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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-08-03, Page 6Page 6 BLUE WATER REST HOME Golden 1 ses Another holiday weekend is behind us. With the shortening daylight hours, we are well aware that summer is swiftly corning to an end. Along with the vacationing throngs, some of our residents have also been out visiting. Mrs. Susan Snider is still in Alliston. Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth, Mrs. Ann Oligny, Miss Marie Gelinas, Mrs. Mary Sturley, : Mrs, Pauline Jeffery and Roy MacDonald have been with families and friends during the week. Ladies from Zurich Mennonite church visited Monday evening and provided music in the halls. Some of the residents enjoyed a bus ride a week ago Tuesday, through the Grand Bend area to the Klondike and over to Crediton, Exeter, Hensall and back home. We appreciate the fresh garden vegetables and fruits we have received. Somehow, the taste better coming directly from the local gardens. We welcome Mrs. Alice Thompson back from South Huron Hospital and regret that Mrs. Ann Oligny is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, We could use quart -size plastic milk bags in the hobby shop, if you do not have use for them yourself. Bingo was played on Thursday evening, followed by refresh- ments. The Sunday evening chapel service was conducted by Rev. Mellecke of Dashwood Lutheran Church. butler County 4-H arriving this wek Huron County 4-H club members will be hosting eleven 4- H Club members and their chaperones from Butler County, Ohio, on a 4-H Exchange programme during the week of August 6 to August 13. The Ohio delegates are plan- ning to arrive by bus in Saturday, August 6, at 5:00 p.m. at the Clinton arena, where they will meet their Huron hosts. The Ohio delegates are completing the last half of a 4-H Exchange with the Huron group who previously visited Butler County during the last part of June. During their stay in Huron County, the 4-H Youth Council have set several activities for the Ohio delegates. On Sunday, August 7, the 4-H Council has planned a 4-H picnic for the Ohio delegates at Ball's Grove near Auburn. Starting at 2:00 p.m., the delegates and their hosts will participate in games and swimming, followed by a Pot Luck Supper and a camp -fire singsong. - On Tuesday, August 9, the group will participate in a tour of Huron County. Delegates will visit Quality Produce Ltd. and Canadian Canners Ltd. in Exeter, with lunch at Riverview Park. This will be followed by a meeting with the Huron County Warden, Doug McNeil, in the afternoon at the council cham- bers in Goderich, and a tour of Dominion Roads. On August 10 the delegates will attend the Blyth Summer Festival to see "A Summer Burning" and in the evening of August 11, they will meet with Dr. Gaylan Josephson from the Veterinary Services Branch of Centralia College to view the facilities and talk with Dr. Josephson. 4-11 Exchanges have created much interest and enthusiasm among the Huron County 4-H club members and more 4-H ex- changes to other states in the U.S.A. and other provinces within Canada are being planned for 1978. SCHNEIDERS Bulk Red Hots Fresh 'Chicken Legs Fresh Chicken Breasts Beef Liver Fresh Chicken Fryers Sirloin Tip or Round Steak i lb. .85 61b. box -T Ib. . 99 109 lb. .39 lb. .79 Ib. Ib. 155 Inquire about prices on sides and quarters of Local Feed Lot Beef. We will cut and wrap to your specification CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING BEEF MONDAY — PORK TUESDAY i i 1 v s 1 s s MAIN ST ZURICH 236-4962 r 0 Laporte Meat Market v a Friedsburg success • By MRS, IRVIN RADER Dashwood Friedsburg Days have come and gone -bigger and better than ever. The parade was fantastic with imagination and talent displayed in each float. The Dashwood volunteer firemen are to be congratulated as they were in charge. Monday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Pfile were Mr. & Mrs. Austin Bickell and Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Uttley, London; and Mr. & Mrs. John Belanger, Brenda and Barbara, Hamilton. Miss Michelle Barry, Dublin, vacationed with Andrea Zimmer last week. Mrs. Leslie Bond and Mrs. Gertrude Larabee, Chatham, , spent a few days with Mr. and Mr. Charles Martene. Vacationers with Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Phile have been Mr. Pfile's brother; Lorne, for two weeks, from Tampa, Florida; Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Koessel, Lansing, Mich.; and Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mueller, Bloomsfield, Hills, Mich. Mr. & Mrs. Spike Nagle, Susan and Chris Baynham, Oshawa, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Koehler. Susan and Chris are staying for some holidays. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Guenther accompanied by Mrs. Charles McDowell and Mrs. John Taylor of Drayton have returned home following an enjoyable trip to the Prairie Provinces visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Wilbur Stewart, London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gaiser, Kim and Lynn. Mrs. Bob Stormes, David, Susan and Peter, St. Thomas, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Tieman. Mrs. Lloyd Willert has returned home from Victoria Hospital, London, following open heart surgery. Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Guy have returned from their vacation which included camping near Burlington and at Perth. Visits to Brockville, Upper Canada Village, Gananoque, Kingston, Arnprior, Lanark and Marine Land and Game Farm at Niagara Falls. They also spent some time at the Heritage and Antique Show at Ilderton, The Denfield Cen- tennial, The ek-bund.ant- Life Conference Stratford. Their vacation concluded with a visit to Mrs. Dela Guy, Windsor. 111 Audience enjoys playhouse show Babes in arms goes into its second week at the Playhouse. Three near capacity crowds greeted the opening per- formances of the nostalgic 1937 musical and offered it standing ovations. "However, the show, which had heavy advance booking, suffered a severe economic slump when Doug Bale's negative reaction appeared in the Thursday edition of the London Free Press", a spokesman stated. But by week's end enthusiastic audiences helped to turn the tide again to establish the hit which Playhouse Manager, James Murphy, had hoped for. Like all musicals, the production of Babes in Arms represented a huge financial investment. It was the first time the Playhouse had announced in advance a two week run. In past years, Hello Dolly and Barefoot in the Park enjoyed two week runs but these were holdovers. Last season's Anne of Green Gables played two holdover weeks for a total of 18 per- formances to near capacity or sold out houses, Audience surveys indicate a preference for musicals, Mr. Murphy, Playhouse Manager, stated. obert Say: For Flowers Plants or Gifts CALL OR VISIT OUR DADDY'S FLOWER SHOP Grand Bend Flowers - Main St. - 238-8638 Hensall Flowers - King St. - 262-2533 After Hours Farmer Bill's Greenhouses - Dashwood - 237-3228 SAVE $ $ $ $ on these fine USED CARS & TRUCKS 1973 ,GALAXIE-Four door. V-8,power steering and power brakes. Lic.No. DHH 472. $1995 * 1974 THUNDERBIRD -Fully loaded with all Thunderbird appointments. Lic. No. HBD 860. $4495 * 1976 THUNDERBIRD -One owner,Iow mileage. equipped. Lic. No. JYY 871. $8295 Fully 1974 VOLVO WAGON- Automatic transmission,power steering and power brakes. Lic. 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