Zurich Citizens News, 1958-08-27, Page 5WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1958 ZURICH Citizens NEWS PAGE
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So th Huron High School Faces
Largest Enrolment In History
South .Huron Hugh School will
be jammed; with the largest en-
rolment un its history when school
starts next Tuesday. Officials ex-
peet a record crowd of 615 stu-
der is this year, compared with
578 last year,
The home econom'ios room has
been converted into a classroom,
and desks have been added to
each of the other rooms to accom-
enodia'te 40 students in each, in-
stead of the normal 35.
Twenty-four teachers will be
on the staff, all but one of them
will be full. time. There were only
21 on the staff last year. Nine of
the teachers Will be new ones,
eight of them unaversaty graduates
wha will be in their first year
of teaching.
New examination tables have
been purchased for use an the gym-
nasium and new drapes are being
installed in some of the rooms.
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RONALD KLOPP, son. of Mr.
and Mrs, Howard Klapp, Zurich,
and a recent graduate of South
Huron High School will attend
the University of Western Ont-
ario this coming term. He will
be tatting a couas.e in Homour
French and Latin. (Staff Photo)
In an electrical storm which
passed over the district last week,
Ross .Richardson,, of the Parr Line,
Hay Township, had the misfortune
ho have a cow and two young
cattle struck by lightning. They
were valued at $600.
Two \ ew Teachers In Hay Township,
Considerable Work Done To Schools
(Continued from Page Four)
undertaken at Hay schools during
the summer. The furnaces have
been installed In No. 2 and No.
10 sch'ool's.
Interiors of No. 3 and three
rooms of the Zurich school haw
been, redecorated as well as the
exterior of No. 8 on -which new
siding has been installed,
New desks have been secured
for No. 4 and a new roof has been
installed on the north half of No.
10.
In addition to the transporta-
tion contracts already let, the board
has given the job of transporting
children from the Town Line and
No. 4 Highway into Henssaiit to
Eldon Jarrot. Edgar McBride has
been awarded the contract to draw
the pupils. from Lots 22 to 28 in-
clusive on Coneess'ion 2 and 3 into
Hens all.
Exeter Coach Lines wall pro-
vide the transportation for manu-
al training and home economics
students for the area.
Complete last of teachers includ-
es:
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SUN BRITE
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Hay
S.S. No. 2 — Charles McQuil-
lan, Dogwood.
S.S. No, 10 --- Mrs. Freda Nor-
nnlintan.
S.S. No. 3 (Parr Line) — Mrs,
Margaret Detichert.
SS. No. 4 (Bronson) --- Mrse
Jessie Oes•eh.
S.S. No. 8 -- Mrs. Ruby Neeb,
Zurich,
S.S. No. 12 — Donald O'Brien,
Union No. 15 -- Mrs. Idena
Desjardine.
Zuricih, Prindiipad, Mrs. Greta
Lavender, roomy five; Mrs. Dor-
een Oesele xoom four; Miss Olive
O'Brien, room. three; Miss Carol
Thiel, room two; Mrs. Audrey
Haberer, room one; Mrs. Norma
Seibert, home eoonoan)ies.
Music teachers — Lawrence
Wein, 'Exeter and Douglas Gila,
Grand' Bend.
New Teachers
At Clinton School
Enrolment Higher
Any prediction of the number of
students to attend Clinton District
Collegiate Institute this fall, would
likely be wide of the• mark, states
E. A. Fines, principal of the school.
The unknown factor is the numb-
er of students whish may enrol
from RCAF Station Clinton. Each
summer a great number. of moves
take place in Air Force personnel,
and no one knows in advance
whether there will be more or
less students from that source.
However, he estimates. there may
possibly be 170 new students this
September.
Three new teachers have been
hired: Robert Salter to teach Lat-
in; Peter Anastasiades, to teach
agriculture and agricultural scien-
ce;
cience; Mr. Dirks, lower school Eng-
lish and 'history.
Former Teacher
Returns Home
Miss Virginia Delchert, daught-
er of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Deichert,
Zurich. and former teacher at Ex-
eter Public School, returned to her
home after epen,d:ng one year in
Rocky Mount, North Carolina, as
an associate in deaconess service.
Her primary work was teaching
in the parish kindergarten. She,
also participated in many other
parish activities.
Miss Deichert is now planning
to teach grade two (n Waterloo,
Ontario. She is visiting at her
home at present.
Bingo inners
Mrs. Albert Badour, Zurich, and
her grand -daughter shared the $95
jackpot at the Legion Bingo held
in Hens.all on Saturday night.
Other winners were: Mrs. Frank
Haines, Clinton; Mrs. Jack Cam-
eron; Jim Smale; Wilbert Parker,
Mrs. Roy Smale, Jim Smale; Mrs.,
Norman Baird (3); Wilbert Park-
er,
arker, Mrs. Albert Badour; Mrs. Aus-
tin:, Seafor'Gh; Mrs. Cowan: Mrs.
R. Vanstone; Miss Badour; Clar-
ence Taylor; Fred Kennings.
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