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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-10-21, Page 13Governor Lion visits By Maureen Dunsmore VANASTRA - On October 7 the Vanastra Lions and Lioness held a joint dinner meeting at the Vanastra Recreation Centre. Governor Lion John Brash of Guelph was ,guest speaker for the evening. He was his accompanied by two Lions from his own club, also in attendance were four members of the North Brantford Lions Club. Lion John spoke on the objectives of Lionism for the year 1987-1988. The motto for this year is We Serve. He stressed that Lions and Lioness not only serve in their own communities but all over the world. Lion John installed the new officers of the Lions and Lioness club during his visit to the club. The new executive for the Lions club are President Lion Delmer Schloendorf, Treasurer Lion Tony Jeacock and Secretary Lion Roy Elliot. The new executive of the Lioness club are President Maureen Dunsmore, Vice - President Marg Scloendorf, Treasurer Dianne Ryan, Secreatry Linda Dixon, Tail Twister June Jeacock and Director Darlene Mylwick. The raffle for the evening was a murn decorated with a scarecrow. Lion Ramey of North Brantford took home the prize. Lion John received a ceramic ashtray, made by Lioncss Marg, as a thank you gift for visiting the clubs. Lion John and Lion Jack Robertson of North Brantford thanked Lion President Del for an enjoyable evening. Meet Your Neighbor On October 22 the Vanastra Lions and Lioness will be holding a Meet Your Neighbor night. Everyone in the community is welcome to join in an evening of fun and friendship at the Vanstra Recreation Centre at 7:30 p.m. Coffee, tea and snacks will be served. This will give the new members of the community a chance to meet and learn more about their community. Lioness News The monthly business meeting was held on October 19 at the home of Lioness Presi- dent Maureen. . Final plans for the ('hri.stmas Bazaar to be held on November 21 were made. The new venture for the club at the bazaar will be a penny sale. Many donations have been received for this sale. The Lioness are also holding a New Year's dance at the recreation centre. Music will be supplied by P.R.S. disc jockey service. Tickets for the event are available from any Lioness member. Three members of the club will travel to Dorchester for their annual Pumpkin Brunch on October 25 while two members will attend the fall rally in Exeter on the same day. On November 5 the monthly dinner meeting will be held at the Vanastra Recreation Centre. Special guest for the evening will be Lioness Janet Dawson of Kitchener. Public School News The Vanastra Public School students held their election for students council. The president is Evelyn Edwards, vice- president Sarah Trager and secretary - treasurer Judy Elliot. On October 22 the students from Grades 4 to 8 will travel to London to see a play called Dracula. On Friday several students from Grades 7 and 8, involved in the enrichment program will travel to Stratford Festival to view the play Much Ado About Nothing. Parents are also reminded that Friday is a P.A. day. Personals Congratulations go out to John and Wendy Snell on the birth of their son Curtis. He is a baby brother for Kyle and Johnathon. Former resident Debbie De Wolfe is back from PEI visiting with her family and new niece. Father Coruana of St. James Church in Seaforth, christened Courtney Elizabeth daughter of Tom and Betty Costello of Vanastra on Sunday. Courtney's christening gown was made from her mother's wedding dress. A family get together was held at Tom and Betty's afterwards. Get well wishes go out to Ev Garland who is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Baking session for residents HURONVIEW - Sunday morning worship was held in the chapel here with Rev. Cheryl -Anne Stadelbaur Sampa conducting the service. Margaret McQueen directed the music. Tuesday afternoon a baking session was held 011 Huron Heights with the ladies taking part. A party for the ladies on Huron Heights took place Wednesday afternoon. Thursday the auditorium was busy all day when Regional 3 of the Ontario Association of Homes for the Aged held its first meeting of the fall. There was a good attendance and the ses- sion,: were interestint1 and prodnr'tive The girls have been busy decorating the halls for Hallowe'en. The trick and treat day is coming up soon. Rev. John Pluta conducted Roman Catholic Mass in the chapel Friday morning. Huronview welcomes Francis Dobson who comes from Teeswater. A birthday party was held for Flossie Deaton who celebrated her 90th birthday on Friday with family and residents wishing her the best. Bingo was held on Park Place on Friday while other residents went on a shopping trip to Goderich. 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