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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-06-28, Page 15THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1973 High School awards (continued from page 1) Economics 550 - Muriel Abbott and John Blackwell. YEAR IV Highest students (Academic Shield and Lions Club Award) John Deichert, Jeff Reaburn, Elizabeth Jolly, John Muller. Hopper -Hockey Shield - Bruce Pfaff, Diane McCann Kinsmen Award, - Gerard O'Rourke and David Finkbeiner. Certificate of Achievement. Physical Education, John Muller Susan Luther, English 440, Lynn Hiscott; History 450 - Jeff Reaburn; Geography 450, Eliz- abeth Jolly; Math 450, Elizab- eth Jolly; Math 440, Jim Den- omme; Math 441, Bruce Pfaff; Latin 450, Jeff Reaburn; French 450, John Deichert; Spanish 450 Elizabeth Jolly; Chemistry 450, John Deichert; Chemistry 440, Dave Finkbeiner; Biology, 400, Elaine Baptie; Home Economics, 400, Darien Porter; Man in Society 400, Pam Mickle; Wo- men in Society, 400, Karen „00 0$'" KATHY DeJONG Top Year 2 Student It's Not ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 15 Adamson; Economics 400, Susan Luther; Shorthand 400, Amelia Pergel; Office Practice, 400, Diane McCann; Business Corr - respondence 400, Helen Batten; Accounting 400, Matilda Mart- ens, Laura Johns; Accounting 450, Bruce Pfaff; Business Lae 400, Randall Glenn and Robert Adams; Auto Mechanics 442 Doug Smith; Electricity 442 - David Finkbeiner; Building Construction 442 Gerrard O'- Rourke; Architectural Drafting 442, Gerrard O'Rourke; Mech- anical Drafting, 441, John Muller; Electronics 441, John Deichert; Architectural Drafting 441, Don Cooper. YEAR III Highest Students (Academic Shield and Lions Club Award) Kathy Cook, John Creces, Deb Wooden, Karen Ford, John Neilands. Certificate of Achievement; Physical Education, John Creces, . Deb Wooden; English 340, Delores Kenney; History 350, Kathy Cook; History 340, Kev- in Bisback; Geography 350, Paul Reaburn, Math 350, Kathy Cook, Math, 340, Arnold Kest- er; Math 341, Martha Rooseboom Latin 350, Kathy Cook; French 350, Kathy Cook; Spanish, Deb Lindenfield 350; Physics 350, Jeff Reaburn, Environmental Science 300, Cathy Read; Home Economics 300, Elaine Jeffery, Office Practice 300, Delores Kenney; Shorthand 300 Laurie Richards; Marketing, 300, Laurie Richards; Business Mach- ines 300, Susan Schenk; Basic Programming 300, John Neilands Mechanical Drafting 341, Terry Janke; Electronics 350, John Deichert; Architectural Drafting BUT WE TRY TO GIVE MORE FOR YOUR FOOD DOLLAR! 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Attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader and Darlene, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rader Allen and Heather, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader, and 342, John Neilands; Electricity, 342, George Ryan; Building Construction 342, Arnold Kester; Auto Mechanics 342, Ron Beierl- ing; Welding 341, Randy Gilfill- an; Mechanical Drafting 342, Steve Harrison; Architectural Drafting 341, George Van Esb- roeck; Electricity 341, Arnold Kester; Machine Shop 342, Bill DeGroot. YEAR II Highest Students (Academic Shield and Lions Club Award) Kathy DeJong, Tony Kyle, Greg Love, Peter Carlos. Certificate of Achievement; Physical Education, Brian Tay- lor, Val Sweet; English 250, Kathy DeJong, Tony Kyle; English 240, Heather Mallett; History 250, Kathy DeJong and Tony Kyle; History 240, Bruce Hodge and Pat Bedard; Geog- raphy 250 - Kathy DeJong and Tony Kyle; Geography 240, Heather Mallett; Math, 250, Kathy DeJong; Math 240, (continued on page 19) Mr, and Mrs. David Rader. Others attended from Zurich, Zion, Woodham, London, Stratford, Brantford, Waterloo, and Kitchener. Following a smorgasbord pic- nic supper, Hilda was presented gifts from herbrothers and sisters and families. Mrs. Martha Miller spent last week with Mr, and Mrs. Seigfried Miller and family, Port Dover. Mrs. Frieda Keller has return- ed home from South Huron Hospital. CHILDREN'S DAY Children's Day was held Sunday, June 24 at Calvary United Church with Rev. Barry Robinson, Thames Road, guest speaker. Several children took part in the service. The present- ation pins for perfect attend- ance, certificates, and awards were made. Following a picnic dinner, Mrs, Bill Schade and Mrs. Leroy Gowanlock conduct- ed games for the children. Mrs. Rosaline Schenk, Bill Berends, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bambrick, Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schenk and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Green, and Mr, and Mrs, Ken Snedden were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green and Jodi, Huron Park. Albert Rader spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Kleinstiver at Aurora, I11. He also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Kleinstiver, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maine, Kitchener, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Miller and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mart- en spent the weekend in Chatham with the latter's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bond, They also visited with Mrs. Martene's father, Daniel Cook and other relatives. PKK YOUR OWN STRAWBERRIES NOW Open at 8 A. M. Bring your own qu-art boxes OT BOXES CAN BE PURCHASED 14, miles north of Hensall on Highway 4, and 14 miles east, turn left JACK :SELL R.R. 2 KIPPEN 262-5878 ATT rn� a n f r uil We have the experience to assist your planning and are equipped to supply and erect any agricultural building you might have in mind. E ;a fore yo y try us ,L1!u .T fi rv•,1..,, � •;��;.,...yxc.Ir 4 2-951 ENS ,i'4L L -- 262-2713 A 1g.4i 1 ,, . a•Y��... -xAt 14a.