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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-10-03, Page 21TO CKNX RADIO at TELEVISION WE EXTEND OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Their new broadcasting studio is magnificent. We are proud that we supplied the building materials that went into its construction. CHAS. HODGINS Massey -Ferguson Sales & Service PHONE 357-1440 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF X it is a pleasure to express, in this small way, along with many others, our deep appreciation of the ser- vice you have rendered to this area over the years. ILL'S TV SALES AND SERVICE WINGHAM PHONE 357-3620 OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND . BEST WISHES TO CKNX . . , on the official opening of their new broadcasting studios. Over the past several years CKNX has been a tremendous asset and of great service to the people of this area, and deserve the appreciation of everyone. DAIRY AND CREAMERY BRUSSELS TO CKNX AND ITS FOUNDER "DOC" CRUICKSH ANK OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS . .. On the formal opening of your outstanding new Radio and Television Studio. We are proud to have this outstanding asset as part of our community. BURKE ELECTRIC JOSEPHINE STREET 357-2450 EVENING UNiT Delegates Will. Attend Convention BELGRAVI--Mrs. Jaules Coultes was hostess to the Eve- ning Unit of the U, C. W. held at her home. Mrs, Laura John- ston opened the meeting with "Reasons for Thanksgiving", followed by a hymn. Psalm 100 was read by Mrs, ,Tames Lamont and Mrs. Johnston led in prayer, A poem, "We See the Hand of God", was read by Mrs, Jack Taylor. The worship service closed with a harvest hymn. Mrs. Stan Hopper was in charge of the business. The minutes and roll call were read by Mrs. Ken Barbour. Mrs. Alan Dunbar gave the treasur- er's report, The penny collect- ion was received and there were nine hospital and five home visits to the sick and shut-ins BAPTIZE BABIES BELGRAVE—Baptismal ser- vice was held in Knox Presby- terian Church on Sunday with Rev. W. Morrison officiating. The babies baptized were Ro- bert Leslie Nicholson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garner Nicholson and Audrey Isobel Scott, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott. BEL GRA VE Mrs. Winnie Smith visited a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph McCrea, and family, Blyth, and they visited with the former's sister, Mrs. Lorne Harmer at Fullerton and with Mrs. Mary Mahaffy of Staffa. HOWICK TWP. Council Approves Half Holiday The meeting of the Howick Township Council was held in the clerk's office on Monday with Reeve Ivan Haskins presid- ing. Moved by McMichael and King that we give the Howick Agricultural Society a grant of $250.00. Moved by Gibson and Mc- Michael that we give the Moles- worth Cemetery Board on High- way 86 a grant of $300.00. Moved by Gibson and King that we proclaim Nov. 11 a public holiday till 1 p.m. Moved by McMichael and King that we accept the tenders of Everett Cathers, Wm. Galla- her, and Lorne I. Seifert for snow plowing for the winter of 1963-64. Moved by King and Gibson that we instruct the head super- intendentto have soil tests taken at the Cullen Bridge at lot 19, Con. 10 and 11. Moved by McMichael and Gibson that the accounts as ap- proved be paid. Moved by King and Gibson that the road accounts as ap- proved be paid. Moved by McMichael and Gibson that the following ac- counts be paid: Everett Cathers, deposit on gravel contract, $150.00; Howick Twp. School Area, de- benture payment, $59,150.00; Franklin Press, printing deben- tures, $97.47; Municipal World, supplies. $9.07; Gestetner (Canada) Ltd., supplies, $60, 73; H. G. Harris, postage, $56.80, part salary, $75.00; W. E. Whitfield, express, $1.35, ex- change. $4.53, part salary, $215.00; Dept. of National Revenue, income tax, $35.00; Gotrie Community Hall Board, rent, $6.00; Tom Ritchie, fence viewer's fees, $10.00; Glad Edgar, fence viewer's fees, $10.00; Kenneth Hastie. fence Viewer's fees, $10.00; Ross Hanna, construction Sanderson drain, $250.00, construction W. King. Br. drain, $130.00; Relief accounts, $152.04; Molesworth Cemetery Board, grant, $300.00; Melville Allan, chickens killed, $60.00; Mrs. Walter Pecker. fox bounty, $4.O0:1. Haskins, welfare ad- ministrator, $11.85; Howick Agricultural Society, grant, $250,00 road accounts, $7,898,80; "Total, $9,79/.64. recorded, Mrs. James Coultes and Mrs. Robert Grasby were the two delegates named to at. tend the second annual convent- ion of the North Region of the Huron Presbyterial United Church Women to be held in Brussels. The Offering was re- ceived and dedicated. Mrs. Albert Biernan conduct- ed the mission study on "The World of Indian Women". A hymn was sung. The Bible study on miracles, "How Mira- cles Become a Problem", was very ably led by Mrs. George Michie. Mrs. Hopper closed the meeting with prayer and lunch was served by Mrs. Roy McSween and her group. Brussels laches Conduct Meeting BELGRAVE--The October exchange meeting of the W.M, S, of Knox PresbyterianChureh was held in the church with the Brussels ladies in charge. Mrs, W, Smith presided. Mrs. W. Speir read a poem, followed by a hymn. Scripture wasread by Mrs. E. Baker. Meditations were given by Mrs. Williams and Mrs. James Mair led in prayer. A duet was sung by Mrs. W. King and Mrs. E. Car- diff. The topic, "A Book Review on the Missionary Work on l~qua- dor," was taken by Mrs. Clark Matheson. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction and the Belgrave ladies served lunch. CONGRATULATIONS ... on the formai opening of your new modern broadcasting plant. It's an attractive showplace and an outstanding asset to the town of Wingham. Your service to Western Ontario through the years has more than done its share to make Wingham better known throughout the area. Wingham Motors PHONE 357.2720 CONGRATULATIONS CKNX-TV ... on the official opening of Canada's most modern TV and Radio broacasting plant. it's a beautiful new addition to the town of Wingham. "Doc" Cruickshank and his staff are no doubt proud of their gleaming new building, im- maculate studios, and most up-to-date equip- ment. They have a right to be. The towns- people of Wingham are proud too. WALKERTON Wi NGHAM AREA REPRESENTATIVE FRANK CASKANETTE 351-1702 WE WISH TO TAKE THiS OPPORTUNITY TO EXTEND OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS AND SINCERE BEST WISHES TO 'hHE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF CKNX Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Oct. 10, 1963 Page 3 , CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO CKNX TV and RADIO This attractive new studio building is a distinctive mark of achievement. CKNX over the years has been a tremendous asset to the people of Western Ontario. If f C r r' ill` i t ��+ riMr'vERM E.r11 .� WINGHAM The finest in JEWELLERY CRYSTAL POTTERY ENGLISH CHiNA EWELLERY PHONE 357-2670 OUR BEST WISHES YOUR ATTRACTIVE NEW STUDIO, NOT TO MENTION THE YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE AREA, DESERVES A BiG HAND FROM ALL OF US IN WiNGHAM. OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND BAST WISHES TO The new broacasting plant is an impressive contri- bution to the town of Wingham. The notable achievements of CKNX over the past 40 years have been a big asset to the people of this community. OM Dal 10 POI)110 rO l�lana9® WIN >1.,.. CUTTER, PETER GVIAM rn ' FAKERS„ FROM ONTARIO „FRESH PRODUCTS ASK FOR GAY -LEA WRY X151 iso; 3s7- ,F�ONES. 357-3 Their ability to carry on under adverse condiitions and in hectic emergency quarters following a disastrous fire --and still render quality service to the people of Western Ontario, deserves everyone's applause. Their outstanding new broadcasting studio, built oh the site where the fire took place, is a distinctive mark of achievement. 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