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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-03-02, Page 18PAGE 18—CLINTON NEWS-REWRD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, l 46 In memoriam IstW VINE in loving memory of a dear father husband and grand- father Spencer E Ervine (Spon- nee) Sponnee) who passed awoy March 5 1975 A page in our book of memories Is gently turned today Always remembered by daughter. Mary Elizabeth, son in law Bob, grandchildren Michelle and Marsha and wife Lena - 9 1 Articles for sale POOL SALE Manufacturers clearance on above and in ground pools Many models at fantastic savings. SHOP DIRECT Call collect 416-522.1414 90 MUST SELL Winter Works Pro- gram. Our company bought a lot of steel of a really good price. We sold a lot and hove a few buildings left If you wont to save $1.500 to $2.000 give us o call today. You may choose from different sizes, huge doors available. First come, first serv- ed, call Miracle Span toll free 8 800-268-4942.--90 9 Automotive JEEP PARTS. New. used All Jeeps 1942 to 1982 Gigantic stock, low prices. quick ser vices. Gemini Soles 4736 East Hastings, Burnaby. B.C. V5C 2K7. Phone: 604-294-2623. - 90 Postal service in the Clinton area was started in or before 1850. The location was in Tuckersmith and the post office was known as Tuckersmith and then changed to Clinton Village. 47 Card of thanks POWELL The parents and lamely of the late Nancy Shaddeck (nee Powell) wash to express their sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbours for their thoughtfulness and many acts of kindness during our tome of sorrow 1t was very much ap- preciated. Fran and Monon Powell 9 ALCONEN I would like to thank my family, relatives. friends and neighbors for their visits cards flowers. treats and inquiries while 1 was a patient en Cleo, ton Public Hospital Special thanks to Dr Horrett Dr Wafts and Rev Pick It was all greatly ap- preciated Edith Falconer 9 KEYES The family of the late Jessie Keyes wish to extend a sincere thank you to relatives. friends and neighbors for all their acts of kindness in the loss of a dear Mother Grandmother and Sister A special thank -you to Rev. Thomas and Rev Morrison for their words of comfort and our deep appreciation to the ladies of the Varna U.C.W The Keyes Family, -- 9 141611 We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives. friends neighbors and our family for cards, treats and visits while Brian was in London Hospital after his acci- dent. Your prayers, phone calls and thoughtfulness will olways be remembered. Bev, Shirley and Brian Hill. —9 KATCH PENNY CORNS We would like to thank everyone in the community for their donations and support. We will have our spring selection on the.racks March 10.— 9 Lioness Club sale The nursery had a suc- cessful Valentine's Party on Monday, February 14. Special thanks goes to all the children's moms who sent cookies, Jello, cupcakes, cake and treats in for the party. On February 16 Shirley Fisher, the Health Nurse, showed the nursery a film called "How to Catch a Cold". Happy :' irth . y to James Dillanan on February 19, Shane Kyle on February 22 .and Sedisac1 Phannovo-gon February 25. The theme for February 14 - 18 was Colours and the theme for the week of February 21 to March 4 is Farm Animals. +++ The Vanastra and District Lioness Club are holding a Rummage Sale. The proceeds will go for com- munity work. If you have anything to donate, drop it off at the Vanastra Factory Outlet, or call " 2-7700. At the Vanastra Christian Church Sunday School is held every Sunday morning at 10 a.m. and the Worship Service follows at 11 a.m. 4-H meetire Vanastra finally has two 4- H dubs. Vanastra I has seven members and Vanastra II has six . The first meeting of the Vanastra II 4-H Club was held at Diane yan's on February 7. The members of the club held an election for officers. They are: President - Trudy Laws; Vice President - Lynn Tremblay; held Sec. Treasurer - Goulding; Press Re, Jean l:,ernard. it Kim iter - The members of the club made and tasted Irish SI .. a Bread, Anglesea Eggs and Maple Baked Appla. During their study period they will study food from Ireland, Scotland and England. Last Friday night the Vanastra Cubs and Scouts met for their annual father and son banquet. Pictured in the first row from left to right: Cubs Branson Thibeault and Jeff Ryan; second row Cubs Scott Dixon, Paul Handy, John McLachlan, Derek Dixon, Adam Dowell, Aran Gardner and Shane Kyle; Back row Scouts Randy Robinson, Benny jerg, Tony Goulding, Shawn Dixon, Billy Jo Hoy, Dan -yl Dixon and Shawn Kyle. ( Rod Hilts photo) Cadets venture to Cedar Springs Tonight ( Wednesday) a lawyer will be at Vanastra talking to the Cadets about Legal Rights. On March 11 a Teen Dance will be held at the Cadet Building in Vanastra. On March 13 a Drill Competition is going to be held in Guelph. On March 19 a Live Band dance will be at the Cadet Building. All of the profits for the dance will be used to pay the heating expenses. v Last Friday and Saturday some Air Cadets went to Cedar Springs to shoot semi- automatic F.N.'s. A Rummage Sale was held on February 5 and raised $200 for heating expenses. On April 8, 9 and 10 the Cadets will be going to Grand Bend for the Ontario Air Cadet Weekend where about 2,000 Cadets will at- tend. i'he Commander of the Orion 843 Squardon is Cap- tain Rice and Second in Com- mand is Lieutenant T. Eckenswiller. Mr. J. Elliott is Stores and Mrs. J. Elliot is Administration. Mr Cadets is held every Wednesday at 6:45 pm to 9:15 pm and students between the ages of 13 to 19 can attend. Special thanks to the Seaforth Legion for helping out the Cadets and to the Mit- chell Kinsmen for donating $50 to the Cadets. Last Wednesday a Promo- tion Board was held and the people promoted were Ac- ting Sergeant L. Devine, Ac- ting Sergeant M. Wikie, Sergeant B. Weigel, Flight Sergeant J. Broderick, Flight Sergeant Soonteers, Second Class Warrant Jones, and Second Class Warrant Van Loon. astra 441 elections held The Vanastra l 4-H Club held their second meeting at the home of Judy Mellor on February 9. Six people at- tended the meeting. The club held an election and the officers are: presi- dent, Brenda Hoy; Vice President, Tracey St. Louis; Treasurer, Sheila Maxwell; Secretary, Tammy Ball; Press Reporter, Shelley Maxwell. The group cooked food from different countries such as Ireland, and French Canadian food. The Club thanks the Vanastra and District Lioness Club for donating $25 to the Club. Vanastra II 4-H Club The second meeting of the Vanastra II 4-H was held at Diane Ryan's on February 14. Kim Doulding's Global Gourments won first for title page. They made the deli special Potato Pancakes and Dutch Peach Kuchen. They talked about food from around the world. The third meeting of the Hensall 4-H news The first meeting of Hen- sall 4-H Club was held on February 1. The leaders are Mrs. Nancy McCullough and Mrs. Janeth Sangster. Of- ficers are: president, Helen Jacobs; Vice -President, Christine Rose; Secretary, Kathy Jacobs; Reporter, Karen McCullough; Treasurer, Tammy Bell. From the roll call it was Last ,, ednetiday t a public speaking contest was held at the Clinton Legion. The Junior Whalen were, front row from left to right, 1st place, Robyn "icks from the Clinton Public School, 2nd place, Lori Jewitt of Clinton Public School and 3rd place, Collin Thomas of VVauantra Public school. Senior wivtuers, bit place, Steven Vande Ban, from Clinton and District Christian School, 2nd place. Lynne Moffat front Huron Centennial School aaad 3rd place, Dana gloss from Huron Centennial School. (ice. r' Hilts photo) found that member's ancestors came from Scotland, England, Ireland, France, and the Netherlands. The project is Ontario Heritage. The club will be trying recipes from many different countries starting with pumpkin soup, made by the Canadian In- dians. There are 12 members in the group. Vanastra II 4-H Club was held at Sandy McLachlan's on Feb. 21. We made Bread- ed Pork Chops, Cherry Sauce, Vegetable and Macaroni Casserole, and Plum Dumplings. We talked about food from around the world. The next meeting will be held at Sandy McLachlan's on February 28th. Clay or Plastic Tile Installation �1 C Parker & Parker Ltd. ore now ready to instal Clay or Plastic trenchless method Phone collect Free Estill -,a es 262-2338 or 262-5789 Sp king eontest he!d y Norman East February 16, the annual Public Speaking Contest was held at the Vanastra Public School. Six young people competed. Jennifer Pollock represented Grade 4 and spoke about Girl Guides. Cathy Cudmore from Grade 5 outlined the activities of Calvinettes. Ginger Gallagher from Grade 5 enlightened the audience by describing sled dog racing. Three Grade 6 pupils also competed. Colin Thomas described his room at home. Heather Brownridge ex- plained curling and Alison Jeffcock took the audience on a trip through time. The judtes this year were Mrs. Margaret Airey - E.S.L. teacher at Conestoga College, Miss Judy Mathers from Wingham and Mrs. Vianne Culbert from the Vanastra Public School staff. Alison Jeacock took first place and Heather Brownridge placed second. Both of these young ladies represented Vanastra Public School at the Clinton Legion on February 23. The teachers at the Vanastra Public School have also been busy the past two weeks. Workshops have been held after regular school hours and most of the staff have taken advantage of the educational opportunities. Many of the staff are in- volved in the Computer Academy. This educational experience is being offered by TV Ontario for the next 12 weeks. Programs are aired each Wednesday evening and repeated on Saturday mornings. it you are in - HELP FIGHT KIDNEY DISEASE. (Rive to the Kidney Foundation of Canada terested Lai learning wore about computers, you, too, should take advantage of this experience. On February 17, the pupils from Grades 4, 5 and 6 travelled to Clinton and participated m a Carousel Players production entitled A Place to Grow. On February 18, the pupils from Kindergarten, Grade 1, 2 and 3 travelled to Seaforth and learned about ..The First People". A Few Reminders Wednest.:y, March 2 is Picture Day.Friday, March 4 the Health Unit will be m brushing teeth. Tuesday, March 15 - Mrs. Robinson from C.H.S.S. will speak to the Junior pupils about Indonesia. Wednesday, March 16 the report cards will be sent home and the March Break will follow on March 2] to March 25. Ar yo or turn( r 60 71 before December 31, 1913 If you are and wish to seeure. a I,fetrma' income from ,our RRSP Call. ARNOLD STINNISS[N 117 Goderich Street (lust Seatorth Res. 527-0410 We hove other 5 year investments at very competitive rotes k1OYTEMA-sTEINNIERER ENGAGEMENT Mr. & Mrs. John De Jong of Clinton, Ont. and Mr. 8 Mrs, Arnold Steinhilber of Surrey, BC are pleased to announce the engagement of their children Renee Jacqueline Hoytema to Perry Arnold Steinhilb=r. The wedding will take place on April 2, 1983 at the Bethel Pentecostal Church in Goderich at 2 p.m. KE AN OFFER! FOR SALE IN SEAFORTH—Onc floor, 3 bedrooms, new cat in kitchen, full basement. gas heat. hardwood floors. recently redecorated, $28,000 mortgage at 121./2% until June 1985, new roof, large backyard. sun deck. Nice location. Close to churches, schools, uptown. Make an offer. Box 46, Seaforth, Ontario or phone after 6, 527-0673. 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