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Page ID—Clinton ,NtWS*He.S9rd,^TI«Mrf^ April 20/1967
Expo's Official Opening
To Be Telecast In Colour
All stations of rtihe CTV auet-
. Work will telecast the official
opening ceremonies of Expo ’67
/ Thursday afternoon.April 27.
The telecast, approximately
•two hours in color, will pre
empt, all regular CTV network
.afternoon programs for the oc-
1 easi.on, .
Canada’s, tnew Governor Gen-
. eral, Roland Miehener; Priime
Minister Lester B. Pearson;,
the Commissioner Gpnei'al pf
..Expo, Pierce Dupuy; the chair
man of the Burehu of Cornmis-
sioners General, Jan Albert
Goris of Paris; Mayor Jean
Drapeau of Montreal; premiers:
of all the provinces and com
missioners of North West and
Yukon Territories wiill be tak
ing part. The ceremonies in
clude the Governor General’s
arrival, official opening speech^
es, Which will .be brief, the rais-
ing of the flags of Canada and
participating nations, gnrival of
the runner with .the torch
which has been across
Canada 'and back, lighting bf
the Expo flame, and unveiling
of the monument to the Expo
theme, Brotherhood Among
Mien.
The band of the Royal High
landers of . Canada (Black
Watch) will play 'for the Gov
ernor General’s inspection pf
the guard.of honour and flag
raising, the 21-gun salute will
be fired by men of the 4-th
Regiment Royal Canadian
Horse. Artillery, and sailors qf
the Royal Canadian Navy will
raise the flags of participating
countries. The ceremonies wtill
be climaxed by the raising of
the Expo flag and salutes of
ships’ sirens, Montreal church
bells and planes of the Royal
Canadian Air Force which will
trahe triangles of the Expo
symbol in the sky.
■ LOL Euchr* Party ■
BAYFIELD — A ieuctae
party at the LOL Orange Lodge
pn 14 wias well
Nine tables were
Pluy and tii$ "high” prizes were
won by Mrs. Frank McCiinehey
and Geerge Telford. ■
Holders spff $he mpst 'Ique”
hands were Mrs.' g,. Menerey
and Lloyd Huffman. MLpw”
prizes -were won by Mrs. Wai-
ter Westlake and Robert Mc-
Clinehey,. i
Holder of he lucky ticket
William Leitch, Goderich,
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Clinton Memorial Shop
T. FRYDE and SON
CLINTON w,.. fXJim SEAFORTH
Open Every Afternoon
Local Representative
A.W.STEEP 482-6642
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____________________CANADIAN NATIONAL
OFAMembers >
Uphold ,
Huron Proposal
A; iwalution from 'Qqiiboirpp
Township Federation concern
ing the advantages of a Com
munity College for Huron
County in conjunction with
Centralia was presented to the
Huron County Federation of
Agriculture at jits monthly
meeting on Wednesday. The.
resolution rewmmended a pre
sentation' from the Federation
to County Council and1 Ideal
members1 of parliament.
The recommendiajtion from
the executive re Humane Soc?
.iety was endorsed by the. meet
ing and this Will be presented
to the O.F.A. members meeting
on Thursday.
Recommendation: We, the
Huron County Federation of
Agriculture recommend to the
O.F.A. they investigate and
study the possibility of chang
ing the administration of power
of the Society of Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals toi a govern
ment agency in large animal
area.
At the O.F.A. members’
meeting held in Toronto on
Thursday the recommendation
from Huron County re Humane
Society was endorsed by the'1
members;
Harvey Taylor repoided on’
the TV programming meeting
held in Wingham. Dave Cur
zon, farm editor of C.K.N.X.
asked for ideas on insight pro
grams.
Colin Campbell, producer of
Focus on the Farm said that it
the federation had an idea they
would like to get across, the,
program, would help them.
A report of the C.I.A. 'Con
vention held recently in Ottawa
was gtiven by Robert McKer-
dher who announced the new
president for C.I.A. is Charles
Huffman of Harrow.
Recent Promotion At Clinton Rase
Corporal Earl Bowles, left, is congratulated oxi
his promotion to the rank of Sergeant by Group
Captain K. R. Greenaway, Base Commander, CFB
Clinton. Well, known for his .active participation in
various square dancing activities in Western On
tario, Sgt, Bowles currently holds an executive posi
tion with the South Western Ontario Square Danc
ing Association in addition to being co-publisher of
the “Overseas Dancer”, an internationally circulat
ed square dancing magazine. (CFB Clinton Photo)
TORONTO 5iwro
Aska bout convenient departure
and return times
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Cate Van Raay, RR 3. Dashwood
Phone 237-3496
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Centennial Outing
The United Church Women
held their Centennial meeting
on Tuesday evening, April .11
with Mrs. Ross Broadfoot and
her group in charge. ■
"About one hundred and sixty
people were in attendance.
Guests were present from
Brucefield, Goshen, Varna and
Egmondville, 'along with former
members of' rtihe UCW.
The. decollating committee
comprised of Mrs. John Ander
son, Mrs. Orville Workman,
Mrs. Donald Stuart 'and Mrs.
* Robert' Elgie had put mulch
time and effort into' the artisti
cally arranged old! tyrne decor
featuring coal oil lamps with
-potted ’mums.
' Displayed were many pieces
of antique china, glassware,
beautiful quilts and an old
spinning wheel that took the
eyes of many.
The old-tyme Costumes of .the
ladies were very colorful as
were the costumes worn by the
girls who served lunch later in
the evening.
Mrs. Ross Broadfoot acted as
organist throughout the even
ing. Mrs. Elmer Keyes, Exeter,
played the accordion and with
her sister, Mrs; Fred Parsons;
rendered' duets.
The offering was (taken by
Mrs. John Anderson, Mirs. W.
J. F, Bell, Miss 'N. Dickert and
Mrs. O. Workman.
Mass Debbie Anderson re
counted some, early history of Kippen. 'there were musical
numbers by Mrs. George Hess
and Mrs. John McEwan of Hen
sail. -
Mrs. Emerson Kyle asked for
a moment of silence in memory
of departed UCW members of
Kippen.
____MRS, NORMAN LON&
Phone 262-5180
Mrs. Edgar McBride 'intro
duced the 'guest 'speaker, Mrs.
Mac Hodgart, who gave an in
teresting talk while showing
her slides of the trip she had
to the Holy Land. Mrs. Emer
son Anderson gave the courtesy
remarks.
The hostesses were Mrs. Or
ville Workman and Mrs, John
Anderson.
s Personals
Mr. and Mrs; .Robert Stakes
>of London vislit&d on Sunday
with Robert Thomson and Mr.
and' Mrs. Bert Thomson.
Sunday visitors with W. R.
Cooper were a sister, Mrs
Margaret Johnston,' Toronto;
Mr, and Mrs. Don Cooper and
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Cooper, all
of Exeter.
Visitors' 'during the week
with Mr. and Mfs. N, Long in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. James
Armstrong, Staffa; Mrs. George
Hess, Hensah.; Mrs. ■ Florence
Joynt, Hensall; Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Anderson and son, Luck
now; Mrs, Herb Curfan, Luck
now; and Mfs. Jim Anderson
and Son, Lucknow.
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Municipalities will 'be able to
provide capital funds at a fa
vourable fate, for public lib
raries and associations for re
tarded children under legis
lation introduced to the Legis
lature by Hon. C. S. MacNaugh-
ton, provincial treasurer, and
Huron MLA..
An amendment to the Ontario
Education Capital Aid Corpor
ation Act empowers that body
to purchase municipal deben
tures issued far the purpose of
making grants' for libraries and
retarded children’s facilities
Within the municipality.
This is an extension of the
program by which the province
lends capital funds ‘ for school
construction at 5% pendent.
This year’s budget estimates
that municipalities saved. $1.7
million in 1966 alone because of
the low rate of interest. Aver
age interest rate bn municipal
debentures last year was 6%
percent.
Another amendment intro
duced by Treasurer MacNaugh-
ton enables the province to pfo-
vude funds for colleges and ap
plied arts and technology at the
same 5% percent rate that nolw
applies to univetrsatiels.
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will be open unf-il further
notice on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons,
from 1 to 5 p.m.
and on Saturday morning
from 10 to 12 "SViti. ,
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