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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1981-02-26, Page 15the VANASTRA by Jan Ferguson voice Curlers hostFun Night On February 21 the Vanastra Curling Club hosted the Bayfield Fun Night. Winners of the lst draw were: skip, Ivan Lince, Vanastra; vice, Matty Fran- cis, Bayfield; second, Doris Cantelon, Vanastra and lead, Helga Bell, Bayfield. Other prize winners were: skip, Bob Orr, Bayfield; vice, Rosemary Sellars, Vanastra; second, Stu Broadfoot, Vanastra; and lead, Marg Rogerson, Vanastra. Winners of the second draw were. skip, Bob Orr, Bayfield; vice, Lois Evans, Vanastra; second, Paul Gosse, Bayfield; and lead, Jenny Russo, Vanastra. Other prize winners were: skip, Vic Evans, Vanastra; vice, Vera Miller, Bayfield; second, Sam Russo, Vanastra and lead, Norma Gosse, Bayfield. Turkey Shoot wigners were George Cantelon and Ann Zwaan. Thanks goes to the Vanastra Ladies for pro- viding the pot luck meal and Clo Rosemary and Ron Sellars Students hear fine music On Tuesday, February 17 the -Grade t, 5 -arid rs pripilz. visited the Seaforth District High School. There they en- joyed a concert performed by the London Symphonic,- the professional core of the London Symphony Or- chestra. The versatility of this group of musicians was appreciated by all. On Thursday the school had a public speaking con- test. Six pupils rear:nented Te-schr l i6iTi.:t'ns contest, • Chris Edwards spoke on turtles, Tina Jeffrey spoke on Girl Guides, Colin Thomas outlined the story of Wolf Cubs, Heather Brownridge spoke on the Space Shuttle, Liana Chevrier told the audience about commercials and Terri Evans talked about the endangered species of Christians honor Lord Baden Powell On Sunday a special Thinking Day service was held at the Christian Church to help remember the founders of the Scout and Guide movements Lord and Lady Baden-Powell. Organist was Evelyn ManteL There will be an annual church meeting on March 2nd at 8 p.m. in the church. There will be reports on finances, Sunday School, Vacation Bible School, Come Alive, Young People, Women's Bible Group, Refugee Fellowship, Evangelism Outreach and community use of facilities. The Stratford C.R. Church Choir will also perform. The. film Touching with presenta- tion and discussion on the power of touch will also be shown. Refreshments will be served. Where are all the singers? Junior Choir leaders, Moira Robinson and Evelyn Mantel are willing to lead and prac- tice with the choir but more boys and girls are needed. It is also necessary to come to every practice. Special thanks to all the kids that made posters that were on display at church on Sunday, An evening's entertainment This Friday, February 27 at 7 p.m. in the Vanastra tisgvatr, : f rs-t ight-will be held.This week's features include Rookie of the Year featuring Joey Foster; Brats with Laurel and Hardy; Donald Duck Fire Survival Plan and JIM G. Cst. i.o-019, . per 'chamild. The next Film Night will be held on March 5th, and will be held the first Friday of every mtinth. animals Three very ex- -. t. judges OftPinttdat this contest and they includ- ed Mrs. Dorothy Williams, Mr. Frank Falconer and Mr. Al Taylor. After the contest the judges discussed the presen- tations with each of the speakers. The winners of this contest represented the school on February 24th at the Royal Canadian Legion in Clinton. Terri Evans plac- ed '1st ,and Heather Brownridge came 2nd. Colin Thomas placed 3rd and was to represent the school if one of the other speakers was unable to be present on Tues- day evening. On February 26 the Kindergarten to Grade 3 pupils' attended a puppet play, Hansel and Gretel at the Huron Centennial School in Brumfield. On Friday, March 6th Mr. Hingley, of Canadian School Studios, will be at the school to take school pictures. The package ordered is similar to the ones ordered in the Pas Conirnunity news Parents who have children in • , Cubs, Pathrandess, or Scouts are invited toaifiendaG meeting Parent on Sunday, March 1 at 2:30 p.m. at the Varrastra Recreation Centre. The Vanastra Scouts would hie to welcome Jeff Dixon a___s____str_belper in their group. The Scouts meet on Mondays at the Vanastra Christian Church from 7 to 9 p.m. A sincere thank you goes to all the leaders and members of the various groups who helped make the Thinking Day ceremony at the church a success. Those parents that did attend add- ed greatly to the Sam and Jenny Russo's daugister, Mary Ann Foster flew home from Boston for her birthday last week. Happy Birthday to Clans Goulding on February 9th and to Tony Goulding on February lOth. Happy Birthday to Gayle Brownridge on February 18th. Happy Birthday to Shawn Bonte-Gelok on February 21st. Happy Birth- day to Terri Evans on d notes February 23rd. Well the Gouldtngs and the Higelons grade a safe journey to Labrador and all is well. Frank and Norma's,new ad- dress is Boa 264;. Wabash Labrador City, AOR 1B0. Bingo Winners at the weekly bingo held every Tuesday evening at the Vanastra. Recreation Centre were as follows: 1st share the wealth went to Norah MacDonald of Clinton. Second share the wealth to Mrs. Laws of Vanastra and the third share the wealth went to Shirley Oliver. Jackpot winner was Lorraine Ducharrne t s new i, Brucifieid. By Isabel Scott Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott of London spent the weekend with Mrs. H. Berry and visited other relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGregor spent the weekend with Mrs. Gregor McGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hickson of Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bernard of Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Fisher of Goderich visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Triebner. The sympathy of the Spring hint When .through with your day's gardening plunge your garden tools into a bucket of sand that has been mixed with oil. The oily sand will scrape off the tools and cover them with a light film of oil which prevents . rust and helps to keep the tool edges sharp. Used oil from the car isexcellent for this purpose. ETE 211 VICTORIA ST.. CLINTON 482-7021 *MAGNAVOX,CO,L0R,T1/, , *SHARP-OPTONICA AUDIO COMPONENTS ' Soles and Sendai . CHANNEL MASTER DELHI T.V. & FM. ANTENNA SYSTEMS' community is extended to Aldie Mustard and family on the loss of a wife and mother, Doreen Mustard. Those attending the Saturday funeral and travelling from a distance were Miss Wendy Mustard of St. Thomas, Mr, and Mrs. George Pinkney and family of Walkerton, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mustard, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mustard, Mr. and , Mrs. Archie Mustard of London, Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Mustard off St. Marys, Charles Mustard of London, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mustard of Strat- ford, Mr. and Mrs. Roly Ketchen of Guelph, Miss Anne Mustard of Clinton, Miss Alice Mustard of London and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Inglis of Clifford. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARYits I3111 RAGE HITACHI HT_3z4 Belt -Drive Turntable wsw $ 1 40 ■ S Re . 199.00 Dole ovncn'ono..s 'ncno, Bora Dane: conUPOts Auto return and cut scCwa oerr poo c:,i-•n5 A.' „sperts,on .nsulalot leet WpwAtutier. 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