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Who said the people want to be informed? Who said televisâ€" ion should be educational? Who cares whether the Gemini mis sions are successful? We had a prime example of that the other evening in the United States when aH three American â€" networks â€" cancelled and, in some cases, interrupted regularly â€" scheduled programs for news of the emergency Gemâ€" imi splashdown. NBC had over 3,000 telephone ealls of protest for cancelling "‘The Virginian" and "The Bob Hope Show". CBS had protests when they pulled off the program *‘Lost in Space‘"‘. ABC had more than 1,000 calls protesting three interruptions of "The Batman". The sexâ€"scandal in Ottawa was juicy while it lasted and people were interested, but only for about 48 hours. Newspapers are stil trying to keep it alive, but at‘s a dead issue now. The peoâ€" ple don‘t really care anymore. The attitude is simply this: Don‘t disturb my routineâ€"I want And God help any government or any governmentâ€" appointed commission who tries to take away entertainment and insert news information or educational programs on television. Maybe it‘s time the network bosses took a look at their news operations for the purpose of analyzing what the people really want. Radio should do the same. I bave always felt that news every 30 minutes, and even evâ€" ery hour, is not appreciated by listeners unless it‘s really new and earthâ€"shattering. to see my regular programs every day and to hell with world situations and problems. TV Views THE WATERLOO COMMUNITY SERVICE BOARD 176 Allen St. E. Waterloo Phone 576â€"2313 LINDA‘S HAIR STYLING THE WATERLOO MUSICAL SOCIETY BAND SUNDAY, MARCH 27th â€" 3 p Sunday Serenade Women‘s Week THE RECORDING .INDUSTRIES TRUST FUNDS Waterloo Collegiate Auditorium In Coâ€"Operation With ADMISSION FREE Peaturing Presents WE SPECIALIZE IN Wig Care Perms Hair Coloring Hair Cuts Childrens Cuts Childrens Sets and All Beauty Needs A bazaar featuring homeâ€"baked goods was sponsored Monday afternoon by the Women‘s Auxâ€" Hiary to the Margaret McDonald Home for retarded children, Wellesley, at the Waterloo Legâ€" ion Hall. Mrs. Douglas Heinbuck, New Hamburg, was convener of the sale, with Mrs. Anthony Schumâ€" iMas, president of the auxiliary as general convener. Other conveners were: Mrs. Arthur Schaff, Bridgeport; Mrs. Jack Schumacher, and Mrs. Rueâ€" ben Roeder, Waterioo; Mrs. Edâ€" gar Dietrich, Petersburg; Cloâ€" tilda Schneider and Mrs. Phillip Gallant, St. Agatha; Mrs. Walâ€" ter Kniflel and Mrs. Florian Salzman,: Petersburg; Mrs. Roy Ferguson, Baden; and Mrs. Margaret Weise, Kitchener. Mrs. Harry Haus, Westmount Road, has been nominated deleâ€" gate to the triennial convention of Lutheran Church Women of America to be held in Chicago in 1966. She will represent the Mount Zion Lutheran Church. Mrs. Alen Bell, Cardinal Crescent, has been appointed extension officer, and Mrs. Murâ€" ray Davidson, Erb Street, is city council representative for the Delta Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. St. Anthony‘s RC Guild, Bridgeâ€" port, bhas elected Mrs. Jerome Hoch as president, Mrs. Gilbert Weinstein, â€" viceâ€"president, Mrs. Karl Siegel, secretary, and Mrs. John Fronchak, treasurer. . Church Of The Holy Savioutr Friday, March 25th 3 p.m. â€" 5 p.m. Allen St. E. RUMMAGE SALE Waterloo St. Michaels CWL And CMS Arrangements have been made for a Rummage Sale to be held at the Parish Hall May 6. Mrs. Edward Clemens to be the conâ€" Mrg. Howard Sehott, Mrs. A} lister Dietrich, \Mrs. Hubert Dietrich and ln.)ohn Fitzgerâ€" Some 36 canvassers, under the guidance of Mrs. Arthur Kropt ald will be eo-cgn(venors for the "Spring Twirl" to be held in the St. Louis gym, Willow St., May 14. SIDE BACON _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 14 « 55¢ i PLAY EASY CASH â€"â€" WIN $1.00 to $1000.! SIDE BACON SMOKED PORK SAUSAGE TOMATOES LIBBYS FANCY QUEENSWAY CHOTICE SAUERKRAUT SHANTZ MARKET JELLO WHIP and CHILL TOMATO JUICE APPLE JUICE FANCY HEINZ FANCY QUALJITY CULVER HOUSE CHOJICE BRIGHTS FANCY BRIGHTS FANCY DESSERT PEARS SsUDDEN BEAUTY APPLE SAUCE CLIP THIS COUPON AND RECEIVE : $5.00 FREE PUNCH on Your Easy Cash Card / HAIR SPRAY CUPS and SAUCERS Name ............................. 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