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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-10-02, Page 15HE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 2. 1 V e44- _Correspondent 1ANICE FERGUSON Last week's Meeting o- pened with firoWnie and Tweeny Songs foRowed by Brownie Gold (dues) and inspection. The Tweenies were then put into g_rlaps to work on their Tweenie Book. For their cookout they had hotdogs and 11aniburgers. Any boys age -seven to 10 in Tuckersmith Township are invited to join the Vanasr.ra Pack!' Call Jim Thomas at. 482-9467 ,after 6 for inYor- mation. PATHFINDERS Vim Voice Tawny Owl worked with the girls going for their Golden Bar. One Guide, Shelley Bonte-Gelok, is working or. her Golden Hand. GUIDES Last week the girls dis- cussed marching in the Sun- day School 200th birthday on Sunday, Oct. 5. The Guides are currently • selling 1981 calendars for 75 cents each with proceeds going to Girl Guides of Canada. The Guides also decided to buy bricks for the new headquarters in London Eng- land. The cost of one brick is 10 cents. A hike to the Clinton Conservation ,,Area has been cancelled because of the 200th Birthday Party. CUBS Last week the cubs were taught the Jungle Opening,. The new Cubs (CHUMS) were introduced to the totem pole and its meaning. John McLachlan received his Col- lectors Badge and Colin Thomas received his Per- sonal Fitness Badge for the Award of Excellence in Can- ada Fitness Program. There was 100% turnout on Sunday Sept. 28 for the hike to Sauble Conservation Area. The boys used the fitness trail to its full extent. We would like to welcome Shiela Maxwell, a new mem- ber to our group. The girls are selling Guide calendars for 75 cents with -proceeds going to the Pathfinders. Some of the girls presented a skit from their Blidge Book. There will b0, a Lions Club dinner meeting on Wednes- day, Oct. 1 at 7 p.m. at the Vanastra Recreation Centre. The speaker will be Warren Wicks, district governor. The Vanastra and District LionesS Club will catering the KALORIE KOUNTERS ' On _Monday evening the Kalorie Kounters held a make-up party given by Nancy Carrier after their regular weigh-in. Nancy Thiebeault was selected to Dear correspondent Vandalism issue Why would some Vanastra Citizen or a citizen from anywhere want to deface dip , New Vanastra Centre by breaking the letters on the building the same night it opened? Each day more letters seem to be torn right offl li's no wonder we have to live with a reputation. We should be proud of what we do have and show that we have something to offer instead of something broken and sloppy. If anyone has any information contact Jack McLachlan, Township Clerk at 482-9523. ,11. VAN MOORSEL INSULATION R.R.5MffCHELL LTD. 348-9376 • SPRAYED IN PLACE URETHANE FOAM • BLOWN INSULATIONS NEW: FLAT ROOFING & REPAIRS —Insulation Plus ri New Roof • FREE ESTIMATES Agricultural & Industrial Bldgs. • New & Older Homes • 40 FT. BASKET TRUCK SERVICE OR RENT BY HOUR OR DAY DUBLIN FEED MILL We are now ready to receive/your 1980 CORN CROP We will also be shipping wet corn to speed up unloading facilities. 345-2330 Bus, Dublin, Ont. 345-2884 Res. Now Receiving New Corn. FREE GRAIN BANK Store your corn & take it home laiter on as Meal, .Crumbled or F'elloted Feed as you require It. FORWARD CONTRACTS ALSO AVAILABLE For information on the above Call DON CORBETT AT 527-1910 DAYS 527-0211 NIGHTS OPNOTCH 527-1910 TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED Seaforth • apply her own Make-up with the guidance of the demon" strator. CURLING CLUB Don't forget to join in the fun Saturday at 9 p.m. at the Vanastra Recreation Centre at the dance to raise funds ,for the Curling Club Renova- tions. Lunch will be pro- vided. Tickets are available from any club member, from the Vanastra Factory Outlet or at the door. Fees for the '80 - '81 season are: Mens, $70; Ladies, $60; Couples, •$125; and Students, $25. VANASTRA CHRISTIAN — The Church is being decor- ated for the huge 200th birthday party to be held on Sunday Oct. 5 at 10 a.m. The Sunday School, Beavers, Brownies, Cubs, Guides, Pathfinders, -Lioness and Lions will be marching in the opening ceremony. There will be singing, special music, poster priZes, special birthday *ifts to the church folloWed by a potluck lunch, The. church will provide soup, coffee and freshie for the children. Everyone is welcome. A two day Couple Com- munication instructor ' work - Ow held at the Intetfaith Pistoral Counseling Centre • at Cambridge Friday and Saturday was attended by Peter Mantel, Minister of the Vanastra Church. Mr. Man- tel who specializes in the area of marriage, and family counseling is now a qualified -Trisfructoto---teach----groups- this program. Couple Com- munication is a marriage enrichment program.- Mr. Mantel is in his 2nd year internship at the Interfaith Centre and will be complet- ing his training program by the end nf June 1981. Three couples from the community. Anus and Rose • 't's , Hummel, Auld and Tony Jeacock, and ,Evelyn and Peter Mantel attended a cominissionitig service at the Stratford Christian Reformed Church on Sunday evening. This service marked the official relationship between the Stratford clnirch As the supporting congregatitm of the Vanastra Church. • VANASTRA RECREATION, CENTRE A successful Multiple Sclerosis meeting was held at the Centie,,n Monday Sept. 22. About 40 people attended —and -a -Huron -County -Unit -was -0 formed with an executive. Two new groups have joined the Special Needs program. One is a grhup for the Bluewater Centre of Goder- ich and the other is from the Heather Gardens and spon- sored by the Ministry of Community and. Social Ser- vices. Any children interested in youth basketball or volleyball please contact the Centre at 482-3544. • Meny fitness began last Monday and ' everyone was relatively tuckered after the first class. There is plenty of room in ,the class for more. • The fall classes in swim- ming and exercises begin ibis week so the centre is quite busy. Most classes are filli but some still have vacancies., • •, VANASTRA PUBLIC - SCHOOL On Friday, Oct. 3, the first f--eight-swimming-sessions- will take place at the Vana- stra, Recreation Centre. All children Grades one to six are Included in this physical education activity. Each child will' have 20 minutes in the pool each week. Huron County Library books have arrived and are on display in our new multi- putpose room. PERSONAL GLWPSES Happy Birthday to June Jeacock on Saturday, Sept. , 27, Meryl Thomas attended a . Seminar at the Homewood Sanatorium in 'Guelph. The topic was "Drug and Alcohol Abuse". Mr. turd Mrs. Allan John- ston from Walters Falls, Ont. visited the Glen Smith house- hold for the weekend. Happy Birthday to Laurie Roulston on Sat. Sept. 27. Sincere sympathies to Liz Anderson on the death of her -father-this-past-weekerrd.--- Sharon and Lyn Jerome and Mr. and Mrs. Gale Hannah went to Franken- muth , Michigan for the weekend. Evelyn and Peter. Mantel had their daughter Pat and son-in-law John Koning from Peterborough over during the week. At the same time friends from Alliston, Ann and Menno Meidemi, stopped by. Farewell to Fred and Ann Gale Family who moved to Chatham this past Weekend. Mr, and Mrs. 'Bob Chev. erie were in a boat show from Wednesday to Sunday in Mount Clements, Michigan. . Last Saturday Bev. and Steve Walsh were shivareed at 5 a.m. in their new home. Marion Hohrner attended a Pathfinder Learer Training Session in Lucknow on Sat: Sept. 27. Mr and Mrs.'Murry Hohrner are celebrating their -33rd-wedding-anniversary ot Thuisday Oct. 2. 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