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Voicings from Vanastra
by Meryl Thomas
On Monday, November 21,
at 6:30 p.m. the 1st Vanastra
Boy Scout Troop will be
holding an investment
ceremony at the Recreation
Centre.
The parents of the boys who
4vill be invested are cordially
invited to attend.
Resource Centre
The Vanastra Resource
Centre will have boxes of
good used clothing to give
away at the centre for the
next three weeks.
Anyone wishing to browse
through these boxes may do
1 so on Thursday afternoons..
The film, "Twelve and a Half
nts" was not available last
eek but it will be shown on
Thursday, November 17 at 2
p.m. Everyone is welcome to
attend.
Church news
The Vanastra Church
• celebrated the Lord's Supper
this past Sunday with
Reverend Boersma of-
ficiating. The service theme
was "Salvaging Human
Relationships".
The church welcomed the
Henry Klooster family from
Mount Bridges and special
friends from Clinton.
Bible Study was held at the
Boersma's featuring 'a lively
oillicussion of "Romans 1-8".
ee couples were present
and the discussion was
followed.by a social hour.
Next week the group'i11
meet at the Gonies' and
discuss "Romans 9-16".
''Wiese meetings are open and
we urge anyone who is in-
terested to come and learn
more from God's word.
4 Thursday evening,
November 17, we have a
planning meeting for "Arts
and Crafts". This program
offers children a Bible story
and craft activity. If you can
help us out, please come to
the meeting at 8 p.m. in the
church."" We need both
teachers and helpers.
Next Sunday, November 30,
Reverend Ted Hoogsteen
from Blyth will give the
message, "Relationships that
Last", a study of how Christ
can add meaning to our lives.
Remember Church School is
at 10 a.m. and the worship
service is at 11:00 a.m.
Swim-a-thon
A swim-a-thon will be
sponsored by the Vanastra
Recreation Centre on
Saturday, November 26 at 2
p.m. Your support for this
swim-a-thon would be
gratefully appreciated
because the following items
are urgently required for our
Vanastra centre. - additional
pool equipment; additional
gymnastic equipment;
equipment for kinder -gym
program; and equipment for
exercise classes.
Participants may start
swimming any time between
Hensall
7 and 2 p.m. Cash prizes of $10
will be awarded for the
following categories: the
youngest swimmer entered;
the most money received and
for the most lengths in the age
groups up to 9 years; 10-14
years; 15-30 years; 31-49
years and 50 years and up.
Free refreshments will be
available for all participants.
For sponsor sheets or further
information, contact the
Vanastra Recreation Centre
at 482-3544.
Thank -You
We would like to take chi;
opportunity to extend our
appreciation to Stuar
Cassels of the Sandpiper Inn
for donating the hall and the
use of his facilities for our
Benefit Dance on November
12th to raise money for
Vanastra Park equipment.
Our thanks also go out tc
the Star-Trex for their
generous donation towards
our cause. Thank -you - Diane
Ryan, June Jeacock, Sandra
McLachlan.
Three Links Club
by Hilda Payne
The ThroqeLinks Senior
.Citizens Hensall met
on Tuesday evening,
November 8 at the IOOF Hall
for euchre. Seven tables were
in play. The .winners were:
ladies high Miss Mary
Broadfoot; gents high Carl
Payne; lone hands Mrs.
Gladys Coleman; door prize,
Rosa Harris; lucky cup, Mrs.
Bert Horton.
At the business session, the
treasurer reported a balance
of $1,186.53 in the New
Horizons account and $477.08
in the general account. As the
New Horizons money has to
be spent by the end of the
year it was decided to pur-
chase further quilting
materials, wool for knitting
and rug making, and crochet
cotton. Mrs. Gertie Moir,
Mrs. Nellie Riley and Mrs.
Anita Bengough were named
to arrange for these pur-
chases. The treasurer also
reported that the monthly
rent would be $10 per moth,
starting on January. The
December meeting is to be a
smorgasbord,supper.
A report of the Fall Rally of
Zone Eight was given by Mrs.
Laird Mickle and Mrs. Rosa
Harris. The spring rally, is to
be held in the Exeter Legion
Hall on Wednesday, April 12,
own at the lanes......
continued from page 6
Debbie's Buddies are tied for
the top position With 28 points.
The Chicken -Coop's have 27
and the Bobcats have 15
points for last place.
In the individual ladies'
_ scoring, Debbie Wise had the
high single of 275 and the high
triple of 697. Jackie Swapn
4had the high average of 177.
Gary Armstrong had the
high single with 286 and the
high• triple with 691 pins for
the men. Jamie Cooper took
the high average of 220.
Molson's Crown
Bruce's Buddies . with 29
p rots have the number one
siTot in this mixed league,
however, they are being
closely watched by the second
place Do Goods who have 28.
The scoring remains close
down the list with the James
Gang in third with 27; the
Corner Pin Six with 23;
Leonard's Dumbells have 21
and the Mac Tacks are last
with 19.
Marie Collins had the high
*single for the ladies with 265
and Jo -Anne Collins had the
triple of 655, while Marie
Collins and Betty Daer tied
for the high average of 206.
In the men's scoring,'
Murray Johnston had the
gh single of 288, Joe Daer
0d 704 for the high triple and
' 8 pins gave Art Burt the
high average of the day.
•
Ladies' Tuesday
Afternoon
The June Bugs are in first
with 44 and the Boyes Girls
are in second with 42 while
Hurman's Harem is close in
third with 41 points.
Nancy's Chics and the
Campbell Supers are tied
with 38 and Rosie's Rebels
have kept the scoring close
with a last place position with
37 points.
4 Lois Gibbings and ,Mona
Campbell both had the high
single with, 251 apiece; but
Mona took the high triple with
608. Nancy Roy had 195 for
the high average.
Crown Mixed
The Sweets have first spot
with 42 points and have a good
lead over the second place
Victors who have 37.
Following down the team
list are: the Luckie Eights, 33
points; the Snowdrops, 32
points; the Super Strikers and
the Bowler Bugs, 31 points
each; the Butterflies,, 24
points;. the Dummies, 22
points.
Sheila Keys had the ladies'
high single with 299 and the
high triple with 689. Valerie
Marriage had the high
average of 247.
Rob Van Damme was the
top bowler for the men.. He
had the high single of 284, the
high triple of 669 and the high
average of 218.
YBC Majors
The Five Stars have 24 for
first place and Kathy's
Clowns have 21 points for
second place. The Zappers
have 14 and the Pickles have
11
Jill Jervis had the ladies'
high single of 217. Louise
Gibbings had 562 for the high
triple and 200 for the high
average.
Bob Falconer was tops in
the men's scoring. He had the
high single of 269, the high
triple of 763 and the high
average of 220.
Clinton Men
Crown No. 2 is in first place
with 38 and Merners No. 1
have 32 points. The Bluebirds
No. 2 team have 27 and
Merners No. 2 have 25.
Bluebirds No. 1 have 23 and
the Crown No. 1 team have
two points for last place.
John Greidanus had the
high single of 324. Doc Miller
had 839 for the hign triple and
Bruce Collins had 224 for the
high average.
Tuckersmith
Misted
Angus' Anglers have 29
points for first place while
John's Jellyfish have 26 for
second and Tony's Sharks are
in third with 24.
Wes' Suckers have 21
points; Mike's Mackerals
have 14 and Bob's Bluegills
are last with 12.
Joanne Hayman had the
high single of 250 and the high
triple of 634 for the women,
while, Angus Hummel was
tops in the men's scoring with
a 261 high single and a high
triple of 676.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1977—PAGE 7
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Even before the 2:30 p.m. starting time of the Holmesville UCW bazaar, ladies gathered
at the White Carnation to examine the various articles on sale. At the baking table were,
left to right, Mrs. Clara Johnston, Mrs. Mable Reid and Mrs. Lyle Hill all of Bayfield.
(phot by Elaine Townshend)
Holmesville TSI hold card party
by Irene Cudmore
Holmesville
Public School
Please note: Gregory
Studios will be at the school
on , Thursday, and Friday,
November 24 and 25 to take
individual and class
photographs.
November 30 will be
professional development
day for teachers. There will
be no school for the pupils as
the teachers hold interviews
with the parents on this date.
WI hold card party
The WI of Goderich
Township held a card party in
the public school or�,Thursday
evening, November' 10. There
were eight tables of cards and
the winners were: ladies'
high, Phyllis Cox; ladies' low,
Thursa Miller; men's high,
Frank Thompson; men's low,
Bill Norman; lone hands,
Frank Thompson.
The chairman of the
recreation committee, Grant
Sterling, presented a
Goderich Township Crest to
Arie Van Der Ende and
Elaine Townshend was
present to take photographs
of the occasion.
Jerry Ginn presented Miss
Townshend with a crest and
he explained that they are not
for sale but may be obtained
by donating $2 to the rec
committee.
The recipients expressed
their thanks for the crests
and lunch and a social time
were enjoyed. Everett
Mcllwain won a prize for
having the lucky cup.
The next card party is
scheduled for Thursday,
November 24 at 8:15 p.m.
Hazel McCreath has,the
Township crests and anone
interested in obtaining one
may contact her at 524-7436.
United Church
Worship service was held in
Holmesville United Church
along with Sunday School for
the children. Rev, John
Oestreicher and guest
minister, Rev. Donald
Pletsch of Port Dover con-
ducted a question and answer
period to inform the
congregation of Rev. Plet-
sch's work in Dierre Leone,
Africa.
He went there as an
agricultural representative to
help develop methods suited
to the soil and climate. While
in Africa he was ordained.
Rev, Pletsch told how the
church is growing more
quickly in some areas than in
others.
After the discussion, Rev,
Pletsch thanked the
congregation for their sup-
port to Missions and Services
which in turn supports the
Youth Exchange Program
that made it possible for him
to work in Africa.
Curling news.
The Countiry Singles Club made a $200 donation last Saturday night to the Clinton Legion
Pipe Band to help them travel to the Rose Bowl parade this January. Left to right dre Pipe
Major Peter Malcolm; Singles president Betty Cardno; treasurer Irene Okahashi; and
Charlie Malcolm and Wat Webster, the youngest and oldest members of the band. (News -
Record photo)
continued from page 6
14, 15, Mixed Invitational
Spiel; January 22, Masters
Playdowns; .February 8,
Farmer's Mixed Open Spiel;
February 11, Valentine
Special Events; February 18,
Men's Open Spiel; March 1,
Farmer's Open .Spiel; March
4, Toronto Dominion Spiel;
March 11, Mixed Open Spiel.
A few of the above events
• • • •
are not totally confirmed and
if there are any changes they
will be posted.
The ladies have a lot of
catering to do this year and it
is understood that some of the
*nen may be willing to help. If
you are a "willing man"
please let the ladies know. An
old curlers proverb states, "A
club that works together,
stays together."
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Following the service, the
Sundayschool teachers held a
short meeting.
The UCW extend thanks to
all who attended and con-
tributed in any way to the
success of the annual bazaar
and tea.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Potter
returned home last Thursday
after visiting with their
daughter Helen and grand-
sons Donald and Robert in
London while their son-in-law
Ken Ashton was recuperating
from eye surgery in St.
Joseph's Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norman
along with Mr. and Mrs.
Barrie Walter visited with
Mr. and Mrs.Kenneth
Trewartha on the weekend.
Diane Collins and her sister
Hazel of Oakville returned
home on Saturday from a
two-week vacation in
Clearvwiatgr Beach, Florida.
Jo -Anne Collins is a patient
in University ' Hospital,
London as a result of a car
accident on Friday,
November 11.
News of Hensall 1
by Hilda M. Payne
Remembrance was the
theme running through the
November meeting of the unit
two of Hensall United Church
UCW held on Monday,
November 14. The meeting
was chaired by Mrs. Joyce
Pepper who read several
short poems. The devotional,
led by Miss Mary Goodwin,
dwelt on the, joys of
remembrance. Joyce read an
article sent by Mrs. Irene
Blackwell on the life of Dr.
John McCrae who wrote, "In
Flanders Field".
For the study, Mrs. Helen,
MacLean took the life of
Florence Nightingale and her
selfless devotion
During the business
session, ushers were chosen
for the general meeting on
December .5 and
arrangements were made to
decorate . the Sanctuary for
the Advent season and to hold
the Birthday party k at the
Bluewater Rest Home.
A contest was enjoyed
afterwards and the hostesses,
Mrs. Grace Drummond and
Mrs. Mona Alderdice served
a delicious lunch.
Ramblings- from... ..
continued from page 6
year-old mare by H.A.
Meadowland - Patty Sue
Grattan, owned by George
Feagan and Gerry Roebuck
of Goderich, was second with
the latter up.
Verdun Vanstone drove
Bay B Hayfee to her second
win of the year for
Holmesville Valley Farms in
2:12,1 in the eighth. She has
also had four seconds and
three thirds from 19 starts
this year. Willa's Ferrica was
third with trainer -driver Ron
Williamson on the bike for
Ted and Bruce Lamont.
Frank MacDonald finished
fourth ,with Irisha Hanover
for owner Lorne Tyndall of
Clinton.
Dapper Dillon picked up his
14th win of the year with
driver Terry Kerr at Windsor
on Saturday night in the
$7,500 trot. The six-year-old
gelding by Dapper Hill - Ann
Key defeated Dart Camp in
2:02.2. Dapper is owned by
Doreen Rowcliffe of Hensall
and , Barry Elliott of Kit-
chener.
NOTICE
Huron -Central
Agricultural Society
ANNUAL MEETING
Tuesday, November 29, 1977
Meeting 8:30 p.m.
at the Orange Hall
Anyone interested is very welcome.
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