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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-07-21, Page 9namweimmatmg,i,iminwimmiimigromon �6�C1� 1° / i<Y", .K+.it :;: ' :;:,,,rrr;°•..,:a '<� i:•... :: ,;• am,, : iSicOlC:i S ::i:Sx x•+: •Hr,.; ..�., >: ;k�;Y!fFt{: ..•.tt, :•aivS`tPatc"•' .,•.,.<.a.'.'•'. •;;v%ro bi• ..' ?,;�a�.!••�Pj. iGwuif:'x�",s�i�iF,3.,•�«�.,n•..,•...•.`auawKsoi:•L.......:.....:•{}:�:>.,•;;;;:�:o-:�,.,..,......,.»'..t.......•..li4MNR��...:;':}�3..,..�+.�.'"....<•.ca..xx Mal opening of Maplewood The highlight of the week was the official opening of the Maple - woods Apartments for Seniors on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Ray McKinnon, Secretary of the Board was the Master of Ceremonies for the. occasion. The clergy taking part in the dedica- tion of the building were Rev. Andrew Blackwell of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich; Rev, Fr. A. Durand of St, Boniface Church, Zurich and Rev. Clayton Kuepfer of the Zurich and Blake Mennonite Churches. Mr. Douglas Martin of Grand Bend sang "Bless This House" after the dedication. Members of the Huronia Men's Chorus sang dur- ing the ceremony accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Beatrice Geiger. We are grateful to Mrs. Leroy O'Brien for the use of her piano. Mr. Van Bussel, Contract - Golden Glimpses . BLUE WATER REST HOME • No doubt people who are lucky enough to be vacationing will welcome the warmer weather which we have been enjoying over the past few days. On Tuesday evening we were pleased to have the Ladies of the Kippen United Church sponsor the July birthday party. A variety programme of piano music, tap dancing and singing was enjoyed. Following the programme birth- day cake and ice cream was served to the Residents. A birthday gift was presented, cour- tesy of the Ladies Auxilia.y to Mrs. Rose Russell who was the only Resident having a birthday during the month. We are indebted to Mrs. Tom or, presented the keys of the building to Dr. Wallace, Chair- man of the Board of Directors. Dignataries present and taking part in the ceremonies were Mr. Robert McKinley, MP; Mr. Jack Riddell, MPP; Mr. Larry Condon, MP for Huron -Middlesex replac- ing the Hon. Barney Danson who was unable to be present; Mr. D. Brennen, Special Services Officer; Mr. Foster Vernon, Sen- ior Citizen Consultant; and Mr. Gordon B. Thompson, Assistant Manager for Central Mortgage and Housing. After the completion of the Official Opening Ceremony, guests toured the building and refreshments were served by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Blue Water Rest Home. We wish to thank all who contributed to the success of this occasion. Arthur of Exeter for the donation of a hair dryer which has been . installed in our beauty shop. It was very much appreciated by both Residents and the manage- ment of the Horne. On Thursday evening our regular bingo was held. The children of the Lutheran Church Bible School assembled in the chapel on Friday morning and presented a programme for the Residents. The Sunday evening chapel service was conducted by . Rev. Clayton Kuepfer of Zurich and Blake Mennonite Churches. Dur- ing the service the three little Kuepfer sisters, Cheryl. Sonya and Joy sang. New marina proposed Grand Bend council has called a meeting for August 27 to discuss a proposal from Southcott Pines Parklands Limited to establish a marina and yacht basin. At that time residents in the area will be told of the proposal by the developers and their engineer B.M. Ross of Goderich. Don Southcott, representing Southcott Pines said his group was far enough advanced with the plan "to take it to ' the residents in a public meeting." Southcott said the marina would be designed to ac- commodate sailing craft. He added, "The present trend seems to be to sailing and away from smaller craft." Reeve Bob Sharen said his greatest concerns and those of residents were roads and drainage. He added, "nobody will disagree with more boating sites but I'm concerned with disrup- tion of the neighbourhood." According to present plans, River Road would be closed off in the area of the present yacht club. Deputy -reeve Rollie Grenier suggested Lake Road would have to be widened to take care of the added traffic from River Road. Residents who would be most affected by the marina in- stallation would "beiiin the areas of River and Lake Road and Alberta and Orchard Streets along with the commercial fishermen. In calling a meeting for August 27, Reeve Sharen said a decision , must be made soon as the village's sewer system is being designed. Sharen added, "Soil tests are being taken this week for the sewers." Southcott said plans called for adequate parking for up to 40 cars and additional parking space could be made available on the south side of Lake Road on the old river bed. Personals Dr. and Mrs. E.R. MacAulay, of Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia, and family and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Zurbrigg and family of Kitchener, have been spending holidays with their mother, Mrs. Beatrice Rader. Mrs. Leona Rader entertained the Rader families at a picnic at her home Sunday afternoon. Guests were present from Chat- ham, Woodstock, Kitchener, Shu- benacadie, N.S. and Seaforth. Mrs. Tillie lddines and Mr. and Mrs. Neils Bozarth of Berwyn, Alberta visited with relatives also attending the Rader picrfic. Mrs. Iddenes was the former Tiller Messner, a former resid- ent of Hay Township. The Lutheran Vacation Church School came to a close last Fri- day with the 40 children enter- taining the Blue Water Rest Home. Lunch was served later at the church by the L.C.W. executive. Education pays, but you can't collect without hard work. There is good in all—to those who are altogether good. Don't worry about inflation— it's just a drop in the buck. Citizens News, July 21, 1976 -Page 9 OFFICIALLY OPENING—The ribbon was cut and the Maplewood Senior Citizens apartments .were officially opened Sunday afternoon. Mr. Larry Condon, center, member of parliament, cut the ribbon to open the apartments. Jack Tinney, left, and Dr. Charles Wallace, right, assist Mr. Condon in his duties. Photo by T. Stover �7 FREEZER BUYS YOU JUST CAN'T DENY Isco FREEZERS 20.5 Cu. Ft. FREEZER CASH N' CARRY Low reg. $322.95, Now $299.95 15 Cu. Ft. FREEZER CASH N' CARRY Low reg. $288.95, Now $271.95 CHECK OUR PRICES ON 8.2 Cu. Ft. and 12.2 Cu. Ft. 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