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The Huron Expositor, 1975-09-18, Page 7Vanastra Church starts Come Alive " Correpsondent Mrs. Karen Lehnen This week just a few reminders of coming, events. The Vanastra Christian Church have a "Come )Alive" Club for boys and girls each Tuesday * evening 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. The meetings feature Bible stories, arts, crafts and singing. • Registration for Brownies and Girl Guides for, Vanastra and area girls is planned for Thursday September 25 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Recreation Centre Vanastra. Brownies for girls 7 years to 10 years, Girl Guides girls 10 years to .14 years. Mothers please attend with your daughters on isk registration day. An annual fee of $3.00 is requested. Rangers (for girls 14 years to '18 years) are asked to register at the Clinton Legion •Hall Wednesday September 24, 7 p.m.° to 8p.m. For more information re Brow- nies contact Mrs.----Robinson, 482-7947 and for Girls Guides contact Glenda Gardner 482-7757. The Vanastra Super Chicks Baseball Team has had a success. * ful season. dubs As the top team in their league they will receive the cup when awdrds are presented. If you missed Vanastra's first dance of the Fall season, you missed a lot of fun. The future dances are scheduled in the Recreation Brochure. Tickets are on sale for the Grand Opening of the Vanastra Recreation and Day Care Com- plex. Saturday September 27 is the big day. Cocktail Hour begins 7 p.m. Banquet and Ribbon cutting 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.' and Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 p.m. with music by "Shannon". . It isn't too late to register for any of the Fall and Winter r Programp igegkation. Centre, !Albite 482-34. 'Addi- tional registrations can be accepted the first day or first eyening of programs The sessions begin the week of September 22. Day Care for working mothers or babysitting service will begin at the Day are September 29. Hours 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. with fees of $5.00 per child. 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Daily, Monday to Friday. Our Open HOUSO has been changed to Friday evening, September 26, from 7:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. to coincide with the Open House of the new addition to the Recreation Centre. Official Opening Date: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1976,, v more sunshine Wees failed in their #ttempt to top, Seaforth, losine4 - 1 on Sunday. St. Columban were short some regulars who failed to show which is discouraging to- any +coach, However, it was a well played game and the best team won. The Bantams, coached by Vern Steinman made a good showing as well considering it is their first year as a unit and competing against some long established clubs. personals Miss Joan Coyne, R.N., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Coyne who has been on the Nursing Staff in Vancouver Hospital, has returned home and intends to join the staff in Toronto Hospital. Miss Janet O'Reilly has left to further her education at Waterloo University. Sister Julia Marie Forester of St. Joseph's Motherhouse, London, spent a few days with Mrs. Marg McIver. Mr. and Mrs. N.J.Lane were in St. Thomas over the weekend visiting Mrs. Sally McQuaid who returned with them -for a weeks' holiday. M to build sidewalks Mcllwain, Lynn' and Steven of Stratford visited on Sunday with Mrs. George McIlwain. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.Reg. Lawson, John and Elizabeth were Mr.John Turner of Tuckersmith, Mr. Ernie Graham of Lloydminster, Sask. Church Service A number of members from the Constance Foresters Lodge attended the church service and • picnic at Benmiller on Sunday Sept. ,14th, they were Mr. and Mrs,Don Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClure, M r. and Mrs. Nelson McClure, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hunt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hulley, Mr. Stewart Dolmage. Misses ' Tammi and Penny Glandfield, Betty Ann and Ron Herman, all of Shakespeare, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevenson, David, Darren and Luanne. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley visited on Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Riley of Clinton. Constance Foresters picnic DAY CARE REGISTRATIONS Corresiendent V.J .Lane , in the past week while the area had some showers with overcast skies there were a couple of days sunshine that allowed farmers to salvage most of the remaining spring crops. Some beans were threshed and from reports they are surprisingly good in quality and quantity. Farmers are hoping for more sunshine as it will take several days to complete. The voters have been listening to a lot' of promises the past few weeks but no one has promised better weather, had they done so, you can bet there would be a big rush to the polls on the 18th. Silage corn is also ready and it will be some weeks before it can be harvested for grain, this also promises a bumper crop. Perhaps the best ever. As you drive on Highway readers will notice another new home being erected in the hamlet of St. Columban which continues to grow. Soccer Over Minor Soccer is about over for this season while the Mosquitoes are undefeated. Roy Swart's Pee Correspondent Mrs. Mary Merner Court Constantine L 1842 held their monthly, meeting on Thursday evening. Business discussed was the dance that was to be held on November 14th was changed to November' 28th at Family Paradise with the Silvertones providing the music. Anyone interested in going on a bus trip on Thursday, October 2nd to Stratford, Paris and Kitchener are asked to contact Olave Little or Delphine Dolmage. The tins will be leaving Seafor th at 8;30 a.m. Plans are being made to have a Ladies Night in October. Personals Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Sharon and Bob, Doris and Doug McClure, Shirley Thamer and Carolynn McClure attended the Western Fair in London on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellwood of Montreal spent Sunday 'visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merner, Sandy, Julie Ann, Michael and Michelle, Mr. and Mrs. George Correspondent • - Don McRae Mr. Edwin Stapleton and Mrs. Pauline Agar visited with Mrs. Myrle Stapleton who is a patient in University Hospital, London. Dublin Bantam girls team lost to Shakespeare 9 - 2 in their 1st game of a three game playoff series in the second game in Dublin Monday night Dublin defeated Shakespeare 6 - S. Final game in Shakespeare Thursday evening - Coach JerryBruxer has done an excellent job with this team. Dublin ladies slow pitch team defeated Walton 19-6 on Sunday. Further play-offs coming up so keen your ear to the ground. Visitors with Mrs. Kathleen Monaghan were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Palm of Toronto and their son Drew and friend, Merrill Barsacca from University of Western Ontario, who joined them to visit relatives in the area. Sidewalks along Raglan Street are progressing favourably - contract is being carried out by M. & M. Construction of Dubli n under the supervision of • Road Superintendent Ed. Chappel and Inspecting Trustee Matt McCreight. Mr. McCreight had some discussion on sidewalk width on North side of street but that has been resolved. Mr.Tom Collins, Perth County Engineer, met with Hibbert Twp. Road Superintendent and with Dublin Trustees Mat McCreight and Don MacRae for grade and road allowance measurements for sidewalk on Mill St. North. The regular meeting of Father Stephen Eckert Knights of Columbus Council of Seaforth will be held one week later on Sept. 25 because of the Provincial Election. Share the Wealth ticket for the Jack-pot are available. Mrs. Monica Holland visited with Mr. Jack Flynn and Geo. Holland at St. Raphael's Nursing Home in Kitchener last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J.L.Ryan of Kitchener visited with Ron Ryan and other relatives in the area. Mrs. Don Costello is visiting with, Mr. and Mys. Malone in Winnipeg for a few days. Kitbarchan Notes . (By Mabel Turnbull) Greetings to Mrs. Olive Muir who celebrates her birthdy Sept. 16. She is 81. A family dinner party in her honour was given at the Home of her daughter Mrs. Ann Hansen., Sparlilng St. Attending the dinner were members of her family Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Speers and daughter Ann, Oakville and Dr. and Mrs.Dick Speers, Goderich. Some members of the staff and some residents spent an afternoon at "Schadeview" Lake Huron last week at the home of Mr. Harold Barry. The weather co-operated and an enjoyable visit was had as a result. anor appenings church Service was conducted by Rev. E.S.Stephens of Brucefield on Thursday morning at 10:30 a.m. Thirty-six residents attended the service and enjoyed Rev. Stephen's message also his musical talents. Miss Doris Wills read.the scripture verses. Visiting with Mrs. Leila, Dundas were her three daughters 'Mrs. David Andrews, Mrs. Neil Reid, and Mrs. Rob t Pickering, all of Toronto. Mrs. W. Keyes and Mrs. R. Mullholland visited with Mr. Wilbur Keyes. Dr. E. Sadlier was visited by his wife Marie and* daughter Mrs.Donna Farley of Toronto. Visiting with Ada Reid were Mr. John Marks of London also Mrs.W. Ball, Mrs. Malkus. Mrs. Jennie Storey visited with h er sister Mrs. Lillie Hudie also • with Miss Bessie Davidson and Mrs. Ada Reid. Mrs. Cartwright Hawley and Mr. Zack McSpadden visited their sister Mrs. Etta Hawley who is confined to Seaforth Community Hospital. Mrs.Annie Harrison and Mrs. Olive Traviss and Mr. STanley Hillen visited with Miss Bessie Davidson. Miss Mary Neville enjoyed an outing to Stratford on Saturday with Mrs. M. Lane also an outing on Monday with Miss Tillie Dumrsndasi Lillie Hudie was visited by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn of Belgrave, also Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hudie and Mrs. Marjorie Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Ferg McKellar and son visited with Mr. Lindsay McKellar, Miss Joanne Maloney showed a series of pictures on Friday aft ernoon of her trip doWn east which all residents enjoyed. Joanne was awarded this trip through the Junior Farmers and she is to be commended for winning the same. Our sympathy is extended to Mr. Clarence Jackson on learning of the death of his father Mr. Calvin Jackson of Regina, Saskatchewan who passed away on August 23rd, 1975 in 'his 96th year. 6.)rrespondent .Mrs4c1.1Etiggew 'Walter :Park sP§Pt 'the' weeiteri4 visith)g, Ais 'brother, :tft Chatham ' ' Miss Joy Hey spent $ondaY. in London.,, Congratulations to and. Mrs. Neil Botternmn V.41. tbe' arrival of 0* b4/ boy at Stratford Haipital, Mks. Joseph Thornton' is visiting her sisters and brothers AoMitchell visited : afternoon, tc,n as may. i°: 1:104 Dianne vittitOta home .100, D ► :mdet23,:c:bs'Bod7mrseltearIP•etttldllm..4i141111:71. Angie at ::91',11:,.m4Frocil/ • ton."i PO*0 spent WOOke,n4 with Huronview Miss Robertson and Mrs. Overholt were welcomed to the Home at Monday afternoon's activities. Marie Flynn, Lorne Lawson and Normain Speir provided the old tyme music and led a sing-a-long of favourite tunes. The Bluebells, four girls from the Clinton and Seaforth area, Elizabeth Gibson, Debbie Westerhout, Barbara and Judy Carter provided their own guitar accompaniment and sang several numbers at Tuesday's "Family Night" program. Jill Wheatley of Seaforth sang two vocal solos and helped to lead a sing-a-long. Mrs, Jim Lobb and Mrs. Elsie Henderson played a piano duet and Mrs. Henderson played the bells accompanied by Mrs. Cobb. Mrs. Butt expressed the appreciation of the residents for the fine musical program. Two new members, Mrs. MaCauley and Miss Robertson were welcomed to the Over 90 Club on Wednesday afternoon. Twenty-eight members attended the get-to-gether and followingthe games-of euchre and crokinole , tea and cookies were served by the Walkerburn Club of Auburn. in waterloo. PETER DECO() 74 TORONTO STREET MITCHELL Phone • 348-9412 [Long Distance Cali Collect] - Home - Life - Auto - - Commercial - - Farm Liability - - Accident & Sickness - ti)pr INSURANCE CO-OPERATORS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION