in giving a bit of their time to work for and with the residents. No doubt they would find it to be a very rewarding experience. If there are any students interested in this project, they should contact Mrs. Louis Farwell, RR 3, Zurich, telephone 236-4646 for further information, We welcome Mrs. Nancy Sch- wartzentruber, formerly of Blake as a new resident. Saturday was our annual daffodil tea and bake sale sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary. On behalf of the members I . would like to say thank you to all who donated baking for the sale and all who attended the tea and made it the success that it was. The Sunday evening chapel service was conducted by Rev. Mellecke of Dashwood Lutheran church. The children's choir from the church sang during the service and was accompanied by Miss Helen Nadiger who presided at the organ. Very Important people trov_ ASO People of all ages and all walks of life do important and essential jobs as Red Cross volunteers. YOU CAN HELP 700. 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Thirty members of the over 90 Club met Wednesday afternoon, The theme of of the program was Mother's Day and poems were read by Mrs. Ramsay, Mrs. Meston, Mrs, Doak, Miss Ellis, Mrs. McGratton, and musical numbers by the Huronview Orchestra. The Walkerburn volunteers of Auburn assisted with the activities and tea and cookies were provided by the kitchen staff. The Huron Centennial School,. Brucefield presented their spring concert "The Travelling Magicians", in_ the Auditorium Thursday afternoon. The cast included 120 students with the choir, a ukulele group, the Dancers, ..the Seven Dwarfs, Charlie's Angels and several students in the different skits. Staff members directing the program are Mr. Mathers Principal, Mrs. Doris McKinley, Musical Director, Mrs. Mary Moffatt, Accompanist, and teachers, Edith Turner, Bud Walker and Shirley Carter. The concert was a real treat to the residents and Mrs. Myrtle Parker, a great-grandmother of one of the students expressed their appreciation to all those responsible for the program. Ombudsman Arthur Maloney, Q.C., the Ombudsman of Ontario, an- nounced recently that the program of public hearings being carried out by his office throughout the Province will be discontinued for the period of the Provincial Election Campaign. Mr. Maloney explained that the cessation of the hearings is a move to emphasize in the public mind the non-political role of the Office of the Ombudsman, Jello JELLY POWDE." FLAVOUR CRYSTALS St. Williams Strawberry or Raspberry J• LIQUID BLEACH Clover Leaf Chunk LIGHT TUNA 3.z. 23' 4,85$ 934 24 oz. 64oz. 57 61/2 oz. 594 Schneider's Corned Beef Slices Ib. 894 Schneider's Old Fashioned Ham Ib. $2.39 Schneider's Fresh Chicken Legs Ib. 95' Club House Pimento Manz. 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