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ZONE 3 NEIGHBORSTHE MORNING CALL, JUNE 13, mi 13 IIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMIIMt Twins peak in classroom of Northampton teacher fir ill III 3 from it. I have done something for so long, and now it is over," she said. She said she is a morning person: She enjoys getting up and getting dressed for school every day. She said she will miss the daily routine. But she said she is looking forward to her retirement and has made plans to travel.

She said, "I really enjoyed working with first-grade children. The majority of them can't read when they start school in September. It is wonderful to see the progress the have made by the end of the year." One of her pupil gave her a note recently. It read, "Dear Mrs. Petrich, You taught me how to read and write this year.

I will never forget you." Petrich said the people she worked with at the Washington School for 25 years have been "really nice" and the parents "very cooperative and 1 C4r 1 "1. i Being a twin herself prepared Eleanor Petrich to deal with twins in her first-grade classes over the 25 years she has been a teacher at Northampton's Washington School. Although there have been terms when there was just one set of twins in her class, this year her final year on the faculty she reaped a bonus. There are three sets of twins in her class this year Jennifer and Jessica Churetta, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.

Jeffrey Churetta; Luke and Mark Payson, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Payson, and John and Michael Ruzicka, sons of Mr. and Mrs. James Ruzicka, all of Northampton.

Petrich said that to help her identify the Payson twins, their mother always makes certain Luke is wearing something red. Both the Ruzickas got glasses in November. One has gold rims, the other silver. One of the Churetta girls has a slim- mer face than the other, Petrich said. Petrich is retiring this year, and leav-i ing brings with it mixed emotions, she said.

"September will probably be the hardest. At this point it is hard to think I am not coming back. There was a retirement dinner for me last week, and I realized this is really the end. I just got emotional DAN DeLONG The Morning Call Eleanor Petrich with her twins: (from top, left to right) Luke and Mark Payson, Michael and John Ruzicka and Jessica and Jennifer Churetta "I have just enjoyed it," she said. Petrich said she wrote to the "Guiness Book of World Records" about the number of twins.

She said she sent the letter in May but has not received a reply. Her twin brother is Howard Hart man of Lynnport, Lynn Township. She has four children and four grandchildren. 9 a m-8 p.m. Fri.

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