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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-04-25, Page 10•a, :ar Trinity ACW 0)v -ding FORDW1CH—The April meeting of Trinity Anglican Church Women was held Thursday nig4t,, with president Jean Sothern presiding. The meeting opened with the Mem- biers" Prayer and intercessions for prayer partners. Mrs. Harold Fost led devotions taken from the maga- zine which is sent out by the Dio- cese of Keewatin, reading a letter written by Bishop Allan and the consecration of the newly -built St. Peter's Church at Big Trout . Lake. Bishop Allan was assisted by Archdeacon Terry.;McN.ear.„The pre,,. vious church was built in the late • '50s and was destroyed by fire in January of 1987. Roll call was answered by 23 members by giving household tips which save money or the environ- ment. Cards were signed for two members who are ill. Members • were reminded to keep saving Smith's and Zehrs grocery tapes and also to remember their secret pals. The Thankofferine meeting will be held Thursday, May 11, at $ p Art., - surrounding churches to be ► to, .tt+(,nd, Mrs. Jocelyn Daunt �- be the guest and wills on. ber recent trip to the Philippines.. er.; al ladies are planning to attend the Deanery annual in London on Sat- urdayA bus trip was discussed and members felt they would like to participate; more information will be available soon. Mrs. Alma,. Hargrave gave the study book and members were reminded of the fall bazaar. Mrs. Brenda, Bunker displayed cards; anyone needing any may call her at 335-3189. Bales will lie packed in June; articles can be left at the church. The meeting closed with Grace. Mrs. Linda Doubleday expressed congratulations Pat Brunarski and baby son, Bryce, and on behalf of the group, she was presented with a baby shower. Pat thanked everyone and lunch was served by Mrs. Jean McGrath and Mrs. Donna King. A el stn fi M1� t"! Officers are elected at Junior.WI annual meeting HOWICK®Marg Greig, 'provin- cial president of the Junior Women's Institute, presided over the election of officers at the annual meeting of the Howick Junior WI held recently at Howick Central School.` The officers for 1989-90 are: past president, Darlene Harding; `presi- dent, Connie Fenton; first vice pres- ident, Kathy McMillan; second vice, Kate Tervit; secretary -treasurer, Sharon Dettman; Branch directors, Benda, Elk' Henrietta Claus; district, director, -Leone Foerter; JWIO representative, Jane VanderVelden; public relations officer, Mrs. Tervit; good cheer offi- cer, Elly Emmerton and auditors, Lynda Taylor and Janis Wallace. Many .good ideas for meeting programs and fund-raising were discussed during a "brainstorm- ing” session, while lunch was served by Mrs. Tervit and Mrs. Emelerton..' _The -quilt made: for the Howick Cellura w School 25th anniversary party Was on display. Two of the members, Mrs. VanderVelden and Mrs. Foerter, have been working along with members of other Insti- tute branches to complete the pro- ject. Mary Hall reported on the spring district meeting which the branch hosted in Wroxeter earlier this month. It was decided to send the proceeds of the day to the Ronald McDonald House at London. A plant and bake sale will be held at the Corrie hall on May 13 from 10- a.m to 12 non. ladies volunteered to"'s"erve ate the` Howick hockey banquet. A committee consisting of Mrs. Ernmertan, Mrs. VanderVelden, Mrs, Tervit and Winnie Winkel was established to organize a babysitti- ng course to be.held .this fall, JUNE WEDDING The. United Church manse at St. Helens was the.. scene of a quiet wedding on June: 8, 1932, .wlien Miss Ethel Gand s, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John.,tikiii of the third d concession of Morris, was united in marriage to Burns Moffatt, son of C. B. and the late Mrs. Moffett, 114, + Canadian Radio -television and Telecommunications Commission Conseil de la radiodiffusion et des telecommunications canadiennes CRTC Renews the Ucences of 26 Originating Television Stations In Ontario. Following public hearings in Toronto and the National Capital Region in October and November 1988, the CRTC renewed the licences of 26 Ontario television stations and their rebroadcasters. With the exception of CHCH Hamilton, all Ontario licences were renewed for five .years. These Ontario stations are among the 75 originating television stations whose !iconcps were renewed today. Hamilton CHCH-TV (indDpendent) KIItch. ener CKCO-TV (CTV affiliate) --;London CFPL TV (independent) – Pette borough CHEX-TV (CBC affiliate) Toronto CBLT (CBC owned - and -operated) -- Toronto CBLFT (CBC owned -and -operated) -- Toronto CFTO-TV (CTV affiliate) – Toronto CITY iyinde ) (CBC owned -and -operated) � pendent Windsor ABET -operated) - Windsor WEFT (PBC . owned- and -operated) CKNX 1 V (independent) -- Kers CJBN-TV (; TV affiliate) – Kingston CKWS-TV (CBC affiliate) North: Bay OMB - (CBC affiliate) – North Bay CKNY-TV -(CTV affiliate). -- Ottawa CBOT ;(CBC owned -and -operated) Ottawa CBOFr mac ed-d-cperatedj Pembroke CHRO-TV (CBC affiliate) Sawn Ste. Merle CHBX-TV (CTV affiliate) – Sault Ste. Marl. CJIC-TV (CBC affiliate) =- Sudbury CICI-TV fOTV affiliate) - Sudbury CKNC-TV. (CBC affiliate) Thunder Bay CHFb- 1V CTV affiliate.) -+ Thunder Bay CKPR-TV (CBC affiliate) – Timmins ire 1..-'1"V ("BC affiliate) – Timmins WO --TV (CTV affiliate). Contact: Pi. POM nd, Director General, Beatrice Baker, Information Officer, `C Information Services, Ottawa, Ontario. KIA ON2, (819) 997-0313, tial '(819) 994-0423. Where may 1 read CRTC documents? CRTC -- .be read in the "Canada Gazette", Part 1; at CRTC offices; libraries. CRTC decisions concerning a licensee may be ?see's offices during normal business hours. You also may f CRTC public moments by contacting the CRTC at; uli}'19) 997-0313; Halifax (902) 426-7997; Montreal (514) 203- ; Win ipe8 (204) ::3-6306; Vancouver (604) 666-2111. Canada. r�r Ib .n o 4'1,:'71'1.1 Ck'Wit$Oi0,44421144**1441.444ii YAW AN' INFORMATION NIGHT was held last week at the nurses' training centre in Wingham to acquaint women with breast self-examination. Dianne Aitken of the Huron County Health Unit conducted the information night and goes over some literature with Linda Kieffer and Dr. Peter Long prior to the presentation. Howie spring liti° =art :..�.� +^ � �.s r .y4 h�� i�C :. Wornen's `Institute members gat - ered at the Wroxeter Community Hall earlier this month for the spring meeting of District No. 3. Branches represented were Luc - know, Maple Keys, Saugeen; Aberdeen, North Grey, Jean Scott, Riverside and the host branch, Howick. During registration, the ladies enjoyed muffins, coffee and juice while they browsed; through the displays of cosmetics; crafts, jam and candy set up by Cindy Hutchinson and Dorothy Fenton. The morning speaker, Jane Muegge, rural organization special- ist with OMAF at Clinton, gave a very informative presentation on wise money management. Since management is using our resources to achieve our goals, we need to do financial planning so we know where our money is spent, Mrs. Muegge said. She had each member outline her monetary goals for the next six months, one year, five years and 15 years. These were placed in an envelope and will be mailed out in six months. It will be interesting to see if the monetary goals for that . period have been accomplished. Filing systems, personal and fames y records, insurance and the "pros nd cons" of credit also were dis- ussed. The Wroxeter UCW ladies served a delicious luncheon; -then the members divided Into two groups r the afternoon aetivities. The groups spent one-half of their time with each speaker. One „ roup walked to Ginger - read / All Museum where Gini ewell explained the project with hich her family is involved The large collection of dolls front e late 11300s to the present gave members a chance to reminisce bout . the dolls they had owned. Having dolls in their original oxes doubles their value," said rs, Newell. The other group speaker was Helen Crawburg, general manager a I' C fo b w th a M ,of. Southwestern Ontario at • neon. The house is a temporary home - away -from -home for parents and families of children being? treated for serious illness m London h i tats. Since it is operated by::.w,n�on- profit volunteer group, the group members always are grateful for any donations. A donation will be sent to the Ronald McDonald House in Lon - i ing. The three speakers each were presented with lovely pots of spring daffodils. Each lady Who attended the meeting also received Anne daffodils upon leaving.. Mrs. Greig, provincial JWIO pres- ident, made announcements about Several upcoming events. Connie Fenton, Howick Junior. WI presi- dent, thanked everyone, especially the committee members responsi- ble for organizing the day. .W.17A . JJ/1.r-);/ f'J%�J}%%!/+�% / 7 1X' ordwich t, r,m Notes- %`'..o� 1 a " .) ;op,may ilii s' li J.nf /4JlL fi Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. David Myer (Laurie Schneider) who were married Saturday, April 15, in Fordwich United Church. Tim Sothern of Kitchener and Tracy Sothern of Palmerston visited Sunday with their grandparents, Bill and Jean Sothern. Mr. and -Mrs. Jay Miller and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lowe of Pennsylvania were weekend visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Rut - tan and were guests at the Myer - Schneider wedding on Saturday. Mrs. Marian "Johnston attended the Ontario Clydesdale Association bangpot.:old, .Saturday, April 15, at Walkertini Mrs.. Elva`: Co • r sp a few days last week _ Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brown inti then Mr. and Mrs. r Imes yet of Pennsylvania s ° the weekend here and attended the wedding of their son, David, to Laurie Schnei- der on Saturday in. Fordwich Unit- ed Church. Friends of Clarence Carswell will be sorry to hear he is a patient in Listowel Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Alma Hargrave and Mrs. Bill Sothern attended the Scottish Spring Festival at Bingeman Park, Kitchener, on Saturday In the next few weeks, residents will be having Girl Guides and Brownies calling at their doors with their Girl Guide cookies. Everyone is urged to pleasebe generous and help support a most worthwhile cause. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Sangster, Minnie McElwain and Mrs. Annie . Pittendreigh visited Thursday with John McElwain in University Hos- pital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker of Oom- pah called on Mrs. Annie Pitten- dreigh one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Soper and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Kelley visited Sat- urday evening with Howard Welsh at Moorefield. Mrs. Rae Louttit and Mrs. Mur- ray Donaldson visited Thursday with Mr. Louttit who recently underwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Howlett of Elmira were dinner guests Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Kelley. -000- Kindness consists in loving peo- ple more than they deserve. Joseph Joubert m: