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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-11-19, Page 10TEN_ _.Gil~ ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1970 Separate School Board Hear Reports (by Wilma Oke) At a meeting in Seaforth last Monday, John Vintar, Superint- endent of Education for the Huron. Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board reported he had received a reply to his letter from A, E. Robinson, Dir- ector of Education for Perth County, with regard to sharing transportation services in Perth. Mr. Robinson wrote that bus transportation route maps were not completed but that as soon as they were he would call a meeting of the transportation sub -committees of the two boards to discuss mutual routes where services night be shared, Jack Lane, Business Administ- rator, reported the 72 -passenger bus for the Zurich area would be delivered on or about November 26 by Huron Motor Products Ltd. Zurich, rather than on the Nov- ember 1 date as stated in the tender. The Building and Maintenance Committee was authorized to seek tenders for automatic prog- ram units in 17 schools at a cost not to exceed $5, 500, the re- maining two schools have them. The Board approved supporting the Kiwanis Music Festival in Stratford to the extent of a $75 scholarship. , John Vintar stated the first progress report of the Board will be available to the ratepayers in a booklet form by November 24. The Board set the date for the next meeting to be Tuesday, November 24, as nomination day falls on regular date on November 23. John McCarroll, Stratford, Physical Education Consultant, for the Board, at- tended the meeting to report to the members the program in the separate schools in the two counties. He said there is good distribution of equipment in the 19 schools at the present time. The schools under the 19 sep- arate boards, had varied greatly PT'S ON! "Null'. 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NOTICE OF NOMINATION Nominations of Separate School Supporters, for Representation on the Combined Roman Catholic Separate School Zone Board AND Nominations of Public School Suporters, for Rep- resentation on the Huron County Board of Educa- tin will be held in the Hay Township Hall ZURICH, ONTARIO MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1970 between the hours of 1:00 p.m. and 2: p.m. (EST) Nominees may be from any of the following municipalities TOWNSHIP OF HAY VILLAGE OF HENSALL VILLAGE OF ZURICH (One Representative to be elected to the Combined Roman Catholic Separate School Zone Board and One Representative to be elected to the Huron County Board of Education. in sports equipment. Mr. Mc- Carroll said, too, that the schools that do not have gym- nasiums are able to use the fac- ilities of a nearby school or a church hall. Mr. McCarroll stated that Physical Education seeks through selected physical activities and related experience to assist the individual to develop skill, strength, endurance and charact- er to his fullest capacity. He said fundamental skills are developed through activities such as touch football, volleyball, gymnastics, basketball, soccer, folk dancing, swimming and hockey. Mr. McCarroll reported music plays a prominent part in younger students timetable -rhythmic activities such as creative and folk dancing, as well as running and jumping to music. Health instruction forms an essential part of any physical program. Mr. McCarroll said 12 teachers and eight parents took a St. John Ambulance First Aid Course at Seaforth last January which resulted in a program set up in which 80 students are now qualified in administration of First Aid. Mr. McCarroll spoke of gym- nastic equipment for both out- side and inside that he would like to see at the schools to get child- ren to use various body skills. 1 -Ie mentioned especially trestle tree apparatus. The board will give further consideration to in- stalling this type of equipment in the new year. Mr. McCarroll said there are ten swim classes -all in Perth County. He spoke of the value of having children learn to swim. In answer to a question from trustee Joseph Looby, Dublin, Mr. McCarroll reported that the Physical Education program is carried out on a budget figure of $1. 75 per pupil. Chairman of the Board, Keith Culliton, Stratford, in answer to the press reporter announced he will not seek re- election. He said he had been on the school board for ten years and felt it was time for someone else. "There are many others well qualified to serve on the board, " he said. William Innes, Stratford, said in a telephone interview he would not seek re- election. The other twelve members of the Board said they would seek re-election. They are James Morris, Stratford and Howard Shantz, Stratford; Patrick Carty of R. R. 5, Stratford, representing HESS ZURICH Fine Quality Watches, Rings, Silverware, Crystal, Ohina, Dresser Sets, Mantle, Cuckoo and Chime Clocks. We have an excellent stock of: BLUE BIRD AND KEEP- SAKE DIAMOND AND WEDDING RINGS. Buy her a diamond for Christmas 10% Discount Just a $1.00 purchase entitles you to a Free Draw on a fine lady's or gent's wrist watch. Draw Christmas Eve Prompt Watch and Clock Repairing and Diamond Resetting. See our Windrow Display Illuminated Every Evening Townships of Ellice, North East- hope and South Easthope; Christ- opher Walraven, St. Marys, who represents Townships of Downie and Blanchard and Town of St. Marys; Arthur Haid, R. R. 4, Listowel, representing Townships of Logan and Mornington; Joseph Looby, Dublin, representing Townships of Fullarton and Hib- bert and village of Dublin; Oscar Kieffer, R. R,1, Bluevale, repres- enting Townships of Ashfield, (continued on page 14) VILLAGE OF ZURICH The FINAL INSTALMENT on 1970 TAXES is DUE ON or BEFORE NOVEMBER 30, '70 These Taxes May Be Paid At Any Time At The Bank Of Montreal, Zurich. W. DOUGLAS ARMSTRONG, Claris -Treasurer, Village of Zurich. NOMINATION PIBLIC NOTICE Berl 911 ..der ovCrk«� thw `Alr: t Au b of tk. Becton el the MNicip.Eity el the ViZ&'.ge .1 ick will be hrid i. tie ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE IN THE Village of Zurich MONDA ON Y, NOVEMBER 23, 1970 At the hoer fres: Sew: t. Eight .clack P.M. for the Purpose of No:.io.timg Cam iSi.t.s foe Reeve mail Foor Cams ors for tie Vil.ge of Zarich for the Years 1971 .®I 1972 — Two Year Team. When a Proposed Candidate is not present his Nomination Paper situ® a.t he Valid unless there is attached thereto evidence in writing Signed by the Proposed Candidate satisfactory to the Return- ing Officer that he consents to be so Naninated. I. Corse a P.I h Deu.ded, Pals WBl Be Opened 0m: Mon., December 7, 1970 he the Twa Poling S.b-Divisi,es of the nage as Mows: Pal No. Poling Place D. R. 0. P.I Gook 1 Community Centre William Siebert Mrs. G. Zimmer 2 Community Centre Wm. McAdams Mas. 6. Geoffrey sad Polk MI Be kept Opea From Nine o'clock A.M. Until Six o'clock P.M. Dated at ZURICH, ONT., N.vemdaer 1st, 1970 W. O. ARMSTRONG, Rows* Officer NOMINATION PUBLIC NOTICE h hereby , 13 given1970, oaderr urtluity .f soodiace 6 Alth mcc Akw d .32 Iai the Fosters .f the Mamicipahty of the Towns* of Nay sal be held is the TOWNSHIP HALL IN THE Village of Zurich ON WEDJ NOVEMBER 25, 1970 At the hoar from One to Twa o'clock p.a. far the repose of N.ris.ti.B Ceedki.tes far Oeppaty Reeve rad (*verifiers far the T.wmsiip el Hay for the years 1971 .ad 1971 le Case a Pel k De.eeial, Pis Wil Be Opined Or: 41.16111011.411 Mon., December 7,1970 In the sev.r.f Peas, Seb-Divisi.es .f to Tawasiip as fakers: Pd No. PJIu1 Mote 1 Percy Campbell Residence 2 Dave Ingram Residence 3 Hay Township Hall 4 Leonard Becker's Garage 5 Earl Guenther Block 6 Bayview Golf Course D.I.O. Percy Campbell Hugh McEwen Theodore Steinbach Clifford Pepper George Greener Elgin Hendrick Peri Oirk Lorne Chaprnon Glen Weirdo Clore Beichert Harold Horne' Howard Doors Dennis tlsarnme Said Pais 11PrN le Kept Ope. from Tel o'clock A.M. Owl E'igit :'lock P.M. Dated at ZURICH, ONT., N.veseer 1st, 1970 W. C. HORNER, Monis. Officer