Clinton News-Record, 1980-09-25, Page 22,4k 2 L ON N
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EMBER 25,1980
•Cubs
New Cibathis year are,
Benny Bjerg, --Rod
Goulding, Billy HOY,
Derrek Dixon, Scott
Linton. Returning Cubs
*are Tony Goulding, Colin
Thomas, Paul Handy,
Darryl Dixon, John
1VICLachlin and Kenny
Mcllveen. We would like
to extend an invitation to
all boys in Tuckersmith
Township of Cub age,
seven to eleven years,
interested in joining the
pack to contact .Jim
Thomas at 482-9467.
Monday, September 15,
was the first meeting of
the pack which began
-witir-ga-mes :-Instruction
to the new Cubs,
(CHUMS) about Grand
Howl and its meaning as
well as the meaning of the
white scarf ;as given.
Upcoming ev .al. iVeii.
a hike on September 28 to
Hullett Conservation
Area, and cgok-out,. while
on eptember 29, two
films - Mowgli's Brothers
and Rikki Tikki Tave will
be shown. at the regular
meeting.
The Cubs will also be
marching in .the
celebration of the 200th
anniversary of Sunday
School on October 5 at the
Vanastra Christian
Church. Permission slips
will be sent to ,parents
shortly for these events.
Scouts
Scouts has not been
started in Vanastra this
year because there's no
Scout Master. This
position must be filled by
a 21 -year-old with ex-
perience •with the out-
doors, • camping and
working with boys. ,
If anyone in Tucker -
smith Township is in-
terested in becoming a
Scout Master or leader,
please contact Clem
Goulding at 482-3764 of
the Group Parent after 5
p.m.
Brownies
New Tweenies this year
are Joan McLachlan,
Kim Dixon, Robin Cain,
Kristine Fowlie, and
Cathy Stone. Returning
Brownies are Laura
Fowlie, Jennifer Pollock,
Susan and Sandy Ryan,
Shelly Bonte-Gelok.,
Kathy Low and Shelly
Stone.
At their first meeting,
the Tweenies were taught
the pack songs and the
officialopening and
closing of meetings. The
Brownies will also be
marching in the 200th
Birthday of the formation
of Sunday School on
Sunday, October 5 at the
Vanastra Christian
Church. Permission slips
to parents will be sent
home.
Guides
New Guides this year
include Jean Bernard,
Alison Jeacock, Terri
Evans, Teresa Raithby,
Tammy Dowell, Heather
Brownridge, Kerri-Anne
Jerome. Returning
Guides are Karen Ann
Goni, Joann Bernard,
Teresa Morrison, Tina
Jeffry, Mary Mellow,
Penny Robinson, Connie
and Lisa Belair, Shelley
Maxwell.
The first meeting of the
year was opened with
gal es and then the girls
went into their patrols
where they elected their
own patrol leader and
seconder. The meeting
ended with campfire.
The Guides will also be
marching in the 200th
birthday of the formation
of Sunday School on
Sunday, October 5 at the
Vanastra Christian
Church. Permission slips
Township of
Tuckersmith
Residents in
fairness to ail:
PUBLIC
MEETING
Thurs., Sept. 25
at MOO P.M.
VANASTRA CHURCH
To decide on a orogen
-
teflon at the O.M.B.
hearing regarding coon.
cirs proposed bylaw No.
11.11161).
To consider candidates
for the upcoming
ratepayers meeting and
election.
Peter Mantl, convenor
to parents will be sent
home.
Pathfinders
This is a brand new
group formed for girls
ages 12 to 15 years old.
They meet on Wed-
nesdays at the Vanastra
Christian Church from 7
to 9p.m.
New menaers in this
group are Dawn McLeod,
Penny Lee Lewis, Chris
Davis, Kathryn Ann
Davis and Pain
Brownridge. Guider is
Marion Hohner and Carol
Mcllveen.
At their first meeting
the Pathfinders elected a
treasurer, Kathy Davis;
-council -ehairmarr,--Pard-
Brownridge; phone
committee, and
recreation and social
, person, Dawn McLeod
and secretary, Penny
Lewis. They played flags
,and catch ball for their
games.
Lioness
The Vanastra
Recreation Centre was
transported back in time
to the 1950s On Saturday
evening for the Vanastra
and District Lioness'
First Anniversary '50s
Dance.
The bobby-soxers and
big-boppers were out in
full force for a real fun
night and mus c yaried
from Elvis to tle Everly
Brothers to co try and
western.
A bubble gum blowing
contest was won by Freda
Hill. of .,Bayfield with a
close second by Beverly
Walsh of Clinton. They
didn't have , much com-
petition though, as one of
the other contestants,
Lioness Myrna Smith of
Vanastra said, "It's been
years since I've done
this!"
The Fonz look -a -like
contest was won by Tony
Jeacock of Vanastra and
the Laverne look -a -like
contest was won by Lion
Tony Jeacoc,k • of
Vanastra and • the
Laverne look -a -like
contest was won by Liz
Stephens of the Lioness
Club of Exeter. The best
rock and rollers of the
evening were Jim and
Meryl Thomas who won
Brylcreem and bobby sox
Tor their efforts. The
raffle ticket„ winner, was
Myrna Smith of Vanastra
and Denver Grant of
1r •
Strathroy won the door
prize - a lovetypiant.
The Lioness Club of
Vanastr a wishes to thank
Lioness Joan Merner and
her husband Jack of
Hayfield; Lioness
Dorothy Glazier and her
husband Lion Gerry of
Woodstock and Lioness
Liz Stephens and her
husband Lion John of
Exeter for supporting
their dance. Also thanks
to those from our com-
munity and surrounding
communities who' gave
their support. Proceeds
from the dance will be
going towards com-
munity projects.
—The Llohe-s-s-Club -will--
be catering to the Lions
dinner meeting on
October 1. The Lioness
will be having their own
dinner meeting on
October 2 at 7:30 p.m. at
the Recreation Centre in
the Day CareRoom.
Glimpses
Get -well wishes go to
John Bjerg after his
surgery in Stratford
General Hospital.
A baby shower was
held for Elaine Sherban
and son Paul Kyle
Sherban on Tuesday
evening at the Vamistra
Recreation Centre.
Get -well wishes are
sent out to Beverly Vale
who is in University
Hospital in London.
Stewart and Jean
McLean and family were
visiting Don and Betty
McLean for the weekend.
On September 19th
Wayne -Riley of, the
Vanastra and District
Lions Club celebrated his
birthday.
The community ex-
tends a get -well wish to
Gordon Bernard after his
surgery in London
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Carpenter had their
daughter and ,son-in-law
and granddaughter from
Toronto for the weekend.
Wayne and Jan
Ferguson attended a 25th
wedding anniversary for
Wally and Alva Motz at
the Bridgeport Rod and
Gun Club on Saturday.
Marion Nolan from
Seaforth visited her sister
Shirley McLean for the
weOkend.
acing and sin
Vanastra
Public School "
Two clubs got rolling
this week at the Vanastra
Public School. The cross
country team has been
'practising every day with.
Mr. Nicholls and the
junior choir members
had their first practice
with Mrs. Cooper. Many
other clubs and activities
have been scheduled for
later on in the school
year'.
The school staff will be
involved in professional
activity exercises
Thursday evening and all
day Friday. Parents are
reminded that the school
will not be open all day
Friday. Parents are
reminded that the schdp1
will not be open on Friday
for classes because of
thiS. On. Thursday
evening the staff will be
joining the Huron Cen-
tennial SchOol staff and
will be looking at Huron
County Board of
Education policies.
On Friday several staff
members will be at-
tending workshops at
other schools while the
remainder will be
working on things at our
own school. All activities
scheduled for Friday
have been designed to
make each and every one
of us &just a little better
job in the future.
One of the things that
this staff will be looking
at again this yeartwill be
the underlying aims and
objectives for the school -
in other words - the things
g start
There's been lots of whooping and drum banging at the Vanastra Day Care
Centre this past week as youngsters learned about Indians and their culture.
Trying on their hand -painted robes, headbands and 'feathers were, front row,
left to right, Jeff Oesch, Angela Clancy and Amy Clancy. Back row, Bryan
Denomme and Dana Edwards. (Shelley McPhee photo)
Special service planned
On October 5, at 10 a.m.
the anniversary of the
first Sunday School class
held in London, England
200 years ago will be
celebrated by , the
Vanastra congregation. A
.,41.1.10. -.birthday party
which Will take the place
of our regular worship
service is planned.
Everyone is invited to
dress up in 18th century
clothes, join in the.
singing of old and new
Sunday School songs,
picture ,drawing contest
with prizes, special
music, film. or slides,
birthday cake, and after
the program, join in soup
and sandwich pot luck
meal.
The program will begin
with marching in of the
Cubs, Brownies, Guides,
Pathfinders, Lions and
Lioness with their flags
and banners.
The Sunday School
children are busy making
birthday ,presents for the
church and area
residents and their
families are invited to
attend and,participate in
this celebration. Please
bring along a •plate of
sandwiches, and enough
soup to feed your own
family. Soup and refresh-
ments will be prepared
and provided at the
church.
Curling Club
The Vanastra Curling
Club will be 'holding a
dance on Saturday,
October 4 at the Vanastra
Recreation Centre at 9
p.m: with lunch provided.
Tickets are available
from any member or at
the , Vanastra Factory
Outlet. Proceeds will go
to the Curtin Club
renovations.
Fees for the 1980-81
season which runs ap-
proximately from
November to April are :
men, $70; ladies, $60;
couple, $125:00; and
student, $25. Any clubs or
organizations or
businesses wishing to
book for ice time please
call Ken Rogerson at 482-
9100.
Tuckersmith
Day Nursery
The Tuckersmith ,Day
Nursery has been very
busy this past week ex-
ploring the. theme of
Indians. The children
made beads from paper
strips and then -threaded
them for necklaces. They
all made Indian drums
out of plastic on cigarette
tins; Indian costumes
from burlap sacks and
headbands.
Miss Norris brought in
some rocks that Indians
used as tools and Jeff
showed his' Indian feather
headband. Friday af-
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dressed up in their
costumes and had a
parade followed by
popcorn and juice.
Swimming lessons
start again this week and
the children are -looking
foeward to Wednesday
mornings.
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BLOOD
DONOR'S
CLINIC
at C.H.S.S.
Princess St. Clinton
on
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 7
1:30 - 4:00 p.m.
5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
that the school should be
doing for the young
people that attend classes
here.
Parents ate reminded
that swimming classes
'begin on Friday, October
30 The cost for these
lessons is still $2 per
child.
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