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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1973
Huron -Perth RCSS Board arrange
program of skati g instruction
The Huron -Perth Roman
Catholic School Board has unden
taken a special program of skat-
ing instruction for teachers and
parents of separate school stud-
ents which got underway in
Stratford last week.
The skating workshops are
being held for the teachers so
they will be better able to pass
on skills to their students when
the separate school pupils begin
a program of weekly skating
later in the year.
The program has been furth-
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teaching
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which is reaching epidemic
proportions in the world today.
For the past two years a
special committee composed
of Board members, doctors,
nurses, parents, etc., has
been studying the possibility of
presenting a Family Life prog-
ram to the separate school stud-
ents as part of the curriculum.
A presentation of this study
was made to the board members
a year ago on November 28,
1972, when ways of starting the
program and costs were discuss-
ed.
In other business at the board
meeting Monday drainage at
St. Aloysius School in Strat-
ford was again discussed.
Howard Shantz, Stratford,
reported landscaping at St.
Aloysius School, Stratford is
not completed and the equip-
ment is not in the new gym as
yet.
Board members will deny a
request of a clothing firm to
contact the principals in the
schools on having pupils (girls)
wear tunics as a uniform.
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Smile
Baby banana: "Mommy,
where did I come from?"
Mother banana: "The stack
brought you."
er expanded, however, through
an invitation to parents to take
part in the second evening of
the two night courses and an
invitation to teachers in area
public schools as well.
Students in the Huron Perth
system, attending grades
kindergarten through four, will •
begin weekly skating in the
near future and continue to
Christmas. Students in grades
five to eight will take a similar
though more advanced program,
following the Christmas break.
The first of the skating
workshops was held at the Duf-
ferin Arena in Stratford with
the second evening of that class
to be held November 7. Twen-
ty-three separate school teach-
ers are attending.
The second workshop will
be held at the Clinton arena
November '7 and November 14
with 14 Huron Perth teachers
enrolled and the final workshop
is set for Zurich in early Nov-
ember with an anticipated
attendance of 16 separate
school teachers.
The workshops begin at 5
p. m. and run for an hour under
the direction of professional
skaters hired by the school
board.
Flyers open season with victory
The Zurich Flyers opened
their home schedule in South
Huron Intermediate Hockey
League action on Sunday
afternoon with a convincing
6-3 victory over the Hensall
Cascadians, They led 2-0 at
the end of the first, and inc-
reased their lead to 6-2 by the
end of the second. Hensall
came up with the lone third
period goal.
Paul Corriveau opened the
scoring for the locals in the
first session when he banged in
a pass from Pat Bedard at the
7.29 mark. Two minutes later
Kevin McKinnon scored when
he converted a pass from
Richard Schilbe by Rob Grant
in the Hensall net.
Ron Ilarvey opened the scor-
ing for the Cascadians at the
4.49 mark of the second per-
iod, when he banged in a pass
from Fred Campbell. Three
big goals by Richard Schilbe in
less than nine minutes midway
through the second stanza prov-
ed to be the big difference
between the two teams. On
his first goal Schilbe scored
unassisted, and then Ron Corr-
iveau fed him the pass for his
second marker. Kevin McKin-
non assisted on the play
which accounted for Schilbe's
NOTE: Zurich home games
start at 2 p.m.
All other games start at
8:30 p.ni.
Nov 8 - Hensall vs Arkona
12 - Arkona vs IIuron Park
14 - Zurich vs CCAT
Huron Park vs Hensall
15 - CCAT vs Arkona
16 - Ilensall vs Shipka
18 - Arkona vs Zurich
19 - Hensall vs Huron Park
21 - Huron Park vs CCAT
Shipka vs Hensall
22 - Zurich vs Arkona
25 - Shipka vs Zurich
26 - Zurich vs Huron Park
28 - CCAT vs Hensall
29 - Huron Park vs Arkona
Dec 3 - Shipka vs Huron Park
5 - Arkona vs Ilensall
6 - Arkona vs CCAT
7 - Zurich vs Shipka
10 - Hensall vs Huron Park
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- Zurich vs Ilensall
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17 - CCAT vs Arkona
18 - Zurich vs Shipka
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23 - Arkona vs Hensall
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third goal. With just over two
minutes to play in the period
Dicl< Worsell banged in a pass
from Ron Corriveau to give
Zurich a commanding 6-1 lead,
but with a minute left Brian
Campbell blinked the red light
for Ilensall to make the score-
board read 6-2.
The only goal of the third
period came at the .27 second
mark when Lloyd Allen slapped
in a pass from Bill Chipchase.
Of the 12 penalties called in
the game, 10 went out to Ilen-
sall and two to the local crew.
Next game in the schedule
for Zurich 'was played last night
(Wednesday) when they visited
the same Ilensall squad in the
Hensall Arena. They will play
at home on Sunday, November
18, when a new entry in the
league, Arkona, will be the
visitors. Next home game for
the Ilensall squad will be next
Wednesday night, when IIuron
Park will supply the opposition.
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