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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
The June meeting of Dash-
wood Women's Institute was
held Tuesday, June 5, with the
Citizenship and World Affairs
group in charge and Mrs. Mer-
vyn Tieman, convenor. All
sat down to a most delicious
picnic supper. Following this,
president, Mrs. Gordon Bender,
conducted a brief business meet-
ing. The new programs were
Correspondent: Mrs. Ervin Rader
distributed and the ladies were
very pleased with them. As
this was the last meeting for
the summer, the Exeter Fair list
was discussed and several memb-
ers volunteered to be responsible
for the projects. Bus trips and
projects were discussed but •
nothing definite decided on.
Mrs. Tieman's group conducted
several relays and other sports.
Set school ye
(by Wilma Oke)
A proposal for the modified
school year plan for 1973-74 for
the 19 separate schools in Huron
and Perth Counties was approv-
ed by the Huron -Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate School
Board at its meeting in Seaforth
Monday.
John Vintar, Superintendent
of Education, presented the prop
osal to the Board. It calls for
six professional activity days
for the teachers as follows,
October 1, for the zone area;
November 21, for the schools;
April 30, for the county area;
May 31, for the zone area; and
June 27 and 28, for the schools.
Mr. Vintar said the Separate
School Board was caught in the
middle between the Huron
County Board of Education and
the Perth County Board of Educ-
ation. The Perth Board has app-
roved nine professional activity
days, and the Huron Board six.
Because of shared busing of
some students Mr. Vintar
tried to work out a procedure
but found it impossible to co-
ordinate the program completely
The separate school teachers
will have a training day on
October 1 while the Huron
County teachers will meet East-
er Monday, otherwise the two
programs are the same for the
Huron -Perth Board and the
Huron County Board.
Following a meeting in Zur-
ich on June 1 where a discussion
was held on custodial problems
which might arise from the
Zurich Playground and Day
Camp using St. Boniface School
during August, the trustees ind-
icated they did not expect any
problems that cound not be work
ed out by the custodian and the
administrative staff.
It was reported that a defect-
ive fire alarm system at St.
Joseph's School in Stratford is
being corrected and made oper-
ational.
Jack Lane, Business Administ-
rator, reported that the $500
left in the incentive grant will
be used now that the program
has been extended from May 31
deadline. The wet weather
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conditions was given as the
reason for the extension .
The Board granted a request
from the 'MCA -YWCA of
Stratford through Mrs. Mae
Shortt of the World Service Com
mittee for the ditribution of
UNICEF boxes in the five Strat-
ford schools on October 26.
The Board will send a letter
of appreciation for the 95 years
of service by the Loretto order
in the catholic schools in Strat-
ford before the members of the
Loretto order withdraw from
the Stratford area, a similar
letter will be sent to the mother
house of the St. Joseph's order
which is withdrawing from St.
Mary's School at Hesson after
serving there for 57 years.
Rev. C.A. Pettit was granted
permission to use two class-
rooms at St. Mary's School in
Hesson for the first week of
July for the training in religious
education for about 25 pupils of
Listowel area who do not attend
separate schools. The facilities
of a bus were also provided.
In comrnittee of the whole
Joseph Pidgeon was appointed
custodian at St. Joseph's
School, Stratford, effective
July 2, to replace Frank Fox
who is retiring at June 30, and
that Frank Williams was appoint-
ed custodian at St. Patrick's
School in Dublin to replace
Ferg Horan who is retiring eff-
ective June 16.
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Have you ever felt that in recent
years you've been learning a lot
more geography than you ever
wanted to know?
Prizes were awarded to the win-
ners. A good time was had by
all.
BROWNIE ENROLLMENT
In the setting of an Enchant-
ment Forest, District Com-
missioner, Mrs. L. Nash, St.
Marys, presented the certific-
ate of Registration for the first
Brownie Pack of Dashwood to
Brown Owl, Mrs. Leroy Gowan -
lock. Tawny Owl, Betty Guenth-
er, was also on hand to assist.
Twenty-one girls received their
pins from Mrs. Nash. Six girls,
Betty Guenther, Cindy Beaver,
Cindy Webb, Kim Gaiser, Sue
Ann Becker, and Bonnie Nauss
were also enrolled as Guides.
Mothers and friends were `guests
and the girls served them lunch.
TROUSSEAU TEA
Mrs. Bruce Guy held a trous-
seau tea Saturday, June 9, in
honour of her daughter Judy's
forthcoming marriage to Paul
Morrison, Varna, Receiving
guests were Judy and her mother,
Mrs. Bruce Guy, and Paul's
mother, Mrs, Murdock Morrison.
Mrs. Carol Burt, cousin of
the bride to be, Windsor, show-
ed Judy's personal trousseau as
well as heirloom pieces which
the bride inherits. Mrs. Nancy
Guy , Denfield, sister-in-law
showed the shower gifts, Miss
Celeste Holmes, London showed
wedding gifts.
The wedding cake was on dis-
play. Pouring tea were Della
Tomlinson and Nola Love in
the afternoon and Alice Tieman
and Letta Taylor in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Scott,
Toronto, their daughter, Mrs.
Janet Leeson and granddaughter,
Virginia, Calgary, Alberta,
were in town due to the death
of an aunt, Mrs. Bertha Hayter,
and visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Kleinstiver and Peter.
Eight young adults were rec-
eived into communicant mem-
bership at Zion Lutheran Church
by the rites of confirmation, ,
Sunday, June 10, namely Brad-
ley Gibson, Michael Gibson,
Jayne Hayter, Steven Kraft,
Julie Luther, Eleanor Salmon,
Doris Stephen and Larry Stire.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Gibson and Michael
were Mr. and Mrs. George Sch-
midt, Baden; Mrs, Jack Risser,
Lambeth; Mrs. Jack Welten,
Thedford; Mrs. Bruce Richter,
Arkona; Mr. and Mrs, Wayne
Gibson, Lucan; Mr. and Mrs.
Brian Marriage and Randy, Clin-
ton; and Mr. and Mrs. Leeland
Restemayer and Robert.
Mrs. William Beierlinn was
a Sunday guest with Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Stephen, Doris and
David, Woodham. Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Norman
THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1913
Beierling, London, and Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Beierling and
family, Zurich.
Dr. and Mrs. A, C, Whittier,
Susan, John, and Maggie, Miss-
issauga, spent a few days with
Mrs. Hilda Wein. Friday they
all attended Convocation at
Alumni Hall where Susan receiv-
ed her Bachelor of Science in
nursing. Others attending were
Miss Erma Wein, Clinton and
Mrs. Rose Laub, Exeter.
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