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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-07-01, Page 94! THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1971 List Results of Commercial Class GRADE IX Four highest students; Karen Broderick, Marilyn Ducharme, Kevin Bisback, and Delores Kenney. Certificate of Achievement, student with the highest standing in each subject; Physical and Health Education, Karen Brod- erick; English, Karen Broderick and Delores Kenney; History, I<evin Bisback; Geography, Kev- in Bisback; Consumer Education, Karen Broderick; Mathematics, Karen Broderick; Science, Kevin Bisback; Typewriting, Susan Schenk; Hpme Economics, Wendy Hay; French, Marilyn Ducharme, HONOUR ROLL (80/o or over): Karen Broderick and Marilyn Ducharrne. GRADE X Four highest students: Darlene Ducharrne, Kathlene DeWar, Elaine Randall, and Randy Tie - man. Certificate of Achievement, student with the highest standing in each subject; Physical and Health Education, Susan Parsons; English, Elaine Randall; I-listory, Randy Tiernan; Geography, Darl- ene Ducharme; Mathematics, Elaine Randall; Bookkeeping, Elaine Randall; Data Processing, Darlene Ducharme; Typewriting, Kathy DeWar, Home Economics, Brenda Parsons; Science, Elaine Randall. GRADE XI Four highest students; Joan Finkbeiner, Sharon Willert, Elsie Toornstra, Wilma Neeval. Certificate of Achievement, student with the highest standing in each subject: English, Wendy Grasdahl; History, Theresa Gren- ier; Mathematics, Joan Fink- beiner; Bookkeeping, Joan Fink- beiner; shorthand, Sharon Willert; Office Practice, Wilma Neeval; Business Machines, Sharon Wil- lert; Business Finance, Margot I Ianderer. GRADE XII Four highest students: Brenda Koehler, Diane Shapton, Rose- mary Ducharme, and John Lenk. Certificate of Achievement, student with the highest standing in each subject; English, John Lenk; Business Correspondence, Rosemary Ducharme; Mathemat- ics, Brenda Koehler; Bookkeep- ing, Brenda Koehler; Office Practice, Diane Shapton; Bus- iness Finance, Norma Gingerich; Shorthand, Diane Shapton; Bus- iness Law, Cathy Grenier 0 CROP REPORT All crops have made excellent progress in the last weeks .under spotty dry conditions as showers were scattered across the county. Grain: Wheat is well headed but is shorter than average due to the dry spring. Early spring grains are heading out and look good while later crops are grow- ing rapidly but remain thin due to dry soil conditions after seed- ing. Corn crops have made excell- ent growth during the warm nights and spraying operations are about complete. Cultivation of corn continues. Bean crops have good stands anc size and first cultivations are just beginning. Occasional atra- zine damage is reported, this likely due to dry conditions after seeding, which tends to cause greater damage than when moist- ure is abundant. Haying is about completed in the South with alfalfa weevil causing some damage. Hay crops are about one half harvested in North Huron. ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE NINP Married in Stratford Church WOODHOUSE - LEIBOLD Ruth Ann Leibold became the bride of Stephen Henry Wood- house, June 4, 1971, at St. Paul's Anglican Church, Stratford, with Rev. C. James officiating. The parents of the bridal couple are Mr. and Mrs. Theod- ore Leibold, Zurich and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Woodhouse, Stratford are the parents of the groom. The church was decor- ated with white shasta daisies and yellow carnations. The bride escorted down the aisle by her father, was charm- ing in a Florentine rose lace sheath skirt of lagoda, full puffed sleeves were held by lace cuffs with the Empire waist band- ed by a satin ribbon bow ending in long streamers at rhe back. The design featured a semi - cathedral train and a pretty stand up collar. Iler head piece of pearl -edged organza and lace rosette design held a four tier bouffant veil, with seed pearls • Varna News Members of South Huron County Loyal Orange Lodges, also members of the L. 0.B . A . met here on Sunday morning last and led by the Clinton Fife and Drum Band paraded to the United Church. The Service was in charge of the pastor, Rev. Murdock Morrison, who gave an inspiring message. The choir under the leadership of Mrs. Douglas McAsh sang an anthem, also Mr. Peter Postill sang a solo. After the Service the local members of the Lodge served lunch in the Orange Hall. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered on Sunday, July 4, in the United Church. DICK and DAVE'S PLUMBING and ELECTRICAL Dick Rau Dave Durand 236-4601 565.5281 "Service that Satisfies" trimming the scalloped edges. She carried a cascade of yellow roses , stephonitis, baby's breath and ivy. Dorothy Jacqueline Woodhouse, sister-in-law of the groom and Mrs. Diane Leibold, sister-in- law of the bride were similarly dressed in cotton lace over mauve taffeta, and carried nosegays of white daisies and pink and pinnochoi palms ordinate carnations with miniat- ure daisies in their hair. Kimb- erly Cort was flower girl. She wore a long white satin gown with miniature daisies in her hair, Dale Cort was ring bearer. The bride's mother was dres- sed in a mauve dress with white accessories and a corsage of mauve stattice and pink sweet- heart roses and baby's breath. The groom's mother wore a green and white ensemble with green and white accessories and a cor- sage of yellow sweetheart roses and baby's breath. After a reception and dance held at the Optimist Hall, the happy couple left an a trip to Niagara Falls. The bride chang- ed into a two-piece royal blue pant suit with light blue trim, and wore a corsage of white carnations. The couple will reside in Stratford. Zurich Vacation Bible School The 10 -day Zurich Vacation Bible 'School will again be held at the ZURICH MENNONITE CHURCH Monday, July 5 to Friday, July 16 9 A.M. • to 11.45 A.M. The school offers the Herald Press, twelve --year closely graded curriculum from Kindergarten 1 through Grade 10, Children who are 5 years old, or who will be starting Kindergarten this September, are eligible to begin our Kindergarten 1 class, You should pre -register these chi- Idren,.by calling Mrs, Kathy Steckle, phone 262- 5440, The emphasis of the school this year is "Learning to Pray." 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