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At a special banquet members of the: Vanastra
Lions Club were installed' as officers for the year
last Thursday night. The new executive includes,
front row, left to right, past president, Don
McLean; 1st vice, Glen Goulding; president, Tony
Jeacock; 2nd vice, Jim Ryan; 3rd vice, Bob Din -
News from the nursery
Last week was a busy
time for our little people.
Tuesday they took a trip
to Storybook gardens
with 21 children and 11
mothers attended. They
left at 8:30 in the morning
and after a tour of the
gardens a ride on the
merry go round a
coloring book and , a
Birthday Party,_• at
McDonalds for Lisa
Sherban. They returned
home about 3:30 very
tired but pleased.
Thursday was the
graduation ceremonies..at
Nursery School. Mr. Ross
of the Vanastra Public
School was the guest
speaker and he told the
children a story and then
presented the graduating
class with their diplomas.
They were Kim Embling,
Linda Carrier-,:` Tracy
Ferguson, Liza Gah-
weiller, Shane Kyle, and
Keith Ryan. _.
Elaine, Sherban
presented the graduates
each with a gift. The
junior class was given
diplomas of achievement
Diane Ryan presented
Elaine, Sandy and Julie
the three expecting
mothers with gifts for
themselves and their
babies. A special gift was
given to Jan Ferguaon for
her help over the past two
years and a thank -you
gift was presented to Mr.
Ross for doing the
honours of the day. Mrs.
Maloney and her kin-
dergarten class also were
present to help in the
celebration.
A barbecue was held
afterwards and so ended
another exciting morning
in thea lives of our little
people of the community.
The staff of the Nursery
School would like to thank
all mothers who have
Vanastra gets
$500. from
Exeter
Exeter will contribute
$500 towards the capital
funding of the Vanastra
recreation centre in
Tuckersmith Township.
In making the
recommendation,
Councillor Lossy Fuller
of the social services
committee noted that
about three percent of the
total users, or 48 people,
are from Exeter. These
are handicapped or
senior's and the project
being undertaken is to
make the facility more
accessible for these
people.
"We are fortunate to
have such a centre so
close to Exeter that we
can share in . the usage
of", Mrs. Fuller's
committee noted in their
written report.
""It would cost us a lot
more to build this type of
facility in our own
municipality," com-
mented committee
member Al Epp.
Councillor Don
Cameron said it would be
naive to think the town
could supply all the
services its citizens
require wiithirt the con-
fines of the municipality.
smote. Back row, directors, John Bjerg and Ber-
nard Bryan; secretary, Glen Smith; treasurer,
Wayne Ferguson; Lion tamer, Web Stone. 1Vlissing
from the photo were directors Frank Anderson and
Jeff Dixon and tail twister, Steve Walsh. (Huron
Expositor photo) -
OnS an
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Qn`June5th the Lions
and Lioness clubs got
together for joint in-
duction might.
The, bead table was
piped in by Murray East
and 'guests, included Lion
Glen McDona1 i l ,D,6
directors, John Burg,
Frank Anderson, Bernie
Bryant, J'eif Dixon; and
past president, Don
McLean,
Joan. Merner inducted
the new executive for the
Lioness Club: president,
from Woodstock, Joan Sharon Bonte-Gelok; first
Met'ner; from Bayfield, vice, June Jeacock;
Robert .Bell. ,of Tucker -
smith Council; and Lion.
Mgrray Hohner zone
_chairman.
Lion Glen McDonald
inducted the three new
members to the Lions
club Glen McLachlan,
Web Stone and Charlie
Dowell. Mr. McDonald
also . inducted _ the new
executive for the Lions
CLINTON fi#EW $.RECORD, ThURSD
second. vice, Shirley,
Dinsmore; third vice,
Diane Ryan.; secretary,
Bonnie Pollock
treasurer, Linda Dixon;
lioness tanner, Sandy
'McLachlan; tail twister,
Esther Handy; directors,
Judy Mellor, Debbie
Riley, Myrtle Goulding
and Marion Rohner;. past
president, Betty McLean.
Club, who -are president;—Mr. and Mrs, ---Row
Tony Jeacock; first vice, Langdon put on a display
Clem Goulding; second
vice - Jim Ryan; third
vice, Bob Dinsmore;
secretary, Glen Smith;
treasurer, Wayne
Ferguson; Lion tamer
Web Stone; tail twister,
Steve Walch ; four
given their help and
support over the past
year.
ennis and baseball events on
Tennis lessons have be from 1:30 -
begun but more people The Vanastra Lions
for lessons are needed. Club are hosting a slo-
The cost is $20 for three .pitch tournament on Juni
weeks, each-Tuesday—and--20;---21 and 2 - with—+6 . _ „�� • :
Thursday . evening from
6:30-8. p.m. Tennis club
memberships are also
alV ail`able.
`The. Parkinson's
disease program is,
beginning to catch on
with three more mem-
bers joining Tuesday
afternoon activities.
Anyone who has
Parkinson's disease and
is interested in the
program, please phone
482-3544
Special events coming
up in the near future at
the centre are as follows:
a special needs playday
for mentally handicapped
to be 1-1-.d,.on Friday, June
13, 1980; asenior citizens
social to be held on
Wednesday, June 18,
1980. All seniors are
welcome andwe can
promise a good afternoon
of entertainment. It will
that there is a meeting
next Monday at 4:15 to
practise for the fly -up
teams taking part. Tire
highlight of : the tourney
should be on Sunday with
the championship games
as well as the C.F.P.L.
televition team taking
part. For any information
on programs --
phone Rick Fortune,
Activity Co-ordinator at
482-3544. -
Brownies
This past weekend,
several of our brownies
Alison Jeacock, Kerrie
Jerome,Shelly B. Gelok.
Kathy Low, Jeannie
Bernard, ` Kerri Dun-
smore and Tammy
Dowell attended camp
with the Clinton Brownies
these girls and their
leaders Diane and Sandy
like to extend their
thanks to Janet Cameron
and the other leaders for
being so good to them •
Brownies are reminded
mums, don't forget the
family barbecue on. June
18th:
and slide presentation of
their trip to Japan.
The Vanastra and
district Lioness made a
presentation of $1,000 to
Robert Bell of Tucker -
smith council toward jthe
new addition fund at the
Vanastra Rec. Centre.
Some of our Lioness
members, June, Betty,
Cathy, Shirley and Joyce
went to Seaforth lioness
meeting on Monday night
to retrieve their banner
which the Seaforth club
took.
The Lioness are having
a first attempt at running
a dance on Sept. 20th. The
theme is the 50's and it is
also the Lioness' first
anniversary, so come on
out and help support
them.
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