Birth Announcement for Thomas Michael Rusch
Samantha and Nathan Guy and Dale Trotter announce the arrival of their nephew Thomas Michael Rusch born December 29 1999. He weighed 7 pounds and .002 ounces and measured 20 inches long. Proud parents are Tim and Sheryl Rusch of Plano with grandparents Dan Trotter Kay Harper Terry Rusch and others.
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Trotter
Thomas Michael Rusch
Thomas
Tim
Sheryl Rusch
Plano
Dan Trotter
Grand Saline
Kay Harper
Lindale
Terry Rusch
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Schaefer announces birth of Nicholas Paul Schaefer
Vernon and Renee Schaefer of Grand Saline welcome Nicholas Paul Schaefer born January 4, 2000 at 1 19 p.m. at East Texas Medical Center Tyler. He weighs 6 pounds 5 ounces and is 19 1/2 inches long. Grandparents are Dennis Barker and Susan Barker. Marvin Schaefer. Cal Ott. Erma Ott. Great grandparents include Bill and Dorothy Barker and Mayme Shields. Bea Schaefer and Frances Honeycutt.
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Vernon
Renee Schaefer
Grand Saline
Nicholas Paul Schaefer
East Texas Medical Center
Tyler
Dennis
Susan Barker
Bill
Dorothy Barker
Oakland
Mayme Shields
Marvin Schaefer
Cal
Erma Ott
Franklyn
Kentucky
Bea Schaefer
Frances Honeycutt
Madison, Tennesse
Salt City FCE meets in Bradford home
The Salt City Family Community Education club gathered January 12 at Wanda Bradford’s Grand Saline home. President Claudine Koonce led the meeting with minutes by Genelle Crocker and plans for a January 25 reception for new agent Peggy Adams at Canton library.
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Salt City
Van Zandt County Retired Teachers sponsor pre retirement workshop
The Van Zandt County Retired Teachers Association invites all county school employees planning to retire within five years to a February 17, 2000 workshop in Canton High School Commons from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. Topics include TRS benefits, Social Security, and TRTA insights. Reservations required. call 567-2580 or 963-7488 or 962-4994.
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van Zandt County Retired Teachers Association
Canton High School
van Zandt County
Wells graduates from Texas A&M with honors in biomedical science
Stephen Christopher Wells, son of Karen Taylor and Charles and LaVerne Haptonstall of Grand Saline, earned magna cum laude with great distinction a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Science from Texas A&M University. He tutored physics and chemistry, edited for Aggielife in The Battalion, winning two first place Texas Intercollegiate Press Association feature-story awards. He plans to attend medical school to become an eye surgeon.
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Stephen Christopher Wells
Grand Saline
Karen Taylor
Charles and
LaVerne Haptonstall
Texas A&m University
Wells
Physics
Aggielife
Battalion
A&m
The
Texas Intercollegiate Press Association
Hay Country Cattlewomen announce 1999 scholarship winner
The Hay Country Cattlewomen of Canton announce Cheree Lindy Moosberg as the 1999 scholarship recipient. She is a Texas A&M College Station student majoring in Agriculture Development, daughter of Jan and Moosberg of Ben Wheeler, active in Van FFA, Kappa Phi, and FFA Alumni, and plans to work in agri selling after graduation.
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Hay Country Cattlewomen
American National Bank of Texas
Canton
Texas Cattle Women
Texascattlewomen.org
Cheree Lindy Moosberg
Jan Moosberg
Ben Wheeler
Texas A&m
College Station
van Ffa
Ag. Science
Hay Country
Merial
Catthewomen
Texas Cat Thewomen
Van Zandt Family Education Club leaders train in Canton
The Van Zandt Family Community Education club held a leadership training at the Dairy Palace in Canton on January 10 at 11 00 am with twelve members attending. Barbara Valenti led the session on Bacteria Food Safety and Handling with Salt City attendees Claudine Koonce Carol Stroud and Jimmie Lou Buchanan. Tips covered cleanliness cross contamination cooking to proper temperatures and safe defrosting methods noting refrigerator thaw times and microwave options.
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Stroud
Claudine Koonce
Genelle Crocker
Mary Swift
Twanna Petty
Janie Maxfield
Jeanene Upton
Carol Stroud
Jimmie Lou Buchanan
Mae Burrow
Mildred Godwin
Grand Saline
van Zandt
Dairy Palace
Canton
Barbara Valenti
Salt City
Carol
Genealogical Society elects new officers for 2000
At the January 22, 2000 Van Zandt Genealogical Society meeting officers for 2000 were installed by Mable Cook. New leaders include Dr. Billy Glen Foster as President Larry Greer First Vice President Ann Bennett Second Vice President Linda Dean Recording Secretary Linda Mays Corresponding Secretary Millie Shaw Treasure Polly Martin Public Relations. Dr. Foster, Canton High School graduate, said it is an honor and privilege to lead.
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The
van Zandt Genealogical Society
Mable Cook
Billy Glen Foster
Larry Greer
Ann Bennett
Linda Dean
Linda Mays
Millie Shaw
Polly Martin
Dr. Foster
Canton Area
Canton High School
Grand Saline ISD honor roll correction and library event notes
Correction notes for Grand Saline ISD six weeks and semester A B honor rolls, leadership selections in a society, and reminders to visit the Van Zandt County Genealogical Library in Canton. Details on library hours, location, and contact. plus FCE meeting updates, new agent Peggy Adams, and a reception at the Canton Library January 25 from 2 to 4 pm.
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Grand Saline Isd
Grand Saline
San Andrea Yarbrough
Shelley Savage
Ruth Abbot
Jean Davis
van Zandt County Genealogical Library
Canton
the Libray
Courthouse Annex
Highway 19
Terrell Street
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