HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-11-14, Page 3morning ,Trod .Will include talkS
y 9XPerts In the fields of
pottery, leathereraft, weaving
and metalcraft.
A business meeting will be
held following the Mid,rnorning
Coffee break and will be
followed by luncheon..
The afternoon' will be
reserved.for group fliseussions
headed by students from the
School of Design, Sheridan
College, Port Credit. The
discussion leaders will report
later PA the cRSCPS.40114.
The '100A1 Prgt group was
started a little Over two years
40P wits, Mrs 1\44.4114 Rethburn
as. .president, • The present
president is Mrs,. Guy Emerson.
Mrs. Breerson said this week
she • is -hopeful of interested
.persons having their registration.
forms in early. She can be
contacted Anytime at X.36 St,
Patrick street or by telephone at
52+7716.
Talk to animals
With frost having taken toll
of their own gardens, visitors to
the Royal Winter Fair will more
than ever appreciate the
spectacular floral displays which
will be a feature this year.
Always an attraction, this
year's floral exhibit will surpass
that of previous years. In
addition to the natural brilliance
of the thousands of flowers that
go into its making, the
presentation this year will have a
new dimension.
This year, in keeping with the
agricultural and horticultural
aspects of the fair, visitors will
be entranced with the
at flower show
flora-sculpture that will be on
display.
Ten life-size animals,
constructed entirely of flowers,
will feature the display. Pigs,
sheep, mare and foal, horse and
rider, cow and calf and a donkey
will be there to welcome you
and add to the enjoyment of
your visit.
In keeping with that popular
song "Talk to the' Animals"
children and adults will be given
just that opportunity. Telephone
ingtallations will give visitors to
the exhibit . immediate
connection with' the world of
animals and fragrant flowers.
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Six senior Servicemen were honoured ate recent
Mess Dinner at CFB Clinton on the occasion of
their retirement from service in the Canadian.
Armed Forces. Pictured from left to right are
Sergeant G. B. Brown; Sergeant G. B„ Lewis;
Warrant Officer U. R. Milton; Colonel E. W.
Ryan, Base Commander; Master Warrant Officer
L. H. Hibbert; Master Warrant Officer F. M.
Kennedy; and Master Warrant Officer J„ R. P.
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frontside) photographed for the
cover of a Beetle record album
and is currently involved in some
dope charges. And she wants us
to believe she is as pure as the
driven snow?
And Gentle 4.Ohn? He's so qhy
he doesn't think' it is necessary
to wed the mother of his unborn
child just to give the poor little
waif a name, Free love is his
motto, trademark' of this
"basically very shy" man.
When I examine a pair like
this in the light of the publicity
they receive, I'm aware that
newspapers always tend to
,, report the sensational secrets of
their featured stars. I'm also sure
that Much of the idiotic drivel
we read in movie magazines
about the singers and actors who
make the big-time, is discreetly
second 'stage
spiritual project Undertaken by
the Diocese of London.
Over 20,000 persons are
expected to meet in homes and
apartments of the congregations
which represent 82 Roman
Catholic churches, People will
gather in homes and discuss their
daily lives in terms of their faith
commitment.
Father JOe Prirneau, •director
of Renewal '69, said: "The
second phase of Renewal '69 is
Very appealing; because it is a
short term operation, and
because it has definite goals. We
have had calls at the Renewal
Centre during the week for extra
materials because so many
persons are looking forward to
get involved in the Reflection
Groups. We feel that there will
be many side effects from this
phase, such as a deeper bond of
unity among the people• of each
local congregation, a greater
respect of each other, and more
responsible Christians."
Reflection Groups will be
meeting until Sunday, December
15. Five weekly meetings are
scheduled for each group.
"If persons have not been
invited ,t to to, parti9ipate," Father
Primeau added, they mould
call tbeirlb'alAVAPfeliffnrther..,:,
information."
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Nomination Meeting
Township of Godetich
A nomination meeting will be held on November
18 between 8 and 9 p.m. in the Township Hall,
Holmesville, to receive nominations for the
; positions of reeve, deputy-reeve and three
councillors for a two-year term.
R. E. Thompson
Clerk
45, 46b
Farm Management
Course 1968-69
"PRINCIPLES OF DECISION MAKING"
CLINTON, BOARD ROOM
Department of Agriculture & Food.
Commencing Monday,, Nov. 26, v68 4 p.m.
— , 2:41!
• 12 Sessions — 2 Hours Each
Registration should be mailed to Ontario Department of
Agriculture and Food accompanied by a $5.00 registration
fee by November 18, 1968—farm wives are invited. This is
not a course on "How to Farm." This course is conducted
by Extension Branch, Ontario Department of Agriculture
and Food. Further details on inquiry.
Everett Biggs,
Deputy Minister
Hon. W. A. Stewart,
Minister'
FALL CRAFT CONFERENCE
BE HELD. NOV, 15 AND
U.S. Election night was the
conclusion of the comedies
(conventions) we saw in July
and August. This chapter began
at 6 p.m. and could be sub-titled
a mystery. Then it became a
drama for several hours, which
took us into the next morning
and finally around 10 a.m. it
ended in tragedy.
Although there were
computer problems during the
returns, all' three networks did
fine reporting jobs.
The CBS anchor man, Walter
Cronkite, must be made of iron.
I saw him at 6:80 and he seemed
to go on and on without it
becoming boring. During the
evening, I switched to Huttley
and Brinkley on NBC, and
ABC's Howard K. Smith. After
retiring at 1:30 a.m., I checked
CBS at 3:30 and Cronkite was
still at the desk. He would have
been a better candidate than
Nixon, Humphrey or Wallace.
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Another Bob Hope special
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A Fall Qrarti conference will
be held, in the .auditorium of
oaerich District Collegiate
Tpstitute on Friday , and
Saturday, Novpmber l li an.i 16.
The conference is sponsored
by the Gederich ,and District
Craft group under the
leadership of 4 Mrs. O, Emerson.
The convention begins at
a,m. Friday with a presentation
of colour slides and craft objects
from Peru, The Presentation will
be given by' O. W. Humphrey,
regional director of the Ontario.
Craft Foundation.
The second' part of the
presentation on Peru will be
given by Miss M. ,Muff, craft
director of,„ the Community
Programmes- Division E of the
Ontario. 7 Department of
Education, Miss Muff will be
giving 'a , report on the World
Craft CatinCil held in Peru earlier
this year.
A feature of the convention
will be a display in the form of
"mini-exhibition" of Peruvian
crafts.
A media session will start the
proceedings on Saturday
Movie Nights
At
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SCHOOL
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Nov. 14 15 - 16
"JUNGLE BOOK"
Thursday, Friday; Saturday
Dec. 5 -.6 - 7
Time; 8;00 p.m.
Admission:
Adults .5Q 7 Children .10
Sponsored by
Student's Council
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Reception
and Dance
For
Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Stephenson
(nee Joan Roney)
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FRIDAY, NOV. 15, 1968
Music by
The Bluewater Playboys.
Lunch Provided .
Evt wone Welcome
NOW
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At
People,"
Who does that Oriental
overaged juvenile delinquent
think she's fooling?
Her outward behavior is
hardly befitting her shy retiring
inner self, to put it mildly, ,
Here's a young lady who has
already been a wife tolwo men,
a mistress to a third while still
married to her second husband,
has produced some of the most
distasteful movies ever made
(one is reported to have starred
365 bare behinds!) had her own
bare backside (and unclothed
Renewal '69
Roman Catholic
`aggiornamento' (Meaning
renewal) will hit southwestern
Ontario Sunday, in the
reflection group stage of the
Students at a Junior High
School in Willowdale watch
Perry's Probe weekdays at 2:30
on the CTV network. This
program is apparently included
in the school's academic
program as a basis for discussion
and as subject matter for essays.
So who needs ETV? There
are enough programs on both
Canadian networks that could be
used in the classrooms for
discussions. Take a look at CBC
and CTV schedules if you don't
believe it.
doctored to. sound dramatic and
It's realty too bad, thongh,
when. writers. .don't Nye
dream up the scandal anymore,
lishally it means the stars "have
Slipped over that linaginable line
between snake-believe. .and
reality; They have begun to lose
their air of mystery their
managers have worked so hard
to achieve, and have started. on
the slimy slide to obscurity
through their own stupidity.
When they finally understand
they have frittered away that
necessary thing of life — like
self-respect, clean repUtation,
love, home, ehildren — there is
just, no way back. It's sad,
At • one point in his career,.
Lennon was in the enviable
position to lead millions of
young music lovers. He and 'his.
three companions' had
everything going for them pips
some of the extras that even the
super-stars never experience.
And I will always wonder ,
what would have happened if
those' same. Beatles had turned
out tb be an upstanding group of
'ordinary young men who put
priority on the important things.
What a force they could have
been toward the ultimate
happiness of many • teenagers-
who instead, may have followed
their idols into a life-time- of
regrets,
Maybe Lennon is learning
what it means to have money
and a burned-out soul.' Could be
that he and. his little woman
would like to convince. a cold
world that they're not really
such bad people after all..
• I'm afraid, all those brash
Beetle beats have deafened all
sympathetic ears.
Benefit, Dance
For
Wilfred and Bruce Coleman
and George Van Steelandt
FRIDAY, NOV. 15
Seaforth Community Centre
Everyone Welcome
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ONTARIO STREET .CHURCH: AUDITORIUM.
Saturday, Nov, 16
AT 8:08 P.M.
SPECIAL. GUEST ARTISTS—and YOUNG ENTER-
TAINERS performing ,for a 'live audience.
appeared last week, and this
time he 'mixed headlines, music
and comedy for 60 minutes.
Choice remarks during his
monologue went like this: "How
abOut that rich Green winning
the Irish sweepstakes?" "Who
would ever think that the
Kennedys would be poor
relations,"
Special guests were the
Apollo 7 astronauts Walter
Schirra, Dorm Eisele and Walter
Cunningham. The routine
between them and .Hope was
very well done.
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The modern world holds
many surprises but the recent
statement credited to the
pregnant girl friend of Retitle
John Lennon was this MP;
"tiasicaliy, we are both very shy