Clinton News-Record, 1986-05-07, Page 15Vanastra Curlin
The men's overall winners, trophies were presented to (left to right) Paul Predhomme,
Brian Falconer and skip John Brownridge. Absent from the photo was Robert McCart-
ney. (Marg Rogerson photo)
The winning competitve team of eft to right), Lloyd McKenzie (second), Ken Rogerson
(vice) Stu Wilson (lead) and Bob Allan (skip) received their trophies from men's chair-
man Gary MacKay. (Marg Rogerson photo)
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CANTON NEWS4I.ECORM WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1986—Page 15
VANASTRA - Curling Club held their Ban-
quet and Annual meeting at the club on
April 26 with a roast beef dinner served by
the Vanastra Lioness' Ladies, to about 80
members.
President Bob Allan reported that the club
had a most successful year due to the
members themselves and the numbers of
hours off volunteer work that goes into the
club, serving of meals and food donated by
members.
Bob also welcomed new members from
other clubs as well as first year curlers and
hoped they would all be returning next year.
Reports were heard from all executive
members. Joyce Wilson, ladies' chairper-
son, gave a detailed account of the ladies'
activities during the year and reported that
the ladies had been extremely active both in
the club this year and in competition.
Men's chairman Gary MacKay also
reported a busy year for the men with three
rinks advancing to the zone finals in
competition.
Gary presented the following trophies for
the season of 1985-86.
Falconer Mixed Trophy went to Bob
Allan's team with Mary Hayward, Roy Vod-
den and Carol Martin.
Competitive League Trophy was won by
Bob Allan's team with Ken Rogerson, Lloyd
McKenzie and Stu Wilson.
Men's Monday Night
League 700 Draw
Winners of first draw a rink of Ron
Sellars, Mark Cantelon, Charlie Walker and
Don McGregor.
Second draw winners: Murray Adams,
Bill DeJong, Gerry Johnston and Frank
Nigh.
Third draw winners: Ron Taylor, Bert
Vandendool, Bill DeJong and Marvin
Hayter.
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K1onjpe Feest
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DANCE
at the Clinton Arena
SATURDAY, MAY 17 AT 9:00 P.M.
Music by Kitchener's famous
"Black Forest Bond"
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unveiling ceremonies of the
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SATURDAY, MAY 17 AT 10:30 A.M.
Men's Monday Night
League 900 Draw
First draw winners and Overall Winners
was a rink skipped by John Browridge,
Brian Falconer, Robert McCartney and.
Paul Predhomme.
Second draw winners: John Brownridge,
Matt Hamy, Daryl Abbott and Doug
Gary MacKay presents the Falconer Mixed Trophy to the top team at the annual meeting
of the Vanastra Curling Club. (Left to right), Carol Martin ( lead), Roy Vodden, (second),
Mary Hayward ( vice) and Bob Allan (skip. (Marg Rogerson photo
Third draw winners: Laird Finlayson,
Matt Haney, Lloyd McKenzie and Arnold
Keyes.
Men's Tuesday Night League
First draw winners: Mark Cantelon,
Brian Hall, Paul Wettlaufer and Harry
Jansen
Second draw winners: Joe Koene, Brad
Falconer, Brian Hall, Doug Cooke
Third draw winners: Bert Barker, Art
Steed, Scott Townsend and Ron Fleming.
Reports were given by Chairperson and
Chairmen, Bob Hayter, George Picot, Ken
Faber, Matt Haney, Ruby Finlayson, Alex
Townsend and Marg Rogerson. All remarks
and reports were most- positive and en-
couraging with thanks and appreciations
conveyed to all who helped during the year
whether it was their assistance at bingo,
convening bonspiels, sending' food, prepar-
ing meals, helping at bonspiels, helping with
the ice or bar.
With everyone's great co-operation it is in-
deed known as the Curling Club with "Coun-
Stirling. try Hospitality.
Len Theedom, on behalf of all present,
thanked the Executive for their outstanding
contribution to the club this past year.
He stated "Vanastra Curling Club is the
envy of all clubs and it is the volunteer
workers who make the club what it is today.
"You've all done a hell of a job and we all
appreciate it."
Outgoing President Bob Allan conducted
the election of officers with the new slate of
officers for 1986-87 as follows: President -
Ron Sellars; Secretary - Sandi Hayter;
Treasurer -dV Jim Broadfoot; Ladies'
Chairperson - Joyce Wilson; Men's Chair-
man - Gary MacKay; Special Events - Bob
Hayter; Ways & Means - George Picot; Bar
- Ken Faber; Membership - Matt Haney;
Catering - Leona Nigh; Bonspiel chairman -
Murray Adams (with Bill Gibson assisting);
Ice and House; Alex Townsend; Press
'Reporter - Marg Rogerson.
Two door prizes of complimentary tickets
to the performance of "The Black Bonspiel
of Wullie MacCrimmon" at the Huron Coun-
ty ,Playhouse, Grand Bend were won by
Brian Falconer and Marg Rogerson.
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