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Lioness Club formed
On Sunday, April 8, 21
women met at the home
of Mrs. Betty McLean to
try and set up a Lioness
Club in Vanastra.
Mr. Clem Goulding, our
liaison from the Vanastra
and District Lions Club,
read the bylaws. The
Lions club have agreed to
sponsor the Lioness Club.
It was agreed that the
club should be started
and hold meetings on the
first Thursday of every
month. The fee that was
set for entry into the club
is $10 per person, for a
year.
We then elected of-
ficers for the club these
being: Betty McLean,
president; Shirley
Dinsmore, secretary;
Linda Dixon, treasurer;
Cathy McLean, Lioness
Tam; Diane Ryan, Stem
twister; Myrna Smith,
first vice-president; June
Jeacock, second vice
president; Carol
Mcllveen, third vice
president. Our three
directors are' Mert
Goulding, Sharon Bonte-
Gelok and Peggy
Hammond.
The executive will hold
its first meeting next
Monday, April 16.
The Lioness Club is
open to all women who
are 18 years of age and
over. All those women in
the community who are
interested in joining,
please contact Mrs. Betty
McLean by Monday,
April 16 at 482-7025.
Lions cancel dance
Due to the bad weather
on Friday, April 6 the
Vanastra and District
Lions Club had to cancel
their "Spring Frolic".
But instead held a small
party for the residents of
Vanastra. There was a
good turnout for this
event and a good time
was had by all.
Mrs. Betty McLean
won the door prize, a
Diefenbachia plant.
The big event of the
night was the draw for
the Sharps color TV,
which was won by Mel
Hohner of Clinton.
Congratulations Mel.
Keith Hohner was the top
ticket salesman and was
presented with a special
cup. Clem Goulding was
runner-up for ticket
sales.
The Lions wish to give a
special thanks to Lion
Bernie Bryan for his
handling of the draw for
the television.
Thank you to those
people who supported us
in our draw and at the
small party on Friday
night.
Brownies, Cubs and Guides
My Brownie Meeting
In Brownies we had
opening and went to our
classes. For class, first
we planted grass on a
sponge and then we
talked about the flags. I
got one'badge. I have one
more to do for ' my
writers. Penny and Mary
did a play for us, it was
called "The Space
Brownies and Space
Leader", it was very
good. We had pow -wow
and closing and went
home. - by Heather
Brownridge.
Cubs
This week at Cubs we
worked on learning about
the telephone book and
how to use the telephone.
This is one of the final
requirements for our blue
star.
There will be no
meeting on Monday night
April 16. Instead we will
meet Monday afternoon
at Akela's home at 2:30
p.m. sharp. We will then
walk to the sewage plant
for a tour. Our clean-up of
the park scheduled for
April 13 has been can-
celled.
Guides
On April 4 Jo -Ann
Bernard was enroled in
the 1st Vanastra Guide
Company. She also
received her p,tblic
speaking badge.
For the past several
weeks the girls have been
working hard on various
badges and they were
presented at the
enrollment ceremony.
The girls who received
badges are Kim Bolger,
Pam Brownridge, Teresa
Morrison, Kathy Davis,
Karen Ann Gonie, these
girls received first aid
and public speaking
badges Christine Davis,
emergency helper public
speaking; Brenda Hay,
public speaking; Valerie
Lewis, landgirl,
emergency helper,
homemaker; Penny
Lewis, landgirl,
emergency helper, public
speaking; Dawn McLeod,
homemaker, emergency
helper, public speaking;
Charlene Merpaw,
emergency helper, public
speaking; Darlene Smith,
•first aid and public
speaking; Wendy
Tomkins, cook and
emergency helper.
At the last meeting the
girls -were also tested for
their Keep -Fit and
snowshoe badges which
they will receive shortly.
Resource centre
The next workshop to
the Community
Development and
Leadership Program will
be held on Thursday April
19 at 7:30 p.m., at the
Recreation Centre: It is
not too late to register for
this eight week program.
Please call 482-7972 for
further information.
Mini Teens will meet at
the regular time Thur-
sdays after school at
I Townhouse A4. This week
we're going to make
something special for the •
Easter season.
Ladies' afternoon craft
classes will meet Wed-
nesday afternoon. Any
lady interested in crafts
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MANAGENENT
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Social news
April 21 is Support Your
Hospital Night. The
Hospital is .holding a
dance at the Vanastra
Recreation Centre with
music supplied by the
"Star Trex." Tickets are
$10 a couple and are
available from the
hospital and the Vanastra
Recreation Centre.
There will be no
Brownies Monday, April
16.
Don't forget the pop
bottle drive by the
Brownies, Cubs, Guides
and Scouts on April 28 at
10 a.m.
Next week Scouts will
be held on Wednesday,
April 18.
FEDERAL
BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT BANK
please feel free to join us
from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. for
ceramics, quilting and
needle craft.
A questionnaire was
sent home to all families
with school age children
from the Vanastra Public
School. We thank
everyone for their
cooperation in returning
these promptly to the
school.
A random survey by
interview will be carried
out for people who don't
have children attending
this public school.
The draw was not rigged, claimed the Vanastra Lions. It was just pure luck
that Mel Hohner won a 20 -inch color television in a recent draw. Mel's father,
Murray Hohner (right) is president of the Lions Club. Over 1,20.0 tickets were
sold on the television, donated by Pete's TV in Clinton. Proceeds from the draw
will go to community work. (News -Record photo)
Church gets minister
Rev. R. Kooistra will be
guest preacher this
Sunday at the 11 a.m.
service. He is student
chaplain at the
University of Waterloo
Organist will be Mrs.
Roberta Banks and their
will he - special music.
Everyone is very
welcome to attend
Church this Easter
We are also very happy
to report that Rev. Jack
Zandstra will be corning
to serve in the Vanastra
Christian Church for six
months starting the end
of this
months,„
As he will
he in the community
temporarily he and his
wife will need furnishings
for their home. The
following items will be
needed • double hed with
a firm mattress, single
bed, silverware, utensils,
linens, dishes, kitchen
table and chairs, couch,
end tables, coffee table,
lamps, pots and pans and
a bookcase.
If anyone from the
community is able to lend
out these items in six
months please call either
Ruth Gates at 482-7071 or
Tina Baker at 482-3647.
Hensali news.
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pleted. Mrs. Earle Rowe
and her committee
served lunch.
United news
Palm Sunday services
were held at Hensall
United Church with Rev.
Garnet Husser in the
pulpit and Richard
Fujarczuk at the organ.
The choir sang the an-
them, and the sermon
was "'See the Christ
Stand". Christ is the
champion of goodness in
the battle against evil. He
showed this on Palm
Sunday by casting out the
money changers and
traders in the temple, two
days later when sup-
porting the woman taken
in adultery and thirdly, at
the feast in Simon's house
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