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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-04-13, Page 18Education week next week The official opening ceremonies for education week for the Huron Perth R.C.S.S. Board will be held at St. Michael's School, Stratford, on April 17, W.E.P. Fleck, regional director of education for the Western Ontario Region of the Ministry of Education, will be the guest speaker at the official opening of Education Week, April 16-22. Mayor Keith Culliton, Board Chairman Don Crowley, trustees, priests of the Huron Perth deanery, and pupils from various county schools will be taking part in the program that begins at 8:00p.m. A historical display mark- ing one hundred years of Catholic Education on the St. Michael's school site will also be on display. Pupil choirs, recorder groups, and room displays will also be part of the official opening program. The theme of Education Week is "Parle moi de toi" "Speak to me of yourself". Throughout Education Week the 19 schools in the Huron -Perth R.C.S.$, will be having open house and their own school programs at each school, The Offical Opening of Education Week for Ontario will be held in Cornwall on April 16, Minister of Educa- tion, Mr. Thomas Wells will be participating in the Of- ficial Opening that is being sponsored by the Stormont, Dundas, Glengarry Boards of Education, both Separate and Public. COLONIALS WIN TUESDAY — After receiving a gash on his forehead, Paul McGuire of the Colonials came very close on this play to putting the puck behind Parkhill netminder. Grand Bend won the game 6-3. Staff photo Colonials defeated in five, Parkhill take_ S.H. title The Parkhill Merchants took the South Huron Hockey League title Sunday af- ternoon as they defeated the Grand Bend Colonials 9-6 to take the best of seven final four games to one. The game which saw 21 penalties called was a close contest until Parkhill scored five consecutive goals during the middle portion of the game. Following the first Parkhill score of the evening, the Colonials came back with goals by Tom Anderson and Brad Datars. Assisting on the scores were Pete Gill, Larry Laye and John Becker. The Merchants regained their one goal lead with two more goals but a Grand Bend score byAnders on knotted the_ game at three goals apiece. Gill assisted on the goal. The Merchants then scored five consecutive goals to put the game out of reach for the Colonials. The resort squad staged somewhat of a comeback in the third with goals by Tom Richardson, Laye and Steve Kadlecik but it proved to be too little, too late. Dan Stanlake and Anderson assisted. In Friday's game played in Zurich, and won by Parkhill 6-2, Grand Bend was never in the game as the Merchants scored the first six goals of the game. The first Colonial goal came midway through the second period as Becker scored with some help from Stanlake and Kadlecik. DURING OUR SPRING MEMORIAL SALE * Two Completely Renovated Showrooms * All Sizes, Colors, Shapes and Price Ranges. * All Priced Below 1978 Prices. * Plus Special Winter Work and Cash Discounts, Serving Huron and Surrounding Area'Since 1919. With but 24 seconds left in the game Paul McGuire scored an unassistedgoal for the Colonials. Wednesday's game was a much closer affair with Grand Bend holding a 3-1 lead until early in the third period. Starting the Colonials off on the right track was Ed Grenier with a goal midway through the second period. Datars and Bob Lovie assisted. After a Parkhill score, Grand Bend scored two goals to regain their two goal lead. Anderson and Grenier with his second goal of game scored with help from Steve Schroeder, Laye and Datars. After two Parkhill goals in the third period, the game went into overtime with Schlegel scoring the win - ming goal for Parkhill at the 9:06 mark. In the Colonials only win of the series, Laye scored four goals to lead the team to a 6-3 victory over the Merchants, Tuesdayin Zurich. The other , Grand Bend goals were scored by Jim Guenther and Grenier. The first game of the series saw the Colonials loose 4-2. Desjardine and Datars had the Grand Bend goals. Snowerama total doubled In generating a record $482,100 in pledges for the 1978 Whipper Watson Snowarama for Timmy, On- tario snowmobilers doubled their previous year's total. Sponsored by the Ontario Society for Crippled Children in association with snowmobile clubs, associations and local Easter Seal service clubs', Snowarama attracted some 4,000 riders. Most completed the official 100 -mile course of their choice in any of twenty different areas of the province where Snowaramas were held. The Snowarama which originated from Hully Gully, south of Varna had the fourth highest total of the twenty Snowaramas held across the province with over $27,000 being raised. Its sister Snowarama in Dorchester raised $28,000. Divided equally between the Ontario Society and the local Easter Seal clubs in- volved, the net proceeds will be used to support and develop local and regional rehabilitation programs and services designed to benefit more than 8,000 of Ontario's physically handicapped youngsters currently receiv- ing some form of active treatment or assistance through the Society. Citizens News, April 13, 1978 Page 19 1a'}'n,`'r.J.�e�••..�..?1.`r�,�r.'�.v'SNGki�r:+.:t�t•A; ...s»�+`.•..?w�.w'' j`���;�t:''iu. fi•...:,."d,'��ySEMi`,::`..>�r��.,�.'.•.. Bowling scores ZURICH FINAL STANDINGS MEN'S LEAGUE Team Team Newcomers D. 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