HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-06-01, Page 23THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY.JUNF 1. 1988. PAGE 23.
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CKNX president retires
After more than 40 years
working at CKNX radio and
television Ross Hamilton will retire
from his position as president
September 1.
Mr. Hamilton, 63, began as a
sales representative for CKNX
Radio them moved to television
when CKNX TV went on the air in
1955. For the last five years he has
been President of CKNX Broad
casting Ltd. He will continue to sit
on the board of directors of the
company.
Al Skelton, currently manager of
CKNX-TV will become vice-
president and general manager of
CKNX Broadcasting. He will
report to CFPL Broadcasting Ltd.
President Bob Elsden of London
who will also become president and
a director of CKNX Broadcasting.
Both companies are owned by The
Blackburn Group Inc. of London.
50th ANNIVERSARY
The family of Stewart and Doreen
Dolmage would like to Invite their relatives
and friends to an Open House at the
Foresters Hall In Kinbum on Sunday, June
5th from 2-5 to help them celebrate their'
50th Wedding Anniversary.
BEST WISHES ONLY
Brussels Auxiliary
members honoured
Continued from page 21
Barb Graber, Past Officer Medal,
Secretary.
Helen Dobson, Past Officer
Medal, Executive Committee;
Jayne Ross, Past Officer Medal,
first Vice President; Kaye Duncan,
barsTor Executive Committee,
first Vice President and Secretary;
Bessie Blenkhorn, bars for Execu
tive Committee and second vice
president; Mabel Willis, bars for
Executive Committee, first Vice
President and Sgt.-at-Arms.
In April, the Brussels Ladies’
Auxiliary celebrated its 42nd
anniversary. New members are
always welcome to join; member
ship is open to a daughter,
granddaughter, or niece of a
person who served in the military,
and to wives of Ordinary and
Associate members of the Branch.
The Ladies Auxiliary is a
non-profit organization involved in
community affairs.
In the past year the Brussels
Auxiliary has made donations to
The Salvation Army, the Brussels
Fair Board, Survival Through
Friendship House, Family Servi
ces (Huron County), the Ted Foster
Christmas Fund, Huron County
Day Centre for the Homebound,
Children’s Hospital of Western
Ontario, the Heart and Stroke
Foundation, theCancer Society
and the Red Shield Appeal.
It has alsodonated money to a
family who lost their house to fire,
purchased a rocking chair for the
Callander Nursing Home and
donated money to the Brussels
Public School towards the pur
chase of a band instrument. It also
donates yearly to the Legion
Bursary Fund to aid students in
furthering their education.
and
for
Kathy Humphries
and
Mike Ryan
SATURDAY,JUNE11
8p.m.-1a.m.at
Brussels Legion
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EVERYONE WELCOME
The family of
LAURIE & DOROTHY
SCOTT
wishes to invite
relatives and friends to an
OPEN HOUSE
at their home in honour of
their
50th Wedding Anniversary
ONJUNE12
from2-4p.m.and7-9p.m.
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