Zurich Citizens News, 1975-06-19, Page 11PAGE 12
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
DASIIW000 and DISTRICT NEWS
Correspondent: Mrs. Ervin Rader
Exeter Tops members from
the Dashwood area, Mrs. Lloyd
Guenther, Mrs. Earl Miller,
Mrs. Albert Rader and Mrs.
Howard Hendrick spent three
days in Ottawa attending the
Tops P.R.O. convention rec-
ently which was held at the
Chateau Laurier and the Arts
Centre. They also had a tour
of the city and Parliament buil-
dings. Approximately 3,000
women from all over Ontario
attended.
U.C.W. MEETING
The Literature and Commun-
Huron Board
backs new
bill on education
The board voted to support
the new provincial Bill 100
now under discussion in the
Ontario Legislature. They were
asked specifically by the Ontario
Trustees Council for their opin-
ion on Clause 9 regarding the
right of principals and vice -
principals to participate in col-
kective bargaining and the
right to strike with teachers.
Bill 100 in its present state
says principals and vice -princi-
pals cannot strike.
Vice chairman Herb Turkheim
said he felt strongly on the
issue. He added, "we consider
principals as administrators
and their place is in the schools.
We complain that we don 't have
proper legislation so let's not
argue about it and let the
government go ahead."
Trustee Bob Peck said the
concensus of opinion at the rec
ent trustee convention seemed to
support the bill.
Director D.J. Cochrane said,
"There is a difference between
a lock -out and closing schools
during a strike. We could still
operate during a lock -out but we
would need the principals."
0
The Zurich Recreation and
Parks Board skat-a-thon held
recently proved to be a great
success with 58 skaters collect-
ing a total of $807.38.
This money is to go towards
sports equipment for the auditor-
ium. •
Winning first place for most
money collected was Kevin Oke,
who raised a total of $101.80.
Second prize went to Beth
Gelinas, who raised 550.10.
Zurich Recreation and Parks
Board and Arena manager Jerry
Rader would like to thank all
sponsors and skaters for their
contributions to the skate-a-thon.
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ications group with Mrs. Syd
Baker convenor was in charge
of the June meeting of Cal
vary United Church Women.
It was a visitation meeting with
members gathering at the church
and going out to visit the sick
and shut-ins. Everyone came
back and shared their exper-
iences with the group.
The strawberry and ham sup-
per is June 20. The Sun-
shine committee is Mrs. Cliff
Penhale and Mrs. Greta Schade.
LADIES AID
The June meeting of Zion
Lutheran Ladies Aid was held
at the Bluewater Rest Home
with group II in charge, and
Mrs. Charles Martene, conven-
or, in charge of the prog
ram for the monthly birthday
party. The program consisted of
piano solos by Sherrie Stade,
Sandra and Elizabeth Datars
and Jayne Hayter who also
sang as she played.
The junior choir sang two
numbers and also 'closed the pro-
gram with the Lord's Prayer
in song. Mrs. Hilda Rader gave
a reading, 'Stove Pipes.' The
Rader sisters, Carol, Barbara,
and Brenda played several numb-
ers. Four ladies presented a
skit, 'Trapping a Quack.' Mrs.
Melvin Stade and Sherrie sang
two duets. Mrs. Al Scholl and
Mrs. Martene led in sing -song of
familiar old songs.
Mrs. Arnold Becker,presi-
dent, presented gifts to those
having a June birthday and
everyone sang Happy Birthday.
Following lunch a brief bus-
iness meeting was held. The
Altar Guild reported 18 visits.
The new Guild is Mrs. Har-
ry Hayter and Helen Nadiger.
It was decided to have a
bakeless bake sale in July.
Group I and II are in
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1975
charge of a September wed-
ding.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Ross Loved, Mrs. Letta
Taylor, Mrs. Helen Grieves and
Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan spent a
few days holidays in the north
Travelling to Tobermory they
crossed on the Chi-Cheenaum
to Manitoulin Island where they
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Eric Eagleson and Marshall,
Little Current and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Love and familu, Sudbujry,
returning home by North Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rader
spent the weekend at Cass,
City, Michigan, with Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Bills and fam-
ily and attended the high school
graduation of their daughter
Julie Bills.
Fred Messner has returned
home from University Hospital,
London.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin Rader were Mr.
and Mrs. PAUL Rader, London;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and
girls, Zion; and Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Rader and Stacey.
Friday dinner guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross L.ove were
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Harrison,
Goderich.
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Love were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Lobb and family,
Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. .,Clare
Love and family, Sarnia; Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Datars and fam-
ily, Grand Bend; and Mr. and
Mrs. Wallie Pullen, Huron Park.
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guaranteed to give
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