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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-04-08, Page 13The Clinton Minor Hockey Association received a $300 donation from the Fleming Fowl Ups hockey team on March 15. Fleming representative Bruce Schoenhals (right) made the presentation while association treasurer Jake DeRuyter accepted the cheque. ( David Emslie photo) Vanastra curlers enjoy Spring Thaw Vanastra curlers enjoyed a fun -filled weekend as they gathered for their annual Spring Thaw. About 100 curlers curled, enjoyed scruanp- tious food, danced to D.J. Russ Archer's music, were ntertained by the Alex and Bob comedy team and swept their rinks to either victory or defeat. The following was the outcome of this great "wind -down" event: First draw Murray Adam's rink with Sue Beard, Tim Beard and Ann Adams were the overall win- ners for the weekend and were the reci- pients of the Rene Brochu's family trophy. This large trophy was proudly presented to skip Murray Adams by Rene with each member of the rink also receiving a trophy. Bob Vodden's rink of Sue Vodden, Dave Dalzell and Betty Dalzell placed second. Second draw Placing first and receiving the Reflections by Design trophies was the rink of Dave Johnston, Faye MacKay, Gary MacKay and Allison Johnston. Second place was captured by Ron Pollock's rink of Myra Walden, Bill Lobb, and Dorinda Bowers. Third draw The Campbell Men's 'Wear trophies for first place was won by Bob Leatham's rink from London with members Eleanor Leatham, Jerry Saunders, and Donna SLO-PITCH BALL PLAYERS wanted for Varna Stanley Steamers PHONE TOM LEPPINGTON 527-1261 !/EE 482-7103 PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" Hully Gully racing season to "begin VARNA - The racing season begins here on April 12 with those three and four wheel on the Hully Gully ATV machines taking track. Watch for some new hot racing machines that will be making their debut. A new class for the 1987 season is the "Kids Class" for 50-70 cc ATV units. These beginners of today will turn into the pros for next year. This race will be sanctioned by the OAT - VA (Ontario All Terrain Vehicle Associates) and will pull in riders from across Ontario and Michigan. Local riders to watch for include Curtis McCone of Clinton in the 200 Stock class; Paul Farquhar of Clanton in the Open Mod & 200 Mod class; Chuck Collins of Varna.in the 250 Mod and Open Mod class and John Munn of Hensall in the four Wheel Two Stroke Class. Sign in is on March 12 from 10 a.m. to noon with practice at noon', andTacing at 1 p.m. In second place was Brad Falconer's rink of Vina Brodie, Judie Baskerville, Barb Telford ( sharing) Jeff Heitcamp and Pat Bylsma. Congratulations to all winners and all par- ticipants for making our final get-together a huge success. Don't forget the Annual Meeting and Ban- quet on April 25th. Third draw The third draw of the schedule has been completed. Top teams of the third draw: Men: Monday night 7 p.m. - Robt Anderson, Gary MacKay, Allan Carter and Barry Taylor. Men: Monday night 9 p.m. - Dave Hemmingway, Jack McLachlan, Wayne Cantelon and Doug Stirling. Men: Tuesday night 7 p.m. - Gerry Uniac, Brad Falconer, Joe Koene and Lloyd Hayward. Ladies: Monday afternoon - Isabel Theedom, Eleanor Hendrick, Kathy Westbrook and Barb Telford. Ladies Wednesday evening - Ann Adams, Barb Telford, Vina Brodie and Elaine Westlake. Juniors Friday evening - Scott Townsend, Jason Hayter, Scott Vod- den and Shannon Presczator. Mixed Thurs- day 7 p.m. - Brian Hall, Ann Adams, Geo Picot and Marlene Yeo. Mixed Thursday 9 p.m. - Dave Cooper, Marlen Munn, Ken Rogerson and Shirley Carter. Mixed Friday 8:30 p.m. - Brian Triebner, Marg Makins, Stu Wilson and June Cooper. Black Balls lead in playoffs e s • from page 12 Beginner's Luck 7,102 The Odd Couples 6,743 Strikers 6,892 Whiers 6,811 Granrnmas and Grampas 6,688'1 On April 2 Kevin Fothergill had the high single for the men with 256 while Ivan Col- clough had the high triple at 727. For the ladies Marie MacAulley had both the high single and the high triple with scores of 260 and 639 respectively. MORNING FITNESS CLASSES Featuring: Low Impact Aerobics MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY MORNINGS 9:30 - 10:30 STARTING THIS MONDAY APRIL 13, AT Goderich Township Hall — HOLMESVILLE — 20 Sessons ... $25. REGISTER ON MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 13, OR BY PHONING 482-9322 "Children Welcome" Monday euchre results CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1987—Page 13 Man celebrates 80th birthday Mr. Norman McDowell will be celebrating his 80th birthday with an Open House at his house on April 12 from 2-4 p.m. Best wishes only. The Knox Sunday School Pancake Supper again was a great success this year. The Auburn Knox UCW Thankoffering will be held on Wednesday, April 22 at 8 p.m. at the church. The guest speaker will be Carolyn Gelewicks from the Christian Reformed Church of Blyth. Auburn ladies are invited to Thankoffer- ing service at Blyth United Church on Sun- day, April 12 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Grace Pym will be the guest speaker. Mrs. William Helisic of Goderich and great-granddaughter Jeni Maize of Port Albert visited their parents and grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Rodgers on the weekend. Euchre party There were six tables in play Tuesday evening March 29 at the Community Hall. Winners were Elaine Haggitt (high lady), Bernice McClinchey ( low lady), Grace Cart- wright (high man ), Erma Cartwright ( low man) and Mrs. Jerry Heffron (novelty). Card parties are held every Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. at the Community Hall. Everyone welcome. 3 M's The 3 M's went bowling at the Little Bowl in Goderich on Saturday evening April 4. The lucky high winners were Bernice Gross and Lawrence Plaetzer and the lows were Margo and Jake Middelkamp. For a social time afterwards they returned to the home of Elliot and Kay Lapp. Nancy Park took over the business and a bus trip for June was discussed. Lunch was served by Margaret and Marinus Bakker and Kay and Ell Lapp. Knox United Church service Pa'tor Gary Shuttlot,'nnth r•nnducted the CLINTON - Agnes Carbet and Minlue Rurnball had the lone hands during Monday afternoon euchre at the town hall this week. Mary Sharp and Clark Stanley were the high hand winners and Marjorie Caldwell and Olive Ball were the lone hand winners. morning service at Knox United Church with organ prelude by Mrs. Gordon Gross. The prayer of invocation was read respon- sively. Life and work of the church were read by the pastor. The prayer of confession and words of assurance were given followed by the Lord's Prayer. The junior choir sang "Why not look to Him" under the direction of Mrs. Allan Webster with Mrs. Gordon Gross as pianist. The children's hymn "Jesus loves me" was sung and Pastor Shuttleworth told the children's story before they went to junior congregation with teachers Barbara Bak- ker, Gail Dobie and Karen Bakker. The pastor's sermon was entitled "Wholeness and oneness." The offering was received by Greg Park and Bdb Worsell and dedicated. The pastor pronounced the benediction and the service closed with the congregational benediction "Lord We pray." Next Sunday will be Holy Communion. 4-H meeting The fourth meeting of the Auburn Super Survivors was held on Wednesday, March 25 in the Auburn Library. The meeting opened with the pledge and roll call was taken. The group talked about laundry and how to get out stains. They also talked about the proper ways to dry and fold laundry. Leona Cunningham, the secretary, then read the minutes. The meeting was then closed with the new motto. On the same evening, the group held its fifth meeting. The meeting was opened with the motto and roll call. The group discussed working in the house, doing it smarter and faster. Also discussed was safety in the kitchen. The group learn- ed how to replace a plug on an electrical ap- pliance. They did a crossword and the meeting closed with the new motto. Last bingo for Queensway It was Queensway Nursing Home's last Monday afternoon Bingo with the Hensall United Church ladies. The ladies volunteered all during the month of March to come in and help residents play their favorite game. Tuesday afternoon the weekly church ser- vice was conducted by Mr. Cowan of Hensall United Church. Mr. Cowan was accom- panied on the piano by Joyce Pepper, and together they treated residents to a lovely duet. It was a very enjoyable afternoon. On Wednesday morning residents woke up to exercise to get them moving for the day. Then in the afternoon it was time for the monthly Drawing Club. This months' theme were Easter Scenes. All of the creation turned out beautifully! Thursday afternoon started with one of the very favorite programs - Choir Practice. With the help of Joyce Pepper, and of course the residents lovely voices, it all added up to a very entertaining afternoon. After Choir Practice all enjoyed the "movie of the week", which was called "Best Horse." On Friday afternoon, with the help of Caravan Clothing, Queensway put on a fashion show. The models this time were; Clayton Mathers, Rollie Grenier, Irene Heaman, Muriel Gunning, and Mildred Gingerich. All looked super, and not to men- tion dapper! We'd like to thank all models for doing a great job, as well as being good sports! Residents would also like to send out a hearty thank -you to Lillian Baker of the ladies auxiliary who volunteered her after- noon to make the show a success. i PLAY BALL! Order your TEAM UNIFORMS for Baseball Ball Hockey Soccer ORDER NOW FOR DELIVERY BEFORE YOUR SEASON OPENER! Get your RED DOTS here! .-a1' EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! Baseball or Soccer Cleats 1ST off NOW TILL SAT., APRIL 11 TEAM DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE ori baseball equipment 11/ t,lnto i�. AUTHORIZED SALES CENTRE a.r4:1=i MOM Main Corner,, CLINTON 482-3030' OMNI Rade $tiaek VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE SPRING PROGRAM '87 STARTS APRIL 13 TO JUNE 20, 1987 YOUTH AQUATIC RED CROSS WATER SAFETY FEE 527 00 10 Weeks YELLOW Tuesday 5 00 5 30 p m Thursday 5 00 5 30 p m Saturday 1 00 1 30 p m Saturday 2 30 3 00 p m ORANGE Tuesday 5 30 6 00 p m Thursday 5 30 6 00 p m Saturday 12 30 1 00 p m Saturday 7 00 2 30 p m RED Tuesday 600 6 30 p m Thursday 6 00 6 30 p m Saturday 1 30 2 00 p m MAROON Tuesday 500 5 30 p m Thursday 5 00 5 30 p m Saturday 2 30 3 00 p m SURVIVAL Tuesday 5 30 6 00 p m Thursday 5 30 6 00 p m Soturdoy 2 00 2 30 p m BLUE Tuesday 600 6 30 p m Thursday 6 00 6 30 p m Saturday 1 30 2 00 p m GREEN Tuesday 6 00 6 30 p m Thursday 6 00 6 30 p m Saturday 1 30 2 00 p m GREY Tuesday 6 30 7 15 p m Thursday 7 30 8 15 p m WHITE 630 7 15 p m Tuesday 7 30 8 15 p m Thursday PRE-SCHOOL AQUATIC MOMS & DADS Help your child learn to swim to enter water without hesitation to be able to put head under water blow bubbles feel comfortable with floats FEE 527 00 10 Weeks PARENT & TOTS (up to 2 years) Monday 6 30 7 00 p m Wednesday 9 30 10 00 p m GUPPIES & PARENTS '2 to 4 years) Monday 7 00 7 30 p m Thursday 9 30 10 00 a m LADIES AQUATIC FEE 527 00 "10 Weeks AQUAFIT 9 30 ADVANCED 10 00 BEGINNER 11 10 30 BEGINNER I 11 00 NON SWIMMER CO-ED AQUATIC FEE 527 00 10 Weeks TEEN ADULT CLASSES 1000om 10304 m 11 000m 11 30 am 11 30 1200pm NON SWIMMER Tuesday Wednesday 710 800pm 730 800pm BEGINNER 1 & 2 Tuesday Wednesday 7 30 8 00 p m • ARTHRITIC EXERCISE FEE 527 00 10 Weeks Fridays 9 30 10 00 a n. Exercise in the comfort of warm water in the shallow end for arthritic or ,nlury aches and pans 8 00 830 p m RLSS 3RONZE MEDALLION FEE 566 00 tlncludes material & exam lee, Mondays 730 830 p Must be 13 years to take the test ESSO SWIM CANADA FEE 530 00 10 Weeks Wont a change from the Red Cross Colour Levels") Improve on your starts strokes and turns build up your endurance competitive swim training levels Mondays 5 00 6 00 p m FITNESS FOR FUN A fun way to exer<Isp to musi< Fitness Class Only 535 00 10 Wepks Mondoy & Thursday 8 00 9 00 p m Fitness Pool & Sauna 541 00 10 Weeks Monday & Thursday 8 00 9 30 p m NLS PLUS RED CROSS / INSTRUCTORS COURSES Phone for details POOL RENTALS For Birthdays Groups etc Enjoy a swim in our temperature controlled pool FREE use of anur*'n with every rental MEMBERSHIPS In May ADMISSIONS POO CHILD (up to 12 years) STUDENT (13 to 17 years) ADULT (includes sauna) FAMILY SENIOR CITIZEN SAUNA FITNESS ROOM (Includes sauna adult or accompanied by so- meone 16 years) SWIM TIMES ADULT SWIM TIMES $ 80 1 75 2 75 6 50 1 75 200 2 75 Monday Friday Wednesday OPEN SWIM TIMES Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Fun Night Saturday & Sunday FAMILY SWIM ONLY 1200 I OOpm 9 00 10 00 p m 830 930 p m 830 930pm 600 730pm 830 930pm 700 800pm 300 430 pm Sunday 200 300 pm TEEN SWIM ONLY Wednesday UPCOMING EVENTS PD SWIM DAYS April 10 May 4 lune 8 75 & 26 87 • from 230 330pm MOTHERS DAY SWIM Free swim for morn May 10 87 from 200 300pm or 300 430pm FATHER 5 DAY SWIM Free for dad June 21 87 frorr 2 00 300 pm or 300 430 pm NATIONAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WEEK From May 22 31 87 Look for details later 800 900pm 3 MONTH POOL OR FITNESS ROOM YRLY . LY CHILD 552 00 S20 00 spool only STUDENT ADULT FAMIL Y 65 00 27 00 83 00 35 00 195 00 67 00 SENIOR CITIZENS adult rate Ips', 10°, both yearly and quarterly 3 MONTH FULL MEMBERHSIP ,pool sauna fitness room) YRLY .LY STUDENT 5192 00 555 00 ADULT 207 00 67 00 FAMILY 315 00 94 00 SENIOR CITIZENS adult rote less 10°° both yearly and quarterly GROUP RATE 5485 00 for maximum of 5 people plus 590 00 per extra person per year Minimum of 5 families at $160 00 per family L. tp The management reserves the right to cancel any class due to lack of registration. Refunds given only upon receipt of a medical certificate. A 35.00 administration fee will be charged. i CREATION CENTRE