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Sunday morning
the Hoim1esv'Llle United
Church was decorated ap•
plfoprtatlely with pussy
Mows and spring flowers
Lor the 'Easter season ,Rev.
Bechtel reminded the
congregation of the Good
Friday service on April 1:, at
10 aJrn..
The Sunday school
children went to Huronview
where they entertained the
residents, the lower class
dressed as Angels and adap-
tation of Jesus Loves Me.
The other children sang and
gave the residents book
marks they had made.
Mrs. Verna Lobb, organist
and Mrs. Charlotte Norman
at . the piano played selec-
tions that were enjoyed.
Wayne Tebbutt and Gordon
Lobb received the offering.
April 3 Sunrise Service will
be held at the top of
Holmesville Hill. Everyone
is welcome.
April 5 at 8 p.m. the
U.C.W. Thank Offering
meeting will be held. Slides
off the Holy Land will be
shown. Come and bring a
friend.
Parents
invited
to PD day
BY STEPHANIE
LEVESQUE
Exploring the roads that
lead to creativity and self ex-
pression in language arts is
the theme of the April 29
Huron County elementary
school professional develop-
ment day at Howick Central
Public School.
A noted authority in this
field, Dr. Mary Bigler of the
University of Eastern
Michigan, will start the
day's program off at 9 a.m.
Sixteen workshops will be
held throughout the day with
Huron County teachers, and
co-ordinators and 'represen-
tatives of other school
boards and faculties of
education leading the pro-
gram.
Some of the workshops are
geared toward both teacher
and parent involvement. The,
board's media co-ordinator'
Dave Bieman will conduct a
workshop on 'critical viewing
of television at home. A
workshop on assisting a
child to learn to read will be
conducted by the board's
junior co-ordinator Carol
Simons and primary co-
, ordinator Louise Wilson.
Parents are.:• -being' ----en=
couraged- to attend any
workshop during the PD day
through a newsletter from
• the Huron County. Board of
Education. A babysitting
service will be available at
the school during the day.
Otherworkshops include
the child as a journalist, uses
of language, meeting in-
dividual needs in reading,
turning kids on to reading
and other 1anquage related
topics:
Amos
speaks
at meeting
Janet ' Amos, Artistic
Director of the B1yih
Summer Festival, in-
troduced Rotary members to
the summer season at their
weekly meeting Tuesday.
The vivacious, dynamic
actress and director said
that 50,000 people a year now
come to Blyth's year-ro nd
program selling out 90 er
cent of the 500 avails le
seats.
She noted with pleasure,
the dramatic development of
theatre in the ,region, in-
cluding Walkerton, Paisley,
Southampton, Dundalk and
Goderich, sparked by the
Blyth theatre's success.
Amos described the
success of the 80 -voice choir
in Blyth and the children's
theatre which • encourages
the development of young
talent in play writing and
performing. This has led to
CBC auditions for several
young players.
Amos surprised the Rotary
members by becoming Mrs.
Mervyn Lobb of "Farm
Show" fame as she
described the upcoming
Blyth summer season.
Amos closed with a
reminder that vouchers are
now on sale at four for $20
and tickets will be available
Apri117.
Norm Pickell reminded
members that the last
% Orchestra London concert in
the 1982-83 series will be
Saturday, April 16 at 8:15
p.m'. at North Street United
Church an I'that tickets are
available from Rotary
members or at the door.
HOLMESVILLE
NEWS •
'EEllalncha Oe®+ells 40e- a3
The Goderich Township
WI held their last card party
last week. They wish to
thank everyone who par-
ticipated in corning out for
the evenings of cards. Win-
ners at the last party were:
ladies' high, Irene Cudmore;
ladies' low, Elva Cox; men's
high, Bob McNeil; men's
low, Gerald Orr; lone hands,
Frank Thompson; most
zeros, Mrs. Broadfoot; lucky
cup, Boe McNeil.
Weekend guest at the
Barb and Alvin Betties was
Mrs. Et,hel Bettles of Toron-
to.
Last weekend a Clinton
couple and former Goderich
Township residents
celebrated 65 years of mar-
ried life. Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Betties at the home cf their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Alvin Betties,
where a family dinner was
served anti a • few close
friends. Receiving the 60
guests were Alvin and
Barbara Betties. Four
grand -daughters poured the
tea and helped serve. Beryl
Betties, Peggy Ann
MacLeod, Marie Fitzsimons,
Mary Jane Baer and
assisting. were two great-
granddaughters, Beverly
Betties' and Becky Betties.
Mrs. Isobel Harris and Mrs.
Terry Ducharme were kept
busy in the kitchen. Mr.
Bruce Betties read the ad-
dress to his grandparents.
Mr. Alvin Betties presented
a gift to his parents. Two
great grandsons Mark
MacLeod and Vincent Fit -
'PURINA'
CHOWS
43111101W Areae rated their
great-grandparents with
corsages Also atteading the
reception were Emilie Jaittle
aad E'lma You11g who were
present .at the wedding 05
years ago.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs.. Betties on their 65th
Wedding Anniversary.
Sympathy to Donna Wet-
tlaufer on the loss of her
another.
Goofy Gourmets
HolmesvWe I
We met after school at
Nina Potter's house for
meeting four. We made
antipasto, apple pie, Greek
style, and middle Eastern
stuffed vegetables. We
opened our meeting with the
4-H pledge. Afterwards we
went to the kitchen to start
cooking. While the food was
in the oven, we sat down to
finish our meeting. All five
were present. When the food
was finished, we sat down
and tried everything. We all
gave our opinions and left
Nina's at 6:45. --by Lori
Forbes.
April is Animal
Health Product
month at
urst Farm Centre
Two Specials
WORM YOUR COWS
FOR Purchase tone of any airyy
Concentrate (Bags or Bulk) and get
a 5 kg. pail of Banmith II Dairy Wormer
for ➢/r price>
1 FREE MILKING BOTTLE WITH HANGER & NIPPLE
for every 4 bags purchased a Coif StortenA___---- --
Calf erov niiii
1 FREE BAG OF MINERAL
with every 1/2 tonne!
purchase (bags or bulk) of Purina
Beef Concentrate. 2 Free
Bags with every tonne.
Two Specials
DE -LOUSE YOUR HOGS
FOR 1/2 PRICE!
Purchase 1/2 tonne H.O. Pig Starter or
Farm Blend (Bag or Bulk) and get
4 litres of LINDANE 11% for '/, price.
FREE 1,00 C.C. BOTTLES OF PIGEMIA
INJECTABLE IRON
with every 5 bags of H.O. Baby Pig feed.
HORSE RELATED. HEALTH
PRODUCTS - ALL
15'off
WITH ANY PURCHASE OF PURINA
HORSE FEEDS
1 FREE,MILKING BOTTLE,
HANGER AND NIPPLE
with every 4 bags of Lambena
(Lamb Creep Feed) purchased.
SPECIALS ON NOW FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL AT
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