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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1975
Huron considers
teaching homemaker
(by Shirley J. Keller)
There is a real possibility
that a teaching homemaker will
be engaged in Huron County
under the direction of the Social
Services committee.
Committee chairman Ervin
Sillery said the three main duties
of a teaching homemaker would
be to supervise the individual
homemakers hired by the Social
Services committee on a contract
basis; to be available for home-
making on an emergency basis
tar e
animal
Residents near Grand Bend
have reported spotting a large
animal prowling in a ravine be-
side the Lake Huron water supply
plant.
The animal is described as
a large cat about four feet long.
Provincial police at Grand Bend
said the animal might be a
lynx or bobcat. They request
that anyone who has seen the
animal report it to their nearest
OPP detachment,
A similar occurrence was
reported ii Goderich recently,
but the animal was never found,
uthority
(continued from page 1)
registered to the proposal.
He suggested that if a county
authority was formed, there woull
be one manager, one mainten-
ance man and a clerk -typists
needed as staff. John Lyndon,
Goderich, presently serves as
part-time manager of the Goder-
ich and Clinton housing auth-
ority as well as having other
duties throughout Huron with
OHC.
(for example nights and weekends
and to carry a homemaking case-
load similar to the regular field
workers from Social Services.
specifically to work with house-
wives and mothers in need of
advice concerning household
budgets and nutrition and child
care,
"In some cases more is requir-
ed than just a hand-out of money,
Mr. Sillery's report stated. "A
teaching homemaker should be
able to improve the quality of
life for persons receiving long
term assistance by teaching
budgeting, shopping skills, meal
planning, etc. This should ensure
that the money is being spent
more wisely and for the benefit
of all members of the family."
County councillors learned that
a middle-aged person with plenty
of experience in the homemaking
field plus common sense and the
ability to work with people in
all walks of life would be the
type of person hired as a teaching
homemaker.
The initial salary would dep-
end on past experience and educ-
ation and would have to be in
line with the present salary
range for field workers. Should
a teaching homemaker be hired,
the salary and all expenses in
connection with the work would
be subsidized by the Province of
Ontario by 80 percent.
John Tinney, chairman of the
board of management at Huron -
view, announced that June 15
to 21 is Senior Citizens' Week.
Once again, all senior citizens
in Huron are invited to Huron -
view to take part in the special
events being planned for the weel
for residents there.
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Registration forms for minor
softball in Zurich this summer
are now available at Zurich Pro
Hardware. Any boys wishing to
take part in this program are
asked to fill out a form and turn
it in no later than May 31.
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FIGURING OUT THE DETAILS - Carpenters have been busy during the past couple of weeks
putting the finishing touches on the new municipal building in the Village of Zurich. Shown here
discussing the plans for a chalet -type deck around part of the building are Harrison Schoch, Dick
Bedard, the general contractor on the project, Harvey Clausius and Doug Geoffrey.
Mets lose
two games
(by Wayne Meidinger)
On Friday, May 23 the Zurich
Mets dropped a tough 12-10 dec-
ision to the Dashwood Tigers.
At one point in the game the
Mets led 8-1, but a strong come-
back by Dashwood soon diminish-
ed the lead. The Tigers scored
four runs in the seventh and four
more in the eighth to take the
lead for the first time in the
game. Zurich collected 12 hits
with Kevin McKinnon leading
the way with three, a homerun
and two singles. Richard Schilbe
Dave Schilbe and Gerard
Chairette each had two hits while
Percy Bedard, Paul Charrette
and Pat Bedard each collected
one.
On Sunday, May 25 Zurich
lost another tough game 4-3
which was stopped by the rain
in the seventh inning with the
Mets batting with the bases
loaded and none out. Zurich
was held to only two hits by.
Dashwood hurler Vic Guenther.
Both of the Zurich hits came off
the bat of Kevin McKinnon.
The next Zurich home game
will not be until Sunday, June
15, when the home town Mets
play host to Thorndale.
With the hardball season under
way, the team is badly in need
of umpires. Anyone interested in '
umpiring hardball, please cont-
act Percy Bedard Jr„ or Wayne
Meidinger.
Winner of the glass bat was
Catherine Weido. Next draw
to be made Sunday, June 1.
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