HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-07-13, Page 5BLUE WATER REST HOME
Golden
Glimpses
Vacationers are on the move
and it would appear that Canada
has been playing host to a large
number of Americans during the
• past week. We welcome those
who visit here, as well as all
others who take time to visit with
residents.
On Monday evening a number
of residents took advantage of the
opportunity to attend the Grand
Bend Playhouse, where dress
rehearsal for Plaza Suite was
being staged.
The regular monthly birthday
party was held on Tuesday
evening, sponsored by the U.C.W.
of Zurich United Church. A
miscellaneous programme of
short skits, piano solos, accordion
solos and a sing -:along was en-
joyed. Residents having bir-
thdays during the month of July
are Mrs, Gertrude Gittus and
Roy MacDonald., Gifts courtesy
of the Ladies Auxiliary, were
Goderich seniors entertain
Huronview residents
The Goderich Senior Citizens
Club visited Huronview Friday
and entertained with songs by
Wanda Linner, violin selections
by Bert McDonald, coloured
slides by Bob Henry, recitations
by Mrs. Roy Finnegan and Mary
Clairmont.
The final day of the Senior
Citizens Week of activities in-
cluded an afternoon of table
games sponsored by the Seaforth
Seniors. Prize winners for the
highest euchre scores were Pearl
Gidley and Louis Wild. The eldest
resident playing cards was Mrs.
Elizabeth Scott.
The Brussels United Church
Women entertained on Monday
afternoon with a variety
program. There were vocal solos
and quartette numbers, step
dancing and square dancing.
Following the program bags of
treats were given to each of the
residents.
The Goderich Laketown Band
played for a concert on the lawn
on Family Night. The thirty -
member band is led by Miss
Storey with musicians from
Goderich, Clinton, Holmesville
and Bayfield.
The Bob Heywood Orchestra of
Exeter entertained Tuesday
evening with a program of
favourite songs. The orchestra
includes Bob Heywood, ac-
cordion, Calvin Horner, guitar,
and Jeff Rooth, drums.
The programs outdoors provide
an opportunity for all of the
residents to hear the music from
the west windows of the Home or }
from the chairs on the lawn,
pitedges in
The Zurich Roll-A-Thon has
been over for quite a while, but
believe it or not all the pledges
have not been turned in ac-
cording to arena manager Jerry
Rader.
So far $1391.20 worth of pledges
have been collected, up from last
year, but there is another $123.45
to be collected.
Mike Haggitt won the.$100 bill
for raising the most money as he
turned in $187.70. Steve Grainger
was runner-up with $145 worth of
pledges. Steve won a free pass to
roller skating for one year.
Teresa Deitrich was the Lucky
Drawwinner,taking home $25 for
entering.
The money raised will be used
for recreation equipment and all
72 skaters can be proud of the
effort they put forward.
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presented. A delicious lunch,
including ice cream cones, was
enjoyed.
Residents out visiting with
relatives and friends during the
past week were Mrs. Mabel
Gossman, Roy MacDonald, Miss
Marie Gelinas, Dolph Sopha,
Miss Milverna Geiger, Mrs. Anne
Oligny, Mrs. Mary Sturley, Miss
Cecil McLeod, Mrs. Ellen Thiel,
Mrs. Viola Unruh, Mrs. Jennetta
Finnigan, Mrs. Alma Southcott,
Miss Susan Hartman, Mrs. Alice
Thompson and Scott Chandler.
' 'Bingo, played on Thursday
evening, was followed by refresh-
ments.
We are pleased that Mrs.
Emma Bennewies was able to
return from South Huron
Hospital.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by Rev,
Wm. Bennett of Bayfield
Anglican Church. Miss Jackie
Johnston played the organ.
Citizens News, July 13, 1977
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