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Clinton News-Record, 1979-05-30, Page 23Ir V 71^' '•r .r w vr,mow-�-w. • urem N PROGRAM SCHEDULE May 31 toJune6 1. EXCLUSIVE TO SIGNAL -STAR PUBLISHING WEEKDAY LISTINGS AFTERNOON MONDAY --FRIDAY 12:30 SOUL TRAIN MORNING 1:30 THIS WEEK IN 5:45 THE CHRISTOPHERS BASEBALL (Mon.) 2:00 BASEBALL PRE - THIS IS THE LIFE GAME SHOW (Tue.) 2:15 MAJOR LEAGUE U. OF M. PRESENTS BASEBALL - Philadelphia (Wed., Fri.) at Cincinnati AMER. RELIGIOUS - 5:00 JACQUES COUSTEAU TOWN HALL MEETINGS - Desert Whales (Thurs.) EVENING 6:15 U. OF M. PRESENTS 6:00 NEWS FIVE AT SIX (Mon., Tue., Thurs.) 6:30 HEE HAW FARM AND HOME 7:30 GONG SHOW SHOW (Wed) 8:00 CHIPS WITH THIS RING 9:00 BJ & THE BEAR (Fri. 6:15-6:30) 10:00 SUPERTRAIN SCOPE 11:00 NEWS FIVE AT 6:45 MORNING NEWS ELEVEN 7:00 TODAY SHOW 11:30 FIVE STAR 7:25 MICHIGAN TODAY THEATRE: (TBA) 7:30 TODAY SHOW - 8:25 MICHIGAN TODAY SUNDAY, JUNE 3 8:30 TODAY SHOW, MORNING 6:45 DAVEY & GOLIATH 7:00 OPEN CAMERA MONDAY -FRIDAY 7:30 CARTOON CARNIVAL 9:00 MOVIE FIVE 8:00 REX HUMBARD THURSDAY, MAY 31 - 9:00 ORAL ROBERTS "THE MOUNTAIN" 9:30 TELEVISED MASS Spencer Tracy, Robert 10:00 ABBOTT &. Wagner - Two brothers climb COSTELLO a towering Alpine peak to 10:30 LITTLE RASCALS reach the wreckage of a 11:00 COMEDY CLASSICS crashed airplane - one for AFTERNOON humane reasons, and the 12:30 LONE RANGER This past Monday, the other to plunder the dead. 1:30 MEET THE PRESS Legion auditorium was FRIDAY, JUNE 1 2:00 OPEN CAMERA the scene as new officers "SOLDIER OF FORTUNE" 2:30 SUNDAY AF- and executive were in- -ward - ark Gable, Susan TERNOON MOVIE: (TBA) stalled for the Legion and Hayward Hard -drinking, 4:30 TIGER BASEBALL - Ladies Auxiliary Branch gu two fisted runner Detroit at Oakland 109, rescues a girl's husband and EVENINGGoderichperformed American news 6:00 NEWS FIVE AT SIX the installation under the photographer imprisoned in 6:30 WILD, WILD WORLD capable direction of Roy Communist China. OF ANIMALS Mugford, assisted by the MONDAY, JUNE 4 7:00 THE WONDERFUL sergeant at arms, Bob (Title to be announced) WORLD OF DISNEY Chapman displayed his TUESDAY, JUNE 5 8:00 OPERATION : expertise in the per - (Title to be announced) LIFELINE formance of his duties. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 9:00 THE BIG EVENT: "A The Legion officers and (Title to be announced) FINE PAIR" executive board is now 10:00 CARD SHARKS 11:00 NEWS FIVE AT 10:30 ALL STAR SECRETS ELEVEN comprised of: past 11:00 HIGH ROLLERS 11:30 CINEMA FIVE: president, John Semple; 11:30 WHEEL OF FOR- (TBA) president, Slim Lacroix; TUNE MONDAY, JUNE 4 first vice, Percy Pugh; 12:00 NEWS 5 AT NOON AFTERNOON second vice, George AFTERNOON 4:00 MOVIE FIVE: (TIM) Rumball; secretary, 1 2:30 HOLLYWOQ�D . 5:30 THE NEWLYWED Gord Dalgllesh.; 6A -ME SQUARES EVENING treasurer, George I :00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 6:00 NEWS Campbell; Sgt. At Arms, 2:00 DPCTORS 6:30'NBQ:NIGHT'Y N)�5 Noel Flagg, Padre, 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD 7:00 BE'N ITCHED Reverend Broadfoot. The 7:30 THE MUPPETS new executive board &:00 LITTLE -HOUSE consists of Henry Bonte- THURSDAY, MAY 31 9:00 MONDAY NIGHT . Gelok, Noel Flagg, AFTERNOON MOVIE: "JEREMY" Garnet Harland, John 4:00 MOVIE FIVE: 11:00 NEWS Stevely, Neil Elliott, "PAINT YOUR WAGON" - 11:30 TONIGHT SHOW Lee Marvin, Clint Eastwood 2:00 ALL NIGHT MOVIE Harvey Hayter, Alden (Part 1) - Woman auctioned (TBA) King, and Hap McAlpine. off by a Quaker husband is 4:00 ALL NIGHT MOVIE The Ladies Auxiliary bought by a gold miner. They (TBA) officers and executive live with his partner who board includes: past falls in love with the girl. The president, Gladys miner decides to dig a tunnel TUESDAY, JUNE 5 Chambers; president, under the town gambling AFTERNOON Annie Sallows; first vice, halls and bawdy houses and 4:00 MOVIE FIVE: (TBA) Marg Steepe ; second when a rampaging bull gets 5:30 THE NEWLYWED loose, the whole town GAMt vice, Minlue Rumball; collapses. EVENING secretary, Grace Castle;. - 5:30 THE NEWLYWED 6:00 NEWS treasurer, Phyllis GAME 6:30 NBC NEWS Mountford; Sgt. At Arms, EVENING 7:00 BEWITCHED Sheila McKay. The 6:00 NEWS 7:30 CAPITAL CITIES: "ITexecutive board consists 6:30 NBC NEWS CAN'T HAPPEN,, TO ME" of Rose Lacroix, Blanche 7:00 TV5 SPECIAL 8:00 THE RUNAWAYS Deeves, Velma Lewis, DOWNTOWN - A MATTER 9:00 BIG EVENT: Anita Bartliff, Mabel OF LIFE AND DEATH" "NOWHERE TO RUN" 7:30 TIGER BASEBALL 11:00 NEWS Schreiber, Marg Switzer, 10:00 INFLATION: THE 11:30 TONIGHT SHOW and Mary Tait. FIRE THAT WON'T GO 2:00 -ALL NIGHT MOVIE President of Branch 109 OUT (TBA) Goderich Comrade Roy 11:00 NEWS 4:00 ALL NIGHT MOVIE: Mugford welcomed the 11:30 TONIGHT SHOW (TBA) opportunity to officiate 1:00 ALL NIGHT MOVIE: and as installing officer "PARIS WHEN IT SIZ- ZLES" - William Holden WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 3:00 ALL NIGHT MOVIE: AFTERNOON executive of the branch. "BRANDED" - Alan Ladd 4:00 MOVIE FiVE: (TBA) Past president John 5:30 THE NEWLYWED Semple thanked Mugford GAME and his team for having FRIDAY, JUNE 1 EVENING done such an admirable AFTERNOON - 6:00 NEWS job of Installation and 4:00 MOVIE FIVE: 6:30 NBC NEWS thanked his past "PAINT YOUR WAGON" 7:00 BEWITCHED (Part 2) 7:30 FAMILY FEUD executive for their 5:30 THE NEWLYWED 8:00 LAUGH -IN support over the past GAME 9:00 NBC MOViE: "THE year. President elect EVENING INCREDIBLE ROCKY Slim Lacroix presented 6:00 NEWS MOUNTAIN RACE" Semple with his past 6:30 NBC NEWS 11:00 NEWS president's badge and 11:30 TONGITH SHOW pin. President Annie 7:00 BIONIC WOMAN: 2:00 ALL NiGHT MOVIE Sallows presented a "BRAIN WASH" - Michael (TBA) to the branch Callan, Jennifer Darling - 4:00 ALL NIGHT MOVIE cheque Jaime reveals top secret (TBA) from the Ladies Auxiliary which was A regal ceremony was held in Clinton on Mon ' ay even ng to Install the new officers of the Clinton Legion Branch 140. The new officers of the Ladies Auxiliary include, front row left to right, Majorie Steep, first vice president; Annie Sallows, president and Minlue Rumball, second vice president. In the men's division the officers are, back row, Percy Pugh, first vice president; Norm "Slim" Lacroix, president and George Rumball, second vice president. (News -Record photo) Legion officers installed By Leah Breckenridge of Rene Brochu Goderich and the third share -the -wealth of $65 went to Mrs. George Elliott of Clinton. The $200 jackpot prize was split between Nancy Wallace of RR 1, Lon- desboro and Joanne Bell of Hensall. Last Sunday, the Branch held its annual Spring Golf Tournament, which took place at the Grand Bend course. All participants returned to the Legion and were hosted by the Branch and treated to a lunch prepared and served by Bessie Black and. Marie Arnston. Anita Bartliff kindly offered her ser- vices, waiting on tables. Gerry Stirling obtained the .low. gross with a 76 and the low Legion member was Jim 'Graham with a 79 ;Gore. The low net winner was Don Armstrong wieh A 67 1 and coming second in the low net department was George Divok with a 69, In all, 77 members and friends took part in this annual event. Our thanks to Len Arnston, who spearheaded all the information and endangers accepted by president Oscar's life when a shampoo and rinse turns out to be a Lacroix on behalf of the "Brain Wash Will keepbeds Branch. Installing 8:00 DiFF'RENT Officer Comrade STROKES Mugfot'd thanked Piper 8:30 HELLO LARRY Will keep beds Murray East. Following 9:00 TBA The board of governors t h e installation 11:00 NEWS of the Wingham and ceremonies, all members 11:30 TONIGHT SHOW 1:00 TOMORROW District Hospital has and visitors were treated 2:30 ALL NIGHT MOViE reaffirmed its standto a delicious, "hip of (TBA) against closing hospital beef" lunch prepared by 4:30 ALL NIGHT MOVIE beds or cutting back some of the men, in - (TBA) services. cluding Bill Chambers, T h e Wingham Gord Tait, Mary Tait. Advance -Times reported The staff was as always SATURDAY, JUNE 2 last week that at a on the job, assisted by MORNING meeting last week the Dave Hanley, Steve 6:30 BUFORD ANIS THE board vowed to maintain Maguire and Percy GALLOPING GHOST"at all costs" the hospital Brown. 7:00 FABULOUS FUNNIES as a 100 bed institution. 7:30 BAY CITY ROLLERS Besides the installation 8:00 AI..VIN AND THE The board is at- ceremonies, the Legion CHIPMUNKS tempting to negotiate was busy with , other 8:30 THE FANTASTIC with the ministry of activities. Last Thursday FOUR health for $142,000. evening, the bingo, under 9:00 GODZILLA SUPER 90 needed by the hospital to team captain Wilf Castle, 10:27 METRI MARVELS keep all beds open. If the saw 100 bingo enthusiasts (also at 10:57 m. and 11:57 request is not met, thea.mresent. The first share - 0 DAFDAFFYDUCK board is prepared to take h 103e -wealth of 57.50 was 11:30 DA NSW FRED AND the ministry to court or to won - by Wilma BARNEY SHOW run into the red in an McMichael of Clinton. 11:30 THE SETSONS attempt to get the ad- The second share -the - 12:00 BONKIgRS ditional funds. wealth of $002 went to' h • arrangements, along with his committee of Bob Draper, Harold Black . and Harold McPherson. We also have other member4 who have not lost the "espris,de corps" and they are George Rumball and John Deeves, who worked many hours in 'washing the ceilings of the ladies lounge and men's lounge, and also to our staff and Dave Hanley, who last weekend shampooed the rugs in the Legion. • CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1979—PAGE 23 Knights convention by Rene Brochu presented to Grand Niagara Falls was the Knight Doherty by the meeting place for some State Advocate, Al 174 Councils of the Dewitte. The credit for •Knights of Columbus this award is shared by when they discussed Grand. Knight Doherty policy and dealt with with his chairmen and resolutions and reports directors and council from the Ontario- state- executive its well as all board officials and gave the membership. results of state council District 31 was not so projects. fortunate in the Delegates for the "charities car draw," as Father Stephen Ekert the Buick Le Sabre was Council of Seaforth were won by George Elliot of Grand Knight Seamus Oshawa, and the Chrysler Doherty and Past Grand Newport was won by Mr. Knight, Phil Durand, G. Grandoni of Niagara while delegates for the Falls. Winning the Ford Goderich Council were LTD was Bill Daub of RR Grand Knight Gaetan 2, Trenton, and the AMC Jacques_ and Joe Stokes. Concord DL went to Bob Delegates representing Gauthier of Harnmer, the Stratford Council Ontario. were Grand Knight Andy The state dinner Kelly and Ed Murray. cluded a long list District 31, which takes in dignitaries including the all three councils, was State Board, the State represented by District Chaplain, Bishop Eugene Deputy Pat Osborn of Larocque who presented Goderich. an exceedingly Both resolutions challenging report to the presented by the district delegates. The list of were accepted and will be dignitaries included the acted upon by the state guest speaker Most board. One dealt with Reverend Archbishop C. objection to the Emmett Cartelr (Now legislation - planned to Cardinal). In his address legalize sale of to the delegates, Arch - marijuana, and the bishop Carter challenged other regarded state the Knights to forge council financial con- ahead and swell the tinued support of the numbers until it en - Alliance . For Life , compassed every Organization. practising Catholic man Awards were presented in the respective Cd'uncil for various categories of areas. He stressed that participation and Father vocations to the Stephen Ekert Council priesthood and religious had - a tremendously life comes from the truly successful year, placing Catholic family. Parents, third in the council award teachers, and the Church area in the membership are presented with the numbers category which ' ultimate challenge in included some 54 coun- order to reach our cils. A plaque was required goal. LAST NIGHT MAY 31 ADMITTANCE ,THE iE A GOOD BUY SAVE 50° on a fast -acting classified ad., when you pay before Thursday of the following week. To place your classified ad, phone 482-3443 Mon. -Fri., 9-5 r. Please notes ow t mos I." Thurs. one showing 8:00 p.m. WARNING: some scenes may be offensive Theatres Br. Ont. STARTS FRI. JUNE 1-7 FRI. & SAT. 7:00 & 9: SUN.-THURS. 8 P.M. 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