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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Re -organize ZMAA For Coming Year
(by Doug Turkheim)
The annual meeting of the
Zurich Minor Athletic Associat-
ion was held Monday night, at
which time a few of the many
items of concern, before hockey
gets under way, were discussed.
The committee this year, has
decided not to supply sticks for
any team because of the cost
involved in buying them.
The Dominion Hotel has made •
a donation of $150. towards
minor hockey and asked that it
be used to buy new sweaters with
the name on them. It was decid-
ed that the Pee Wee's need new
sweaters and so this donation will
go towards that purpose.
The ZMAA has again, as in
past years, agreed to insure all
hockey players playing under
the Zurich Minor Athletic Assoc-
iation, rather than insuring each
player separately. It was also
asked that a committee be set
up to look into the question of
insurance this year, and be able
to come up with the best method
of insurance for next year.
The president of the organiz-
ation for the coming year is
Fred Haberer, while George
Haggitt was elected vice-presid-
ent. Secretary -treasurer is Bob
Merner.
Various persons appointed to
positions in the MAA this year
are as follows; personnel, Eug-
ene O'Brien; managers and
coaches, Don O'Brien; referees, •
Jim Bedard; Saturday morning '
house league, Fred Mommersteeg
property, George Eiaggitt; ice
time, Gordon Hay; registration,
Wayne Horner; equipment, Bob
New Secretary
Appointed To
Federated WI
The Federated Women's In-
stitutes of Canada announce the
appointment of a new National
Secretary. This is, Mrs. T. L.
Jasper (Grace E.) from Winni-
peg, where she has worked
for the past ten years as a Food
Supervisor.
Mrs. Jasper's interest in Wo-
men's Institute work began as
a young firs on the farm when
the only newspaper was the
"Family Herald". In 1933 she
joined the Miniota W.I., served
as president, then on the Birtle
District Board, and as President
was on the Manitoba Board.
While there she was a delegate.
with Mrs. Forrester, to the
ACWW Conference in Ceylon.
She also attended the Lansing
Conference as a visitor, and has
attended two National Conven-
tions. Vancouver in 1961 and
Guelph in 1967.
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Johnston; finance, Hubert Schilbe
fund raising, Glen Weido; gates
Lee Regier; publicity, Doug
Turkheim; public relations,
Doug O'Brien; tickets, Bob
Johnston; junior hockey, Doug
O'Brien.
Manager of the Hensall- Zurich
Combined Junior entry is Greg-
ory Willert; coach, Dick Bedard;
assistant manager, Jerry Rader;
transportation, Stewart Deitz,
and publicity, Gary Gingerich.
The Hensel]. District Co -Oper-
ative has agreed to supply new
sweaters and helmets for the
junior team.
Season tickets will be sold
this year to any person who
wishes to purchase them for a
small price of $3. This will
allow holder into all regularly
scheduled home games.
The next meeting of the Minor
Athletic Association is Sunday
at 2 p. m. All coaches, manag-
ers, etc. are urged to attend to
straighten out many problems
still left.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1990
Huron Board of Education HiresFirm
For Addition to Seaforth Building
Kyles, Kyles and Garrett, of addition of two classrooms and
Stratford will be architects for a library resources centre at
the new addition at Seaforth Turnberry Central Public School
Public School being built to ac- There is expected also to be
commodate the intermediate the provision of library facilit-
and senior students from Mc- les through the use of portable
Killop Township. classrooms and the renovation
The firm has previously work- of existing classrooms in Grey
ed for the board on the F. E. Central P. S, Colborne Central
Madill Secondary School, Wing- P, S. Blyth P. S. Brussels P. 3.
ham; Seaforth District High East Wawanosh Central PS, Hen•
School; Usborne Central; and sall PS, and Zurich P. S.
Wingham Public School. Mrs. J: W. Wallace questioner
A committee of John Broad- the board whether it had made
foot, Marilyn Kunder, John any arrangements for the accom
Henderson and Donald McDon- modation of two extra board
ald will work with the architect, members after the fall elections
to bring suitable sketch plans to She learned that temporary ac -
the board for approval. Chair- commodation would be found
man John Lavis will be an ex- and it would be up to the new
officio member of that commit- board to decide upon any new
tee. furnishings to be added to the
A capital expenditures fore- board rooms.
cast for the years 1971 -72 -and John Cochrane, director of
1973 showed the Seaforth addit- education, said that the civic
ion, the provision of a library body which meets oftener and
resources centres and replace- longer than any other, present
ment of substandard classrooms accommodations have been
at Exeter Public School and the "not the most comfortable."
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