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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-07-01, Page 17PAGE EIGHTEEN ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1971 ZURICH PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATES - Back row left to right, Derek O'Brien, Paul Klopp, Richard Gingerich, Douglas Murray, Wayne Oke, Gerald Zehr, Gregory Love, Barry Hess, Gregory Thiel, Middle row left to right, Mrs. D. Oesch, Eunice Gascho, Martha Neeb, Cheryl Turkheim, Zelda Inthout, Debbie O'Brien, Lesley Hogg, Joanne Miller, Mr. D. L. O'Brien. Front row left to right, Sue -Ann Walker, Elizabeth Deichert, Violet Pergel, Janice Ramer, Lois Doerr, Linda I<lopp, Ruby Beierling, Shirley Hay. induct Minister An induction service was held by the United Church's Huron - Perth Presbytery at Hensall Uniteq Church Tuesday, June 29, at 8 p.m. for the Rev. Donald R. Beck, to officially mark the beginning of his duties as Minist- er of the Hensall-Chiselhurst Pastoral Charge. Mr. Beck was inducted by Rev. Bruce Guy of Dashwood who also conducted the service.. The sermon, addressed to both incoming minister and cong- regation, was preached by Rev. Robert Raymont of North Street United Church, Godexich. Married with five children, Mr, Beck leaves St. Andrew's United Church, Bayfield, where he has served for the past five years. In Hensall he succeeds Rev. Harold Currie who moves to Sebringville. While in Bayfield, Mr. Beck served on the village council. He is treasurer of the London Conference of the United Church and president of the Huron dist- rict of the Boy Scouts of Canada. A social hour followed in the Fellowship Hall. St. Joseph - Drysdale - Blueivater DEBBIE HOGG YSi-4$ST CORRESPONDENTS THERESA JEFFREY 236-4159 News Along The Shore of Beautiful Lake Huron Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Jeffrey were Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Jeffrey and Dennise; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jeffrey; Linda Jeffrey and Joe Denomme, all of London. They were joined Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rau, of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Nap Cantin, Robert and Joan, of Royal Oak, Michigan, were at their cottage at St. Joseph. Mrs. Paul Cantin and family of Detroit spent the week at their cottage and were joined Saturday by Mr. John Paul Cantin. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brisson and family are spending the week at their cottage at St. Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Cantin and family of St. Clair Shores, spent the weekend at their cottage at St. Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bossen- berry, of Arizona; Mr. and Mrs. TRRI)SBURS DAYS JULY2&3 IN DASHWOOD GERMAN MUSIC PUBS *. PARADE * SPORTS * STREET DANCING * COSTUMES * RIBS & SAUERKRAUT • FRIEDSBURG MONEY Babe Berlin, of Detroit, visited Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bossen- berry over these past couple of weeks. Mrs. Bob Mernovage of Royal Oak, Michigan, returned home Sunday after spending a couple of weeks cleaning her cottage at Ducharme Beach. Mrs. Donald Bedard and fam- ily are spending the summer months at their cottage at Bay- view. Mr. and Mrs. David Jeffrey of Warren Michigan are now spending this week at Mrs. Mern- ovage's cottage at Ducharme Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morrison and family of Toronto spent the weekend down at their cottage. Q LEAVES HURON COUNTY Tom Clapp, Associate Agri- cultural Representative, Huron County, will transfer to the position of Associate Agricultural Representative, Dundas County, effective August 1. Tom has been responsible for the co-ordination and develop- ment of County Dairy Manage- ment programs and the Feed Advisory Service. He enrolled over twenty dairy farmers on the Canfarm computer ized monthly mail -in record keeping system this year. From this group he organized an active, Dairy Farm Management Club. Appointed to Huron in Decemb er, 1968, Tom worked closely with 4-1-I Agricultural Club leaders and members as well as the County Junior Farmers Assoc- iation. He also had a special REDIMIX CONCRETE (ALSO FORM WORK) McCann Const. 1.1 DASHWOOD Phone 237-3381 or 237-3422 interest in the Farm Safety prog- ram. In the community, Tom was a member of the Clinton Kins- men Club and coached the Mid- gets Hockey team for the past two seasons. His wife Jan, was a Public Health Nurse for the Huron County Health Unit. List Placements At Zurich School (continued from page 17) entruber, David Thornton, Mary Lou Turnbull, Catherine Weido. Placement for September, 1971; GRADE VIII Mark Adams, Wayne Clarke, Doug Eckel, Larry Keller, Joyce Murray, Randy Oke, Grace Schwartzentruber, Danny Turk - helm. ROOM 8 - Mrs. D. Oesch, D. L. 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