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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-05-14, Page 17The additions and rennovations to the Vanastra Recreation Centre are expected to be completed sometimein June. Tuckersmith Township still as • about $30,000 to raise for the n4i facilities, which are designed to cater to special needs groups. (News -Record photo) Cubs .and Scouts This week he Cabs and Scouts met together at the Reo. Centre to watch, some films. The first one grasped their attention and they really enjoyed it but we lost them with. the Second which was :a go+d fiizt but too boring for kids. There will be no Cubs or Scouts next week which is Victoria Day. Baseball This is the last week for baseball registration and all registration forms must be in by Saturday, May 17 at the latest. Coaches, don't forget the meeting on May 25 at Moira Robinson's at—i. p;m. 1 Social and Community news w-euw�r residents of our com- munity were married this weekend. I personally attended the ceremony and by the couple's request they shall remain nameless at this time. But residents of Vanastra who know them will know THIS CLINTON NWS-Rg who I um speaking of. ,first Share the wealth. - The ibride wore. a floor Gloria Allaway and length dress of bab blue Vera Bennett each with white accessories received $5 for thetop and carried a bouquet of and bottom line in the pink roses and white second share the wealth. carnations. Her matron Debbie Wallace claimed of hpnor wore a coral blue, the $29 prize and Phyllis. floor length gown and Lee got $5. The, $34.50, carried a.'bouquet of coral jackpot was split, two roses. and white car- ways by Susan Wa»iar nations, The bridesmaid and RobertShultx•. wore a dress of aqua and The °lucky jackpot carried lemon yellow .winner of WO was Robert roses and white car- Shultz.. nations, Two tiny at- There will be no more tendants led the bingos at Heather Gar- procession down the dens for the summer but aisle. The bride was they will resume in the given in marriage by her fall. father, also a well-known resident of Vanastra. Guests came from Newmarket, Aurora and Vanastra. The wedding and re'eption was heldJn. the home of the bride's sister. Bingo at Heather Gardens The winner of $5 for the outside square was Marlene Hart, Cheryl Strong and Valerie Miller each received $13 in the Public School news Education Week at the Vanastra Public School 0 THURS A' MAY 1$a 10`$.i' 'AGE17 this Club hope to compete in the Regional Track Meet. Several practices have been held for Music Night. This week several replies have arrived at the .school as a result of -Balloon' Day. • Letters from ;as far away as Farmington, - Michigan have been received to date. - Track and ,Field' Fire causes Fire destroyed three barns and a tractor on farms owned by brothers Glen and Neil Beuer- mann early Monday causing about $100,000 was very busy indeed, On . damage and prompting MOn,da.. -the•- boys --and. an investigation • by girls planted four dozen trees outside the school. On Wednesday, parents were given the op- portunity_ to visit 'the school and watch their child in action. A Track and, ' Field Club was started. The members of provincial police a iWTh ' Ontario fire marshal's office. The ---farms are about four kilometres apart in McKillop Township. Spokesman for the Seaforth and Blyth fire departments said flames broke out about 12:30 practices will' be taking place each: day froth 12; 30 to 1 p.m. in preparation for Field Day. • A reminder that Monday, May 19th: is Citizenship Day. Ther will be no classes on Monday. Music Night takes place at. CUSS on. Wednesdays May 21 at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are now on sale.at the school, ..own Centre needs more funds by Cath Wooden Tuckersmith Township is about half way to its goal of raising its share of $62,820 to pay for the addition and renovations to the Vanastra Recreation Centre. The township has raised $30,341 so far, according to Tuckersmith clerk, Jack McLachlan, Individuals have donated $2,088, service clubs $5,968, companies $2,335, foundations $150, and there has been$19,000 raised in .. ----1114g-P5,,. ... _ ...�__ _. �_ - . - -- The total cost of the projectis about $283,000. Of that, the Community Recreation Centre's Act will pay_ $187,000 and Wintario will grant about $30,000. The project is due to be completed in mid-June, said McLachlan. The addition to the centre will enlarge the building by about one third. The new part will include an a.m. and were out of control when firefighters arrived. There were no injuries. • . A wooden livestock barn valued. at $25,000 and a tractor parked close by worth about 0',0O0 were eStroy'ed qct°- -- the . Glen Beuermann farm on Concession 13. Neil Beuermann lost two vacant barns valued at $50,000 on his farm on Concession 14, north of his brother's farm. Causes Of the fires have not been determined. 4 entrance, two activity rooms, a kit- chen, two shower and change rooms and an exercise room: The present corridor is being renovated in order to make it accessible for handicapped people. At present the recreation centre houses the only indoor swimming pool in Huron County, a health spa con- taining some mechanical exercise aids, a sauna and an auditorium. Rick Fortune has been hired as co- .. ordinator.._of-.ew..paCograatn.o introduced once the project is com- pleted. The programs are designed to • cater to special needs groups from all over Huron County, such as Arc Industries, Bluewater Centre, Huron Hope School and Queen Elizabeth School, and group homes. The additions will also make the recreation centre more ac- commodating to the general public. fine markets... of fine foods REGAL FOREST BRAND 10 Ib.BAG CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 1#9 4.5 LITRE FAMILY SIZE COCA -SOLA US $19, Hensall area news by Bertha MacGregor Presbyterian WMS The Women's Missionary Society of Carmel Presbyterian Church met on May 5,. with president Mrs. Harvey Hyde conducting the meeting. Plans were completed for the WMS 90th . an- niversary and the Arnold _Circle Evening Auxiliary's 50th birthday on June a.-Mrs--Eig1ert is to be the guest speaker. An invitation was received from the Hensall UCW to attend their meeting on June 2, when Mrs. Jean Moffatt of Waterloo will speak on Amnest International. The next business meeting will be held June 9. To finish the meeting, Mrs. Hyde read a prayer by Chief Dan George. Ladies Aid President Mrs. Al Hoggarth presided at the Ladies' Aid meeting on May 5. Mrs. Hyde gave the treasurer's report and Mrs. John Bell gave a report of the card and flower committee. Mrs. Ruby Bell reported for the quilt group. Amber Lodge The regular meeting of the Amber Rebekah Lodge was held on. May 7 with Noble Grand Mrs. Hazel Corbett presiding, assisted by Vice Grand Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, who reported for the visiting committee,. Mrs. Irene Blackwell, financial secretary reported the balances. Several members' at - tented the dessert euchre and bake sale at Huronic Lodge in Clinton on Wednesday. An invitation was received to attend a dessert euchre at Edelweiss Lodge, Seaforth on May 14. Chiselhurst UCW The Chiselhurst UCW held their monthly meeting on May 6 in the church with Mrs. Mary Brintnell in charge. Mrs. Ken Parker conducted the worship and Mrs. Ted. Roberts took the.;roll NEILSONS REGULAR OR CALIFORNIA MIX ICED TEA call with members giving a green thumb hint. Invitations were received from the Hensall United Church to attend their June meeting when the guest speaker will be Mrs: Jean Moffatt .from Waterloo. An in- vitation was received from the Carmel Presbyterian WMS, who are celebrating their 90th anniversary and from the Arnold Circle Eve_ n_ ing Auxiliary who • are celebrating their 50th anniversary on June 3. A donation was made to the In Society com- mittee's request for garden seeds and members were reminded to have all Zehrs grocery tapes in by the June meeting, as well as used clothing for the mission in London. A donation for blankets was sent to the overseas relief and the study book, To Be A Christian in Japan was given by Mrs: Harold Parsons. MIX =<o.. REGULAR 16 oz. PKG. 199 WHITE OR ORANGE PLASTIC AND COATED -STEEL HIG HLINER BLUEFISH STICKS ?. BATTER 14 oz. PROS. '19 KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP •• 1 LITRE ,JAR WHITE OR ORANGE PLASTIC AND COATED STEEL GARDEN & PATIO CHAIRS GARDEN & PATIO TABLE 99 .'4 .99 EACH ESSO BARBEQUE LIGHTER FLUID EACH, a2 0:. TIN ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. W.A. Schilthuis and Dr. D. Leeper arepleased to welcome DR. KAREN L. GALBRAITH as their new associate in their mixed animal practise RAY -O -VAC COMPLETE WITH 6 VOLT BATTERY' FLOATING LANTERN 59, PRODUCE OF CALIFORNIA NEW POTATOES LONG WHITE 6pir,22:r1;?",23 GARDEN & PATIO UMBRELLA CHROMED GRILL .99 EACH ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT DANDY 24" BARBEQUE 73!! MORVAL DUROFOAM 40 LITRE STYROFOAM= COOLER 277 Karen has recently graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph. Past experience in Prince Edward Island, .Saskatoon, and various clinics has made Karen very eager and suitably qualified for both Targe & smell animal professional services. Raised on a beef dairy farm, Karen is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Brad & Evelyn Galbraith of R.R. 3 Wingham. BY THE POUND CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE NO. 1 NEW 10 LB.$ POTATOES 78 BUD OF CALIFORNIA NO. 1 GRADE HEAD LETEUCE!J9# PROD. OF U.S. MILD GREEN F ONIONS BUNCHES4 a9 9 CANADA NO. '1 GRADE PROD. OF U.S. CRISP RED RADISHES _ _P.°_`_ by PROD. OF U.S. NO. 1 SPANISHA, ONIONS_ m � _ -431. ONTARIO GROWN CAN. NO. 1 OARROTS ONTARIO GROWN N0. 1 ENGLISH CUCUMBERS - 99# FANCY S. AFRICAN APPLES GRANNY SMITHS_ 79t PROP. OF CALIFORNIA LEMONS CI F O St R DOLE SWEET JUICY PINEAPPLES.. _ _ _ ONTARIO BPROUTS.a 49° FRESH CUT FLORJDA WATRMELONQ 22° WHOLE RIPE WATERMELONS