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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1981-06-18, Page 15By Rhonda Bjerg The graduates of the Tuckersmith-Vanastra Day Care Centre gathered around their play set for their graduation picture Last Thursday. Top are Jeff Oesch-, Shane Kyle, Angela Harrison, and John Ducharme. Middle are Danny Wildfong, Chad Thibeault, Timmy Gerrits, Kevin Meade, and Nancy Ducharme. Down front are Heather Bartlett, . , 40* Mark Schilbe, Jamie Hoy, Jennifer Burt, Angela Tyndall, Jason Caven, Kevin Taylor, Jamie Low, Patricia Postma, and Joey Haskett. Missing was Darren Erb. (James Fitzgerald photo) the VANASTRA voce Community news and. notes Are you counting kids! metre dash - Shelley Bonte- School's out in 4 days! At the Gelak, Colin Thomas; 200 Vanastra Public School it metre dash - Shelley Bonte- has been an exciting few Gelok, Colin Thomas; 400 days as they close off until metre dash - Kathy Law, September 8, 1981. Friday, Colin Thomas; 800 metre June 19th is Hot Dog Day dash - Kathy Low, Kennie starting at 4:30 p.m. There Mcllveen; 400 metre relay have been trips and fun for (midget girls) - Kathy Low, all. Awards Day is June 23rd Alison Jeacock, Kerri so go up to the school and Jerome, Tammy Dowell; shuttle relay - same four girls above. Midget champions were Shelly Bonte-Gelok - 30 points and Colin Thomas 43 points while runners up were Tammy Dowell - 22 points and Billy Jo Hoy -19 points. Intermediate girls and boys: high jump - Michelle Govier, Wayne Dunsmore; triple jump - Kim Giles, Shannon Mellor; running long jump - Kim Giles, Thang Plam Le; long jump - Kim Giles, Thang Plam Le; softball throw - Darlene Smith, shot put - Shawn Bonte-Gelok; 100 metre dash - Kim Giles, Wayne Dun- smore; 200 metre dash, Kim Giles, Chris Edwards; 400 metre dash - Kim Giles, Thang Plam Le; 800 metre dash - Jennifer Plumsteel, Chris Edwards; 400 metre relay -. Kim Giles, Lori Simms, Liana Cheverie, Penny Robinson, Chris watch. The Lioness will be there to present a couple trophies as well. On June 16th, the choir sang for the retired Teacher's Dinner while June 17th was the School Picnic 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. with Play Day after supper. Field Day was held on the afternoons of the 9th and 21th, and first place winners are as follows: Tykes girls and boys: high jump - Joan McLachlin, Murray Jeffery; running long jump - Jennifer Pollock, David Rutledge; long jump - Christine Fowlie, Derek Dixon; softball throw - Christine Fowlie, Aaron Gardener; 100 metre dash Christine Fowlie, Derek Dixon; 200 metre dash - Jennifer Pollock, Derek Dixon; 400 metre dash - Jennifer Pollock, Derek Dixon; 400 metre relay - Kelly White, Kerri Jerome, Jennifer Pollock; Derek Edwards, Tom Kyle; Dixon, David Rutledge, Scott Shannon Mellor; Thang Dixon; shuttle relay - Kim Plam Le; shuttle relay - Dixon, Pam Kelly, Patricia Kim Giles, Tina Jeffery, Lori Kelly; Derek Dixon, David Giles, Liana Cheverie, Chris Rutledge, Paul Brideau. Edwards, Tom Kyle, Tyke champions were Shannon Mellor, Wayne Jennifer Pollock, 27 points Dunsmore. and Derek Dixon 37 points Intermediate champions and runners up were were Kim Giles - 43 points Christine Fowlie, 25 and and Chris Edwards 24 points, David Rutledge, 16 points. while runners-up were Midget girls and boys: Heather Brown ridge, 22 high jump - Kristie Giles, points and Thang Plam Le 23 Scott Mellor; triple jump - points. Alison Jeacock, Colin Bingo Thomas; running long jump Winners of the regular - Shelley Bonte-Gelok, Colin Tuesday evening bingo held Thomas; long jump - Shelley at the Vanastra Recreation Bonte-Gelok, Billy Jo H'ry; Centre at 8 p.m. for the week softball throw - Tammy of June 9th are as follows: Dowell, Colin Thomas; 100 first Share -the -Wealth, Dora Taylor of Seaforth $84; second, Share -the -Wealth, three people sp ' ting $82; third Share: 1e Wealth,' Brenda Rheil of ton and Edna Deitz of ippen $90; jackpot winner Moira Robinson of Vanast a $200 Day Nursery The children's trip to Zehrs in Goderich was cancelled to this Tuesday, June 18th and instead they held their graduation and had a party to celebrate with 19 children graduating. Some will be in grade one and some in Kindergarten. RecreationCeu re news `4' Members of the Fitness Ontario Readership Progam which concluded last weekend wish to thank the Lioness Club for catering their meals and snacks. Thank y Christian Church news The church service is set for 10 a.m. for the summer months. Last Sunday Rev. Peter Mantel's sermon was "Nothing by Chance" and the organist was Mrs. Evelyn Mantel. An afternoon service was also held at Heather Gardens. There will be a meeting this Thursday, June 18th in the church for all staff members, teachers and helpers for Vacation Bible School which starts on July 6th. The Hay Ride is July 3rd. This coming Saturday morning, the apartments for the S.W.I.M. team will be set up. Call Rev. Mantel if you can donate furniture or kitchen utensils. Alateen group meeting every Sunday evening in the church. Call Cindy at the Recreation Centre if you want to coach ball. Two teams need you! The Bombers had their first game Monday, June 15th against Stanley. Bombers -6, Stanley- 34. OPENING THURSDAY, JUNE 18TH STRAWBERRIES TO CARLOW Pick Your Strawberries Nth CHURCH AT CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 18,1981 --PAGE 15 Huronview residents see F;.mous Players Huronview home for the aged residents were ,en- thralled on Saturday even- ing, June 6, when they at- tended the Goderich show of The Famous People Players, a Canadian black light theatre group based in Toronto. Special guest nar- rator was Bill Thompson, who is an announcer with CKNX radio and TV. Grace Peck, Margaret Mitchell, Mabel Garrow, Al Macey, Gertrude Cornell, Bert Col- umbe, Margaret McQueen, Gladys Stanlake, Frank Bissett, and Ella Elder en- joyed the performance. Steven Cook was the special guest soloist at the Sunday morning service. It was announced at the ser- vice ervice that in two weeks time the Sunday morning service would be held in the auditorium to accommodate the Blyth Senior Choir who will be singing that Sunday. Fifty residents were ready to go for a ride on Monday evening when the Exeter United Church members ar- rived to take them fora view of the countryside. This is an Lions and Lioness news The Vanastra and District Lioness and Lions will be having their barbecue June 20th with the rain date July 5th. Even though it is summer, all are busy with various functions. The Lions Club's second annual ball tournament is almost here, June 26, 27, 28. The Vanastra Fair is set for August 21st and 22nd. $e there! Personal Glimpses Going away party for Jan and Wayne Ferguson on Wednesday June 24th at 8 p.m. at the Vanastra Recreation Centre. Ladies please bring lunch. Ester Handy wrote a song for the Scouts and it was published in the Leader Magazine. Quotations A fool sometimes gives weighty advice. N. Boileau. A woman's advice is not worth much, but he who doesn't heed is a fool P. Calderan. annual event and much ap- preciated by the residents. Clayton Steel, Leah Currie, Annie McKinnon, Edna Mote, Muriel Gibson and Ir- vin Trewartha journeyed to Stratford on Wednesday to do a little shopping with lunch out at the mall. Day Care showed their 99c movie "Far Country" with Jimmy Stewart. There was a ball game played on the front lawn with the Orderlies, who were dressed in dresses challenging the Engineers plus their rein- forcements, who were female staff. The score 7 - 7 did not prove the superior team but it was a lot of fun to watch and we thank all the staff who played, Dick Kloss who was plate umpire and Mr. Lester who was base umpire. The seventy residents who turned out to watch the game enjoyed an. ice cream cone. Readers are reminded of Senior Citizens Week star- ting June 21st - June 28th. Plan to visit with us doing that time. Hiwonview would like to welcome Irene Britneli, who is from Exeter and living in normal care, and Elmer Keller, who is from Dublin and has joined his wife, who is also a resident. Eimer is also living in normal care. Dear Betty: Took your advice and dropped in at G.G. Geottler in Dublin, It was fantastic to find so much, so close to home, and oh the prices!!! Henry is in a real snit because I went a little haywire on my spending. I just couldn't resist all that beautiful furniture and those accessories. By the way, you'll never guess who I ran into there. Heather, yes Heather; she said she and some of her friends often come up from London specifically to go to Geottlers. Why don't we meet there on Saturday? I want a few more things before. June 30th when the darn sales tax hits us again. We could then go to the good old Clothes Closet in Goderich. I've looked everywhere for a dress for the wedding next week and as usual I always end up at the Clothes Closet. By now I should be part owner, I just can't resist their beautiful clothes. I've heard they too have customers from London and Stratford, and I believe it. 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