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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-06-26, Page 18XIQN NEW ECOR , THURSDAY, Jt 26, M •I c4 The. • Vanastra Recreation Centre . ha$ recently received a Summer Youth Employment grant which has enabled 'it to organize three playground prograzns'in Tuckersmith Township. Three university students, Jeff Baec hler, Mark Baker, and Bonnie McPhail have been hired to organize and implement this program. Each week, playground program will be offered at each of the following locations; Mondays. at Vanastra, Tuesdays at Egmondville and Thursdays at Varna. These playground programs. are open to all children from age 5 and up. Tile programs are scheduled torun from June 30,1980 to August 28, 1980. .recreational games, arts and crafts will be "solve of the regular ac- tivities offered. In ad- dition special events have been planned for the summer. A film festival, superstars competition, pet show, frog derby and an all day bike hike are among the activities' planned. One of the biggest attractions will _be _a_ magic_. show_ presented by Mrs. Andrew Forgrave of Owen Sound, July 28, Another program being offered is a special 'Trip of the Week'. Every Wednesday starting July ms set 2 and ending August 27 an entertaining bras trip has been planned. These will include local trips to Grand Bend • and. Godericj,,I for example, as well as longer trips to the Toronto Zoo and Bob - Lo Island. One of the main ob- jectives of these programs is to integrate children with special needs into the regular activities. Therefore, anyone who is interested in any of these activities should sign up as soon as possible, as all trips are on a . first come, first served basis. For more information, call the . Vanastra Recreation Centre at 482- 3544. Slo•-pitch tourney held This past weekend the Vanastra and District Lions Club hosted their' first annual slo-pitch tournament. The games started on Friday night and carried on all day Saturday. Their was a dance on Saturday night for the teams, where everyone relaxed and danced to the music of the Country Companions. Sunday was an exciting day as the finals were played. In the A. division `Drumbo' came away with the trophy but a good fight was put up by Auburn. In- the B. division Ingersoll won the trophy against Seaforth. The entertainment began at 3 p.m. when the C.F.P.L. Super Stars played the Vanastra Lions All -Stars. The game began with the blessing of the bases. The.Va stra team had some r al celebrities playin for them. Dolly Parton, alias Ken McLean, was out in full form but she .seemed a little confused as to what game she was playing. She had both a football helmet and hockey stick. Ronald McDonald and the Hamburglar (Steve Watch and . Charlie Dowell) came out to help. Its funny Ronald seems to have lost weight since I last saw him and the last time the Hamburglar was convicted they must have put him on the rack he seems to be a few inches taller. Chief Broken Bat of the McLaughlin tribe was also there and did a dance Bombers beat Last Wednesday night, the .Tuckersmith Bom- bers were beat in their first game as they put tip a good fight but the Holmesville team were just a little too good. Ladies: sign up to play slo-pitch as we don't want to be out -done by the men. Give me a call at 482-3080 if you are in- terested. The Tucllersmith Bears lost their first game on Tuesday night against Holmesville, 21-33. So far, they still haven't broken their record of no wins. But the boys and coaches are very confident that they will soon be bringing in the victories. Runs out of road EXETER - A Goderich man sustained miner injuries and his car` received 86,500 in damages when it slid over the bank of a road under reapir in • Usborne Township. Injured was David Rawling, who drove around a barricade to mark the construction work on a township sideroad and then couldn't get stopped when the roadway ended. The vehicle landed on its roof after sliding down the embankment. on home plate and managed to bring rain which was better than our pitcher Stewart McLean got. I guarantee he'l'l never throw spit balls again. A cream pie in the face isn't worth it. We are- still trying to figure out what team the Umpires Rick Fortune and Frank Goulding were for as they seemed to make a few bad calls. Rick held a runner while the catcher tagged him out. He gave a girl from ,C.F.P.L. some help by throwing the ball into the field giving her a home run. But he got his in the form of water bombs, and was a little damp by the end of the game. After only a few innings of, play the Vanastra Lions won the game by a score of 11 to 10. The C.F.P.L. Super Stars passed' out bumper stickers before they left. During the course of the weekend the Lioness ladies were kept busy serving , breakfast Saturday and Sunday morning and running a food booth for the remainder of the Grade 6holds carjtival The past tWo weeks have been extremely bust ones at Vanastra Public school. On Friday June 20th the grade six. -class organized a car- nival and many parents and friends came to the school td help guarantee its success." On Tuesday, June 24th the grade six class; went on a half day excursion to the Goderich area. They coked their own meals in the bush and ,.gent the afternoon studying the wildlife in the hardwood bush. Later that day, thee school choir members were taken to Grand Bend for a pizza party to help pay them for their dedication. Awards day was held on June 25th when Houseleage and. Club bars were presented. Two trophies were presented to grade six pupils by the Vanastra Lions Club, JoAnn Bernard received the trophy for highest marks, while Sheila Maxwell was• recognized weekend. The Lions' Club ground committee would like to thank the following in- dividuals for their sup - pert and help with our new spectator stands and. much needed ball` diamond repairs: Robert Van. Dien Neucker for supplying two tractors and scraper blades; Ball MacCauley for all building materials and cement mixer; Archers Farm Supply for pump and reinforcing rod; H.G. Electric for power tools and cords; Midwestern paving for tractor loader; Anderson Auto Body for painting trash cans; Bruce Linton of Marlin Construction for tools and labour; Lakeland Sand and Gravel for stonedust used on diamonds; Gerrits Barn Equipment for builders level; -Thomson sanitation for 'washroom facilities; Tuckersm ith ' township for fuiding and use of their grader; and special thanks( to all Lions members and non members for their time and labour in making this projeaa reality. Brownies and Guides Last Thursday night .the Brownies and Guides met for a family bar- becue to close out the year. There was also a Guide enrollment in which Connie Belair and Lisa Belair became Guides of 'the first Vanastra Company. Laura Fowlie was enrolled into Brownies and Alison Jeacock, Kerrie Dunsmore, Heather Brownridge, Jean Bernard, Tammy Dowell, Kerri Jerome and Terry Evans all flew up to Guides. They were presented with Brownie T-shirts as farewell gifts from the pack. Mrs. Joyce Irwin, the District commissioner did the honours for these ceremonies. Some other awards were handed out, to Connie Belair for selling the most cookies; Joanne Bernard all round Guide of the year; Alison Jeacock, all round Brownie of the year; and Tammy 'Dowell, most improved. , The leaders would like to thank all the mothers who were so helpful and supporting during the year. Social and dance held for seniors' week An afternoon social and dance was held June 18 at the Vanastra Recreation Centre as a tribute to Senior Citizens Week. Over 120 seniors attended from Fordwich, Clifford, Exeter, Clinton and Vanastra. Music for the occasion was provided by Mrs. Marie Flynn and her band. Prior to the dance, children from the Tuckersmith Day Centre sang songs while Debbie Flynn performed some tap dancing numbers. During intermission each seniors group made their own contribution to the. entertainment. A sing- song, poetry, readings and jokes were among the numbers presented. A lunch of squares and punch was provided and seryed by the Vanastra Lioness Club. A special thanks goes to all par- ticipants and helpers who made the afternoon a success. Pre-school program The Vanastra Recreation Centre, in conjunction with a Spm mer Youth Employment Grant has hired three staff to organize a program for pre-school aged children with special needs. The program will be con- ducted every Tuesday morning (9 a.m. to 12 noon) during July and August and would be specially° designed to Meet the needs of these children. Specific activities would include such things as an exercise period, various 'crafts and games, • films, a snack treat as well as some timeespent in the pool. If , you have a child or know of someone who might benefit from this program, or if you have any questions concerning it, please contact the Vanastra Re rseti+ Ir Centre at 4924544. ..Treats and diplomas were handed out at the Tuckersmith Day Nursery on Tuesday as 19 graduated onto kindergarten and Grade 1.: -The proud graduates included, front row, left to right, Darren Erb," Tyler Brady and Kristen Crawford. Middle row, Shane Kyle, Jason Harrison, Adam Renshaw, Tom Eaton and Patricia Postma, Back row, Tamrni Medd, Angela Tyndall, Mark Johnston, Danny Wildfong, Jarnie Low, Jennifer Burt and Jackie Wildfong. Missing from the picture were Laura Munro, Amande Butt, Aaron Garder, Sherri McLachlan and Kim Dixon, (New,; -Record photo) RED HOTS OR BEEF WIENERS as the most improved grade six pupil. Many of our pupils. received. Canada Fitness awards: Awards of excellence, Samantha Cormier, Alison Jeacock, Christa Lehnen, Penny Lewis, Shelly Bonte Gelok, Benny Bjergo Terri Evans, Colin Thomas,. Heather Brownridge, Sabrina Cormier and Joanne Bernard; gold, Susan .. Lehnen, Lisa Belair, Wayne Dunn whore, Mike McFadden, Billie Jo Hoy, Jamie Plumsteel, Shelly ,Stone; Christine .Davis, Lynn�e- McFadden, Tina Jeffrey, Sh 1ley'Maxwell, Serena Cormier, Virginia Neill, . Alan Bonte Gelok, Susanne Robson, Karen Gonie and . Pam - Bro'wnridge ; silver, Kim Bolger, James Robson, Michelle Govien, Darlene Smith, Liana Cheverie, Tom Kyle, Paul Handy, John McLaughlin, Chris Gill, Tom Mach, Tony Goulding, Shawn Kyle, Nelson Langridge, TanuryDixon, Jean Dowell,BDaernardrya , lathy Low, , Laurie Higdon, Stuart Gates, Ronnie Govrer, Connie Belair, Mary, Mellor,« John Haskett and,Shawn. Dixon, bronze, °Ricky Crich, Bryan Thomas, Tim, Plumsteel, ' Teresa Morrison, Rodney Goulding, Scott Mellor, Tammy Anderson, Kerri Dunsmore, , Norman East, Sheila Maxwell, Shannon Mellor, Jennifer Plumsteel, Kathy Gah- wiler. 3 Bingo �'♦ .� ners .. The first share -the - wealth bingo for $69 was claimed by -Debbie -Riley qt, Kinburn, The third share -the -wealth of $72 was taken' home by Pat Carpenter of Vanastra, and Bertha Gibb of Clinton was the lucky winner of the $200 - jack- pot. FRESH! YOUNG ONTARIO PORK SIDE SPARERIBS yip 00, zehrs1 fine markets... of fine foods LIMIT ' 4 LBS. PER FAMILY SCHNEIDERS FROZEN PURE r BEEF rfEAK TTE 500 g. PK . • SCHNEIDERS SIDE BACON EDD SLI.ES ' 500 9. ,PKG. ...._ 39 • • SCHNEIDERS 10 VARIETIES MINI DELIS 250 g. PKG. 49 • . ZEHRS 5 VARIETIES - SLICED .. COOKED ',MEATS, 175 g. PKG. BURNS ; PORK & BEEF LINK SAUSAGE STORE PACKED 29 Ib. LARGE SIZE MPFIRE BOLOGNA THE PIECE Ib. MAPLE LEAF' FULLY COOKED SMOKED HAM BUTT OR SHANK PORTION S :48• PART SKINNED Ib. PRIDE OF CANADA SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLL BONELESS PORK BUTT 39 Ib. BUTTERBALL t..j OIL BASTED. • OVEN" READY 6.-12LB. GRADE 'A' FROZEN URKEYS SCHNEIDERS*1 39 SMOKIEs_ 3009 PKG SCHNEIDERS - VAC PACKED B LOGNA CHUNKS Ib. 0 ZEHRS MARKETS IN KINCARDINE & PORT ELGIN OPEN 10 AM-6PM TUESDAY JULY 1 SCHNEIDERS JUMBO LOOP STYLE ALL OTHER ZEHfIS MARKETS WILL BE CLOSED POLISH BOLOGNA,SAUSAGE ri • I Y NO-NAM MAC CHEESE OR SLICED 750 g PKG, MOCK CHICKEN.2.19. MAPLE LEAF VEAL STEAKETTES.J3.29 8 SWIFTS SUGAR PLUM BONELESS DINNER HAM_._ �h_ St. ° LB. AT THE DELI NOT AVAILABLE IN ALL STORES SCHNEIDERS BEERWURST, JAGWURST ORA SPICED HAMSLICEOIb.2.59 SALAD DRESSING COOKED HAMSLCEDIb.%9 SHOPSYS SALADIb.49 PRODUCE OF FLORIDA RED RIPE WHOLE WATERMELONS FRESH CUT WATERMELON 1/B's -/30 1/4's1/2's. -Ib. 6 1 LITRE JAR . s BURNS SANDWICH STYLE j e •. NOT A ■ THE \WHA' F itkALLISTORES BLUEFISHTON LBS. 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