Zurich Citizens News, 1975-03-13, Page 12THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1975
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE 13
Plan early start on apartments
Dr. C.J. Wallace, chairman
of the board of directors of
Blue Water Rest Home, told
the annual meeting last Tuesday
night that construction of‘a
senior citizens apartment build-
ing opposite the present struct-
ure will begin this spring. The
project has been delayed al-
most a year, but the board
chairman said plans for the
building have been re -designed
to stay within a cost structure
set up by Central Mortgage
and Housing.
Dr. Wallace said recent
architect plans for 24 units in
a single storey building are
being submitted for a detailed
report. Original plans called
Sewing Supremes
plan exhibits
(by Mary Ann Mathonia)
Our fourth meeting took place
at Martha Neeb's on Wednes-
day, March 5, at 8 p.m.
It was a short meeting this
week, but we discussed our
plans for Achievement Day.
Mary Ellen Steckle and Sylvia
Neeb volunteered to show our
exhibit.
We had a list of words to do
with sewing that we had to
unscramble. Using and laying
a pattern was discussed.
Everyone just loved the ice
capades that we went to in
London. It was very beautiful
and we hope everyone will
make an effort to go.
for three buildings with eight
apartments in each.
The original estimates early
in 1974 were $13,500 per unit
and costs had now risen to
$19, 000 per unit. This brought
about the change to 24 units
in one structure with costs of
about $17, 000 per unit.
Dr. Wallace added, "This is
the closest we could get to what
we were after. If we keep putt-
ing it off it won't get any cheap-
er. I like the original plan
best, but this is a reasonable
compromise and all we can
afford."
Horne administrator Joseph
Risi presented a full report on
the operation for the year 1974.
At the end of the year the resid-
ents consisted of 17 men and 47
women. Home capacity is 64
beds with one spare for emerg-
ency.
Mr. Risi said there are 20
names of persons on a waiting
list to get, into the home.
He said 69,459 meals were
prepared for residents during
1974 with kitchen costs totalling
$65, 806. Medical services
cost amounted to $126, 791 and
housekeeping costs were $13,
108, Operation of the laundry
cost $24, 554.
Total expenditures for the
year before mortgage payments
were $310, 339. Monies paid
by residents amounted to $159,
280 and $154, 011 was contribut-
ed by governments.
The new board of directors
consists of Dr. Wallace,
Russell Grainger, Lewis Boshart,
Ray McKinnon, Leroy O'Brien,
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Badminton
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Team 7 of Betty and Doug
O'Brien won their sixth straight
perfect night in badminton last
Tuesday. They lead the league
in the standings with 36 wins
and 0 losses, 0 ties, for a total
of 72 points.
Also collecting 12 points for
a perfect night were teams of
Julian and Jenny Bayley, Team
2 of Marlene and Bill Taylor;
Team 5 of -Marge Schilbe and
Danny Turkheim, Team 8 of
Donna and Don O'Brien; Team
3 of Joan Turkheim and Charles
Wallace and Team 6 of Carolyn
Bedour and Barry Hess.
In the individual scoring
Betty O'Brien took over comivan
ding lead of first place with an
8 point night breaking a dead-
lock tie in the standings with
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her. Jenny Bayley, Bill Taylor,
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Donna O'Brien, 30; Doug
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Turkheim, 25; Brenda Schilbe,
24; Bob Merner, 23; Charles
Wallace, 23.
TEAM SCORES
Team 7 - Betty and Doug
O'Brien, 72
Team 5 - Marge Schilbe and
Danny Turkheiun, 66
Team 8 - Donna and Don
O'Brien, 64
Team 3 - Joan Turkheim and
Charles Wallace, 64
Team 15 - Toni. Pennings
and Pat Bedard, 60
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Taylor , 56
Team 10 - Donna Harnather
and Ron Rader, 50
Team 1 - Jenny and Julian
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