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NEW TUCK RSIV1ITH COUNCIL—At the Tuckersrgith Township
Councit_meeUng-,--Glerk-Jack--McLachlan.(seated in the_centre)-chat-s-with
members of the new council. From the left council members are: Reeve
Bob Bell, Councillors Jim Papple, Bob Broadfoot and John Brownridge.
Deputy -Reeve Bill Brown, Sr. is seated on the right. (Photo by Dillon)
Christmas activities
JAN FERGUSON
482-3772
On Saturday December 6th
the school's float was en-
tered in the Clinton Parade
where d won the prize as
best theme float. We would
like to thank Doug Johnson
of the Conestoga College
staff for his help and advice
in the construction of this
float. Special thanks go out to
Mr. Haak who loaned us the
wagon and to Fred Zwaan
who let us use his building.
The Grade 5 and 6 class
have been very busy working
on their play for the Christ-
mas concert to be held on
ec
Tuesday D. 16th at 7:30.
Next Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday
from 9:00 - 9:20 we will be
conducting our annual White
Gift Service/Carol Sing.
Children who wish to partici-
pate are asked to bring a gift
wrapped in white paper and
labelled so that we know the
contents.
Next Monday morning we
will have a dress rehearsal
for our concert. On Thursday
December 18th our boys and
girls will be treated to a
Christmas film. This film is
the teachers gift to the
children in their classroom,
On Friday December 19th.
we will dismiss at noon for
the Christmas break.
MEN'S BONSPIEL
Over 5500 in prizes were
given out for the Mens
Bonspiel at the Vanastra
Curling Club on Saturday
Dec. 6th.
Winners of the 9 a.m.
draw are 1st place winners of
20 lb. turkeys: Skip-Gord
Pryce. Vice • Bill Lobb. 2nd •
Bruce Coleman and Lead -
Laurie Fisher from Seafcrrth.
Winners of the 11 a m
draw were 1 st place Mike
Walker- Skip. Vice Bob Freel
2nd- Mike Ash. and Lead
Florian Kuchyriski from Lon-
don This team also won the
George Cattier trophy and
four miniatures to keep. Se-
cond. pace winners of 20 lb
turkey wore Skip- Don
Mitchelmore. Vice. Ivan
Lince. 2nd • Cliff Parker and
Lead Bob Allen from Vana-
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stra.3rd place winners of 14
lb turkey were Skip: Gerry
Walters, Vice - Phil Foster,
2nd - Larry Sturdy, and Lead -
Ron Boel from Goderich.
Consolation winners of hams'
were: Skip- Mery Falconer,
Vice- Laird Finlayson, 2nd -
Stu Wilson, and Lead Brad
Falconer from Vanastra.
Door prize winners were Don
Taylor and Bill Munroe.
CUBS
Last week the new cubs
started working on their Blue
Star. Colin Thomas received
his First Aid Badge and lony
Goulding received his Collec-
tor Badge. The boys were
presented their Lions crests
to be sewn on their necker-
chiefs. THe cub Christmas
Party will be on Dec. 15th at
John Bjerg's house at 630,
their last meeting until Janu-
ary 5th 1981.
ment finally came on Dec.
10th. The two leaders en-
rolled were Carol McIlyeen
and Marion Hohrner. The
Pathfinders enrolled were:
Penny Lewis, Shiela Maxwell
Christine and Kathy Davis,
Pam Brownridge and Dawn
McLeod. The girls will hold
their last meeting of the year
on Dec. 17th.
NURSERY SCHOOL
The Vanastra Nursery,
School will hold their Christ-
mas Party on Dec. 18th. The
kids and mothers have , ex-
changed names. Santa will
make an appearance and the
kids will be served hot dogs
and pop and the mothers
submarine sandwiches to
mark the occasion.
LIONESS CLUB
Don't forget the social tea
this Saturday at the Vanastra
Recreation Centre at 2 p.m.
The
Vanastra 'Voice
BROWNIES
New'Brownies enrolled on
Wed. were: Janice Body,
Joan McLachlan. Kim Dixon,
Kathy Stone, -Christine Fow-
lie. Tina Cayer. and Robin
Cain. Flying into guides are,
Shelly Bonte - Gelok and
Kathy Low. The new
Brownies and Guides will
receive a gift from thc pack
at the Christmas Party
on Dec. 16th. This will be
the last meeting until
January 6th 1981.
G LID ES
Last week the guides had a
rehearsal for the enrollment
on Dec. 10th at 7 p m. at the
Vanastra Recreation Centre
New Guides are Terri Evans
Kern -Ann Jerome. Allis -on
Jeacock. Heather Brown -
ridge, Jean Bernard and
Tammy Dowell. The guides
will hold their Christmas
Party Dec. 17th at theorana•
stra Recreation`Centre. Tis is
the last meeting until Janu•
ary 7th 1981
PATHFLNDERS
The long awaited enroll -
Guest speaker will be Vera
McNichol and you must be 16
yrs. old to enter the hall.
Tickets are still available.
Last Thursday, the Lioness
Club held their Christmas
dinner meeting. Gifts were
exchanged and they were
treated to a turkey dinner
with all the trimmings ca-
tered by the Vanastra &
District Lions Club. The raf-
fle was won by Kathleen
Stone.
The club -is busy making
christmas Stockings for the
residents of Reather Gar.
derns which they will receive
on during the Dec. 18th Carol
Sing.
On Monday, Dec. 22nd
there will he a Christmas
Party for the families
PERSONAL GLIMPSES
Sincere sympathy is exten-
ded to Liz Anderson on the
recent death of her mother
Welcome home to Murray
Hohrner after his stay in
Clinton Hospital
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