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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1983-01-26, Page 12PAGE 12—CLINTON NEWS--REeORD, WE Kim Hodges, right, presented Gord and Irma Pryce, and Mike and Marilyn Thomas with the Lions Club Trophy at the Vanastra Mixed =a ®spiel. The curling event was s nsored by HuIIy Gully and Ball -Macaulay. Vanastra 4-H begins By Normans East 4 H Club A 4-H Club will begin in Vanastra next week. There will be two groups: Monday nights with Diane Ryan and Sandy McLachlan and Wednesday nights with Judy Mellor. If anyone can make it on a Monday please call 482-9581 or 482-3886 or the Vanastra Factory Outlet. Anyone interested in Wednesday meeting nights please call Judy Mellor at 482-7607. Boys or girls are welcome, but they must be 12 years or over by March 1. At the school The school has been back for a little more than three weeks. Activities are back into full swing. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, Volleyball games are being conducted for the Grades 4,5 and 6 pupils. These games usually end at about 4:15 p.m. The entire school has been in- troduced to the Jump Rope for Heart Program spon- sored by the Ontario Heart Foundation. The Heart Foundation has donated a set of skipping ropes to the school and at least one team of skippers from the school will enter a "Skip-A-Thon" to be held in the spring. The reasons why it is felt that skipping is an excellent activity for young people— and "old" people are: a) Skipping is an activity which strengthens the heart and lung system which allows children to run and play all games longer without getting tired. b) Skipping is an activity that builds leg strength and improves coordination. c) Skipping is an activity that is fun, and children can do themselves or with friends as a regular daily ex- ercise. d) Skipping is an activity which will help improve a child's rhythm and allow him to be creative in combin- ing jump rope skills. Bingo Results Bingo results for January 11 are: first share -the - wealth was Doris Hackney of Exeter; second share -the - wealth was Ida Earle of Seaforth; third share -the - wealth was Judy Dykstra of Bayfield. The jackpot prize winner was Judy Dykstra of Bayfield. Bingo results for January 18 were: first share -the - wealth was a split between Marion Laws of Vanastra and Libby Van Demme of Clinton; second share -the - wealth was Gloria Alloway of Vanastra; third share -the - wealth was Ann Field of Ex - ter. The jackpot prize winner was Nora Heard of Bayfield. Tuckersrniith Day Nursery Happy Birthday to Susan McLachlin on January 6, Noelle Thompson on January 6, John and Jim Bob Ward on January 21, Paul McLean on January 28 and Jillian McMahon on January 28. The theme for January 3 to 14 was about winter. The theme for January 17 to the 28th is about Fairy Tales. The theme for January 31 to February 4 is about Valen- tine's Day. Special thanks to Adam Rathwell for bringing in the Ginger Bread House that his grandmother had made. Personals News for the Vanastra Voice should be submitted to Norman East at 482-7034. Norman East is looking for a person to work part-time for the Vanastra Voice. If you think you fit the spot please contact Norman East at 482- 7034 or the Clinton News - Record. Vanastra Christian Church Come Alive is held every Tuesday night at 7:30 pm and runs until 8:30 pm. Sunday School is held every Sunday morning at loam. —Th (tr.eV 4011 7 PaIi'i/CIPiKT/Ofl E FREEZE WITHOUT T E F • ST. INTRODUCING A NEW 24"/ll CU. FT. (61 cm/311.5 L) FROST -FREE REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER FROM WHITE -WESTINGHOUSE. Come in and see our new 11 cu ft (311 5 L) frost -free refrigerator/freezer from White -Westinghouse And say good-bye to chipping. chiseling. r.h()pp(ng ;Ind ;team ing away lrosl Say gond bye to mopping tip water and CP Say good bye to all the r'rpss and hassle f-orever TIN, ultimate In compact. frost free convenience this the deal refrigerator/ 'rop:pr inr small families. ;5).lrintpr•ts rec. rooms. (,von rnmrner(-tal Use it h,ts a frill 11 cu ft (311 5 L) (-Inacity but it fits into the came 24" (61 cm) space as smaller 10 cu ft (283 2 L) manual defrost models —1 And It's packed with con- venience features in a well - organized, space -saving, two -door design 24" Wha 's more, because it's a White -Westinghouse you can be sure of Its qual- ity and dependability The value you get for your dollar is really some- thing to smile about Come in and see this ex citing new model today Because now you can have a refrigerator/freezer that gives you a lot of food space without taking up a lot of floor space And you get the freeze without the frost 54495 With trade Colour 10.00 extra MModel at WT 112 White -Westinghouse 11 Other Models at January Sale Prices We DO U)' Own Service Open,8.6 . Fried iy night' till NESSAIL4i0.11,1D1 Cleehd 1V tentiny Hens 1 At By Bertha M:seGregor The family of Mrs. Jessie Armstrong hosted a Bir- thday Party in her honor in the Fellowship Hall of Hensall United Church on Sunday afternoon, when over 100 relatives and friends gathered to extend their Best Wishes- Mrs. Armstrong was the recipient of numerous cards and flower arrangements. Members of the U.C.W. catered to the luncheon. Hensall Atoms The Hensall Atoms won two games last week. Monday night in Zurich and against Huron Park at home Wednesday night. The victor'.y over Zurich was close until the midpoint of the game when Hensall scored three unanswered goals to win 4 to 1. Wednesday night at home the Hensall Atoms fought hard to maintain their race for first place by defeating Huron Park 4 to 3. The Hensall team is now three points behind first place league leading Elma-Logan. The real contest will be held Wednesday night 6:30 at Hensall when Elma-Logan s Atoms come to town to tace- off with Hensall boys. The four coach system agree tl ..:t teamwork with good passing and everyone doing fast back checking will give the Hensall Atoms a good chance against Elma-Logan. An Atom tournament held in Seaforth on Friday and Saturday produced a win Friday night against Tavistock and a loss on Saturday to Ripley. The Hensall PeeWees gained another victory in a close 5-4 win over Huron Park. Huron Park scoring first with goals by Steve Watson and Mike Colin. Hensall rebounded with two goals by Scott Bell and one each from Rob Volland and Brian Moir. Huron Park tied the game with goals by Steve Warson and Shawn Fink- beiner. However Brian Moir gave Hensall the victory at 7:19 of the third period. People Report Brad Sangster who was a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter last week returned home on Saturday. Mr. Sam Oesch was taken to University Hospital. London, where he is zehrs fine markets of fine foods SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1 SCMNEIDERS FROZEN SNORT INNER PORK 1•74tq T.ILS 79�Ib it ai P M tw receiving treatment. Mr. Sim :•.00bol was taken by ambulance to South Huron Hospital, Exeter last week. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. The friends of Mr. Roy Consitt, who is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter wish him a complete recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Archer have returned from a pleasant holiday in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Davis are patients in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Residents wish them improved health. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pullman, London visited with friends here on Sunday. Mrs. Brenda Russell has re -assumed her duties at the Local Post Office. Welcome back Brenda. Rev. McDonald visited Sunday afternoon with his Mother in Listowel Memorial Hospital. 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