Zurich Citizens News, 1978-06-22, Page 5NOVELTY FIDDLER WINNER — A long time participant in the annual Hensall Kinsmen Old
Time Fiddler's contest took first place in the novelty fiddler division. As daughter Linda looks
on, Jerry Smith of Exeter is congratulated by trophy donater Ron Wareing. Staff photo
Golden Glimpses
The weeks fly by and we
are now officially into
summer which should mean
that the residents should be
able to enjoy the outdoors in
comfort. However, up to this
time very few of them have
ventured to sit out for any
length of time. Since this is
Senior Citizens' week, we
have been planning ac-
tivities
ctivities to celebrate the oc-
casion. •
Residents who have been
out visiting during the week
were Mr. William Decker,
Mrs. Jenny Davis, Mrs.
Mary Sturley, Mrs. Arletta
Queensway
happenings
Visitors with Mrs. Ken-
drick were Lionel and Helen
-Kendrick and ,Ruth and
Susan Durand. Mrs. Si
Pollen, Verna Coates, Hazel
Snell visited Louise Mitchell.
Clarence Down visited
Vera Lammie and Louise
Mitchell. E.G. Hogarth and
Elaine Baynham visited
Dora Hogarth.
Bill and Vina Parker,
Bayfield, Belle Reid Varna,
Margaret and Reheny
Larson, Bayfield visited
Clara Featherston. Mr. &
Mrs. Smith Stratford visited
Mrs. Monteith.
Howard and Marion Johns,
Roberta and. Mary Neil
visited Mabel Johns. Leslie
Mitchell and Jean and
Robert Parker Stratford
visited Louise Mitchell.
Church service was
conducted by Mrs. Eric
Luther, joined by Mrs.
Britton accompanied by
Mrs. Erratt_' at the piano.
Wednesday the Christian
Reformed Ladies' with Alice
Roosenboom, in charge took
several residents for a car
ride.
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Mrs. Beatrice Overholt and
Mr. K.J. Khattar. Mrs.
Jennetta Finnigan has
returned from a two week
visit with her family in
Barrie and Terra Cotta.
Wednesday afternoon,
Reva's gifts and jewellery of
Willowdale were on display
in the lobby of the Home. It
created a bit of entertain-
ment watching the various
people as they window
shopped and also gave them
the opportunity to shop if
they desired.
Bingo was played on
Thursday evening followed
by refreshments.
On Friday evening, the
music pupils of Mrs. Lenore
Turkheim presented an
organ recital in the dining
room at 7:00 P.M. Both
residents and visitors en-
joyed this presentation.
Refreshments were served
at the close of the
programme.
The Sunday evening
chapel service was con-
ducted by Rev. George
Anderson of the Anglican
church, Exeter. Mr.
McAuley presided at the
organ and the singing was
led by Rev. Anderson.
Huronview
Rev. Norman Pick of the
Ontario Street United
Church, Clinton, was in
charge of the Sunday
morning service at
Huronview. The Chaplain,
Reverend McWhinnie at-
tended a convention in
Sarnia.
The North Huron Loyal
Orange Lodge arranged a
service in the Auditorium on
Sunday evening. Reverend
Wittack of the Blyth United
Church was guest speaker
for the service and Mr.
Robert Hibbert read the
lesson. The residents en-
joyed sacred numbers by a
group of musicians with
guitars and accordion.
Two new residents Mrs.
Cornell, and Mr, Ephriam
Clarke, were welcomed to
the Home at Monday's
program. Marie Flynn,
Lorne Lawson, Elsie
Henderson, .Norman Speir
and Cecil Skinner provided
the Old Tyme Music. Debbie
Flynn entertained with step -
dancing. The Clinton
Christian Reformed
volunteers assisted with
activities.
The Londesboro Women's
Institute were hosts for the
June birthday party on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Marjorie Duizer was Emcee
for the party. The program
included accordion solos by
Genevieve Alien, readings
by Myrtle Fairservice and
piano solos by Gail Lear.
Danny Lear entertained with
vocal and guitar solos.
The celebrants were
presented with a gift from
the Institute and one hun-
dred and fifty residents and
guests were served birthday
cake and tea by the ladies.
Mrs. Leybourne, who
celebrated her ninetieth
birthday in June, thanked
the Institute on behalf of the
residents.
Citizens News, June 22, 1978
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