Zurich Citizens News, 1980-09-04, Page 2Pare 2
Citizens New: September 4, 1980
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Will hold registration for guides
Any girls wishing to join
Brownies or Girl Guides this
year can do so in Zurich at
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
as the registration for both
will take place this following
Wednesday althe church hall
from 7-8 o'clock
Zurich
Caramel Sweeiaey
Ages for the Brownies are
six to nine years old, and the
first meeting will be held on
Tuesday September 16 from
6-7:30 with leaders being,
Sister Louretta Hagen,
Eileen Dressler and
Geraldine Hall.
Ages for Girl -guides are
from nine -12 years old with
their first meeting taking
place on Wednesday Sep-
tember 17 at the Lutheran
Church from 6:30 - 8:00 with
leaders being Donna Caers,
Deb Regier and Sue Hart-
man.
Texas visitor
Ilene Pothof of Longview
Texas is presently visiting
with relatives in town, her
mother -Mrs. Mary Gerber at
the Maplewoods apts. A
sister, Mabel Riley and twin -
sister, Irene Clausius. Also
her daughter and son4n-law,
Gwen and Pat O'Rourke of
pear Dashwood who also just
had a little baby girl on
Monday September 1st at St.
Joseph's hospital in London.
Splendid performance
A splendid performance of
the musical production of
"Annie Get Your Gun", at
the Huron Country
playhouse this past week,
was really enjoyed by a lot of
Zurich people.
Allan and Rose -Mary
Beange of near Owen Sound
spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends, Jim and Ver-
onica Bedard, and were also
guest at their son's wedding,
(Rick and Patti Bedard)
Congratulations to Mrs.
Matilda Tetreau who
celebrated her 95th birthday
on August 25 and enjoyed a
lovely cake and going for a
nice long drive along with
Mrs. Hilda McAdams.
Amount incorrect
A lucky Wintario draw
winner from Don's store
received $25 instead of
$25,000!
Startites are executive
Monday night will begin
this years season of ladies
bowling. With executive
team being the "Starlites"!
Weary appointed to post
By CATH WOODEN
A Huron County secondary
school teacher, Shirley
Weary, of Goderich, will be
filling a new post this year
as Federation Officer for
her fellow high school
teachers.
Weary will be teaching
Math and Consumer's
Education every other day
at Seaforth District High
School and will' be spending
the rest of her time
promoting better relations
between the Huron County
Board of Education and
secondary school teachers.
"I guess you could say I'll
be a trouble-shooter before
the trouble starts," said
Weary of her job which en-
tails providing materials for
teacher committees and do-
ing research for individual
teachers who may not have
time to do it themselves.
She will also be attending
board meetings ag a spec-
tator.
This is the first year the
Huron district of the Ontario
Secondary School Teacher's
Federation (OSSTF) has
hired an officer. though a
number of other districts
have them. Her salary as a
Federation Officer will be
paid from OSSTF dues from
this district.
Weary, who will be
"operating out of her
basement," was a teacher
representative during the
1978 strike.
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The total enrollment in
Huron County schools on the
first day of school was 11,-
004. This is down 412
students from last year.
The difference is seen
mainly in the secondary
schools, where 4,153
students registered as com-
pared to 4,446 last year.
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It looks like Latin 350
won't be offered at South
Huron District High School
in Exeter this year, norwill
English 551 be taught at Cen-
tral Huron in Clinton.
The two subjects were
dropped because of low
enrollment; however,
students may still have a
chance to pick up those
credits this year: The
courses will be offered at
night school if enough
students (10) ask for it.
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Summer school principal
Don Tremeer reported a
successful summer to the
Huron County Board of
Education at its regular
September 2 meeting.
Tremeer stated that the
school was made "More in-
teresting and different"
because of the English as a
Second Language course.
Thirty-two Indo-Chinese,
ranging from six years of
age to their mid -forties
began to learn English.
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The four Grade 13 Huron
County students with the
highest aggregates were an-
nounced by director of
Education D.J. Cochrane at
the board's September
meeting.
The students, David Gross
(CHSS), Julie Armstrong
(CHSS), Francine .Visser
(SDHS), and Paul Newland
(CHSS) are each winners of
a Carter Scholarship.
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CAR WINNER -- The Zurich lions Club held a draw for the "Tin tizzy", a miniature gas
powered automobile on the bean festival weekend. Winning the auto was Allen Brokenshire
of Zurich. While Lions president Kevin McKinnon and Brokenshire look on, Nathalie and
Jodi Brokenshire try the auto out for size. Staff photo
If any lady is interested in
bowling, please phone
Pauline Miller at 236-4636 or
the alleys.
Band Members Unite
Agoodtimewashadbyall
as Elroy Desjardine held a
musical jam -session on
Sunday for old and new
players of his band and
friendstwhich came to about
60 people.
There were 14 musicians
taking turns playing the
instruments for dancing and-
listening which was held at
Murray Harburn's place on
the Blue Water.
Personals
Mrs. Mary Smith of Belle -
River Ontario and Mrs.
Mary Hogan of London were
recent visitors with Mrs.
Marcella Dietrich. Also Mrs.
Irene McCann, Grand Bend
visited with her mother, last
week.
,The second barbecue
birthday party for this
month was held at the cot-
tage of Mozart and Marie
Gelinas on Sunday for four
members of the family.
Those celebrating were
Kevin Sweeney, George
Harvey, Carmel Sweeney,
and little Brian Gelinas.
Congratulations to Rick
and Patti Bedard (nee Dann)
who were married at Our
Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
on Saturday with a big
reception at the Community
Centre in Hensall.
Congratulations to Harold
and Doreen Dietrich who
celebrated their 24th wed-
ding anniversary on Sunday
with a lovely family dinner
in Thedford at the Fireside
Inn, along with his mother
Mrs.Marcella Dietrich.
Mrs. Donna Thornton and
family moved into the for-
mer home of Ken McCarter's
on Goshen Street south over
the weekend.
Best wishes for a speedy
recovery is extended to
Verda Baechler who is a
patient in St. Joseph's
hospital.
Neil and Helen Walker are
happy to have a new little
grand -daughter (Jenette)
who was born on August: 28.
She is the first, child for
Richard and Mary Walker of
Huron Park.
Miss Cheryl ' Denomme,
_Mary -Ann Regier, Mary
Mitchell, Patty and Audrey
Regier all motored to Cedar
Point, Ohio for three days
last week and enjoyed the
rides at the large
amusement park.
Jim and Madeline Cook
and 2 boys of Burlington
spent Labor Day weekend
with her parents, Percy and
Marie Bedard Sr. and at-
tended the wedding of their
cousin.
Sister Cathy Regier from
British Columbia recently
spent two weeks with her
parents, George and Ethel
Regier, also attended
summer courses in London,
and has now returned to BC
and teaching school.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Harwick and friend Maxine
of Adrian Michigan visited
last Tuesday afternoon with
friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Sweeney and Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Johnston.
Bob and Linda Hendrick
and two children , returned
home last Thursday from a
wonderful three week trip
to Calgary visiting with her
sister, and family, Janet,
Richard and Laura . Regier
and enjoyed going to such
places as Banff, Jasper and
Drumheller They travelled'
down through the States and
home on the Canadian Side.
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