Zurich Citizens News, 1974-07-04, Page 19THURSDAY, JTJLY '11, 1974 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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Hensall native leaves
for work in Africa
Dr. Robert Mickle, son of
Mrs. Laird Mickle and the late
Ernest Laird Mickle leaves
July 16 for Africa to join the
Canadian Coast Guard ship
Quadra in Dakar, Senegal.
During his six weeks stay he
will be taking part in the GARP
Atlantic Tropical Experiment
generally referred to as GATE.
Garp stands for Gobal Atmosph-
eric Research Program, which
is a joint venture of the World
Meterorlogical Organization and
the International Council of
Scientific Unions. The Quadra
sailed from Victoria B.C. in
mid May reaching Dakar, Africa
about mid June going by way
of the Panama Canal. She has
a crew of about one hundred
and this will be increased by
more than 30 scientists and
technicians from across Canada.
The Quadra will be playing a
key role as she is stated to be
the best instrumental ship in
the whole fleet because of her
radar equipment, probably the
most powerful rain -detecting
radar in the world, capable of
scanning an area of 150 miles
in radius.
This $100 million expedition
marks the largest international
scientific effort in history.
More than 70 countries are
involved along with 4, 000
people, nearly 40 ships and
more than a dozen aircraft
and satellites.
Canada is one of the 11 nat-
ions taking part in GATE which
began in mid June and continues
until late September. Other
participating countries are
Britain, United States, the
Soviet Union, West Germany,
France, Brazil, East Germany,
Mexico, the Netherlands and
Portugal. The Quadra stationed
600 miles south west of Dakar
will be one of the 36 research
vessels positioned at prearr-
anged stations extending 2400
miles across the Atlantic from
Barbados to West Africa.
The information to be tabul-
ated during the next three years
is expected to help provide two -
to -three week weather forecasts
far more accurate than any-
thing known today, and it has
been predicted to have a conse-
quent saving of billions of
dollars every year.
Dr. Mickle is one of the
Canadian scientists participat-
ing from the Atmospheric
Environment Services in Tor-
onto.
Barry and Cindy Van Alsrine
and Brian and Scott Gaiser hol-
idayed recently with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Jaques.
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Dirk Baker, who has been a
house guest with Mr. and Mrs.
Sim Roobal for the past ten days,
left for more sightseeing in
Canada with his family who
were vacationing with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Dodds and family of
Seaforth. They are leaving soon'
for the West Indies where Mr.
Baker will spend the rest of his
holiday before returning to
Gouda, Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony VanDyke
from Oud-Beyerland, Holland,
are spending a week with Mr.
and Mrs. Sim Roobal and Mr.
and Mrs. John VanDyk are
spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Dodds and family
of Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jaques
spent the weekend with their
son Harold, his wife and boys
in Mississauga.
Mrs. Laird Mickle visited
over the weekend with her two
daughters Mrs. Ross MacMillan
of Waterloo and Mrs. Brian
Collins of Kitchener, and on
returning Monday called on
Rev. and Mrs. Harold Currie
in Sebringville, foru.er Hensall
residents.
News of
Huronview
Members of the Clinton
Christian Reform Church provid-
ed a song service for the resid-
ents on Sunday evening led by
Aire Van Der Ende with devot-
ions by Rev. Buekema. A group
of young people from the
Ottawa area, "The Swim
Team, " who are doing evang-
alistic work with the young
people of the church sang sev-
eral numbers with vocal solos
by Henrietta Stryker.
The "Family Night" program
of band music scheduled to be
held on the lawn was cancelled
due to weather conditions. It
is hoped to have a band concert
each Thursday evening during
July and August and we are
looking forward to a visit from
Clinton Centennial Band on
July 11.
A group of teenage girls work-
ing under the "Opportunities
for Youth Program" will be at
the Home each Thursday and
Friday during the summer and
will provide recreation activit-
ies and individual contacts with
the residents.
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