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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-11-03, Page 9• ti ro A CLINTON NEWS-RECQRD,,THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 197—„PAGE 9 Good crowd enjoys WItawnship variety concert at Holmesville r • • r United Church Worship service was held in the Holmesville United Church on Sunday at 9:45 a.m. During the service Jackie Norman sang a solo. Sunday School was held in the Sunday School rooms and Rev. John Oestreicher was in charge of the service. WI Variety Night The Goderich Township WI had a variety concert on -Thursday, October 27. Bob Elliott acted as chairman for the evening. He welcomed everybody to the public school and thanked the ladies for asking.him to be the master of ceremonies. He introduced the acts to a very good crowd for the WI's first variety night. The evening of en- tertainment got underway with the musical Bornath family, who sang and played a number of pieces.. Mrs. Storey and her young square dancers were also on the program along with other performers including Sara Wain who sang and played her guitar; Clarence Purdue who gave some violin selections, accompanied by Molly Or at the piano; 81sie Lindsay who daijced the Irish Jig and the 'Sailor's Horn- pipe; a trio of ' woodwinds, Sylvia Forbes on the clarinet, Ruth Gingerich on .the flute and Julie Armstrong on the French horn. Phyllis Cox gave a humorous reading and Karen Bolger and Laurie Alexander sang. Mrs. Maitland Driver SUPER BUY$•SUPER BUY$•SUPER BUYS ays 4toC1ATlO1V p,p BONUS 0%''' Jane Parker, Sliced, 60% or 100% Whole Wheat or Cracked Wheat BROWN BREAD 24 -oz loaf 3 for Reg. Price 1.00 53c Loaf Chefmaster, Parchment Wrapped MARGARINE t -Ib pkg9 1 10 -oz jar Instant• NESCAFE COFFEE 69 Reg. price $6.99 A Superb Blend, Rich in Brazilian Coffees SUNCOAST MALL HWY. 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Gerda Brand entertained the audience with numbers on the accordion and Sherri Duff sang some songs, ac- companied by Mrs. Lobb at the piano. Dora'd shoed her whistling talent and moutborgan pieces were given by Ross and Doug Feagan and Watt Webster. Hugh and Marty Lobb sang a number of duets and Sam Wain played the bones, ac- companied by Molly Cox and a duo, the Greensleeves, Janice Miller and John Newell played several numbers and closed with God Save the Queen. Mrs. Bernice Mcllwain thanked the audience for coming and for Bob Elliott's help. The proceeds for the variety night will be used for community work and the WI. Senior Girls Softball The Holmesville senior girls softball team is selling tickets on an afghan. Tickets are available from the team members and the proceeds from the ticket sales .will go towards new jackets for the girls. The team also had a sur- prise party for their coaches at Arnold Bell's home recently. The girls served a smorgasbord supper, a speech was given and a gift presented to each of the coaches in appreciation for their help throughout the season. A lovely cake was donated by Shirley Pole and everyone enjoyed a quiz game. Art Bell, head of the recreation committee and Gerald Bell were also present for the occasion. Personals We welcome Mr. and Mrs. John Sheppard and family to Holmesville. They are now living in the Banter home. There will be a .card party at -the Holmesville Public School on Thursday, November 10 at 8:15 p.m. The evening will be sponsored by the Goderich Township WI. Ladies are asked to bring sandwiches and admission will be $1. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norman are home again after a nice holiday to North Vancouver to visit with their son Jack and his wife Jan and children. On their return trip the Normans stopped off at Edmonton to visit with Mr. Harold Mawson and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norman along with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Norman, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norman at- tended the graduation ceremonies at Sir Wilfrid Laurier University to witness their daughter and sister, Shirley Norman receive her BA in sociology, over the weekend. The community also wishes to congratulate Shirley and wish her the best of luck. Clarence Purdue has been busy lately with his trapping and has caught 11 foxes between Holmesville and the Deeves Farm on the Telephone Road. Mrs. Herb McAdam is visiting with her son Joe and family in Pembrooke. Marty and Hugh Lobb and children visited with John and Myrtle Banter on Sunday evening. The occasion was to present the Banter's with a floral arrangement from the village people of Holmesville. Mrs. Pearl MacFarlane was a winner q,in CFPL radio this week on the horse race contest. What the others think ' (continued from page 4 ' dumb animal with only a gun to defend myself." So a careless untrained hunter and trapper tries to keep himself off welfare, does he? I'd prefer, and sol am sure do the animals, that he find a better way. October is animal week - the time to remember the words of a great man who preached reverence for all life, who asked for kindness for all creatures great and small and compassionate and humane treatment. It's time for parents to remind by words and example to their children the importance of being kind to all living' creatures and to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves by. defending them against all cruelty and injustice. E.D. Fingland, , 1Clinton,