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BROWNIE ENROLLMENT - The First Zurich Brownies have added 25
new names to their ranks after the enrollment held on Tuesday January
26. Back row from left: leaders Deb Overholt and Vicki Wilder, Brownies
Chantal Gelinas, Pamela Munn, Carrie Regier, KellyHoffman, Stephanie
Rau, Connie Gingerich, leaders Patti Geoffrey and. Kathy Overholt. Middle
row from left: Rebecca Bedour, Tabitha Overholt, Kim Geoffrey, Jennifer
Erb, Becky Kirk, Julia Geiger, Anita Bedard. Seated from Tett: Janet
Thief, Melanie Regier, Catty Regier, Jessica Verhoeve, Michelle Erb, Ni-
cole Turkheim. Kneeling in front: Kelly Thiel (left), Laurie Hens, and Aimee
Hoffman. Absent were Nicol§ Masse, Stephanie Kelly, and Laura Shep-
herd.
CRL to sheet S�turday in !ngersoii
The annual meeting of the Catho- who bowled a 918 Triple at the
lic Rural Life Conference will be Town and Country Lanes in Zurich
held on Saturday February 6 at Sa- while sparing on the Thursday night
cred heart hall in Ingersoll from
9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Thc guest •
speaker will be Bishop Sherlock. •
Reports will be given, and a discus-
sion panel on the "Family Farm".
Lunch is 55.00. Anyone wishing to •
go is to let Fr. Mooney know as
soon as possible.
Bowling
Congratulations to June Fisher
mixed team. happy to announce the arrival of
Personals their first great -grand child, Brittany
Rudolph and Joan Corriveau arc Elizabeth who was born on January
25 to. proud parents Melissa and Joe
Claessens of RR 8 London.
Also congratulations to Pat and
Bonnie Groot, RR 1 Zurich, on the
arrival of their third son, Justin Joh-
nathon.
Gcrtie Flcischauer spent thc week-
end in London with her family and
attended a banquet at the Lamp
Lighter Inn on Saturday evening in
honor of five outstanding people for
their work with the handicapped.
Gertie's son-in-law, Bill Mills, is
the regional co-ordinator for the
mentally handicapped from Windsor
to Owen Sound.
A lovely two week vacation was
enjoyed by Bernie and Annette De-
nomme, Clarence and Sharon Rau
and Ron and Marge Overholt in
Waikiki, Hawaii.
Members of the Mennonite
Church enjoyed a G.M.S.A. family
bowling night last Friday at the
Town and Country Lanes in Zurich,
while the M.Y.F. group joined
youth groups from the United
Church at the Lutheran Church and
saw a film titled "Thc Spirit of Ad-
vance" about Christianity in com-
munist countries.
Thc members of the Boy's Club
along with their dads attended a
Knights Hockey game in London
on Friday evening.
Ernst, Christa and Eric Ihrig rc-
tumedback home last Tuesday after
spending thc past three weeks in
Germany visiting with their par-
ents, friends and relatives.
Zurich
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DINOSAUR GAMES - After Wednesday's trip to the Royal Ontario Museum, Jill Ramer (lest) and Jayne Wes -
lake of Zurich Public School spent some time at McCurdy Public School designing their own games around their
new-found knowledge of dinosaurs.
St. Bonita
Outdoor Education will be the
theme for the Friday, January 29,
1988 System Professional Activity
Day at the \ awanosh Nature Cen-
tre.
Our teachers will be taking part in
workshops that will provide them
with strategics, skills and knowl-
edge to adapt games and curriculum
for the outdoors during the winter
months. All workshops, including .a
session dealing with the purpose of
Conservation Authorities and Re-
sources available to schools will be
presented by the staff of the Mait-
land Valley Conservation Authori-
ty.
We believe that this day will be
worthwhile in creating more ideas
for teachers to implement outdoor
,activities during the winter months.
Kindergarten
Thc children have been exploring
space. Black holes, stars, planets,
the sun, day arid night,•rockets, the
:moon and astronauts have bccn
some of the topics the children
wanted to (earn more about.
Our Students of the Month for
January arc Katherine Miller and Pe-
ter Lansbcrgen. •
Grade One
Thc children in Grade one have
been learning about 'many kinds of
jobs, some oriented to service, oth-
ers oriented toward producing a
product. A visit "to the Zurich Post
Office to see where Mrs. Rcgicr, a
parent volunteer works, was fun.
On Fcbruary 3, Doug Oesch will
host a class visit to the Tasty -Nu
Bakery. Grade Two -Three
After months of intense story
writing,: we have become confident
in reading, spelling, word forms,
printing and vocabulary. We have
also learned a variety of story
forms.
This term is very important for
Parents and children as we prepare
for First Confession and First Holy
Communion.
Our congratulations go to Kristic
Miller who is our Student of the
Month for January.
Grade Three
Our Religion theme has been
about Kingdom People. We have
read and discussed the lives of many
saints. We have also learned about
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ool update
some 1988 Kingdom People -
Mother Teresa, Brother Bob, and
Sister Annette.
We arc taking Metric Measure-
ment in Math.
The class is looking forward to
the Operetta, the Reading Program,
• and our trip to see "Thc Wizard of
Oz".
We would like to congratulate
Suzy Gushie, our Student of the
Month.
Grade Four
We have been busy this first
month in 1988 having started many
new topics.
In Science classes, we are doing
several experiments to help us learn
more about the three states of mat-
ter. Miss Ryan and Mr. Lindcn, our
librarian, have also assigned us re-
search projects about the sun and
the solar system.
• We have managed to continue de-
veloping our volleyball skills even
though preparation for the school
operetta is in full swing. We wish
them luck and look forward to the
performance.
Our Student of thc Month for Jan-
uary is Bradley Hartman.
tirade Five -Six
On Tuesday, January 12, the par-
ents of Grade 5-6 came to school for
an evening class. They were in-
structed by Mrs. Craig and Consta-
ble Marshall on the new program
V.I.P. This is a course of study pre-
pared by the Ministry of Education
and the Ministry of the Solicitor -
General of Ontario. Its full title is
Values, Influences and Peers. It
covers a wide range of topics from
values to standards, shoplifting, and
youth and the law.
Our Student of the Month of Jan-
uary is Elizabeth Groot.
Grade Six -Seven
On returning to class after the
holidays, we immediately began
preparing our operetta "Thc Days
O'Kerry Dancing". Many of the
Grade 6-7 class arc in the chorus,
others are preparing art work to dec-
orate the gymnasium.
Speech presentations at the school
level will be on February 29. Our
preparations arc underway and we
hope to provide entertaining compe-
tition.
Chad Brown is our Student of the
Month for January'.
Grade Seven-Eig°lit
Thc Grade 7-8 class has been prac-
ticing for the annual operetta.to be
held on February 9 at 7:30. Stage
scenery has been built, the script re-
written and music being practiced.
Main characters have their lines
well rehearsed and are concentrating
on their acting skills,
Thc class is also looking forward
to the cross-country ski trip at the
Pinery on February. 5 (if more snow
arrives).
Aimee Gelinas is our Student of
the Month!
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Operetta next week
The grade 6, 7 and 8 pupils of St.
Boniface School will be holding
their annual Operetta on Tuesday
Fcbruary 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the
gym. Admission is $3 per person
(phone the office for a ticket). This
year's production is Days O'Kerry
Dancing.
Presentation
On Sunday evening February 7
beginning at 7:30 p.m. everyone is
invited to hear Fr. Michael Prieur
from St. Peter's seminary in Lon-
don, .speak and show a presentation
on Sexuality and Aids, that will be
held at Mt. Carmel School gym.
Figure skating
The Zurich and arca figure skating
club are having a 50s dance this
Saturday Fcbruary 6 at the Commu-
nity Centre. Only $12.00 a couple,
which includes dinner. Music will
be supplied by T.W. Company.
Library Hour
Several small children (accompa-
nied by their moms) enjoyed thc
story hour at the Library last Thurs-
day afternoon.
Librarian, Helene Ducharme read
some stories about bears, then
played a few games before doing
crafts. Everyone pasted together a
pre-cut paper Care Bear!
The next story hour will be held
on Thursday February 11 at 2 p.m.
for pre-schoolers.
Personals
The Masse family rented the ice at
the arena for an hour Saturday night
for their annual hockey game (The
in-laws against the out -laws). The
Masse Boys won!! Afterwards a get-
together was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Masse.
Lennis and Marlene Bedard of
Woodstock even came up for the oc-
casion and spent Saturday and Sun-
day at the home of her sister, Elaine
and Don Beauchamp. tr
The twin daughters of Martin and
Cheryl Gelinas were baptized by Fr.
Mooney at St. Boniface Church on
Sunday afternoon. God -parents for
Jacqueline Rose and Justine Marie
were Mozart and Julie Gelinas Jr.
Following the ceremony a nice fam-
ily get-together was held at the
home of the babies. grand -parents
Matthew and Mary -Lou Denomme.
Jerome Sweeney has returnea to
work at thc hospital in Goderich af-
ter being home since Christmas due
to a badly sprained ankle.
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