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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-07-03, Page 19• Tr "° va�eant mobile hoine wait co pletely gutted' last Friday night In a fire at the MorgannMobile Horne Park at Vanastra Firemen: were called out again' early Saturday.:morning when the. fire reignited` °IW ,the, home, owned by Doug Morgan. .Anotherfire on :Tuesday afternoon, caused severalhundred-dollar$ CSI NTc N 'W'Si•ItECORD. THURSDAY, ' ', flUX 3 ,1$ P 1 One, bloom, hybrid tea, white Or near white, " Kay Campbell, :Bess Fingland, Mrs, 3. W.' Counter. :One bloom, hybrid tea, yellow, Chas. Nelson, John Andrews, Kay Camplll. One bloom, ` hybrid.teas. pale pink, Viola Nelson, Myrtle Reid,' ' Alida, Westerhouq one "bloom,. hybrid tear -deep dee pink*, P. Livermore, Ina •Mae Durst, AIWA Westerhout;; One bloom, hybrid tea, „red, Kay Campbell, ;Chas; "Nelson, Mrs. 3. W. Counter. One bloom, hybrid • tea, bi-. colour or 'blend; Alida Wes}terhout, Mrs • J. W. Counter, P. Livermore. _ One bloom, hybrid tea and • any other colour,'; Kay Campbell, Mrs., J W. Counter, 'B,ess Fingland. One bloom, peace; yellow only: —Vie -tat elso:z Kay -Campbell, _ ... Bess Fingland. ....... One bloo"in, peace, and any other variety, Kay Camp, • bell, Daisy Holland, P. Livermore. One bloom; peace, any variety, full blown: Kay Campbell, Bess Fingland, AlidaWesterhaut. One specutnen, rose, any variety, floating in a Suitable container, Alida We'steirhout, Pat Holland. and Jean Livermore, Three stems: grandiflor4 any colour or colours, Mar g Counter, John Andrews, Kay arpbeli: Three ' blooms hybrid,, ••tea, . any colour . or colours:, Kay Campbell, Viola. Nelson. and, John Andrews, . Tlfee..stems floribundas, Viola Nelson, may Campbell, Chas. Nelson..,Three sterns. climbers, any- colour-- or colours, Mrs...J, W. -,,Counter, Janet McC lincbey. Seven, roses: 'Alida Westerhout, Kay Campbell, —Mar.-g-Counter.-Arran -.i_ of climbers or ramblers, any colour or colours: Marg Counter, Marion Powell. 1 '• • o damage to, the riding lawnmower of Wruee Lockhart, north' of town, (News- •: ",• "."' 9R rd hitt)) did Linda Facchinatio from Hullett. The competition, open to Grades 7.and 8, helps to provide the students with an opportunity to, acquaint themselves with the principles and values of conservation and resource management. At least -20 pages had to be completed for the scrapbook and topics included, fisheries and wildlife managment, forestry ;management, air and waste. management, recreation,' soil management and ,. ---t ate;=irran�t-gement..The five best scrapbooks for each • class - were sub- . rhitted by the .teacher to the 1VIVCA. First prize 'winners received $15, second prize winners got $10 and third prize was $5.. Re p the . BS' Moira ltobinsozr voice Summer fun for tots The . Vanastra Recreation Centre is organizing a w,,tpt-lot` crinp7ini,r program for pre-school zw,ssirm team ,aged children. This program will -begin... ,on MondaLJul 7 and will be_3 held every -Mondi r, Wednesday and Friday from 9:30 -a.m. to noon.: during.J1ly and August. The activities will -be specially designed nee dfor these children and will Maude such things as an exercise period, various games, and crafts, films, a snack break, as'well as some -Time' spent in the pool. The ffee per child is $2 for the summer. ° If ,you wish to have your -child attend Tot Lot or if you have any questions concerning it, please contact the Vanastra Recreation Centre at 482- 3544. Baseball The squirt girls played two ball -games this week. The first game against Varna wasn't finished and -willbe played. over again. The second game against Clinton was close, the final score being 21- 19, in favour of Clinton. The Midget boy. s played on Friday night and lost. .Vnastra across fromthe church.: They will work in the church's summer program in co-operation with the Clinton Christian The Vanastra Christian Reformed Church. Church is going to be Everyone is - invited " to' •e:ped,ourthi gUrnmer lh-77share in this special its ministry- by a SWIM ' team of three girls from Eastern Canada. SWIM stands for Summer. Workshop in-.IVlinistries, a program .e--nt-ire. y organized and financed by. '"Young : People.. societies. Margaret Van. Mansura, Elizabeth Vedder and Marlene Vander Ploeg, all from the • Ottawa area, are. expected to arrive in Vanastra on Friday, July 4. A special welcome 'is being . prepared for the team. A pot luck supper will be held on. --the church lawn; Friday at 7p.m. for their arrival: Afterwards a sing -along is planned inside the church with the musical group The Chapel Lights from Auburn providing special music. The girls will be liOing in one of the newly---. renovated apartments in • Anne Brand from St. Joseph's Separate: School and Sharon Glotisher from Hullett Central were chosen as winners in the Maitland. Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) annual scrap - ,book competition. Dan Reidy from St. Joe's and Arlene . Van deriei from'' Mullet "came .second and third place prizes went to Billy VanNinhuys of St. • Joe's and • Pamela Losereit from, Hullett. Robert Dupee, Glenda Lam- merant, David O'Rourke and. Brian fillips, aTI welcome program. • from -St. Joe's received .honorphif, mentionq as t the hospital - June has been a busy ,month for a number of the Nursing Staff at the Clinton Public Hospital - who have been taking the opportunity to keep Updated._ -Linda Reid and Alice Deichert attended the three day Intensive Coronary' Care Symposium at the Toronto Harbour ' Castle: Hotel. The program was designed for critical care nurses working with cardiac patients. Muriel Maier, Charlene :'Stitherland, Betty Wilkin and Joyce Doig attended a one day Cardiographaphy Symposium at Panshawe' College, London. • . Mary Dejong, Martha Craig and Betty Thompson also attended a one -day seminar. on Obstetrical Update. The topics were assessment of maternal -fetal and newborn high risk patients, for nurses working in Obstetrical Units. Kathleen Chambers, Reg. N., has joined the part-time Registered Nursing staff. Peter Harrison, fourth class engineer of the ...maintenance .department' is retiring this month. The staff presented Mr. Harrison with a chaise lounge:. . . `Dining room table arrangenentr of roses,: not Oyer 12►' high,.. Marion Powell, Viola 1Texson, :K€ Y Campbelt Arrangement .ofroses, suitable',for mantel: Mrs.. 3: W. Counter, Viola Nelson, 'Key Campbell. •.. Rose corsage in plastid" bag With pin; Mr§. J. W. Counter, Kay Camp, ell;,... Viola Nelson. Five stems of Sweet William, Mary J«amiieson, Doxotll'y Williams, Ina Mae Durst. One spilte Delphinium, any colon`: Zia Cudn'tore, Mrsg J. W..Counter Three stems,. any woody 'flowering shrub: Dorothy Williams, Mrs. J. W. Counter,,Ka.yCatnpbell. Pansies, ,7blooms, foliage attached; Alida. Westerhout, Bess Fingladd;• IViary Epps. .Artistic Arrangement ' of Bess Fingland. Arrangement of Mixed Garden Flowers Ruth Bond, r'ia. - -Cu-dmore, Daphne nhnston" Flower ,rangement'using a candle: ay Campbell, Janet -- ,dcClincbey,Marion Powell. Arrangement suitable for a hospital 'bedside in a disposable container : Mrs. J. W. Counter, Marion • Powell, Myrtle ..Reid. Nosegay, using a paper doilies Viola Nelson A-frican Violet,.-sin-gl-e crown: Edith -Wright, Reta Yeo, Myrtle Reid. African Violet, multiple crown, Olive Johnson, Viola Nelson. - — Rex Begonia, any variety, 'potted:. Margaret Anderson, Daphne_ Johnston. Baby's Tears, potted: Dorothy Williams, Mrs. Norman, Margaret Anderson. Classes for children elementary and Junior gardeners .-Arrangement range-ment o f garden -- flowers for 'a graduation:` Michael Pullen, Gwen Holland,Tracy Potter, David Pullen. Arrangement of wayside flowers: David Pii 1en Shawn McCI inche Y' Gwen Holland, Michael: Holland, Scott McClinchey, Michael'Pullen.' Tues day, July and Wednesday, July.9 souiEs H(RcN RECREATION CENTRE EXETER JUDGING 9:00 D� N G �0�111►N1 � � �► AT PUPPY SWEEPSTAKES - WED.,! DULY 9 w ' ADULT4: $2. CHILDREN;51:r •WMILL .R T '2:30 TO 2:30 Y.M. Come, relax with us Sunday! We've prepared a special Buffet just for you. You will enjoy suc- culent Prime RoastBeef, Soup, Salads, Desserts and Coffee, served if you wish in our beautiful garden's. All the food & ambiance you can take ONLY V • in, -and all for just one very tow price! Gather up The WhoTe 1"amily and join us...5-undayT RESERVATIONS REQUESTED • For Reservations please phone '524-21911. 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