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Clinton News-Record, 1967-05-04, Page 7ENGAGEMENTS . announced Ml’- told Mi’s. Donald Col- clough, Clinton, announce, the ' engagement of thdr .daughter, Edna Marie, to John Edward Welch, sc-n of Mr. and IVErs,, John Welch, Dartmouth, Nova _ Scotia. "Wed'dihg to take place Fri- .day evening, May 5, 1967 at St. Paul's Anglican CHur>cihf -Clinton, at § o’clock. J8b Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Taylor, RR 3, Clinton, wish K to announce the engage- ’ ment of, their only daugh- tor, Carol Ann to Lloyd John Moore, sop of Mir. and lids. Clifford Moore, Ex eter. The wedding to take place at 3;30 p.m. on Sat urday, June 3, 1967 in ■ Varna United Church. 18x IN MEMORIAM GARROW — In loving memory 'of a dear husband and father, Gordon Garrow, who passed .away May 5, 1966, “Many a lonely 'heartache, Often a silent tear,, But allwlays a .loving memory Of one wham, we loved, so dear.” —Sadly missed by wife Thelma and children. • 18p HAYTER — In loving mem ory off a dear husband and father, Wm. Hayiter, who pass ed away May 8th, ,1959. “Loving memories never die As years roll on and days pass by , s In our hearts a memory is kept .Of the one we loved and will never forget.” —Always remembered and sad ly missed • by his wife and family. 18b MANN1— In loving memory of our father and mother, Mr.- and Mrs. George Mann, who passed away on April 28, 1944 and May 6, 1944 twenty three years ago and Sister Lulu (Mann) Crittenden who passed away Auguist 14, 1948. “Springtime doesn't seem the same without you being near Purple Violets bow their heads Because you are not here.” —Ever remembered by the fa mily. 18p On Tuesday, April 25 the No. •1 4-H Girls, Triple C’s of Clin ton, completed their spring pro ject of “A World off- Food in Canada” 'with a dinner served Hospital Ladies Pleased With Card Parties The welcome presence of several ladies frorn Londesboro and two representatives from Clinton Kinette Club brought th?' attondahce at the Hospital Apxlliaiy meeting last Tuesday to a pleasing total of 18. J\frs. Rt U. MaciLean, card pai’ty convener, reported that the papd parties had been $ fito ancial success. .With over ?600 having been raised thus far, it was remarked that this was the best year to date. Thebe are still some hostesses from, whom Mrs,. MacLean hasn’t heard. She would very much, appreciate having any further contribu tions turned ip as soon as pos sible in order tp dose out her books before the Auxiliary ad journs on Jung 6 for the sum mer. The Hospital Tea is on Wed nesday, May 10 at which time the auxiliaiy hopes everyone will avail. themselves of this opportunity, to visit the hospital and see for themselves the im provements, many of which are in the form of new equipment. It was decided that a coffee party at the nurses’ residence on June 6 at 10 a.m. would be a suitable way to wtind up the season’s meetings.' > The latter part of the meet ing was spent making tray dec orations to commemorate Na tional Hospital Day on May 12. COMMUNITY CENTRE DONATIONS (Continued from page one) Clarence Perdue .......... 16.00 ba dies Conservation ' Club .......................... Simipsons-Sears Limited,. Anonymous ‘............... Albert Liebold ......... Frank Jones .............. Elmer Potter .............. MeL Gli<idon ............. Leslie Jervis ............. Harry Oakes ................ Jim Cruickshank Dr. A. J. Mowatt s.. Kenneth J. Pickett . Bob Campbell ......... X to their mothers under the able' direction of their leaders Mrs. R. Thompson and Mrs. N. Tyn dall. ' The smorgasbord two-course supper composed of dishes that they studied in the project, in cluding baked beans, Hungar ian goulash, tortiere, variety of salads, rolls, English trifle, Ger man tea squares. Two guests, Mrs. Colclough and Mrs. Holland attended and same of the girls wore Centen nial style clothes. -----1-----o------ ----- iAi F / ■Thursday, May 4< 1967—-Clinton News-Record-----Page T Clinton Area Hydro Men Receive Safety Awards Robert McDonald; Don Symons, holding a hard hat , with the safety sticker on it; Pat McMahon; Avery Spencer, accident'prevention officer from Western Region office of Ontario Hydro, who presented the 22 stickers, and Jim Patterson, (News-Record Photo)’ Twenty-two employees of Clinton area of the Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario re ceived safety award stickers for their hard hats at a safety awards banquet at Elm Haven Motor Hotel last Friday evening. Shown above' are, Jett to right, WHAT ELSE gives you so mucL 100.00 100.00 5.75 5.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 2.00 25.00 . 100.00 . 100.00 Clinton Kinettez Club .... 225.00 Jack Hunt ......... 25.00 Central Huron Badmin ton Club .................. J. Hoogendoorn ............ Robert Cole ........... ...... Robert Taylor................. Qarol Taylor-.............. . Barry'Taylor................. Mrs. Florence Ludvigsen, Ottawa .................... Glen Wise ......:............... Wm. J. "Chawm ........... Clarence Denomme ....... 6.50 20.00 20.00 10-00. 5.00 5.00 25.00 25.00 50.00 25.00 50.00 5.00 1.00 AR networks now possess what is called a “comparative network schedule”. This sche dule shows what programs are opposing each other next "sea son, and while networks state they do not anticipate changes, meetings are held and shifts will likely ibe made. It’s like a game of • chess. Let’s take a look at the night time schedules of the 3 Ameri can ahd 2 Canadian networks for a typical Sunday: At 7:00 p.m. CTV will run “The Mon- keets” against a new show on the CBC entitled “Gentle Ben”. At '7:30 it's “Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea” on ABC; “Gentle Ben” on CBS; “Walt Disney” on NBC; “The FBI” on CTV and “Flashback” on CBC. At 8:00 it’s the second half of “Voyage” on ABC; “Ed Sul livan” on CBS and CBC. NBC and CTV are (finishing, the 60- minute show they started at 7:30. At 8:30 NBC' will run “Mother-In-Law” and CTV will go with “I Dream'of Jeannie”. At 9 o’clock ABC will run a Movie; CBS and CTV will run “The Smothers Brothers”; NBC .and CBC will run “Bonanza”, At 10:00 the movie Will still be running on ABC, while CBS will run “Mission: Impossible”; NBC will play “High Chapar ral”. CTV will return with “W5”, and CBC will go with a public affairs program. In fu ture columns we’ll look at the other six days of TV programs.* * # Latest NielSeh ratings in the U.S. are out, and the Easter special •*— “The Robe” • top ped the list, Red Skelton was number 2, with Andy Griffith and the Lucy Show running third and * fourth, in the 5th spot was Gomer Pyle, with Dean Martin 6th and Green Acres number J7. Daktari was in eighth positaori, followed by Bonanza, and tied for 10th spot Was the CBS Friday Night Movie and Family Affair? D. A. Kay ..................... Mbit Falconer .............. Neil Falconer ................ Mrs. R. N. Welsh, Lon don ........................... Sgt. C. Moody .............. Dick Fremlin ............. John Livermore ..........: Anonymous ..........:... Paul Massicotte .......... Mrs. Arnold1 Colclough Donald Holmes ...........i:., F. Kloskowicz .............. Ken Caldwell.................. Ralph Postma .............. Vic Tayilar ..............;...... Doug Morgan .............. Allan Lightfoot............ Anonymous. ................... Edward Broadfoot ...... Alex Haddy ....... .......... J. E.( Dale .............. William' Wells .............. D. W. Cornish ................ Glen A. Canter .............. Lee’s,Ladies' Wear ....... Gordon Glen ............... Bill and Mary Gibson ... Fred Gibson..... Jean McEwan . Anonymous ....... PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erland- sen, nee Lynne Shipley,> of Van couver are visiting at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mi’s. T. Oliver. 10.00 2.00 25.00 100.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 5.00, 20.00 50.00 10.00 5.00 1.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 50.00 25.00 100.00 5.00 1.00 .. 25.00 ... id.oo .. 5.00 (Continued from page one) coold.es (Girl Guide variety of course) for lundh on Sunday.* * We get regular correspond ence from Ontario Liberal leader Robert F. Nixon ■ who keeps us posted on happenings at Queen’s Parlt, In his most recent letter, Mr. Nixon points out it’s interesting to examine the ‘factors which have been weighing on Premier John Robarts’ mind in ' deciding whether to ’ have the election this spring or in the fall. “Certainly' he’s heard the complaints of municipal home owners at receiving their 1967 tax bills,” says. Mr. Nixon. “Mill rate increases, primarily due to increases in the coslts of education, have been reported this year' in most • of the pro vince’s municipalities and home-' owners, already bearing a heavy tax load, have -been painting the finger at the pro vincial government for failing to take a greater share of these costs.” • • ' One more ‘reason to rule out a spring election,, notes Mr. Nixon, is the Attorney General’s dismissal* of Metropolitan Tor onto's chief coroner, Dr. ^Morton Shulman. Dr. Shulmiart is papu lar with Toronto people, says* Mr. Nixon, ‘-‘where some thirty electoral .ridings are at stake/’ Nixon also feels their is a possibility of a “period of bit terness within the -Conservative Party in the wake of the Na tional Leadership Convention in September.” “Is it any wonder that specu lation on the date of an election has; ranged from some time last fall ail the way to the spring of 1968?" asks Nixon.* * » May we add. our congratula tions to those who worked so Hard to make the Red Cross blood donors’ clinic in Clinton such a success. Indeed, the stu dents at the local high school Should receive special oommen-' datiom for their donation pf about 175 pints J . For news, for views, for wide and varied entertain ment, nothing can beat ypur weekly newspaper! And all for just 12c per week when purchased at a newsstand;A Bayfield lady, Mrs. Audrey (Aukje) Idsinga passed away last Thursday, April 27 at Alex andra General and Marine Hos pital, Goderich, following an ill ness of just a few weeks. She was the wife of Leo Idsinga, RR 1, Bayfield. ' Born May 13, 1911 in Hol land, the deceased' was the daughter of Sjoerd Kuperus and Hiltje Ralhm. She arrived from Holland with her husband in 1952 and had resided near Bay field with her family since that time. She was a member of Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle, Goderich. i ' Other survivors- 'include three.' sons, George, John and Peter; all at home; six daughters, Mrs. Jack (Helen) Roorda, Clinton; Mrs. John (Sylvia) Roorda, Waterloo; Betty, Corrie, Sandra and Hattie, all at home;- three brothers, Robert Kuperus, JSalt- ford,; Sjoerd and Ale, both in Holland; and four sisters, Mrs. Boukje Agema, Miss Tjitske, Miss Wiepkje and Mrs. Frifcz (Hiltje) Hoekstra, all of Hol land. Funeral service was from Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle, .Goderich, on Saturday, April 29 With Rev. R. Clark, Goderich'- officiating. Interment was. in Maitland Cemetery, Goderich. Pallbearers were George and John Idsinga, Jack and John Roorda and =Bob and Andy Kuperus, Stiles Funeral Home, Gode- aiidh’ was in charge of arrange ments. ' LOOK YOUNGER EVERY DAY WASH THAT GRAY HAIR AWAY CLAIROL' - GREAT DAY THE MAN'S WAY TO REMEDY GRAY HAIR. LIGHT & MEDIUM BROWN & BLACK... JUST USE IT AS A SHAMPOO. - z S3J5 REGULAR KIT — $3.75 / STARTER KIT - PRESCRIPTIONS, Phone 482-9511 Clinton, Ontario NOTE—ALL SERVICES ON DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME Attend Your Church * REDCR1M f:W WOOL Realize the highest returns for your Wool by patronizing your own Organization. ship Collect To Our Registered Warehouse No; 1 Weston, Ontario. Obtain sacks and twine without charge from —• Russell Munson (Shearer) Zurich Jackson Aluminum Ltd. 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