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Zurich Citizens News, 1970-02-19, Page 8PAGE EIGHT ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1910 Mennonite Youth Host Visitors HOLA AMIGO WEEKEND - Members of the Mennonite Youth Fellowship of the Zurich and Blake Mennonite Churches hosted a Hola Amigo (Hello Friend) weekend in Zurich this past weekend and entertained close to 150 young people from other churches in western Ontario. In this photo Richard Shantz, left, president of the local group, is seen welcoming a visitor from Argentina, Hector Boyajian, centre, who is spending several weeks in Ontario. On the right are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Swartzentruber, formerly of Tavistock, and presently missionaries to Argentina. The couple are on furlough and will be returning to the Argentine in a couple of weeks. VALENTINE CAKE FOR VISITORS- Two members of the Mennonite Youth Fellowship of Zurich and Blake churches are shown here as they serve a tasty-lookinz Valentine cake to a couple of visitors at their Hole Amigo weekend. On the left is Norma Gangerich, while on the right is Nancy Shantz. The two boys are from the Kitchener area. ENTERTAINER AT WORK - While some parts of the Hola Amigo weekend in Zurich were of a serious nature, there was still time for reereation and entertainment. John Lederman, of Preston, shows how he can provide laughs for the crowd with a guitar. The young people also spent some time playing broom - all and skating, and all reported a most exciting and enjoyable weekend. STUDY ARGENTINA - Two visitors at the Hole Amigo week- end came complete with their Maxi coats, and are shown here as they study a map outlining Argentina. The two girls are Sue Kinzie, of Preston and Sue Martin, of Wallenstein. Lutheran Women Hold Meeting At Rest Home Lutheran Church Women held their monthly meeting at the Bluewater Rest Horne. Mrs. Jack Turkheim, Mrs. Leona Rader and Mrs. A Turkheim were in charge of the meeting. After a short program, Mrs. Jack Turkheim showed slides of their trip to the West Coast. Gifts were distributed to the residents with birthdays this month. Mrs. Len Prang presided for the business meeting. The ladies have been busy quilting the past month and a number of quilts and comforters were made. A motion was made to hold the March meeting on Tuesday March 3, rather than Tuesday March 10. The L, C , W. are having as their guests the United Church Women. Members were remind- ed of the World Day of Prayer Service at the Mennonite Church on Friday, March 6, at three o"clock. Huron B of E Changes Plan (continued from page 1) candidate (in the opinion of the Administrative Staff) should be made in writing to the Board indicating salary and effective date with the Board to givefinal approval. John Broadfoot felt the board should be informed before personnel is hired and he was assured by Director John Cochrane that anyone hired to fill a position would be hired on a temporary basis only until the Board had dealt with the matter. All positions for non - teaching staff must be advertised, a percentage of all applicants must be interviewed, all non -teaching personnel are on a three- month probationary period and they should be advised on' hiring that they will be required to give a minimum of two weeks notice in writing, before terminating employment. Policy was also approved delegating through the Director of Education to the principals the responsibility and authority for interviewing and hiring teachers, provided that the advertising and interviewing dates and the numbers of teachers hired are consistent with Board policy and/or Board resolution and providing salaries offered are in accordance with existing salary schedules of the Board. A request to establish a proficiency award of $25 to the most generally proficient student from the village of Bayfield, on completing grade 8 each year at the Huron Centennial School, Brucefield, to be known as the Ruth Hayman Elliott Memorial Fund, was approved, but the donors are to be encouraged to make the award available to the top grade 8 student at the Huron Centennial School regardless of place of resi- dence. Mr. Cochrane said there are presently ten grade 8 students from Bayfield at the school and noted he could fore- see "all kinds of complications" if the special award, greater than any other award presently givdn at the school, is re- served especially for Bayfield students. LSMFT — FORD 8N completely overhauled $550 — MF 35D, 6 speed $1,200 — OLIVER "550" gas $1,525 — IHC B275, engine overhauled, 1501 loader, manure fork and material bucket $1,525 — M.F. 35D multi -power $1,600 — 64 FORD 4000D, 10 speed $1,600 — 61 FORD super major $1,800 — 64 FORD 600D $3,300 — FORD 4500 tractor loader, 15 ft. backhoe $8,900 Snider Motors LIMITED FORD TRACTOR EXETER 235-1640 LUCAN 227-4191