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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1966
Abdul People
You Know 9..
Mrs. Albert Wushke and son
IVlark. of W a p e 1 l a, Sask., is
visiting with her sisters, Mrs.
Leona Rader and Mrs. Charles
Thiel. They will be returning
with Mrs. Wushke's brother,
Trueman Fischer, who will
spend some months in the west.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Straus and
family, and Mrs. Floren Toman,
of Kitchener; Miss Rose Bryson,
of Woodstock, were Sunday vis-
itors with Mrs. Leona Rader
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thiel,
Mrs. Chris Heist visited Mr,
and Mrs. D, McLeod, of Park-
hill, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Lett,
of Mount Forest, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Meyers.
Special depth Bible study in
post -Easter season in the book
of Jude will be held between
Easter and Pentecost each Sun-
day night at Emmanuel Church.
Pastor M. Shatto will lead dis-
cussions on intriguing •topics.
found in this short book of the
New Testament.
Mr. Sam Ropp and Mr. Ger-
ald Schantz have returned home
after s p o n ding the winter
months in Florida.
The members of the Zurich
II 4-H Club, under the leader-
ship of 1\Irs. Morris Webb and
Mrs. James Parkins, donated.
$4.55 to the Easter Seal Fund.
The girls to be commended
in this organization are Marg
Geiger, Julie Burgess, Sandra
Webb, Dinda Webb, Judy Da-
tars, Nancy Miller, Dianne
Clarke, Debbie Merrier, Carolyn
Thiel, Carol Gingerich, Cheryl
Clausius, Tanya Parkins and
Nancy Rae McKinnon.
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IF YOU WANT A LAUGH
For teachers on the verge of
suicide, puzzled parents, and
anyone else who, worn by win-
ter, needs an injection of
warmth and humor, I have a
spring tonic. Buy a copy of
"Up the Down Staircase", paper-
back 95 cents, and read it. I
came across it on the week -end
and changed my mind about
quitting the teaching profession.
It's called a novel, but isn't.
MRS. JOSEPHINE BRISSON
Mrs. Aserick Brisson, a form-
er resident of this area for
many years, passed away at
Queensway nursing home, Hen-
sall, last Wednesday. She was
in her 90th year.
The former Josephine Char-
rette, she was first married to
Stephen Meidinyer, then Mr.
Brisson.
Surviving are sons, Alex Mei-
dinger, Zurich; Edward Meidin-
ger, Windsor; Alfred Meidin-
ger, RR 3, Zurich; Lawrence
Brisson, St. Thomas; daughters
Mrs, Philip (Myrtle) Masse, RR
3, Zurich; Mrs. Dennis (Theresa)
Ducharme, RR 3, Zurich; Mrs.
Vincent (Agnes) Geoffrey, De-
troit; sisters, Mrs. P ho e b e
Nichol, Clinton; Mrs. Fred
(Agnes) Siemon, Zurich; Mrs.
Juliette Denomme, Zurich; 37
grandchildren, 127 great -grand -
e h i l d r e n, eight great -great-
grandchildren.
Remains rested at the West-
lake funeral home, Zurich, and
requiem mass was sung at St.
Boniface Roman C a t h o l i c
Church, Zurich, on Saturday
morning at 10 a.m., with burial
in the church cemetery. Father
C. A, Doyle officiated.
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Zurich LIydies Are
Visitors to Hensall
Carmel Presbyterian Arnold
Circle, Hensall, held their Eas-
ter meeting April 18, with presi-
dent Mrs. Bob Bell and Mrs.
J. C. Boyne welcoming the
Lutheran and Evangelical
Church ladies from Zurich.
Mrs. Don Mousseau and Mrs.
John Baker relived the Easter
message through the worship
period with Mrs, Trevor Wilson
assisting.
Guests were ushered in by
Miss Pauline Bell, Mrs. Doug
Shirray, Mrs. Al Hoggarth and
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm to view
the slides of Japan and hear
It's a record of the first term
of a young ,pretty .high school
teacher in a huge New York
secondary school.
It's tender and touching and
utterly hilarious. And beneath
the fun is a shocked and often
bitter indictment of what the
educational system is doing, or
failing to do, for the vast mass
of teenagers. As educators and
others have pointed out, the
cream of the crop will rise to
the top. The bottom ten per
cent is having millions of dol•
lars spent to help them. It's
the great mob in the middle
that gets the dirty end of the
stick.
Conditions in the school de-
scribed are much worse than
those in the average Canadian
high school, but the parallels
are there.
Avalanches of paper, most of
highlights of the trip of Mrs.
Stirling Graham and Mrs. Rena
Caldwell. Mrs. Graham gave
an interesting account of New
Zealand's way of life and Aus-
tralia's warm welcome to vis-
itors. Mrs. Caldwell recalled
the memorable time of their
five week trip together.
The marvellous voice of Miss
Joyce Flynn held all attention,
accompanied by Mrs. Beatrice
Hess at the organ. Spring
flowers and pussy willows dec-
orated the church basement for
the buffet luncheon at the
close of the evening.
NIMMONS'Zurich MennonH,
JESUS CHRIST IS LORD
JESUS CHRIST EST SEIGNEUR
SUNDAY, APRIL 24 —
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School.
11:00 a.m —Worship Service.
Vat' HP. WELCOMEt
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Lutheran Church
Rev. A. C. Blackwell, B.A., B.D
Pastor
Mrs. D. Stade, Organist
SUNDAY, APRIL 24 —
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:J0 a.m.—Worship Service
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it unnecessary. Crowded condi-
tions everywhere. The adminis-
tration thinks discipline more
important than learning The
librarian doesn't like the library
used because the kids don't put
the books back on the shelves
straight. The nurse isn't allowed
to dispense even an aspirin.
And the counsellor tries to an-
alyze all the kids with phony
Freud
And, the teachers are there:
the work -horses, the whiners,
the beaten, those who don't like
kids, and those who, in spite of
it all, know they're doing the
most important job in the
world.
But it is not basically a bitter
book. And most of the humor
comes from those fascinating
animals, the kids themselves.
The teacher asks the kids to
tell briefly why we study an.
cient myths and the Odyssey.
One answer: "I'm sure there
are many reasons why we study
these things, but I missed it
due to absence."
Another: "Because everybody
in high school at one time or
another had to read it, and
now its our turn."
Another: "We read it because
it's a classicle."
The young tea cher has a
"suggestion box" where her
students were allowed to drop
ideas, anonymously. Some were
scurrilous, some threatening,
EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL.
United Brethren
Church
Rev. M. Shatto, B.A., B.D.,
Minister
Mrs. Milton Desch. Organist
SUNDAY, APRIL 24 —
10:00 a.m.—Divine Worship.
11:00 a.m.—Church School.
7:30 p.m.—St. Jude Hour.
some funny.
Samples: "My mother has
been living with me for 16 years
but she still insists on cross-ex-
amining me,"
"Don't worry, we're behind
you 85 per cent."
"Get lost and stay there.
signed, Poison."
"Having sprained any ankle,
the nurse gave me a cup of tea,
is that supposed to help my
ankle. Athalete."
"This is the first class I en-
joyed failing because of looking
at you."
What emerges from the book?
Several things. First and most
important, the yearning of the
young for some contact with
some one who repects them as
people. This is the age-old in-
dividual demand for respect
and human dignity.
Second, the requisites of a
good t e a e h e r: physical tough-
ness; understanding; men t al
and emotional vitality; a genu-
ine liking for fellow humans,
especially kids; and, of course,
something to teach; you can't
foolkids with games and gim-
micks.
Third, the massive, frustrat-
ing task of educating the mass-
es. The money; the things:
chalk, paper, steel and stone;
the teachers. only the best is
the aim, but it's too laden with
trivia to attract the best.
Ah, well, read the book. It'II
do you good. Last sample of
its flavor is a cartoon the
teacher% had on the bulletin
board. It went:
Teacher. "There are two
words in the English language
you must never use. They are
"swell" and "lousy".
Pupil: "O.K. What are they?"
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
Notice: Re Daylight Saving Time
Daylight Saving Time will be observed in this community,
during the 1966 season,
Effective Sunday, April 23, 1966
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