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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-08-21, Page 12• Page 2 -- Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, August 21, 1969 KITCHEN SHOWER FOR BRIDE -ELECT FORDWICH--Mrs. Bruce la, Mrs. John Boyd and Mrs. Harold Gibson were hostesses last week at the former's ,home for a kitchen shower in honor of Miss Shirley Anne Ettinger who will be married August 23. Contests were enjoyed dur- Oft/014110r1 1114104 1,11110gh ft 401 ing the evening. after which Linda Ettinger and Margaret Sothern presented the .bride-to- be with her gifts. Shirley Anne thanked everyone and lunch was served by the hostesses. Life is a grindstone, and whether it grinds a man down or polishes him up depends on the stuff he's made of. UNAN RADIO-T(LEV!SION COMMISSION The Canadian Radio -Television Commission announces the following decision on applications heard at its sixth Public Hearing in London, Ontario, on March 4, 5 and 6. 1969. Further decisions will be announced later. OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL Decision CRTC 69.144 WINGHAM, ONT. Application by Radio Station CKNX Limited, licensee of Station CKNX and CKNX-TV, Wingham, Ontario, for permission to transfer 12,600 preferred shares of capital stock in Wingham Investments Limited (a shareholder in Radio Station CKNX Limited) from W. T. Cruickshank to 1) G. W. Cruickshank. Decision: APPROVED.. • Reasons: The Commission is satisfied the new owner will maintain the service being given to listeners by the stations. It is a condition of each licence that the licensee com- pany shall comply on or before September 1, 1970, with the direction of His Excellency. the Governor -General -in - Council, regarding ownership and control (SOR/69.140). F. K. FOSTER, CRTC -28 SECRETARY. THE COtIESTOGA COIIEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHHOLOGT APPLICATION. FOR ENROLLMENT Openings exist in. the following full-time Programs commencing September 15, 1969: APPLIED ARTS:• Consumer & Family Studies General Arts and Science Institutional Management Law Enforcement and Security Administration BUSINESS: Business Administration General Secretarial TECHNOLOGY:. Anand; Water Resources Clti: Technology Construoton-Technology Electronic/Electrical Technology Mechanical/Product Design Technology TECHNICIAN: Drafting Technician Electrical Technician Electronic Technician Wood Products Technician Mechanical Technician ti All other full-time Programs are fully subscribed. • s For further information phone: 653-7111 (Ext. 44). or write to:. The Registrar, 299 Doon Valley Drive Kitchener, Ontario. riA... .71/0'0# 0 AFTER 10 YEARS members of the 19A9 Nursing Assistants' course of Wingham General Hospital held their first re- union. The event was held in Listowel Memorial Park recently. Twelve of the 18 who graduated that year along with their instructor, Mrs. Lawson Cross, attended. Shown in the front row, left t6 right, are: Mrs. Paul Brown, St. Marys; Mrs. James Newman, Cobourg; Mrs. Cross; Mrs. Gerald Dearing, Exeter; Mrs. Carman Howatt, Blyth;. mid- dle row: Mrs. Ronald Thompson, Wingham; . Miss Kath- leen McCaffrey,. Point Edward; Mrs. Desmond Brophy,, Wingham; Mrs. Hilton' Ward, Brussels; . Mrs. Robert Owens, Point Edward; back row: Mrs. Harry Smith, Strat- ford; Mrs. Donald McIntyre, R. R. 3 Denfield, and Mrs. Robert Deyell of Wingham. Members of the class unable to attend were: Mrs. Earl Jenkins, Wingham; Mrs. Ray- mond Merkley, Wingham; Mrs. Bill Robertson, Kincardine; Mrs.. Ray Baumerman, Goderich; Mrs. Ross Smith, Ed- monton, •and Mrs. Bert Shier of Kincardine. Personal Notes from Fordwich Mrs. Harry Nixon left by plane from London on Thursday for Winnipeg, after spending the past three weekswith her sister,. Mrs. James Vittie and Mr. Vittie. • Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Simmons` Anne. and Kenneth and Lisa Es- pensen have returned home af- ter enjoying a -two weeks' mo- tor trip through the western provinces. Friends of Mrs. -Walter Hain - stock will be sorry to know that at present she is confined to Listowel Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Earl Moore returned home over the week -end after visiting the past three weeks with relatives in Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson and family of Toronto visited one day last week with Mrs. Dora Ridley, and Mrs. Phyllis Bolander. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Browne, Ted and Peter spent a few days last week on a mo t o r trip through Northern Ontario. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig were Mrs. Joe Gullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gullivan and Bienie of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mulli- gan and family of Aylmer, Quebec, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liard Reis and family of Hamil- ton spent several days recently with Mr. and Mis. Noah Reis. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Stinson visited for a few days last week With Rev. and Ivi'rs.. son at at Meaford. Miss Pat King, and Peter King spent a few days last week with their grandparents, Mr. . and Mrs. Jim Fitch, Wingham. Mr. Everitt Cooper visited recently with Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Thomas at Victoria Har- bour. • Mrs. Jim Fitzmaurice and children of London visited last week withher parents, Mr. and Mrs: Cecil Cooper. Mrs, James Vittie and Mrs. Harry Nixon visited one day last week with Mrs. R. Bennett - at Gorrie. Master Danny Renwick of Belmore spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Harris. n Mr. and Mrs. John Tudan and family returned to their home. in Port Credit over the week -end after spending the past two weeks here. BEFORE YOU BUY A USED CAR ! SPECIAL THIS WEEK '69 FORD CUSTOM 4DOOR, V8, Auto., radio, power steering. Demonstra- tor. '69 1/2 -TON TRUCK, . 6 cyl., heavy duty, front and rear springs, 8 -ply tires. '68 COMET 2 - DOOR HARDTOP, V8, Automatic and radio '66 METEOR 4-DOOR—V8 Auto., radio, power steering '66 CHEV Impala, 4 -Dr. H.T., 8.cylinder, fully equipped , '65 FALCON, 4 -Dr., 6, Auto, '64 FORD 4-000R-8 Auto., radio '64 PONTIAC, 4 -Door, 6, Auto., radio '63 PONTIAC, 4 -Door, V8, Auto., radio '66 CHEV. '/4 -ton WINGHAM PHONE 357.3460 BRUSSELS PHONE 249 1" Mrs. ,Carrell Johnson visited for a few days last week with Mr. 'and Mrs. Murray Kirkby in Listowel. Mrs. Wellington Hargrave and David spent a couple of days. last week w ith Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wray at Scarboro. Mr. and Mrs,- Frank Mc, - Knight lof Mont�r+al and Mr.,.nd Mrs.qi :4Ba of the toga;, line called on Mr. and Mrs. El- mer Williamson one day last week. Mrs. Robert Connell spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Duncan at Brampton. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Watkins of Leeds, Yorkshire, England are spending this week with Mr. and, Mrs. Clare Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Doig are spending this week at Wa- saga Beach. Mrs. Ruby Forester visited last week with friends at Picton. Mrs. Jim Patterson of Toron- to visited Friday evening with Mrs. Pearl -Patterson. • Brian Allen and Jack Ruttan . spent the week -end at Wood , ington House, Port Carling. The sympathy of the corm- munity goes 'to Mrs. Ross Doig Belmore Personals Mr. and Mrs. Bert McKay of • London visited recently with. Mrs. Evelyn Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Selah Brecken- ridge of our village visited on Tuesday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonald at Jamestown. Miss Ethel Darling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Darling, is hospitalized tri Goderich as a result of injuries sustained in a fall while vacationing there. We hope her condition is soon improved and she is allowed to come home. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Merk- ley of Kemptville were guests last week of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Merkley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hel- fenstein arrived in Canada from Switzerland last week and are visiting his son, Harry Helfen- stein, Mrs. Helfenstein and family, on the 2nd of Culross. f. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickson and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dar- ling have returned home from a vacation in the U.S. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Horton and girls of Atwood were week- end visitors with the Renwick and Horton families in this area. Mrs. William Boyd and chil- dren, Kinn and Tim, spent the week -end vacationing at Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. William Mul- vey spent Sunday at Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. George Conn of Medicine Hat, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jeffray and family, before re- turning home to Western Cana- da. Mrs. Barbara . Dawson of To- ronto was a week -end visitor with area members of the Dick- son family. DIED AITKEN--In Walkerton on Sun- day, August 17th, Mrs. Belle Aitken, widow of the late Thomas Aitken who died in 1917; also predeceased by one daughter. Aged 90 years. Survived by one son John of Walkerton, and oth- er relatives in this area. Church services BELMORE--Services were held in -K n o x Presbyterian • Church, Belmore, on Sunday moming. Mr. Charles Congram of Toronto was the guest speak- er and based his message on Hebrews 11: 23-27. The senior choir provided special music, with Miss Doris Stokes at the organ. In McIntosh United Church, the Belmore United Church Wo- men were- in charge of services. Mrs. William Mulvey conduct- ed the, service with Mrs. Wil- fred Johann reading Scripture and Mrs. Murray Mulvey lead- ing in prayer. Mrs. Earl Fitch read a children's story, with Lavonne Ballagh delivering the sermon, based on Revelation 3: 20. The junior choir sang an anthem, accompanied by Laura Inglis. in the death of her sister, Mrs.. Dan Murphy in Buffalo last week. The funeral was held Saturday in Buffalo. Misses Karen Forrester and Judy Durst of Bay Ridges are spending a couple of weeks with Mr. and. Mrs; George Ashton. 'Miss Karen, 5rown spent last , week with Mr. and Mrs. Ger ,'ald e - ald Heather. in. S t. ' atharin r Saturday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Doig and David of Sr. Catharines, Mrs. Isobel McDougall of Toronto and Mrs. Andrew Doig of Seaforth. Billy, John and Janet Brown are visiting for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Dewart Lynn at Windsor. Gary Klaassen and Bill Mil- ler retumed home over the ,week -end after being employ- ed for the summer with Peel Construction at Thessalon. BIRTH DUNCAN--To Mr. and Mrs. Keith Duncan (Marjorie Con- nell), a daughter, Kimberley Elizabeth, a sister for Steph- en, at Peel Memorial Hos- pital, Brampton, on Monday, August 16th. THOROUGIY SAFETY. cHEKED: Students who drive cars may not need 1974 models, but the cars they drive should be In good driving condition. , McGEE ' AUTO ELECTRIC offers complete car care.. 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