Clinton News-Record, 1980-07-24, Page 15CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY; 1( M, X? a»i,PAcE. zS
Commuatty notes
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Over 60 attend Bible
This is the second week
of a very successful
Vacation Bible program
at the Vanastra Christian
Church. An average of 60
children are attending
daily. At 9 a.m. the
Children gather in the
church auditorium for a
half hour of singing under
the direction of Lorne
Wolf with Evelyn Mantel
at the piano. The three
church volunteer
workers, Marlene Vander
Ploeg,, Liz Vedder and
_lY RCM:a Van M .s t ..
are also helping out with
the musical part.
Margaret plays the
guitar and together the
girls lead, the children in
action songs like "The
tree song" and many.
other favourites. The
three church volunteers
Mark Baker, right, set the rules and off they went.
Nearly two dozen. Varna youngsters come out each
Thursday to take part in a daylong Playground Day
program. Organized by the Vanastra Recreation
Centre, Mark, Jeff Baech1er and Bonnie McPhail
are offering weekly Playground Days at Varna,
Egmondviile and Vanastra. (Shelly McPhee photo)
are from Eastern Ontario
and help in the church
program foir' six weeks
during the summer.
Teachers in this year's
V.B.S. are June Jeacock,
Kathleen Stone, Ronda
Bjerg, • Elaine Sherban
and Rose Hummel.
Helpers are Theresa and
Donna Desjardins,
Melinda Mantel, Lisa
McCarty. In charge of
the refreshments are
July Embling and Nancy
Linton. A daily supply of
freshly baked and
delicious cookies are
provided by the.Lionesses
and congregational
members. Nursery care
is provided for the little
ones of those teaching. In
charge of the nursery are
Sharon Sager and Dianne
McCarthy.
Elinfor a1 , Caine . from. Varna,
Ong onflay July ' ,at Egmondviile and"
Vanastra the group had a Vanastra, Everyone
film festival. Many kids enjoyed tb,etnseiies,
. Many children turned
School out to go to the gode,rich
In charge of the whole
V.B.S. program is Jan
Ferguson, who is doing a
super job of organizing
and running the program
on a day to day basis.
Months of planning and
preparing have gone into
the program: Seeing
every day the happy
faces of so Many children
and observing the happy
humming activity makes
it all worthwhile.
The closing program is
scheduled for Sunday
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morning July 27 as part of
the regular service
starting at 10 a.m. There
will be no sunday school
this morning. All friends
and neighbours are in-
vited to this special
program.
A potluck dinner is
planned following the
service. After the dinner
games will be organized
for everyone on the
church lawn either in the
sun or in the shades of the
trees.
Sivithrnerso:
to a good start
museuxn and tugboat
rides. Everyone took a
swim in the lake and then
had lunch. The museum
tour was a complete
success as everyone had
a great time.
Pre-school
nursery
It was ,a success thugh
we only had four children
the first ,week. The next
two weeks we will not be
operating due to the Bible
school.
Playground
Programs
Last Monday, July 14,
---at-Vanastra-the-kids-had--
a
-at Vanas .. � the kids had—.,
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a swim meet. A great
number of children
showed up to this event,
and they had • a number of
relays and games which
were to encourage the
child's confidence in the
water.
The • trip of the week
was to Stratford, where
the children were given a
guided tour. ,• of
McDonald's and they also
had their lunch there
which everyone stuffed
themselves.
After the rain stopped
they went `to the park at
the Shakespearean
Festival Theatre, where
the children played on 'a
huge playground climber
which for example had
three different slides, two
swing tires and much
more.
„Next_ . they. headed . for
the paddle boat rides -
where
-ides 'where the children en-
joyed an hour of hard
labour trying to paddle
the boats.
Personal
Welcome home to Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Handy
and Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Dunsmore after their
vacation.
Vanastra swimmers
did -Well for their first
Novice swimming race of
the .season for the local
area of .the Lake . Huron
Zone Recreation
•As§ociation (LHZRA).
Over 100 swimmers from
Vanastra, Goderich,
Mitchell, Seaforth, and
Exeter coffipeted
Saturday morning, July
12, at the Exeter and
District Swimming Pool.
Although Vanastra had
only 11 members,they
earned 82 points. The
standings of the other
teams were: Goderich
245; Exeter 192; Seaforth
163.; and Mitchell 60
points.
Seda Unsal led the
Vanastra team with first
place finishes in the open
butterfly (120 yd) and
back crawl (120 yd) and a
secondplace finish in the
front crawl (120 yd). Seda
was also part of the open
medley relay team (240
yd) that won a first place
finish. Other team
° members contributing to
the good effort were;
'open - Laureen Craik,
Renee Lehnen, Chris
MacDonald; age 13-14 -
Renee Lehnen; age 11-12
Michele Aunger, Monique
Aunger, Christa Lehnen,
Kerry Schmidt, age 9-10 -
Lori Brandon, Susan
Lehnen; Mary Mellor.
The aim of LHZRA is to
encourage participation
in swimming. The point
system of 7,5,4,3,2,1, for
first to sixth place em-
phasizes this par-
ticipation. For example,
Goderich .had about__ 50
swimmers participating
and :coz(sequerrxjy did
very well with team
points. Vanastra -needs
more Novice racers (18
years of age and under) .
Practices are Monday
4:30 to 5 p.m.; Wed=
nesda.y4:30to5p.m.and
Thursday 4:30 to 5:30
n m
Swim teamdoes better
The second swim meet
of the local Lake Duron
Zone Recreation
Association (LHZRA)
was held, at Goderich,
Saturday afternoon, July
19. This meet. Vanastra
had strong efforts from
the boys section with
John Baker, Chris Baker
and Grey Schnidl giving
strong performances.
Although Vanastra was
still\ in fourth place, we
gained 50 points more
than last week. Team
standings were:
Goderich 265, Seaforth •
160, Mitchell 156,
Vanastra 137, Exeter 133.
All team members of
Vanastra placed fourth or
higher sgxhetimes out of a
total of 10 competitors.
The 16 members of
Vanastra for this meet
were: Kathy Wallace,
Stephanie Durnin,
Michele Aunger, Susan
Lehnen, Christa Lehnen,
Renee Lehnen, Mary
Mellor, Lori Brandon,
' Laureen ` Craig, Kerry
Schmidt, Seda Unsal,
Duane Durnin, Joel
Aunger, John Baker,
Chris Baker, Greg Sch-
midt.
The next swim meet
will be held at Vanastra
Recreation Centre on
Saturday July 26, 1980 at 9
a.m. Spectators are
welcome.
Bingo
The first share the
-.wealth of $69. was won by
Mary Arthur o1 Clinton,
the second share the
wealth. of $66. was
claimed by Mrs. Grace
Hodgert of Bornholm,
and Mary Parsons of
Staffa claimed the third
share the wealth of $71.
Bonnie Dowell of
Vanastra was the lucky
winner of the $200.
Baseball wins and dosses
The pee wee boys
.played Goderich last
week and lost 25 to 10.
13 u good news folks,
-the Bears played Varna
in a pee wee boys tour-
nament in .Holmesville
anct beat them 24 to 9, but
they lost the trophy to
-Go er1 in the af-
ternoon.
The squirt boys lost
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EACH a
their game last week and
the squirt girls _were
rained out, as were the
pee wee girls. The midget'
boys lost their game thi!
week as well.
We have a coaching
problem again as both
-Tyke and T. Ban -teams -
are without coaches. If
anyone could help out
please
Durnin
at the
3544.
contact 'Diane
or Rick Fortune
Rec Centre 482 -
Lions Fair set
Don't forget the Lions
fair on- August 15th and
16th. There will be an
amateur talent contest on
Friday night; a midget
boys and pee wee boys
softball tournament
Saturday. (Any teams
interested should call
Moira Robinson at 482-
3080) ; and a dance to
tKadenza on Saturday
evening as welt as
midway rides, games
To run for warden
ZURICH - Reeve Fred
Haberer of Zurich has
'announced that he will be
running for the top
position on Huron County
Council.
The owner of Haberer
Concrete Van3ts is a nine
year . veteran of Zurich
council with seven of
those as reeve.
Reeve Haberer said he
decided to run for warden
as it would tie in nicely '
with Zurich's 125th._ an-
niversary which takes
places in 1981.
If elected, Reeve'
Haberer would be the
first warden from, Zurich
and would Also be among
a select group of wardens
in recent years wfio have
not `represented the
townships.
Also announcing his
candidacy recerftly was
Reeve Harold Robinson
of Howick Town ship.
" County Council will
elect the 1981 warden at
their December meeting.
Smile
Two pessimists met at
a party. Instead bf
shaking hands, they
shook heads.
Hire a
student
Mike Coleman is quite the
entrepreneur; he has his
own lawn -mowing
business. As well, he has
considerable experience
in outdoor work and farm
work. This summer,
however, Mike would like
a job that ,is_ related to
lectrieity or electronics,
or to math and .ac=
counting. Mike is an
honor student at CHSS
and enjoy those sub-
jects. If ' he cannot find
career -related work,
Mike is willing' to " do
anything. 0 you have a
job for him, contact the.
Canada Employment
Centre for Students at
5244744.
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