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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-09-25, Page 1411r71,4r, •THE.:.'HURGI.N:EX.p9S: Correspondent JANFERGUSON 4824772 CUBS - Nevv cubs this year are Benny; Bjerg, Bed Goulding, • 13111Y Roy, Derek Dixen, Scott Returning cubs are ,,Tony Goulding, Colin Thomas, Paul Handy, Darryl • Dixon, John McLachlan and - Kenny Menveen. AU boys in Tuckersmith of cub age 7 to., 11 interested in kilning the Vanastra Cub Pack please contact Ant Thomas at 482-- 9467. ° * Monday, Sept. 15 was the 'first meeting of the pack • OR, SEPTEMBER gs, 1980 which been with games. Instruction to the new cubs (CHUMS) about Grand Howl and Its meaning as well as the meaning of the white scarf was given. Up coming - events include a hike- Sept. 28th to Hullett Conservation Area and cook opt; Septem- ber 29th 2 films "Movvgli's Brothers" and "Rikki .Tikki Tavi" willbe shown at the regular meeting. The cubs will also be marching in the celebration of the 200th anniversary ofSuriday School on -Sunday Oct. 5th at the Vanastra Christian Church. Perrnission slips will be sent THE In support o 6th ANNliAL VAN EGAIOND FOUNDATION Oderfest Will feature in the store a display of ANTIQUE SHOES and equipment Come see this display Thurs. Sept. 25 - 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Fri. Sept. 26 - 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. Sept. 27 - 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.. Main Street •• Seaforth • 527-0551 ,t7t7Irt797 7FrPT `7719719.7-77'71,7,7v, • ^1,1r7r777, • 1,7747 7g,'• •IN,1 :as tra coke to parents shortly for these events. SCOUTS • Scouts have not been started in Vanastra this year yet due to no Scout Master. This position must be filled by a man over 21 with experience with the out- doors, campipg and working with boys. Anyone in Tucker- . smith Township interested in becoming a Scout Master or leader please contact Clem - Goulding, representative of the Group Parent at 482-3764 after 5 p.m. BROWNIES New Tweenies this year are Joan McLachlan, Kim Dixon, Robin Cain, Kristine FoWlie, and Cathy Stone. Returning Brownies are Laura Fowlie, Jennifer Pollock, Susan and Sandy Ryan, Shelly Bonte-Gelok, Kathy Low and Shelly Stone. At their first meeting the Tweenies were taught the pack songs and the official opening and closing of meet- ings. The brownies will also be marching in the 200th birthday of the formation of Sunday Schools on Sun. Oct. 5th at the Vanastra Christian Church. Permission slips to parents will be sent home. GUIDES New Guides this year are Jean Bernard, Alison Jeacock, Terri Evans, Teresa Raithdy. Tammy Dowell, Heather Brownridge, Kerri- Ann Jerome. Returning guides are. Karen Ann Goni, Joann Bernard, Teresa Morrison, Tina Jeffry, Mary Mellow, Penny Robinson, Connie and Lisa Belair and Shelley Maxwell. The first—meeting of the Bobby Soxers out for '50's dance The Vanastra Recreation Centre was transformed back to the 1950's Saturday eve- ning for the Vanastra & District Lioness Club's first anniversary '50's dance. The bobby soxers and big bop- pers were out in full force for a real fun night. Music varied from Elvis7 ,the Everly Brothers to Country and Western. A bubble gum blowing contest was won by Freda Hill f Bayfield with a close second by Beverly Walsh of Clinton. They didn't have so much competition though as one of the other contest- ants Lioness Myrna Smith of Vanastra said "It's been years since I've done this!" The Fonz lookalike contest was won by Lion Tony Jeacock of Vanastra and Laverne lookalike was won by Liz Stephens of the Lioness Club of Exeter. The best rock and rollers of the evening were Jim and Meryl Thomas who won Brylcream and bobby sox for their efforts. The raffle ticket winner was Myrna Smith of Vanastra and Denver Grant Strathroy won the door ittrize-a plant. The Lioness Club of Vanastra thanks Lioness _Joan Merner and her hus- band Lion Jack of Bayfield; Lioness Dorothy Glazier and her husband Lion Gerry of Woodstock and Lioness Liz Stephens and her husband Lion John of Exeter for supporting their dance. Proceeds for the dance will be going towards community projects. - The Lionesses will be catering to the Lions Dinner Meeting on Oct. 1st. The Lionesses will be having their own dinner meeting on Oct. 2nd at 7:30 at the Vanastra Recreation Centre In the Day Care room. An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. c\o'l New Discount GAS BAR AT DUBLIN FEED MILL 411.staitau • Purina Chows & Pet Foods Sotr)izthing extra Purina Pi.ogran We also carr • Coca-Cola products • Sunoco oil products We also carry Diesel fuel DUBLIN FEED MILL 345-2330 Bus. Dublin, Ont. 345-2884 Res. . • year was oPened with games the each patrol elected . patrol leader and seconder. The meeting ended with a campfire. The Guides will also be marching in the 200th birthday of the formation of Sunday School on Sun. Oct. 5th at the Vanastra Christian Church. Permission slips to parents will be sent home. PATHFINDERS This is a brand new group formed for girls ages 12 to 15 yrs. They meet on Wednesdays at the Vanastra• Christian Church from 7-9 p.m. New members in this group are Dawn McLeod, Penny Lee Lewis, Chris Davis, Kathryn Ann Davis, and Pam Brownridge. Guider is Ivlarion Rohner and Carol McIlveen. At their first meet- ing they elected a Treasurer - Kathy Davis, Council Chair- man -Pam Brownridge; phone committee • and. Recreation and Sticial person Dawn McLeod;. and Secret- ary Penny Lewis. VANASTRA CURLING CLUB . The Vanastra Curling Club will be holding a dance on Saturday October 4that the Vanastra Recreation Centre at 9 p.m. with lunch provided. Tickets are avail- able from any member or at the Vanastra Factory Outlet. Proceeds to the Curling club renovations. Fees for the '80-'81 season which runs approximately from Novem- ber to April are Mens -$70, Ladies -$60; Couple.$125; Dna Student 47S Anv Pliths „ or organizations or business- es wishing te book for ice time please call Ken Roger- son at 482-9100. TUCKERSMITH DAY NURSERY We have been very busy this past week exploring the theme of Indians. The child- ren made beads from .paper strips and then threaded them for necklaces. They allmade Indian drums out of plastic on cigarette tins; Indian costumes from burlap sacks and headbands. Miss Norris brought in some rocks that Indians used as tools. Jeff showed us his Indian feather headband. Friday afternoon all the children dressed up in their costume- and had a parade followed by popcorn and juice. Swimming lessons start again this week and the children are looking forward to Wednesday mornings. . VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE Special Needs recreation at the Vanastra Centre now includes the schools; Golden Circle; Wingham; Queen Elizabeth-Goderich; and Huron Hope -Centralia. The Bluewater Centre will be coming down to the Centre each Tuesday after- noon for water exercise. Asthmatic exercise classes have begun and will be held each Thursday night from 7:30-8:30 in the activity room. Anyone • interested in _talcing guitar lessons should rain n 67. tha ronntra fnr rn nrp , ^ details. A qualified techer is teacher is available. Anyone interested teaching or iaking arts and crafts pro- grams please phone the centre at 482-3544, Bingo winners on Tuesday Sept. leth were; ist share the wealth by Barb Van Damrne of Clinton; 2nd share the wealth was divided by three people; 3rd share the wealth by Ed March of Wingham. The Jackpot winner wasPat Shaw of Blyth. VANASTRA PUBLIC SCHOOL Two clubs got "rolling" this week at the Vanastra Public •School. Our cross country team has been "frac- ffsing every day with *Mr. Nicholls and our Junior,Choir members had their first practice with Mrs. Cooper. Many other clubs and activ- ities have been scheduled for later in the school year. The Vanastra Public School staff will be involved in professional activity exer- cises Thursday evening and all day Friday. Parents are reminded that the scliool will not be open on Friday for classes because of this. On Thursday evening our staff will be joining the Huron Centennial School staff and will be looking at Huron County Board of Education policies. On Friday several of the staff will be working on things at our own school. All activities scheduled for Fri- day have been desiened to • make each and every ene of us do just a little better job in the future. " One of the things that this staff will be looking at again this year will be the under- lying aims and objective of Qur school in_ other words, the things that our school should be doing for the young people that attend classes here. Parehts are reminded that swimming, classes begin on Friday Oct. 3rd, 1980. The oast for these lessons is still $2 per child, VANASTRA CHRISTIAN CHURCH On Sunday, October 5th at 10 a.m. we want to celebrate the anniversary of the first -San -day School Class held in London England 200 years ago. A huge birthday party will take the place of •our regular worship service. You are invited to dress up in 18th century clothes, join in the singing of old and new Sunday school songs, picture drawing contest with prizes, special music, film or slides, birthday cake, and after the program join in soup and sandwich pot luck. The program will begin with the marching in of the Cubs, Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders, Lions and Lionesses with their flags and banners. The Sunday School children are busy tnaking birthday presents for the church. We invite you and your whole family to Please turn to page 15 DRYSDALE'S OF HENSALL niverscirv Bale Continues To End Of September "See us before you buy" ALL G.E. APPLIANCES ON SALE (some scratch oncl.dent) NOW YOU GET tu.7 7 up to auuiIb °RE ATE! DIRECT FROM GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES when you purchase any of the Deluxe model Refrigerators, Ranges, Dishwashers, Automatic Washers, Automatic Dryers and Microwave Ovens. 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