The Huron Expositor, 1979-11-08, Page 23r
THE WINNERS -- Winners at a recent swil✓nathon, at Vanastra included;
left to right, Karen Whitmore of "Seafo. �.h who raised' 18 e Webster
rt h $1 , Pet
of Brussels who raised $72.50 and Ann Fydenchuk of Crediton who raised
$46, ARC Industries of, Dashwood was the group to raise the most money,
gathering $350, Betty Cardno, rear, representative of the Country
Singles presented the trophies to the winners; (News -Record Photo).
ews
SHARON JEIROME
MAUREENi DUNSMO.RE
HELPFUL HINTS
To hpechips in a porcelain
sink, use contact paper in-
stead of liquid porcelain as it
'often yellows and peels off;
Cut designs out of - the
contact paper and stick them
over the chipped areas. They
will stay firmly attached for
months.
A: little unsweetened cocoa;'
added to flour before greas-
ing and
reasing'and flouring baking pans
will prevent cakes and cook-
ies from 'having 'a floury look.
Try chocolate chips and
mace in rice pudding instead
of cinnamon and raisins.
:Prevent favourite patterns
from ripping, and wrinkle-
free; spray them with fabric
spray,
BROWNIES
Tonight:' at .brownies we
had to play this nature game..
Weplayed, games and we
went in the room and we
remember the answer about
Lord and Lady Badenpowelle
We are all done the Brownies
Golden' Bar: We are in
Brownie Golden Hand. And I
did, three Good Turns for a
week. BY KATHY LOW
ATTENTION BROWNIES"
MOMS
BrownieS are attending the
Rememberance Day Parade
at the Clinton Legion on
Sunday, November 11th. All
Brownies are to be in uniform
They need approximately
three drivers.
If you are able to drive,
please call Tawny owl, Mrs,
Sandy McLachlan; at 482-
9581.' We are to meet at the
Rec Centre at 10:15 a,m.
Hope to have all the Brown.
ies there. Thank you.
SY DIANE RYAN
BROWN OWL
VANASTRA PUBLIC
SCHOOL NEWS
Many exciting events were
held On October 24 for "Day
of the Child.". At. 9:30 a.m.
Mrs, F. Fingland displayed
her doll collection itt the
gym. In the afternoon nearly"
all the children, including
staff,' dressed in traditional
costumes from other lands.
At 2:45 p.m,, our interna-
tional bazaar of; food and.`
baking opened, acid Mr. Ross:
cooked and sold his famous
Canadian hamburgers. • We
had a most interesting and
fun day!
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On Monday, October 29,
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CHRISTMAS' DANCE,
The Vanastra. and District
Lions Club will: be holding a
Christmas, dance on Nov.
2.30, in, the Vapastra Recrea-
tion Centre. Music will be
supplied by 'Joe Overholt.'
Tickets are available from
any Lions:. member.
CUBS; AND SCOUTS.
Monday Nov 12 the
Vanastra Scout; Troop will
welcome .2 new members
froth the cub pack Bryan
Thomas and Shannon Millar
will be flying up to Scouts-
The Vanastra and District
Lioness club are putting on a
Teen Dance on Nov.. 16th,
Open to kids 12 to 18. Cost is
$2.00 per person and music
News bits
Past. studies have shown
that urban- growth continues
to take place in the most
favouredclimatic areas.
Those census divisions, with
the warmest 5% of farmland
contain nearly 50% of .Can-
ada's urban growth.
will be ,rind' by' records
and Ones-
YANASTRA 1.10MS COD,
The Vanastra. and District.
Ti
Lioness Club net at, the
Vanastra Recreation Centre
on: Thursday, Nov, 1st.
Ed Kineaid from Leader
Dogs talked about the leader
cog school in. Rochester,
Michigan, He also talked
about P,R.L ., E pro4 ctive
rehabilitation and indepent
development thru employ-
ment. He's director for this
London industry which em-
ploys the handicapped and.
makes such things as the
Easter bunny, canes, and
Santa Claus canes that our
Lions Clubhave been selling.
Members are reminded
that on Nov, 18th to be at the
Rec. Centre at 10 a.m. ;with
your scrub. pail.
Our next business meeting
Will be held Nov .15th at the
Rec. Centre at 4:30 p.m,.
Members are also reminded
that all, gifts must be turned
in at this meeting.
Dec, 1st is the date far the
Christmas Bazaar sponsored
by the Group Parent Commit'
tee. The Brownies, Cubs,.
Guides, and Scouts will have
tables of crafts:,' along:: with
Day Care and the Resource
Centre. Mrs, Gloria Allaway
from Vanastra
country teams to attend the
Vanastra hosted visiting cross country run in Hullett.
Op Friday November 9 we
will be . .having a. short
teachers for workshops on
their Professional Develop.
ment Day.
The weatherman gave us a
nice day, at last; for our cross--
Seafor
}did en
We are proud of our children
taking part.and '•: of . Mr.
McConnell who has. trained
them.or: many nights after
school
First Church Ladies' Aid
met Nov, 6 in the Centennial
room of the •Church. The
IvlcClure group was in
charge.
The president Mrs: Ann
Agar opened the meeting
with "A Prayer • for Ones
Country Mrs. Jas, Keep
read a poem, "The Old Arm
Chair". _ •
Mrs. Janet Andrews:
chose the hymns.Breathe on
MeBreath of God was sung,,
The Scripture Lesson was
chosen 'by';Mrs,Jean Cairns
adies
display
Psalm 29 read by Mrs. Edith
McMillan. Mrs. Duke
offered prayer.
Mrs. Walter mcClure in-
troduced the
ntroducedthe guest speaker
Joseph Hugill who gave a
display and told how he got
started making violin$. He
brought. along Nelson Howe•
who is `violinist to play
several selections.
Mrs, Lorne Lawson gave
the courtesy remarks and
presentedthe gifts.
Mrs. Agar closed the.
meeting with nrev.r t
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Remembrance -Day assembly
in the gym.
On Sunday November 11
Penny Lewis and Bryan
Thomas will place our school
wreath at Clinton Cenotaph
as part of the Remembrance'
Day service.
BiNGO' . .
'TheOctober 30 winners at
Vanastra's weekly Bingo
games were: Share -the -
wealth -Iva Bayes, Clinton,.
$83; Judy Dixon, Clinton,
and Gordon Beadle, Auburn,
• $42 each; Gordon Beadle,
Auburn, and Vera ;Bennett
Clinton, 539.50 each. Barb
Batkin. was the 5200 Jackpot
winner.
We were pleased to be
asked to submit our column --
"The Vanastra Voice" to the
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to, keepyou informed on the
happenings inour commun.
ity through this ' column,,
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