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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-06-10, Page 19THE HURON exP9piTge. JUNE 14. 1Al anastra from Hope Bay. visited for the weekend. Harry and Irene Sydney have their daughter, son-in- law and two children from Vancouver here for a few days visit. Welcome Harr:, s to Re- gina Street. Junior Farmers help spruce up flower beds On Sunday afternoon you may have noticed the two flower beds at the entrance to Vanastra in front of the Municipal Offices taking shape. About 30 members out of 150 Seaforth Junior Fainters got together for some fun and donated their time, equipment and bought plants to spruce up the area. This club, whose, chairman is Bill Anderson, is the biggest, in Ontario. It' is the sixth project they have done this season for, the,Commun- ity Betterment Project which is part of a pretequisite to -belong to the Province. This is the secona year the Junior Farmer s have plant- ed about 200 marigolds and they will maintain the garden A few other projects they have done recently are plant- ing the flower bed in the front of the Seaforth Post Office, canvassing for the Heart Fund. teaching dance lessons, and working at a benefit for Brad and Sharon Carnochan. This fall they intend to help out at the CiderfeSt by setting up all the equipment and tents. June 2 was grading night for the Judo Club at the Vanastra Recreation Centre. All weight classes tried for 'their yellow belt. In the 60.70 lb. class. Sombath won the medal for all-round tournament cham- pion and also received his •• yellow belt. Kennie Mcilveen received his yellow belt in this class. Tommy Whitaker won the medal for all-round tourna- ment champion and received his yellow, belt in ' the 70-90 lb. class. David Stevenson and Kevin Smith received their yellow belts as well. In the 90 lb. and over class. Alan Borate-Gelok received his medal and yellow , belt. George Whitaker and Say received their yellow belts as well. Congratulationsto all of you from your Sensi. WHITING'S 63 MAIN ST., EXETER UCK VVAREH • USE Ms Wed. At 9 a.m.' Until Sat. At p.m. FREEZER SALE zd1+2110 ifi ll f 411.1.201114. l: Iii; • NOTICE No Sales Tax Until Jutte 30th Special pricing on ELEarRoHoME T. V. s NEW SHIPMENT OF CHESTERFIELDS AND CHAIRS - JUST ARRIVED! Rolls of Carpeting S 527.0680 BrasS Table Lamps. LTD. Seaforth Ae. Choose From 6 Different Sizes Of IrCeeiviootoe A FREEZERS 5.8-12-15-18-23 Cu, ft, CLIP AND ENTER II Aloteen group meets Sundays at Correspondent RHONDA 13.1E.R0 482,9596• The Alateen• group meet- ing . is held 'every Sunday evening at Vanastra Christ- ian Church. Well, the school year is almost over! Nine days left!, At Vana.stra, Public School they .fe0 it has been a most," *c9$0.1,1',,Y0r. . • Many $0F414. .c4eMS.,Aro -, **Tett fit .44,, The 401sik' OicTo4 .04 viirwAY:i* planned; kir ..ton, 47: After rilf,bo..rtro .W440* and •adults Are- lAieleOtue to take part in this ft n cornpet- Oen. The school hopes for a good turnout.. Wt.-dew day will beheld June 19. They go on sale at 4:30 p.m. for 50 cents' each. If you want hot dogs please do one of two things: 1 - Go to the school before June 12 and purchase your hot dog tickets or send the money to school in an envelope with your oldest child and your tickets will be returned home the same way. The Energy Van was at the school May 28. The Swimming Program at the Vanastra Pool is Stine 12 and 19. Field Spay was. the after- noon of 3une 9 and 11. The Huron County Dairy Princess will visit the school June 15. On June 16 the choir will sing for a retired' teacher's dinner at 12:30 noon. June 8 was a professional activity day. The staff was• engaged in activities design- ' ed to determine sensible strategies for next year. • Awards Day will be June Dr. Foster Cline, a psych- iatrist fhm Evergreen, Col- orado w II be in Huron 'Coun- ty June 24 and 25. He 'will be speaking to ' elementary teachert. board members, ancLinterested_parents-His-- topic will be "Today's Iron- be able to continue his ministry as well in Vanastra. The S.W.1.M. team still needs some items of furni- ture. Please contact, Rev. Mantel 482-7653. Two more new families (Vietnam- es refµgees) have moved into the ;immunity. :They Are IMegPing0 •SPOnsot,04 and have; Iftic,rfieh4 They oaml more frieggilP addition to the present four. Any other volunteers Or, fototliO4' .to •help; contact Rev Mantel. 'Sit* has fOund-kjob and Jan is feeling better. Nursery Sell* luild their graduation party todayjat the home of Elaine Sherban. LIONS/LIONESS NEWS The Vanastra and District Lion's 2nd Annual Ball Tour- nament is almost here: Re- member June 26, 27, and 28. The executive •meeting-will be at the home of John Bjerg tonight. Business meeting is the 17. Rte 'Lion's last Movie Night of the season was held June 5. The children enjoy- ed. "The Puppy Who Want- ed a Boy, Puppy's Greatest Adventure. Our Gang, Little Rascals"and a cartoon. John and Nancy Ducharme. Ken- nie ,Mcilveen. Kim Embling, Gordon Bjerg and Keith Ryan won a door, prize of a one month free swim at the Vanastra Recreation Centre. Scott Dixon and Susan Ryan alto won door prizes of three-months' free Swim- ming. Congratulations kids! Overseeing the evening were Lions Tony Jeacock, Kim Hodgins, John Bjerg and Ken Mcllveen. Attending Officers school in Kitchener June '7 for the Lion s and Lioness Clubs , we're Diane and Jim Ryan, Don and Betty McLean and Jim and Meryl Thomas. The Lion s and Lioness Clubs are having a `fatnily The two tail-twistert; Lion Kim Hodgins and Lioness Diane Ryan, were famished before they finished fining all members in attendance. They make for a great deal of fun which usually continues throughout the evening. Lion Clem Goulding made a toast to the Lioness and Lioness Meryl ThemaS replied. Ljon -Inn Ryan introduced the gqe.st. speaker. Lion Glen -144oPtioairi from woo4tock. who 4j...bst %Arlo -Demo troyern9t1PIM), He Made 4'$P0.0.1, 44 the htditet; ion of the new loan ntenahei. Iris fapel 'pin. t.xo,m„-0.,.Liot 'Wei) 4.40 4c1. the - in action of tie*. officers for the, coming year. fig the. club. They are:: past.,, president, . .:Tony. .Jeacock; president - Clem GoUlding;. 1st vice, Bob Dinsmore; 2nd, Wayne McFadden; 3rd. John 'Bjerg; -secretary. Lion Jim Bjerg; secretary, JiM Ryan; treasurer. Jeff Dixon; lion tamer. Web Stone; and tail twister. Kim Hodgins. The first year directors are .„ Jim Thomas and-Glen -Mc- Lachlin, and second year directors are Bernie Bryan and Don McLean: Congratu- lations, Lions!" MOTHER-DAUGHTER There were 59 people at the Mother and Daughter Banquet June I at the Vanas- tra Recreation Centre for the Brownies, Guides' and • Path- finders. Betty McLean was the mistress of ceremony. Guests included the dist- rict' commissioner, Joyce Ir- win from Clinton; area com- missioner Nancy McKellar, who presented the Guides JoAnn Bernard and Theresa During the evening Lion '"Glen-Mttaelilin- -three raffles won by Lion Jack Merner of Bayfield, Lion Gem Goulding of Vanastra and Lioness Linda .Dixon of Vanastra. Lioness Diane Ryan intro- duced guest Lioness Joan Merner and her husband, Lion Jack, of Bayfield. She did the induction of new Lioness members, Kathy Simpson and Sherri Jayes. Their sponsors, Lioness Kathy McLean and Lioness Linda Dixon, pinned their emblems on. Next, Lioness Joan did the inductiOn for the 1981-1982 executive. They are: past president. June Jeacock; president. Meryl Thomas; 1st vice president, Diane Ryan; 2nd; Linda Dixon; 3rd, Lioness Bonnie Pollock; se- cretary.- Sandy McLachlin; treasurer. Betty McLean; Morrison with their all-round c or ds; and JaLk Riddell. who (*resented plaques from the Government for the Canada Lord to 1 Aerie Lew• is. Carol Beane and Vicki Cantelon. Brownie pre,sen t at tun s also went to JOAnn Bernard and Theresa Mcgrtsnn tor *10 - *pc. Btnwaie Pait, After a delielmwineat put on _ vailagra and ERstrict 1401).A.anhilrY all entosed a •simrt .-Orp, , moilrf0 hcgin, tit the They;, heed nee, leaders .04 • Winners of the regular IttesdaY Night i3uigki held at Vanastra '11.-eCreation Centre for the week of June 2 are as follpws: "first share-the- wealth. Carol Cooper of R .R 2 Kippen. S77: second share- the-wealth. Fred Seers and Mrs. Leonard fetter% th of Goderich. 5'h and third, share-the-wealth Mare Ed- wards of Exeter and Iva Boyes of Clinton $17 . Jack- pot-winner-Of S200 v. as Annie Steep of Clinton . RECREATION CENTRE Anyone who still has base- ball equipment from last season, please return it to Vanastra Recreation Centre. Baseball teams have been set up but they still need More coaches and players. See Cindy and sign up now as baseball season is almost ready to,start. Teams are as follows: T-ball • ages 7 •and under; Tyke Mixed - 9 years and under; Squirt Girls - 11 years and under; Squirt BoyS 11 years and under; Pee Wee Boys 13 years and lioness tamer • Marion Hob- ner; -and tail twister, Lioness Myrtle Goulding. First.- year• -•-directors are Lioness Rhonda Bjerg and Lioness Kathleen Stone and second year directors are Lioness Myrna Smith and Lioness Debbie Riley. Con- gratulatiots Lioness! Lion Ken McIlveen thank- ed PUG Glen 'MacDonald and ,Lioness Marion Hohner presented a gift and thanked Lioness Joan Merner. The Lions and Lionesses presented Lion Wayne and • Jan Ferguson. with .an in-' scribed silver plate in mem- ory of the Club. Best wishes to them as they will soon depart •for the west. Pictures Were taken of the, new executives of the clubs; but what happened to Lion- ess Betty 'and the Thunder was getting mighty close for comfort. under; • Bantam Girls - 15 years and under; Midget Boys - 17 years and under. June 13 and 14 the F.O.L.P. continues its pro- gram- The Vana- stra and District tioness will otter '_for it. At •the TlSCICM1pith Day Nursery .ehildren;have been. taking, a. look at 'rot* for .the lasV :t•Wo weeks, They 41* enjoying: ntalsittl4 theit! own Snagits antl'AeSserIS for "Wilk TOrtt9.04A'.1'.1190-daY• they W.4.1 he taken by bus to Zehr4-1h..GOderich to tour the Store in. 011 areas.,.such its, the meat: department- ,and the bakery department. .On the way back to Vanastra.' if the weather Permits. .they , will have a picnic lunch at June Tompkins Lee in Clinton. John Ducharme is five years old on June 9. • As ot last Monday. June 1 Diane Wilson from Bruce- field will be the Centre"s summer student. She will be employed there for 12 weeks through • the Experience '81 Program. She has just com• pleted her first year of Childhood Education at Lam- pton College in Sarnia. The Special Nursery for the handicapped held in the Vanastra Recreation Centre has been doing its themeAm• various farm animals. They are working on all the animal sounds. Every Thursday morning they go swimming for half an hour and really enjoy it. - . Don't forget Dad on Fath-' er's Day - Sunday June, 21! Best wishes go to John -and Velma Smith who are cele- brating their 43nd weddin anniversary June 17. FRESHEST bread, rolls, pastries; cookies, donuts and over 60 varieties of Canadian and imported Cheese. ZURICH 236-4912 AND .SEAFORTM 527-1803 tasty-nu Bakery Et Cheese House Zurich Seaforth 236-4912 527-1803 bled Disruptive Slat:lent.- Any Vanastra parents inter- ested in hearing Dr. Cline's talk should call the school at 482-7828 for further details. Professional Activity Day s are Jupe24, 25. and 26. School will begin Sept. 8. 198.1 Mrs- MMaloney, who- teaq,es.• -•Itinciergarten, „flgtPug. Ott?' 'ste •t4ke the children to 4torybook Onto: ells hi'. tillidOp, Mrs. ',C,' Iewitt's° ,Orade I Will, Join that;. ' .1tt.O.ratte 4. taught by. Mr.' hc.oCOO11014 they, will be .50114144-eff ]tine 17 to visit the linfoitteunty, Museum. This Historical Gaol: have lunch at the beach (Don't forget to send it with your childl)' and stop at Point Farms Provin- cial Park where they will have a hike and identify animal tracks and types of trees. Mr. W. Nicholl's Grade 5 and 6 class will have a trip too - but for only • those pupils who meet certain standards are set up earlier. They have to earn the privile ge of going. Did you forget? The Vanastra Christian Church had its worship service at 10:00 a.m. This will continue throughout the summer months. Sunday School will begin again in the fall. Rev. Peter. Mantel spoke on "The Holy Spirit and the ,Church". Pentecost wit- celebrated. Chris Guetter was organist. Next Sunday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. there will be a service in Heather Gardens. For the next tWo weeks, starting Tuesday, the synod will meet in Grand Rapids. Tomorrow Rev. Mantel is applying to be certified as a specialist in Marriage and Family Counselling in Toron- to. He has had three and a half years of training and will -be-looking-fora-mere- special- --barbetife•-•jwid---20th--dt---the--- ized ministry, but hopefully Vanastra Recreatiqn Centrea at 2:00. Don't forge; mem- bers. The -Vanastra and. District Lioness Club will hold its business meeting June 11. Please note this change. Also, ladies, don't forget your catering on the 13 and 14 to the Fitness Ontario Leadership Course gang at the Rec. Centre. The Vanastra and District Lioness and Lions had their joint meeting at the White Carnation in Holmesville June 3., -Lion President Tony Jea'- cock called to order before a delicious buffet was set out. Lion Clem Goulding le: d in 0 Canada. Meryl Thomas heads Lioness club PERSONAL GLIMPSES Vanastra had its first out- door movie this weekend. Set up a projector on the back lawn, and aim it at the side of the -fiCnise. your friends and you're all set. Elaine Sherban has her brother Dave and Karen Kyle with daughters Tina and Stacey here for a week of holidays. Happy Birthday to Tony Jeacoe.k June 7. Glen, and Sandy. McLachlin were at a card party last Friday even- ing to celebrate his parents 40th anniversary. Ken McLean. Paul and Marsha had a campout in their tent trailer on the weekend. • The Clem Goulding family spent the weekend in. Toren-. to. ,Jan Ferguson's parents, Lorne and Shirley Peffer An. Expositor ` Classified will Pay 'you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. dl .OPEN: WED. TOURS-EA-FR UNTU:9- OP -Y.7 • .• torr VP-A • PLUS YOU PAY I NO SALES TO BEAT THE BAND TAX a JOHNSON STRIPS 100'S ONLY $2! 9 BAND AID VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE 9 $2 660 rril, ONLY ! 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