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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1975
CONTEST WINNER- Southampton mayor Maurice O'Dwyer,
a native of Zurich, shows his ability at weight lifting which won him
the title "Mr. Physique" at the mayors and reeves contest in Grand
,Bend Saturday night. The contest was held in . conj-
unction -with the Buffaloburger Fest.
Roller
hockey
TEAM NAMES
FLYERS- Ron Rader, Capt.,
Randy Tiernan, Rich O'Brien,
Roger O'Brien, Jim 'Oesch, Ken
Oesch, Jeff McKinnon, Rich
Fisher, Pat Bedard.
CANADIANS- Doug Turkheim,
Captain, Bill Hay, Paul Klopp,
Steve Bedour, Rich Bedard, Greg
Thiel, Danny Eckel, Cecil Fields,
Jeff Oesch, Gary Lovey.
BRUINS - Kim McKinnon,
Captain, Marty Becker, Paul
Haggitt, Wayne Hamather, Rick
Grenier, WSayne Thiel, David
Thornton, Rich Gingerich, Kevin
Wildfong.
CANUCKS - Randy McKinnon,
Captain, Joe Kenda, Jerry Zehr,
Randy Oke Gary Koehler,
Derek O'Brien, Danny Meiding-
er, Babe Corriveau, Stephen
Smith, Ron Desjardine.
ROLLER HOCKEY •
SCHEDULE
First team listed plays at 7pm
Second team listed plays at
9p.m.•°
June 19�- Flyers vs Canadians
Bruins vs Canucks
June 26 - Flyers vs Bruins
Canadians vs Canucks -
July 3 - Bruins vs Canadians
Flyers vs Canucks
July 10 - Canucks vs Bruins
Canadians vs Flyers "
July 17 - Canucks vs Canadians
Bruins vs Flyers
July 24 - Canucks vs Flyers
Canadians vs Bruins
July 31 - Flyers vs Canadians
Bruins vs Canucks
Aug 7 - Flyers vs Bruins
Canadians vs Canucks
Aug 14 - Bruins vs Canadians
Flyers vs Canucks
Aug 21 - Canucks vs B1ruins
Canadians vs Flyers
Aug 28 - Canucks vs Canadians
Bruins vs Flyers
Sept 4.- Canucks vs Flyers
Canadians vs Bruins
Sept 11 - Playoffs lst and Srd,
2nd and 4th.
All games played on Thurso -
ay nights.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
DOGS AND CATS
FREE RABIES CLINICS
The Huron County Health Unit, in co-operation with
the Health of Animals Brandi of the Canada Department
of Agriculture will be holding free rabies clinics at the
Thursday, June 26 ® 2 P.M. to 8 P. M.
Bayfield Town Hall
Friday, June 27 — 2 P.M. ter 8 P.M_
Hensall Arena
Tuesday, July 3 — 2, P.M. to 8 P.M.
Exeter Arena
Wednesday, July 4 — 2 P.M. to 8 P.M.
Grand Bend . Fire Hall
Discuss. gudance
Illy Ross Haugh]
The guidance heads of the five
secondary schools in Huron
County met with the educat-
ion committee of the Huron
Board of Education Monday'
night to discuss mutual'problems.
In beginning the discussion,
Director of Education D.J.
Cochrane said there is some-
times a misunderstanding or
difference of opinion on what
guidance really is.
Gord Smith, of Central Huron
said. "anout 75 per cent of my
time is spent in handing out
information. I see *myself as the
students' advocate or lawyer
against the system."
On the topic of guidance
information, Jack Seaman, of
Goderich commented, "the
chances of misinformation are
very slight. The problem is when
students only hear what they
want to hear." '
Jack Kopas of Wingham asked
the trustees,"J?o you think
guidance counsellors should be-
come more visible."
To this vice-chairman Herb
Turkheim replied;' `parents seem
to think students should walk
into the guidance office and be
told what they should become.
Guidance people should get out
and tell about their service.
They could even be avail-
able for public speaking."
Ken Laughton of South
Huron said, "this goes for par-
ents too. Liasion is a very
important function of our job.
We attempt to relate the stud-
ents to their aims.
Trustee Bob Elliott and Charl-
ie Thomas expressed concern
over students dropping vital
subjects during their school
years thus.' shutting the doors
to some types of university
course:
' They were told by the guid-
ance heads that parents , must
-sign any consent form to drop
a subject.
Elliott replied, "I. know . there
is so much public apathy. The
onus is on parents but the
problem is to get them to acc-
ept it."
To this Jack Kopas of
Wingham added, "there is a
greater need for us to expl-
ain the situations to parents."
Director Cochrane said
"problems should be solved at
the lowest level. Principals
would welome hearing , from
parents."
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