Clinton News-Record, 1979-11-01, Page 16•
PAGE 16--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THLTRSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 , 1979
Peter Mantel
New minister for church
The action committee
of the Vanastra Christian
Church is proud to an-
nounce the appointment
of Rev. Peter Mantel as
their new pastor.
Rev. Mantel was born
in Holland and emigrated
to Canada with his family
in 1949 and settled in the
area between Hamilton
and Guelph. He received
his theological training
at the Reformed Bible
College in Grand Rapids,
Calvin College and Calvin
Seminary.
The first church that he
served was the Rehobeth
Christian Reformed
Church in Niagara Falls,
Ont. and the second was
the Calvary C.R.C. in
Ottawa which he served
for six years.
From 1972 on he took
two years of full time
clinical training in
Pastoral Counselling.
One year of this training
ministry was in Toronto
General Hospital and the
other year in Hamilton
Psychiatric Hospital.
Upon completion of this
training program he
served 31/2 years as a
prison chaplain in
Millbrook Correctional
Centre. Since he was still
interested in Pastoral
Counselling among the
churches, .he • started
further training at the
Cambridge Interfaith
Pastoral Counselling
centre in January of 1978.
He is now in his first year
of internship in the
specialized area of
marriage counselling.
Presently this course
takes him three days per
week, Tuesda\y to
Thursdays, to Cam-
bridge. He has been
appointed by the
Christian Reformed
Church to serve the
Vanastra community as a
pastor, a teacher and a
spiritual leader and he
will be working together
with a committee con-
sisting of persons in the
community and mernbers
of the Clinton Christian
Reformed Church.
Rev. Mantel wa:,
married in 1955 to his wife
Evelyn, who was born in
Michigan and was at-
tending the Reformed
Bible College in Grand
Rapids at the same time.
They have five children,
two of whom are living at
home. Melinda is 12 years
old and attending the
Clinton Public School in
Grade 7 and Pam is 13
years old and in Grade 8.
Rev. Mantel and his
family have moved into
our community and live
at 86 Victoria Blvd Hp ic
looking forward to
meeting the people Of
Vanastra and invites all
and anyone who wishes to
coritact them to do so.
The phone number of the
church is 482-7376 and his
home number is 482-7653.
Rev. Mantel's* first
Sunday Service .at the
Vanastra Christian
Church is this coming
Sunday Nov. 4 at 10 a.m.
Mrs. Roberta Banks of
Vanastra will be guest
organist and the Clinton
Christian Reformed
Church choir will be
performing for the
special service, at which
there will also be a
number of dignitaries
from surrounding
churches. So please feel
free to come out and take
this opportunity to meet
the new minister of our
Vanastra Christian
Church.
Winners at a recent swimathon at Vanastra included, left to right, Karen
Whitmore of Seaforth who rasied $118; Pat Webster of Brussels who raised
$72.50 and Ann Fydenchuk of Crediton who raised $46. ARC Industries of Dash-
wood was the group to raise the most money, gathering $350. Betty Cardno,
rear, representative of the Country Singles presented the trophies to the
winners. (News -Record photo)
Sharon's recipe corner and hints
Helpful Hints
Children born near
Christmas often feel
,cheated so why not
celebrate their birthdays
on another day - a holiday
or on the birthday of a
favourite friend or
relative.
Save champagne
bottles from a wedding
reception and as a gift for
their first Christmas or
their first anniversary,
present the couple with a
set of drinking glasses cut
from the bottles.
'Children's artwork
makes great gift wrap for
grandparents.
For someone in the
hospital, choose a "-for-
ward-looking" gift that
he or she will be able to
use once they're well and
at home again.
Recipe Corner
Christmas Cake
cup butter
11/4 cups brown sugar
3 eggs, beaten separately
one-third cup milk
23/4 cups pastry flour
2 tsp. baking powder
3/4 lb. bleached raisins
1/4 lb. shredded cocoanut
(not long)
1/4 lb. red cherries
1/4 lb. green cherries
ib. almonds
1 Ib. gumdrops - cut up
1/4 1h. mixed peel
• 1 tsp. almond extract
1 tsp. vanilla •
1 tsp. salt
Rec. Centre news
On Tuesday, October
23, a Senior :dance ac-
tivity day was held at the
Vanastra Recreation
Centre. Over 100 seniors
and volunteers par-
ticipated to make the
afternoon a success.
Mrs: Marie Flynn and
the Huron Strings
provided the music for
dancing and songs.
Those in attendance
were from Braenior
Nursing Horne, Exeter;
Blucwater Rest Home,
Zurich; Queensway
Nursing Home,. Hersall.;
1<ilbarchan Nursing
Horne, Seaforth
Huronview; Fordwich
Senior Citizen. . Club,
Zurich Senior Citizen
Club.
The various clubs and
homes provided en-
tertainment between the
dances . and singing.
Refreshments were
served by the Vanastra
Lioness Club.
The afternoon ended on
a happy note with talk of
another special day in the
near future.
• Swim-a-thon •
The Vanastra
Recreation Centre 'would
like to thank all th4Ae who
participated and .spon-
sored -the Vanastra
SVvim-a-thon, October 20,
1979. A total of $650 has
been pledged. It is hoped
that this money. will, be
collected and turned in as
soon as possible.
We would also like to
thank the Country Single
for donating the three
trophies to our top pledge
collectors.
Congratulations - first
prize went • to- Karen
Whitmorb; Seaforth
($11fi.30);..21-41p,i.ze Pat
Watson-, Brussels
($72.50); 3rd ' prize was
Anne Fydenchuk,
Crediton with $46.00.
An honourable mention
should go to ARC
Industries Dashwood who
collectively raised ap-
proximately $350.
Teen dance
The Lioness : Club is
holding a Teen Dance on
Nov. 16 at the Vanastra
RecrOation Centre from.
8:30 p.m. to -12 a.m., and
it's open to all kids 12 to 18
years old.
Bake at 275 degrees for
31/2 to 4 hours. Small pans
bake faster. Store two
weeks before serving.
Gumdrop Cake
Beat well:
2 eggs _
3/4 cup margarine
Add:
pinch salt
11,2 cups crushed
pineapple
1 pkg. red and green
cherries
1 lb. raisins
1' pkg. mixed fruit
1 tsp. almond flavouring
1 pkg. red and green
gumdrops
3 cups flour
.2 tsp. baking powder
Bake for 21/2 hours at
275 degrees in 2 loaf tins.
Bingo
Share -the -wealth
winners for October 23
bingo were: Doreen
McGlynn, and Anita
Faber, $35 each; Ann
Bassett of Goderich and
Mrs. Ohm of Wingham,
$42 each; and Vera
Marsh, Wingham, $86.
The $200 jackpot winner
was Iva Reid of Hensall.
Public School
news
Many exciting events
were held on, October 24
for "Day of the Child". At
9:30 a.m., Mrs. F.
Fingland displayed her
doll collection in the gym.
In the afternoon nearly
all the children including
staff dressed in
traditional costumes
from other lands.
At 2:45 p.m., our in-
ternational bazaar of food
and baking opened, and
Mr. Ross cooked and sold
his famous Canadian
hamburgs. We had a
most interesting and fun
day!
On Monday, October 29,
Vanastra hosted visiting
teachers for workshops
on their Professional
Development Day.
The weatherman gave
us a nice day, at last, for
our Cross Country teams
to attend the Cross
Country run in Hullett.
We are proud of our
children taking part and
of Mr. McConnell who has
trained them for many
nights after school.
Personal
notes
Congratulationto
Greg Schmidt for winning
first prize in the pumpkin
contest at the Suncoast
Mall. Greg's pumpkin
was chosen the best in the
12 to 15 age group.
W 1
e come home to Mr.
Alan Sourbutts after his
trip to England.
Welcome home to June'
Tomkins after her short
stay in hospital. Hope
you're feeling better
soon!
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difig La,
Laura Munroe, 5, of Vanastra, shows her mother Carol her picture during an
open house at the Vanastra Day Care Centre last week. The Centre, which is in
its fourth year, averages about 20 children a day, taken care of by supervisor
Karen McEwing, two full time teachers and one part time teacher. (Wilma Oke
photo)
Brownies have
Hallowe'en
Don McLean, Lions
club president and Ken
McLean, a Lions club
member, judged the '
Brownies' costumes at
their Hallowe'en party.
Prizes were awarded for
the funniest, scariest, and,
most original costumes.
The winners were:
funniest - Susan 'Ryan,
hobo, and Kerri-Ann
Jerome, farmer; scariest
- Allison Jeacock, pirate,
and Sandy Ryan, Witch;
original - Paula Jeacocit,
leprechaun, and Shelley
Bbnte-Gelok, gypsie.
Special thanks to,
Debbie RileyY and Sharon
13onteaGelok for making
ciookies for l the Brownie
pack. A fun evening was
had by alit -
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ity news and notes
Cubs
The Vanastra Cub Pack
had their Hallowe'en
party last Monday. The
boys played several
games which included
bobbing for apples and
peanut scramble. The
costumes were picked as
to best costume and
secondbest.
First place was won by
S.cott Mellor as, "Tweety
Bird" • and second place
went to Paul Handy as
"Puff the Dragon".
The Vanastra
Brownies, Cubs, Guides
and Scouts will be taking
part in the Remembrance
Day Service in Clinton.
Group parent
committee
The group parent
committee met on
Sunday Oct. 28 and
discussed the bazaar
scheduled for Dec. 1.
Most will be putting
crafts in the bazaar
which will also feature
special tables of quilts
and ceramics. The
Lioness Club will be
featuring a table for th
kids to buy for morn.
The' tickets are being
made up for the Turkey
Draw, which will be
drawn Dec. 15, Tickets
for this will be 50 cents
each.
The float for the
Godericb Santa Claus
parade was also
discussed with the theme
which is "Christmas in
the year 2000". Some
great_ ideas have come
forward, so watch for our
float on Dec. 8 in
Goderich.
Lions Club
The next project for the
Lions will be their
Christmas Dance, to be
held in the Vanastra
Rectleation Centre on
Nov. 23.
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