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ZURICH GRADS — Grade eight graduates from Zurich Public School
class of 1982 are: (back, from left) Michelle Allison, Dianna Ley, Terry.
McAdams, Karen Keller, Kris McAdams, Anne Diechert, John Smith,
Danny Kirk, Mark Erb, Dave Gackstetter, Todd Stephen, Steve Con-
sitt, Mark Johnson, Aaron Bullock, Marty Merner; (front, from left)
Debbie Kirk, Sherry Steckle, Tanya Forrester, Kim Briggs, Karen
Briggs, Bonnie Gingerich, Cheryl Kuepfer and Kristen Stephan.
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It's the smile that inspires
I think the most inspirig
aspect of Dan Altan's visit to
the area was his smile.
(I often preface my
remarks in this column by
noting that person's percep-
tion of events are not always
true reflections of what oc-
cured. You can find news
elsewhere, as Miscellaneous
Rumblings is the way I see
events. There are no
guarantees of truth.)
Most of the pictures we saw
of Terry Fox showed the
disabled runner in pain. It
seemed that every step of the
Marathon fo Hope was
another step closer to his
ultimate fate.
`Dan Altan flys into town
with a smile on his face. He
beams with an inner energy
and it. seems that the 6,400
kilometer journey across
Canada by wheelchair will
hardly strain his bulging
shoulders.
Altan noted this himself. He
first said a person's body will
adapt to the test but it is the
mind that must be determin-
ed to complete the journey.
In this you can see Altan's
mine is made up. Rain or
shine, uphill or down, Altan
will complete the journey.
He also pointed out that the
public doesn't get to see the
disappointing. From Halifax
to London, only $7,000 had
been raised.
The cause, assisting disabl-
ed athletes, is not as pressing
or universal in its effects as
cancer - and there has beefi
Miscellaneous
Rumblings
By Rob Chester
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steep hills and the strain on
his face when taking 45
minutes to go up a slope.
Most people see him gliding
the Last 100 feet or so to clasp
hands with a town official.
Sweat glistens on his chest,
but the smile grows with a ge-
nuine pleasure at the
greeting.
Maybe Altan has made it
look too easy.
Perhaps this is why the
donations to the cause are so
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Children wishing to be in the talent show
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little publicity about Altan's
efforts.
But he makes it look too
easy.
There is almost no drama
in Altan's crossing. I was in-
spired by Altan, but on reflec-
tion, with Altan's apparent
strength of body and
character, he can't miss.
Perhaps, as Altan said, he
should roll into town dripping
a little blood. It is a sad com-
mentary on society that a
show of pain on his face would
probably boost donations.
After all, we watched Terry
Fox die.
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So, not to end on a bitter
note, I present a quiz this
week.
In the photo of the Zurich
Public School grade eight
graduates there are two sets
of twins. Find the second pair.
Most guess wrong right off
the bat. Ib the front row they
pick Bonnie Gingerich and
Cheryl Kuepfer because of
similarities in their dress. In
reality, the first twins are just
to the left, Karen and Kim
Briggs.
The second pair are not as
easy to locate. Checking last
names or for look alikes
doesn't necessarily help.
They are Debbie and Danny
Kirk.
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Summer art contest
Now that the holidays are
here, this is a reminder that
again this summer there will
be a reading contest, as well
as a super sleuth drawing
contest at the local library.
Come in and inquire about
the drawing sheets.
A special notice to all
library patrons. Beginning
July 3 to September 11 in-
clusive the library hours on
Saturday only will be from 1
p.m. to 4:30 P.M.
Golden Glimpses
Last week .was Senior
Citizen's Week and was a
busy one for all who belong
in that category.
After the family dinner,
most of our residents were
happy to rest for a couple
days.
On Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Lenore Turkheim's
piano and organ students
presented aa,lnuslcal recital
which featured piano and
organ duets, and solos. The
residents appreciated this
music very much.
On Thursday afternoon, a
number of our residents
attended the Carnival Day
held for the Senior Citizens of
the surrounding area at
Vanastra.
Bingo was played on
Friday evening followed by
refreshments.
We welcome Mrs. Martha
Miller back from Victoria
'Hospital, London.
Mrs. Bella Snell and Mrs.
Thelma Corrigan are both
patients in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter.
On Friday afternoon, Mr.
Henry Green and Mrs. Joe
Boland of Exeter provided
an afternoon of violen music.
We are looking for "legs"
containers for use in the
hobby shop. If you use this
brand of panty hose, our
resident s could use the the
containers.
The Sunday evening
chapel service was con-
ducted by Rev. Jim Sutton of
Exeter and Grand Bend
Anglican Churches. Mrs.
Maude Connosy presided at
the organ during the service.
Zurich 4-H
By Caroline Ticknor
On Wednesday, June 16 at
7:45 p.m. the Zurich 4-H beef
and dairy club held it's
seventh meeting at Cam
Steckle's.
We opened the meeting
with the 4-H pledge. Sharon
Thiel read the minutes of the
last meeting and took the roll
call.
Cam read us the play.
After we talked about the
trip to Canada's Won-
derland. We will be going at
the end of July at about 6:30
a.m. We decided we could
each take a friend along.
We then talked about a few
other things. The next
meeting will be held on June
30 at Kathy Love's at 7:45
p.m. The meeting was then
closed.
Mrs. Sickle then served
doughnuts and pop. Paul
gingerich thanked her ,for
holding the meeting. d �-
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6/kg • Ib. BACK BACON 175 BIC 39
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SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT
UNTIL CLOSING
TUESDAY JULY 6TH 1982.
CANADA "A" GRADE BEEF
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ROUND
STEAK
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139 PKG.
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SWEET PICKLED
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