HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-05-08, Page 9THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1975
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE 9
Golden Glimpses
BLUE WATER REST HOME
It's nice to see the green
]awns and early spring flowers
in bloom which have been
helped along over the last few
days by the wrm weather and
spring showers.
Refreshments were served and
a social time enjoyed following
the films on Monday evening.
I would like to remind our
readers of the Ladies Auxiliary
Tea and Bake Sale on Saturday
afternoon, May 10, from 2 to
4 p.m. Your interest in this
event will be greatly appreciat-
ed by all who work so hard to
make it a success.
The sympathy of the Board of
Directors and the staff of the
Home is extended to the family
of the late Mr. Ivan Kalbfleisch
who served faithfully on the
building committee and the
Board of Management since the
time the Blue Water Rest Home
was being built until the time
of his death.
Many of our residents are tak-
ing advantage of the nice spring
days to visit with family and
friends and enjoy outings when-
ever the opportunity arises.
We welcome Mr. George`Hep•
burn as a new resident. He is a
former resident of the Crediton
area.
Friday evening bingo was
enjoyed followed by refreshment
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by Rev.
Jail to open
The Huron Historical Jail at
Goderich will open to the public
for its second season of tourist
operation on May 17 at 10 a. m.
The highlight of the summer
season is expected to be the
July 5 declaration of the site as
a Federal Historic Monument
by the Ministry of Indian and
Northern Affairs, when a plaque
and monument will be unveiled
at the site during the official
ceremonies which are now
being planned.
Mr. Harry Besnell has been
retained as the Jail Administrat-
or for the 1975 season, Under
his direction, during April, a
number of changes and improve-
ments have been made. The
Governor's house has been furth-
er restored with the downstairs
area receiving the attention at
this time.
The building is being furnish-
ed under the direction of Dor-
othy Wallace, refurbishing com-
mittee chairman, in consultat-
ion with Dorothy Duncan of the
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George Anderson of the Ang Ticar
Church, Exeter. The organist
provided music during the serv-
ice.
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Provincial Ministry of Culture
and Recreation.
The facility will operate with
the assistance of eight area
young people who have received
approval for an OFY grant proj-
ect called "Rehabilitation 1840.
The project includes exterior
maintenance, preparation of tt
research document based on
the available archives of Huron
County and the original records
of the Canada Company which
are housed in Toronto, and
acting as hosts for the public
during the season's operation.
All activities will be under-
taken in costumes to re-create
the lifestyle of the 1840's, the
time of the original construct-
ion.
It is hoped that the summer
season will present a schedule of
special events at the jail site.
A number of theatre present-
ations are under discussion. A
group of Huron County artisans
will exhibit their arts during
the summer in the main court-
yard. As an added attraction,
the site will be a stopping point
for a Southwestern Ontario
Antique car rally.
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The Zurich United Church .
Women met on Thursday even-
ing for their regular meeting.
The worship service was led
by Mrs. Harvey Clausius and
scripture was read by Mrs.
Dorothy Bullock.
Mrs. William Fuss, Hensall
contributed two musical numb-
ers, each relating to 'Mothers."
Mrs. Oscar Greb gave a short
meditation on "They Call Her
Blessed".
The topic, "Mothers in the
Bible" was capably given by
Mrs. H. Neeb,
Some of the mothers she
mentioned were the first mother,
Eve; Mother of Moses, Hannah -
the praying Mother, Mary, the
mother of Jesus and other moth-
ers.
Thirty-two members answered
the roll call by each introducing
the guest she brought which
included daughters, granddaugh-
ters, daughters-in-law and
friends.
After lunch the business was
conducted. The 50th anniver-
sary coffee spoons were display-
ed and are available from Mrs.
Allan Gascho.
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