HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-04-10, Page 11THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1975.
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 11
PREPARE FOR OPERETTA - Students of the Zurich Public School are busy this week rehearsing
for the musical "H.M.S. Pinafore, " which they will be presenting to the public next Wednesday
and Thursday, April 16 and 17, in the auditorium. A group of the junior students at the school
are shown here as they rehearse their singing, accompanied at the piano by teacher Mrs. Audrey
Haberer, and instructed by Mrs. Margaret Deichert.
St. Boniface CWL elect
(by Mrs. Claude Gelinas)
The monthly meeting of St.
Boniface Catholic Women's
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Vanastra hires
aquatic director
The Vanastra Recreation
Committee this week announc-
ed the appointment of Harold
M. Whitlock as aquatic director
Mr. Whitlock has been involv
ed in swimming as a competit-
or, teacher, and program dir-
ector for many years.
He was a Canadian swim
champion and record holder; a
member of Provincial and Nat-
ional swiin teams; and a memb-
er of junior, intermediate and
senior Canadian water polo
championship teams.
Mr. Whitlock was most
recently Executive Director of
the Stratford YM -YWCA and
also held, the position of aquat-
ic director and was responsible
for the development of special
programming.
The committee have been
very pleased with the response
for the aquatic programs.
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League was held on April 1 in
St. Boniface School with 29
members and two visitors.
The meeting was opened with
the League Prayer and prayers
for the Holy Year by our presid-
ent, Mrs. Case Van Raay.
The minutes of the March
meeting were read and approved
Correspondence read. Invitat-
ions were received from the
ladies of the United Church of
Zurich for April 3, and from the
United Church Ladies of Dash-
wood for April 8 and were both
accepted.
Monthly reports were read by
the convenors of the standing
committee.
Since this .was our annual
meeting we were informed that
our present executive will serve
us another year. We are most -
grateful to thein.
The annual report was prep-
ared and read by the cultural
convenor, Mrs. Claude Gelin-
as, in the absence of Mrs.
Jerome Sweeney.
Our executive for 1975 are:
president, Mrs. Case Van Raay;
first vice-president, Mrs. Jer-
ome Sweeney; second vice pres-
ident, Mrs. Joan Smith; third
vice-president, Mrs. Lee Rel;ier
secretary, Mrs. Remi Denonilne
treasurer, Mrs. Tony Verberne.
The highlight of the evening
was our guest speaker, Miss
Adrienne Van Raay, who is a
student at the University of
Waterloo majoring in Therap-
eutic Recreation Halist. She is
four months in study and workin
four months at C,P,R.I. in
London in the work she is maj-
oring in.
She gave a very informative
talk on what recreation is. And
as we all know it does not mean
phys-ed such as basketball or
volleyball, etc. It means touch
more, any activity that a pers-
on participates in voluntarily
and as a result experiences
personal satisfaction and a sense
of well being.
In her work at C.P,R,I, she
helps children with many prob-
lems. Her work means to give
theperson means of expressing
his or her self and to enhance
growth and development of the
individaul, and in it it revokes
interest that has laid dormant
for years.
She outlined three areas of
recreation:
(1) Relaxation: No activities
means no goal, so to benefit
you must assume proper frame
of mind to harmonize with
yourself. One can feel guilty
and say 1 should be something
else.
(2) Development: Expression
of personality in freedom and a
dynamitic spirit can add to creat-
ive learning. If a child likes to
play with a musical instrument,
this person is given a chance to
do it and in this way he or she
;is developing their own person-
ality.
(3) Activity Programming:
This program is to promote lead-
ership and develop skills and it
provides a setting for the patient
to meet social needs.
Adrienne is a very devoted
person and is qualified for this
work. She has much love for her
fellowmen. Her expression gives
everyone the feeling that we
can all help in someway to
make this world a better place
to live in. She was thanked by
Mrs. Miller and presented with
a small gift. "Keep up the good
work, Adrienne!! "
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