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FORDWICIi — A Thanving
prayer taken from The Voiceppened
the October meeting of thelsenjor,
citizens, followed by a welcome
pon Young
Mises $329•50
in walkathon
GORRIE—The Howick Lions
sponsored a walk-a-dog-athon OCt. 2,
walking from Fordwich ip-Gorrie,
approximate*,
Young, in participating, raised
$329.§0. Gwynne Brown raised $280
and Jasper Farrish $99, totalling
over $700.
This is for leader -dog training at
Canine Vision at Oakville. These
• dogs are intraining for guiding blind
persons.
• The walk was accomplished in less
than two hours.
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all, "0 Canacta" and.bjilbday
greeting819 tWe nleMberawaolte
Wks ainsWer#30., question,
illanr):Othe, 4 -4 *Olt'
goer 1:!!" .• •,7:J• -
The group will ask
material concerning th,i
disposal being sent so they
in touch with the proceed*
Elva Cooper and Mrs.
_WilSon. will plan a CluistrnaC
and report to the next rnjL
Membe, are, to pay for t
tiatetsfil full.
*`A committee of Helen Njek
Minnie McElwain, Pauline Riche
and Duncan Sangster -will arringet
program for a visit to the nUrSing
home on Oct. 12. The nextcardp
will be held Oct. 14, the next Ire
Nov, 2. A thank -you was ext
all who helped at the boatlf-at,..
fair. •
The program opened ',with a
•reading by Mrs. Agnes Geiger:Miss
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Thanksgiving is Queen representative, gave her
meeting theme
GORR1E—Thanksgiving was the
theme -of the worship at the October
•ttleeting of the United Church
Women, Mrs. Dewitt Adams was in
charge of devotions and closed her
thanksgiving thoughts with "Forget
Not Our Thanks".
Mrs. Bill Nay conducted the
business. The., fall bale will be
packed on Oct ft; bake sale and tea
will be held Nov 19 and the fowl
supper Nov. 9. •
Mrs, Gordon Mann and Mrs.
Lorne Mann served lunch.
speech which*as given at the fair te;
and thanked everyone for the
opportunity Of representing the
seniors. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ruttan
showed pictures of their trips to the
southern U.S. -andiunch andifideial
hour brought the evening to a close.
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In 1985 Canadians bought just
under $2.7 billion worth of tickets for
govel7Pme11411rineeredAttterie*,...11,P
from '$485 million in 1976. --Tieket
sales 'for such lotteries have moved
steadily upward since 1969, when
they were made legal after some 70
years under a Criminal Code ban.
+Canadian Radii -television and
Telecommunications Commission
COnseit de la sadiodiffu§ion et des
telecommunications canadiennes
arc
DECISION
Decision 88-729. CKNX Broadcasting limited iNingharn, Ont APPROVED.
Renewal of the broadcasting licence for CKNX-FM Wingham from 1 October,
1988 to 31 August, 1991. APPROVED - Decrease in the level of spoken word
programming Irom 20:5% to 14.5%, of foreground programming from 20% to
15%; and of mosaic programming from 40% to 35% per week. •
Where may I read CRTC documents? CRTC documents may be read in
the "Canada Gazette", Part 1; at CRTC offices; antat reference libraries:
CRTC decisions concerning a licensee may be read:Mkt licensee's officbs
during normal business hours. You also may obtain copies of CRTC public
documents by contacting the CRTC at Ottawa/Hull (819) 997-0313; Halifax
(902) 426-7997; Montreal (514) 28376607; Winnipeg (204) 983-6306; Van-
couver (604) 666-2111.
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afld CarI ZUelligh Run.. Michigan, •
spent
with heir(aunt,. Mis. Edith
en and otherrelatives. ryr.t:Wf
pr_aealkerhards411::0,' wiraidil'iWingham anny:.e6ad:itiesb!14. ititii:er:Ilfd17:n.jii.
4104,D.. A. Hackett, urs;goivard-
• ;.:ftickarc1 and Dennis,
Wroxeter, . visited Thursday at the,,,
• home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt....
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JOOISIMMo‘Vspent4 few
days at the itonle. of Mr. andMrs--
Antes Freiburger, RR 3, Walker -
Mrs. Esther Jacques of Clifford is
visiting-withlVIrs,-.,Bert Hubbard.'
. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hambly and
Ktchener
Visited recently with Mrs. Mel
Taylor.
Mr: and -Mrs. Norman Mulloy,
Kristie and Leslie of Paris, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George -
Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Burt- Elliot Of,,I;
44L00.-. '0110. at*, •
iantellP.meonlacsdaY..'r,
Gary titatitger. of Winnipeg visited
his •grandmother, Mrs. Cecil
Grainger, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lilliman of
Caledonia spent a couple of days
with Mrs. Joe Simmons.
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A double -ring 'ceremony took Community Centre, The mother of
place at :Sacred Heart Church, the bride wore a royal blue dress
'Teeswater, on Aug. 20 at two o'clock with a red and white corsage. The
tnother of, the groom, wore a mint -
colored dress with a pink and white
•ePrSage'
Folloingw
• a honeymoon, the young
couple ikresidlog at Wroxetei.
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in the afternoon when Sherry
Schiestel and Allen_ Funk. were
united in marriage*Rev:Alichael
Downey. Parents of the couple are
Nick and Midi Schiestel of Viingliam
and Gordon and Lois.Funk, Blyth.
GiV14, in • Marriage by her father;
the bride Wedding
dress. lititiokitt"'h*rmas
Pyke;. sister. .Or:the.groom, of
Listowel and bridesmaids were
Labrie Schiestel, Wend Schiestel
and Lisa Schiestel, all of Winghain. Thelicitt-gard pafty Of the season
They ,,,wore pink street-length„,a4 Sanredlinfnl Church in Wingbam
drattiki: .44401.904ficenu3r.
Jamie Kennedy of Teeswater, Gert Reavie was the high lady and
friend of the groom, was best man. Ria Van den Broek (playing as a
Ushers were Terry Funk of Blyth, man) was high man; Irene Farrier
' brother of the groom, Steve was low lady and Hank Van den
Beninger . and Steve- linSitner man. Kevin Doerr
• Mildmay, cousins of the bride, - Wi4ihe.: doer prize. 'There will be
A 'reception Wit held, at BeImbre an�ther eitchreparty thiiiitesdaY.
There's a computer boom in farm country. And that- means new
• opportunities.
•We're launching a new farm cleakr nehvork. If you know
farming and computers, and other gfrowers'who plAinoMputeri„: .
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shoot arty
A total of 12 tables were in play at
the Wingham Legion. Han last
mondaynight, •
Jean Wilton was the high lady and
Jim Coultes was high man. Helen
Casemore had the most shoots and
Mina Edgar was low lady.
Mary Chamney (playing as a
man) was low man. A few draw
•prizes were awarded to Cliff Bray,
MargaretWiens, Ken Stevens, Ethel
Willis and Morley Bushell.
There will be a euchre on Monday,
Oct.17.
t Income.
you can earn tip g410 -per package selling FartniiandTm
Agriculturai SciftWate. .That's up to 30%. coMmission per sale. Arid
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