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A LONG HAUL—Tina Jeffrey of Vanastra Cornpieted 39 acrossrthe-POOL
laps during the Swim -a -010h field at the Vanastra Recreation Centre on
Saturday to raise funis tel buy ecNipment for the Recreation for Special
'Needs projeo. (Expositor photo)
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Correspondent
SHARON JEROM• E
MAMEEN DUNSMQRE.
The Vanastra and District
Lioness Club Riimmage and
Bake Sale Saturday was a
great success and the pro,
ceeds will go towards com-
• munity work.
A benefit dance is to be
held Friday, Oct. 26th in the
Vanastra Recreation Centre
with music donated by the
band "Kaderiza." Tickets
• are available frorn any Llon,
'Or Lioness. Proceeds will be
put into.a special medical
fund.
The Lioness club will be
• putting on a dance for teens
pn Nov. 16th, in the Vatiastra
Recreation Centre from, 8;30
p.m. to 12 p.m.. open to kids
• ages 12 to 18 at 52.00 per
persen. Music will be rec-
ords.
CUBS AND SCoUT$
The Vanastra Cubs and
Scouts have the thirorr Dist-
rict Scouts cook books avail. -
able now. They are $4.00 per
• book and are available from.
Dave Dunsmore (Scout-
master) or.Jim Thomas (Cub- •
master).
•There is a lot of we.* to be
• done to write this column.
• Sharon and I would like to'
ask that if you have news or
• events that you would like to
• put in the paper, please
give us this information by
Monday night each week.
• Our numbers are Sharon
482-9077 or Maureen, 482-
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7723: No news item is too
small.
The Vanastra Curling Rink
AT OUR BROWNIE
•'MEETING
We had opening. We bad
Brownie Brownie gold and
• inspection and then we
• played a game. And then we
• went to our classes and Then
we did some, things-. And
then we came into a sircle
and we talked about waut we
are going to do. And then we
had our prare. And then we
• had our squezze (sqiies) arid
then we leave to home.
—By Jean Bernard
4.
is opening its season this
year with a Fun Night on
Saturday. Oct. 27th at 7:3Q
p,m. Ladies are asked to
bring a pot luck lunch. All
new Members are welcome.
The Vanastra. Resource
• Centre will be sponsoring a
community workshop this
Saturday, Oct. 27th in the
Vanastra Recreation Centre, ,
on "Creative Problem Solv-
ing." S2 will cover the cost of
lunch and coffee breakS. This
workshop is open to teen-
agers and adults and runs
from 9:30 a.m. till 4:30; so
come out and listen to Kathy
Conway-Widdis speak on
this topic.
On Oct. 28th in the Vana-
stra Recreation Centre there
will be, a Group Parent
committee meeting at 7 p.m,
Please come out and suppnrt
the four, groups, brownies,
cubs, guides and scouts.
PERSONALS
Welcome home to Tony
Jeacock after his stay. in.
Stratford hospItal. Good
health in the future, and a
speedy recOvery.
The Vanastra Cub Pack
and Scout Tt001:1'Would like to
thank the people of Seaforth,
Egmondville and Brucefield
for their support on Apple
Day. Without you it would
not have been such a success
for us.
• Oct. 31 , Hallow e' en
night, the Lions Club will
sponsor a Hallowe'en party
at the Vanastra Community
Church.. Prizes will be given
to the children with the best
costumes it 7 p.m.
• The Lions club are putting
on a Christmas Dance on
Nov. 23rd in the .Vanastra
Rec Centre. Music will be
. supplied by "Joe Overholt."
• The Lioness Club will be
holding their general zneet-
ing and pot luck supper on
Nov,• 1 in the Vanastra 'lee
Centre at 7 p.m.
• BINGO
The share the wealth Win-
ners at the Rec Centre's
regular Tuesday evening
bingo October 16 were:
Russell. Beyer, Clinton 573;
Alice Jackson, Clint�n 572;
scil
and Pat Shaw,
.Blyth, 574.
The jackpot Was split three
ways with the winners each
taking home 566.
Vanuatu, Public School
News_
This past week was a very
busy week at the Vanastra
Publio School. Thursday Stan,
SWIMMING FOR A CAUSEaina Jeffrey Of
Vanastra completed: 39: •cross -pool laps. Of
the pool, at .the Vanastra Recreation. Centre,
while Bernadette Scott timed her
C
Crookall displayed his "Art
from the Bible' He ex-
plained ids art techniques as
well as the history behind.
each of his religious paint-
ings. He emphasized that a
person's "want to" is much
more important than a
person's talent,
• On Thursday evening
October 18, a very successful
Open House took place, The
parents and visitors were
even able to watch a physical
education class "in action."
This week has been dedi-
cated to the children of the
world. l•
Always room for more
20 biock parents
In this our International
• Year of the Child, October
has been, declared. Block
Parent Month. At the pres-
ent time, Vanastra. has 20
Block Parents, and although
some people may feel that
this is an adequate number,
it should be the aimof our
program to try and increase
• our membership
A great -percentage of our
community is made' up of
children and there can never
b t much protcction rn-
vicled for them.' A Block
Parent program, to some
extent, • reduces the crime
• rate in a community and
makes our children more
aware of possible dangers.
• Being a Block Parent re-
quires very little time and
witilioa
s
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Saturday swimmers. swani,
back and forth across the
Vanastra Recreation Centre,
thufort theyte weze:osn'ted, doingltjus
swimmers were Partidfating
in • a, swim-a-thon to raise,
the centres recreation for
thspOedcoiothoel:1414Y epqroogipZ for
• The 5650 *wed in pledges
during the swim-a-thoa WW
wheelb
be
uscdhtaoirt'aunydlaifep ai raga ee Itt sea
for the handicaPPed people
from around the county who
take part in the special needs
• Pr°Bgteranmadette Scott, Project
manager of the program,
which has been funded with
a Canada Works grant for
nine months, said in addition,
to the special needs program
at :the centre, she and her
ic/l7h9ormk ss aroundhVea
variethe
nUtcountys
to lead fan and fitness class-
celsasfsoers thiencirleuten• otn% These
er
prograniwbsichcoincabnininbge exer-
cisesdonewhile sitting down, with a
variety of active games.
peMopre. Sticeonttenstaildngsofrmoematilthee
• special needs program in-
clude residents of area nurs-
iendggroupsani Idohmopemesti people
feorerwsthidoereknritigtardoatf.
ARC Industries in Dash-
wood. On Tuesdays, Senors
from Huronview Day Centre
come to the recreation centre
and on 'Wednesday merninlir
members of the **Ake club
exercise 1,e the Pat t
she said 250 peOPIO he.Y0
taken part in the program to
date, which includes a WOO
exercise Program in the
centrespooL Mrs. Seat $1114
in last,,WeerS swiel-a-thcno
one lady from the Huroaview
Day Centre, who doesn't
have any ase of the lower
part of her body, Warn back
and forth across the pool to
help raise funds for the
equipment Purellases•
On Friday, swimmers from
ARC Industries also com-
pletedl a number of laps
across the pool to raise over
$280 in pledges for the
Special needs program,
• In addition to Mrs. Scott,
the other tvo, staff members
of the Canada Works project
were Susan Dick of Seaforth,
the aquatics program„ co-
ordinator and Laura Overholt
of Exeter, whO co-ordinated
the exercise program for the
handicapped.
On Tuesday afternoon, -the
recreation program spon-
sored a special activity day
for seniors from county nurs-
ing homes. Mrs. Marie Flynn
and her orchestra supplied
the music for a dance and
sing song for the seniors,
• Although the Canada
Works grant runs out at the
end of October, • the special
• needs program will be con-
tinued by the centre's staff,
effortaoapy.in
ndty 0 lionled sdnot haveer . c parent, please contact me at
children;
482-7757,
the best Block Parents are In the meantime, for those
middle-aged, to elderly with already acquainted with the
,no children. program, rd appreciate your
• In the past few months it
dent that a strong community learn a bit more about it and friheelPndsin and neighbours to
increasingly evi
spirit
td titiorivbeeslohnego
here,
dchr ma . 119PtsefetlifinallYbecome: ThepineksaPfeatyr-
community that realty cares.eh0n
about its growth and Its and welfare of our children is
People. the responsibilty of all.
Remember that a Block please help by supporting
Parent program can play a the Vanastra Block Parents.
' key role in this growth. A Glenda Gardner,
Chairman-Vanastra,
community with Block Parent
sigas displayed in the win-
• dows proves that it does •
Bleck Parent
care. •
By now people are familiar
wittt the program and how it
iuncfions. However, if you
• require more information, or
• wish to become a Block
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