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Wayne Ferguson of Vanastra got a real education last Thursday night when his
daughter Tracey (left) i nd son Ronnie (right) taught dad some of their Kin-
dergarten and Grade 1 words at the Vanastra Public School open house last.
week. (Shelley McPhee photo)
Crafts course offered
On October 20, the
Monday night group
which includes Braemore
Manor and two Exeter
group homes were
treated to free coffee and
doughnuts supplied and
served by the Vanastra
and District Lions Club.
Anyone interested in
taking a crafts course,
please phone the centre
at 482-3544.
Bingo winners this
week were:. first share -
Ivan Mocan, RR2 Blyth;
third share -the -wealth,
Wayne Dowell, RR2
Clinton and Edna Adams
of RR2 Wroxeter. The"
jackpot was won by
Crystal Taylor of Lon-
desboro.
Personal glimpses
Get well wishes are
extended to Norma
Goulding, a patient at the
Clinton Public Hospital.
Farewell to the Wayne
McFadden family who
moved to Clinton last
type -wealth; Alice weekend _._..__ .._..
Brandon, Bayfield; Mr. and- Mrs. Lorne
second share -the -wealth, Peffer from Hope Bay
visited the Wayne
Ferguson family for the
weekend.
Welcome to the com-
munity to Al and Arleen
Edwards and children
Sherri, Chris and Dana.
They reside at 5 Toronto
Blvd.
Hensall news and notes
by Bertha MacGregor
Raymond Riley dies
In Fullarton Township,
(.Perth County Road) , on
Wednesday, October 22,
1980, Raymond R. Riley,
beloved son of Ross and
Loretta Riley, RR2 Staffa
died in his 19th year.
He was a brother of
'Ronald and Sheila at
home and Mrs. Steven
(Cheryl) Smith, Mitchell,
and a grandson of Mrs.
Elizabeth Riley and Mrs.
Elizabeth Connelly.
Following visitation at
the Bonthron Funeral
Home, Hensall, a public
-- funeral .service . was_held_
from Hensall United
Church, . Saturday,
October 25. with Rev.
Stanley McDonald of-
ficiating. Interment
followed in Staffa
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were
Donald Cole, Bob Van
Volkengoed, David Van
Allen,: Andrew Laing,
Bruce Nairn and Bradley
Marsden. Flowerbearers
were Ronald Murray, Pat
Riley, Wade Riley, Bob
Harley, John Munn and
Ross Alexander.
Socials
Miss Margaret Hyde of
London was a weekend
visitor with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Hyde. 0
Mrs. Jessie Armstrong
returned home after
visiting with her
daughter and son-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Don Flear
at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Don
MacLaren, Jodi and
Brooke of Oakville were
weekend visitors with
Don's mother, Bertha
MacGregor.
The November meeting
of the WMS of Carmel
Presbyterian Church will
be held on Monday,
November 3rd at 2 p.rn. in
the church school room,
followed by the Ladies
Aid meeting. Please note
the time change.
Mr. , and Mrs. Ken
McLean spent the
weekend in Milton and
while there attended the
wedding. of Miss Sheri
Gibbons and Donald
Genrick at St. Paul's
United Church.
The Arnold Circle
.Evening Auxiliary met in
the school room of
Carmel Pres-byterian
Church on Wednesday
evening with the
president, Mrs. Bev Moir
presiding and presenting
the worship.
Arrangements were
made for the canvass for
the blind and also the
bazaar and tea being held
on November 1. Mrs. Ann
Maxwell was hostess.
Mrs. Carl Payne and
Mrs. Cecil Pepper at-
tended the Women's
Institute London area
convention held in St.
Marys Community
Centre on Monday and
Tuesday, October 27 and
28.
Special women's service
The special Women's
Day service held in
Carmel A Presbyterian
Church on Sunday was
based- on the- theme of
"Love". Mrs. Marlene
Bell opened with the call
to worship. The scripture
was read by Mrs. Gloria
Mousseau and Mrs. Linda
Crerar. Mrs. Sylvia
Struyf was guest soloist
accompanying on, her
guitar. The ladies' choir
was under the direction of
Mrs. Dorothy Taylor and
Mrs. Janice Baker gave a
For experienced and fair leadership
RE-ELECT
JOE HONKING
for
Reeve of Hullett. Twp.
6 yrs. Council •
4 Yrs. Dep. Reeve
2 Yrs. Reeve
Your support would be appreciated at the
polis on November 10th. .
Thank you
JOE HUNKING, REEVE
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pOem.
Mrs. Aileen Knight was
guest speaker and
delivered an inspiring
message on "God's Love,
God's Work and God's
Mercy". Marlene Bell
thanked everyone taking
part: The ushers for the
day were Pat Pollock,
Mona Campbell, Winnie
Skea and Cathy Bell.
Prior to the service a
luncheon was served in
the school room. The
regular service next
Sunday will be at 1:30
p.m. The flowers in the
sanctuary were placed by
the Riley family in loving
niemory of their son and
brother Ray.
Turn to page 18.
Association needs support
A meeting of the
Association is scheduled
for Monday, November 3
at 3 p,m. in the Vanastra.
Christian Church. An
important item on the
agenda is the annual
nomination and election
of officers.
Now with the Ontario
Municipal Board (OMB)
hearing and decision on
the debenture issue
concluded, as people of
this community we need
to consider together
wlier'e` we'":go""`fitThi lied
on. The communiti` ac-
tions leading up to and
the OMB hearing of
October 23 itself will also
be a matter on the
agenda.
For placing additional
matters on the agenda
call 482-7653. All those
who made pledges
towards the Vanastra
Fairness. Fund are on October 20 at the
requested to make Vanastra Christian
payments to Evelyn Church,
Garland or bring the
monies • to 86 Victoria
Blvd. More contributions
are needed to pay the
legal expenses on the
OMB hearing. A full
'financial report will be
presented in due time.
The three candidates
from Vanastra running
for councillor on the
township council will be Organization from
invited for a question and Stratford also attended.
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Quest speaker was Mr.
John Chu from Welcome
House, Toronto, who is
the Canadian
representative of the
Ontario Vietnamese
Society and the Ontario
Refugee. Resettlement
Program. Mr. Jerry
Holland from the
International Relief
CLINTONNRWS-RECORD, THUR$DAX, OCTOBER 30, 1981
School holds open house
The school was very
pleased this week by the
=performance of the cross
country team. Even
though conditions at the
meet wereless than ideal
the young athletes 'gave
the competition their best
and Mr. Nicholls, their
coach, felt they all did.. a
fine job.
On October 23, a very
success( .l open houpe
. was held. at the school
With more than 80 ,percent
of the families
represented. I t : is good to
see so many of the former
pupils again.
Qctober 27 was a
Professional Activity
Day and the Vanastra
staff travelled to
--M`�'ngl%a� "tp`"partictpate
in workshops that were
under the direction of
Arnie McCallum,
Language Consultant for
the Windsor Board of
Education and Dr. D.
Morgenson from the
Faculty of Psychology,
Wilfrid Laurier
University.
On Friday afternoon a
Hallowe'en party is
planned at the school,
starting at 2:45 p.m. For
this reason the Kin-
dergarten class will. meet
in the afternoon,instead
of in the mornig that
day. Some lucky person
will win a giant pumpkin
and a costume parade
will take place. Prizes
will be awarded. A funny
vegetable contest will
also take place with
Mantel will chair the The meeting was
meeting. A large turnout arranged by Margaret •
and community par- Aitkey a teacher of one of
ticipation are needed to two classes of English
make the association an' studies. The students
effective vehicle .for all
our community issues.
A meeting to greet the
newest Vanastra
residents, the Viet-
namese families was held
presented an introduction
in English as well as their
native tongue. It is hoped
that more meetings of
this nature will be
planned in the future.
Youth groups keep busy
Cubs Clinton Public Hospital
Apple Day was a huge patients. .
success thanks to drivers After the Brownies left
Jeff Dixon, Jim Ryan, they played games, and
Clem Goulding and Glen • broke into their regular
McLachlan. The Cubs groups.. The Hallowe'en
would like to thank the Party was scheduled at
following ladies for the Vanastra Christian
providing a `hot lunch of Church . with the Path -
cupcakes at the Vanastra prizes for costumes. The
Recreation Centre for all Guides will be taking a
the Cubs who par- tour of the OPP station in
ticipated in Apple Day - Goderich on November 19
Bonnie Pollock, : Carol and further information
Dixon and Myrtle
Goulding.
Tony. Goulding
received his House
Orderly Badge. On
Saturday r evening, two
Cubs, Paul Handy and
Colin Thomas went to
Huronviewto give the
seniors apples.
Browtnies
Jennifer Pollock
received her Artist.Badge
and Shelley Borite-Gelok
received her Golden
Hand.. Three Guides,
Karen -Ann Goni, Theresa
Morrison and Joann
Bernard were out to help
the Brownies with their
meeting as part of their
cord requirements.
Guides
The Guides--met--with
the Brownies last week to
make tray favours for the
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A Hallowe'en party for
the Guides and d Path-
finders was set for
October 29 at the
Vanastra Christian
Church. This took place
from 7-9 p.m. and prizes
were " awarded for
costumes.
The Pathfinders are
planning a tour of the
OPP station in Goderich
on November 19.
Lioness to hold
Christmas bazaar
On' Saturday,
November 22 the
Vanastra and District
Lioness will be l ds. ting a
Christmas ;Bazaar at the
Vanastra. Recreation
Centre. This will be run
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and
anyone wishing to put up
a table is asked to contact
Rhonda Bjerg at 482-9596.
On Friday, November 14
the next Youth Activity
-Night will be held at the
Vanastra Recreation
Centre. Admission is $1
and it runs from 7 until 10
p.m. On Saturday,
December 13 there will be
a social tea. held at the
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Vanastra Rec Centre.
Admission is restricted to
anyone 16 years and over.
Guest speaker is the
famous clairvoyant Vera
McNichol who has
worked with the police on
a number of cases.
Tickets are available
from any Lioness
member or at the
Vanastra Factory Outlet.
There will be NO tickets
available at, the door -
advance tickets only.
Lions help
others
- Last Monday evening
Wayne Ferguson, Jim
Ryan, Tony Jeacock,
Clem Goulding and Glen
McLachlan served coffee
and doughnuts to three
special needs groups for
World Service Day at the
Vanastra Recreation
Centre. Final plans are in
the making for - the
Vanastra and District
Christmas' Dance to be
held at the Rec Centre on
Friday, November 28..
Smile
If you are too busy to
help, you have probably
already volunteered.
prizes going to the most
creative entries.
Refreshments will be
provided by the Va nastra
Public School Choir,
Proceeds from the
refreshment sales will be
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used to pay • the choir's
admission to a peri
forrnanee by the Brass::
Company next month .in,
Blyth. You are cordially
invited to this Hallowe'en
event.
ongsIeis set
'or Hallowe'en
Vanastra Nursery
On October 30 at 9:45 to.
11:30 a.m. there will be a
Hallowe'en party for the
Nursery School with
prizes for costumes.
The kids are presently
-working-on--crafts for
table in the Christmas
Bazaar on. Saturday,
November 22 at the
Vanastra Recreation
Centre .
The Nursery School
will be holding a raffle on
the digital . clock radio.
Tickets are available
from any mom connected
with the school.
Tuckersmilth
day nursery
A reminder about the
open house on Thursday,
'October 30 from 6:30 to
8.30 p n... at the _.. ay
Nursery. Everyone is
invited.
There will be a
Hallowe'en party on
Friday morning, October
31. The children will be
dressed up in costumes
and will be shown films.
Hot dogs will follow for
lunch.
The
entries
are in
to. ,our Grand. Opening.
Jewellery Design Contest.
Otic thanks to thepeople
of Goderich, Clinton and
area for an overwhelming
response - there are many
exceptional entries.
All entries are now being
judged. Prizes will be
awarded during grand
opening celebrations of
our new store in the old
Royal Bank building:
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