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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1972
Grade 10 results at SHDHS
The highest Grade 10 students
were Kathy Cook, Joan Forrest,
John Creces and Kim Pridham.
KATHY COOK
TOP GRADE 10 STUDENT,
Grade 10 students receiving
certificates of Achievement
are:
Physical Ed. John Creces, Deb
Wooden, Eng. 250, Joan God-
dard; Eng. 240, Deb Miller,
WNIE'S
DRIVE -1N THEATRE
CLINTON - ONTARIO
WED. - THURS. - FRI.
June 28-29-30
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
PLAZA SUITE
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
Walter Matthau -• Maureen Stapleton
A trio of stories set at the famous
Plaza Hotel from the Broadway hit.
Color
MURPHY'S WAR
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
Peter O'Toole -. Stan Phillips
Color Cartoon
SAT. - SUN. - MON. - TUES.
July 1-2-3-4
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
BIG JAKE
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
John Wayne -• Richard Boone
Maureen O'Hara
Color
BLUE WATER,
WHITE DEATH
The hunt for the Great White Shark
"ABSOLUTELY BREATH TAKING"
Color Cartoon
SAT.-SUN.-MON.-TUES.
WED. - THURS. - FRI. - SAT.
July 5-6-7-8
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
SUMMER OF '42
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
Jennifer O'Neill •• Gary Grimes
Colour
BONNIE AND CLYDE
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
Fay Dunnaway •- Warren Beatty
July 9-10-11
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
WATERLOO
Orson Welles — Rod Steiger
Chr;stopher Plummer
The story of one of history'.
most significant battles,
Coler
NEW LEAF
COMEDY
Welter Matthau - Elame May
Color
Cartoon
Karen Broderick; History 250,
Kathy Cook; History 240 - Kev-
in Bisback; Geog. 250, Kathy
Cook; Geog, 240, Darlene
Willert; Math 250, Kathy Cook,
Math 240, Darlene Willert,
Latin 250, Kathy Cook; French
250, Kathy Cook; French
240, Marilyn Ducharme;
Science 250, Kathy Cook;
Science 240, Arnold Kester;
Home Ec. 200, Deb Wooden;
Typing 200, Susan Schenk;
Bookkeeping 240, Kathy Cook;
Data Processing 240, John Neil -
ands; Drafting 250, Brad Datars;
Woodworking 250, John Creces;
Building Const. 240, Ivan Ilern
Machine Shop 240, Arnold Kest-
er; Auto Mech. 240, Ivan 1lern;
Welding 240, Ron Mostrley
Honour Roll (80310 or over -
receive a plaque)
Karen Adamson, Kevin Best-
ard, John Creces, Paul Reaburn
Kim Pridham, Deb Wooden,
Elaine Baptie, Kathy Cook,
Joan Forrest, Joan Goddard,
Susan Schenk.
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Destroy container
Chemical spray containers
with small amounts of concent-
rated compounds are a hazard
to children and livestock. They
are also a potential source
of pollution in the immediate
area. With increased use of
chemical concentrates, says
II. E. Wright, farm safety
specialist, Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food, disposal
of these containers can be a
problem.
I -le suggests following these
steps in getting rid of empty
chemical containers:
*When emptying the contain-
er, allow it to drain for an
extra half minute. An average
5 -gallon container will have
from 1/2 cup to 1/2 plant left if
it isn't properly drained.
*Rinse the container with
water and add to the tank as
part of the spray mix. Do this
several times to eliminate
most of the chemical from the
can.
* The container should be
crushed to prevent reuse. Re-
cycle the crushed containers to
a scrap dealer or bury them at
least 18 inches deep in a spot
well away from ground water
or streams, wells or ponds.
A
DASI/W000 and DISTRICT NEWS
Correspondent: Mrs. Ervin Rader
Yvonne Turnbull and Tom
Hayter, students at Stephen
Central School were awarded
the Albert Gaiser award at the
graduation banquet, Tuesday,
June 20. Vicki Miller was the
valedictorian.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
The event began with a
children's Day Program and the
presentation of attendance
pins and awards.
Before a pot luck lunch to-
gether in the church basement,
a candy scramble was played
for the kindergarten class, and
a race far children four and
under with the winners, Kathy
Schade and Doug Schade.
The afternoon activities were
races, 7 and under, Faye Gais-
er; 10 and under, Dean Boyle,
15 and under, Fraser Boyle;
wheelbarrow race (with help)
Robby Hoffman; 15 and under,
Allan Gaiser and Fraser Boyle;
three-legged race, Allan Gais-
er and Donald Beaver; Janice
McDonald and Julia Webb;
Treavor Boyle and Donald Beav-
er; Kick the shoe, 7 and under,
Faye Gaiser; 10 and under,
Doug Mason; 15 and under,
Frazer Boyle; 18 and under,
Scott Boyle; Men's race, Bob
Hoffman; Ladies Race, Diane
Eagleson; Men's and Ladies
kick the shoe, Bill Hoffman
and Joyce Mason; kick the ball,
Mary Lou Grigg and John Mason.
Prizes were awarded to the
oldest man, Art Haugh; oldest
woman, Laura Haugh; youngest
girl, Kim Hoffman; youngest
boy, Randy Hoffman, guessing
contest, John Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Eagleson
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Eagleson, Little Current,
also travelled to Elliott Lake
and Wawa and visited friends in
Sault Ste. Marie.
Miss Thelma Weber, London,
attended the Sunday School
picnic at the United Church
Sunday afternoon and visited
with Diane Eagleson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weber,
Mrs, Mildred Kellerman, and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schade,
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Zurich, visited with Rev. and
Mrs. Bert Carr, Selkirk, on
Sunday.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Wes Wolfe were Mrs. Stuart
Wolfe; Mr. and Mrs, Murray
Wolfe and Lynn, Ronboro, Que-
bec; Barry Wolfe and Mr. and
Mrs. John Parker, Loncbn.
Those from Dashwood attend-
ing the Ontario P.R.D. Tops
Convention at the Royal York
Hotel, Toronto from the Exeter
Chapter over the weekend were
Mrs. Ray VanDorsselaer, Mrs.
Earl Miller, Mrs. 1 -tarry Shep-
herd, Mrs. Lloyd Guenther,
Mrs. Arnold Becker and Mrs.
Albert Rader.
Mrs. Ruth StireA.W.C.M.
announces results with the
Western Conservatory of Music:
Grade I Theory, Barbara Ratz;
first class honors; Yvonne
Turnbull, first class honors.
Scott Boyle left Wednesday
for Sioux Lookout where he is
employed for the summer
months by the Forest Rangers.
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