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ALLAN iGRIFFFITH
A. you greet
his wonsir ass season we
seed warns wishes and
tleussks for the gift of !emir
continued friendship.
Murray and Staff
FROSTY QUEEN
Best wishes for old fashioned
Christmas joys and thank you for
the pleasure and privilege
of serving you, our valued friends.
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The Management and Staff
MARKS BROS. AUTO BODY
FETTES TOURS
FLORIDA — FLORIDA — FLORIDA — FLORIDA
14 DAY FLORIDA CIRCLE - features Ocala, Silver Springs for
Glass Bottom Boat Ride, Kennedy Space Centre and Fort
Lauderdale, Miami Beach for a guided tour, Cypress Gar-
dens for Water Ski Show. Orlando and Disneyworld. Also
St. Augustine (all admissions. included). Departs Jan. 27,
Feb. 10, Feb. 24.
14 DAY FLORIDA/NASSAU - Travel the same circle route
combined with a fabulous three day cruise_ Lavish meals in
eluded. All gratuities prepaid. Departs Jan. 13.
14 DAY FLORIDA - STAY PUT - Features Ocala, Silver Springs
for Gloss Bottom Boot Ride. Daytona Beach for seven nights
of oceanside accommodations. Each unit equipped with kit-
chenette. Visit Marinelandti(costs, included). Also St. August-
ine. Departs Jan. 27, Feb. 10, Feb. 24:
9 DAY MID-TERM FLORIDA - Tailored for minimum time. Fea-
tures 5 nights in Orlando includes Disneyworld. Side trips
available:Departs March 17.
GO BERMUDA - All inclusive tour - :hotel accommodations,
jet flight, transportation to and front airport. Full breakfast
.'and dinner daily. Gratuities and taxes paid. Departs Feb. 22.
3 DAY TOLEDO - THEATRE AND SHOPPING TOUR - Wined,
dined and entertained by live professional talent. Shopping
and sightseeing. Dinner. breakfast and theatre included in
price. Departs Jan. 19. Feb. 16, March 30, April 27.
9 DAY NEW ORLEANS AND DEEP SOUTH - Features New Or-
leans, Memphis, Mobile, Biloxi, Bellingroth Gardens, also
boat excursion. Many side trips included. Departs OAarch 26.
9 DAY CAROUNA - PLANTATION AND GARDEN TOUR -
Bring your camera. features Charleston, Myrtle Beach,
Charlottesville. Skyline Drive in Blue Ridge Mountains. De-
parts March 27.
4 AND 5 DAY WASHINGTON - CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL
AND PARADE - Featuring the U.S. Capital Building, Arling-
ton Cemeter)t7, Lincoln Memorial, etc. 5 day Washington
gives you an extra day for shopping, sightseeing, etc. De-
parts April 6.
4 DAY NASHVILLE - No overnight driving - music and fun, re- •
served matinee tickets for Grand Ole Opry, side trip to
Opryland (price included). Departs April 13 and May 18.
THE NASHVILLE EXPERIENCE - Evening departure. Reserved
matinee Grand Ole Opry tickets, also Opryland. (admission
• included). Departs April 13. and May 18_
Tyke Arihnentege of aur Gift Certificates for Christmas
Mount Forest Ws pick up where convenient
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60TH ANNIVERSARY—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hyndman of Gorrie celebrated their 60th
wedding anniversary with an open house in the Gorrie United Church Sunday. Friends
and relatives attended to greet the couple and offer their congratulations.
Hyndmans celebrate
SOth anniversary
Last Sunday the family of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hyndman held an
open house in Gorrie United
Church in honour off their
parents' 60th wedding an-
niversary. Mr. and Mrs. Hynd-
man were married Dec. 19, 1918,
at th. home of the bride's
pareni �, Mr. and Mrs.. John
Gowdy of Howick Township. Rev.
N. B. Sinclair of Belmore
Presbyterian Church officiated.
• Mr. and Mrs. Hyndman farmed
for 16 years one mile south of
Gorrie and then moved to
Wingham, where Mr. Hyndman
sold insurance. They returned to
Gorrie in 1936 and have resided
there for the past 42 years. Mr.
Hyndman operated .a trucking
and drover business from 1936
until his sons took over the
trucking business in 1945.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyndman are
members of Gorrie United
Church, where Mrs. Hyndman
led a very active life as a
member of the United Church
Women.
The couple has three children:
two sons, Harold and Allan of='.
Gorrie, and ' a daughter, Mrs.
William (Greta) Bennett of RR 1,'
Gorrie, 10 grandchildren and 18
great grandchildren.
The UCW Unit 2, of which Mrs.
Hyndman is a. member, catered
to the afternoon tea, which was
enjoyed by many friends, neigh-
bors and relatives.
Gorrie institute enjoys
Christmas dinner and talk
GORR'IE — The Gorrie Wom-
en's Institute enjoyed a delicious
smorgasbord dinner at the
Gorrie hall at noon Dec. 13.
Following the bountiful dinner
;Mrs. Alvin Grainger, club
president, welcomed the
members their ' guests and
special guests Rev. and Mrs.
Wesley Ball and the Women's
Institute District President, Mrs.
John Freeman.
There was a short program of
carols led by Mrs. Alvin Mundell
and Mrs. Jack Ferguson, with
Mrs. Wilbur Hogg at the piano.
Mrs. Gladstone Edgar recited a
poem.
Mrs. Edgar introduced Mr.
Ball, who spoke on the startling
announcements people hear from
time to time on radio and
television_ He tied the an-
nouncement of important events
and catastrophes with the an-
nouncement of the birth of Jesus
Christ and its effect on the world.
Following a short business
meeting, which included the
presentation of the minutes and
financial statement by Mrs.
Robert Gibson, the roll Was
called and members introduced
their guests.
In answering the roll, members
displayed an article given to
them as a child at Christmas or
told of some special item they
still have and treasure. A little
child's iron and an old teddy bear
were among things displayed.
Members' names were drawn
and each one present received a
gift from a beautifully -decorated
Christmas tree.
The community activities
committee planned the special
Christmas meeting. Members of
the committee are Mrs. Edgar,
Mrs. Hogg and Mrs. Robert,
Elschner. Mrs. Wayne Johnson is
also a committee member but
was Mable to assist.
Time of fell ship shared
by WI members and guests
FORDWICH — Christmas car-
ols and songs were featured as
the entertainment when the
Women's Institute members held
their Christmas meeting in the
community hall. A smorgasbord
supper was served to members
and their families, Rev. T. Fleet -
ham giving the blessing. Mrs. ?.
Klaassen was in charge of ar-
rangements for the supper.
After the meal, Mrs. L. Wilson
introduced Jack Hohenadel, his
wife and their four children_ With
Mr. Hohenadel accompanying on
the guitar, they provided a
pleasant half hour of Christmas
music, singing together and
individually. Songbooks were
then distributed and all joined in
singing old favorites with Mr.
Hohenadel playing guitar ac-
companiment.
Mrs. William Soper thanked
the new neighbors for sharing
their talent for the enjoyment of
others. She then gave a Christ-
mas reading.
Mrs. Dick Agla, president,
asked guests and members to
answer the roll call by telling
what they would like for
Christmas if they were children.
It produced many unexpected
answers. Items were brought by
the members for the cancer
clinic.
After the larger tables were
removed, card tables were
provided for those wishing to
play euchre or crokinole. Others
enjoyed a time of fellowship with
friends and neighbors.,
CWL euchre
---YFrar eees--Shaw---and—Lan a
Kieffer were in charge of the
Catholic Women's League euchre
party held Dec. 12 in Sacred
Heart Parish..fall. Eleven tables
were in play during the evening.
Itlgh)ady Was Margo Richardson
and high man was Margaret
Leddy, playing as a man. Low
man was Bob Richardson and
low lady was Margaret Adams.
The door prize went to Shirley
Grubb.
Weekend is with 414. -anti
Mrs TO G,pli and f iimi1y
were hks R`A1 a K. Hos
( a , Glial ) 4n is
attfl'Mr. and lam" David
all 9f i(Itcbleiler, Tittle Tara
Jennifer Ross Wa&ba jttized at the
morning Worsblp service in
Wroite er Unlit d Church.
Mr. 'and Ms. Cliff Marks ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs. David
Marks and family to Kitchener
on Saturday where they visited
the formers' daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Powell.
James Wake of Ottawa, Misses
Evelyn and Doris Wake, Toronto,
spent Friday and Saturday with
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Griffith. All visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Eaton, Seaforth;
Mrs. Angus Carmichael, Mr. and
Mrs. James Robertson,
Goderich; Mss. William Hart,
Listowel; Mrs. Harry W. dart
and Kenneth of Cambridge
(Preston).
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Higgins were their
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Higgins and family, Stratford,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Higgins and
family, Erin.
Members of the Clarence White
family, Toronto, spent the
weekend at their home here.
Mrs. Bonnie MacDougall,
Burlington, is visiting with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon
Gibson. Mrs. Gibson returned to
her home Monday after a lengthy
stay in London and Listowel
hospitals-.
MRS. VICTOR EMERSON
WHITECHURCH
The Sunday School children of
Chalmers Presbyterian Church
are looking forward to seeing
Santa Claus' this Friday evening
at their .concert.
Misses Sandra and Heather
Currie of Guelph University are ..
home withtheira, Mr and.
Mrs. John A. Currie, for
Christmas holidays. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John -Gaunt were -
in London on Wednesday of last
week.
Miss Jane Laidlaw of London
spent the weekend with her
parents, U1r. and Mrs. Elroy
Laidlaw.
Mrs. Stewart of Wingham
visited on the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Tiffin.
Ottawa, December 11, 1974
ISSUE NO. 1
.KITCHENER, ONTARIO
FEBRUARY 20,1979,9:00 A.M.
The Canadian Radio -television and Telecommunications Com-
mission will hold o Public Hearing beginning February 20, 1979
at the Holiday Inn, 30 Fairway Road at Highway 8, Kitchener,
Ontario to consider the following:
ONTARIO REGION
CI'.N t BROADCAsiiNG LIM. ;'l
15 CARLING TEruz E, W ol'IGIIAM
ONTARIO. NdG 2W0
WI: gham, Ontario (780a.
Application for renewal of los broadcasting licence for
CKNX Wingham, Ontario expiring Nwrch 31, 1979.
Location where the application may be examined:
215 Carling Terrace,
Wingham, Ontario`
GENERAL INFORMATION
How to Intervene
Anyone wishing to comrv4ent on an application must submit a
written intervention which should contain a clear and concise
statement of the relevant facts and the grounds upon which the
intervener's support for, opposition to, or proposed modification
of, the application is based. It should also state whether or not
the intervener wishes to appear of the hearing.
Deadline for receipt of Interventions at the Commission and with
the Applicant: January 17, 1979
To be sent by registered mail or personal delivery to Applicant
and CRTC Ottawa, Ontario K1 A ON2 with proof of service.
Interventions must be actually received on the specified date,
not merely posted on this date.
Examination of Applications and Documents
At local address given in this notice and et the Commission,
Central Building, Les Terrasses de la .Chaudiere, 1 Promenade
du Portage, Room 561, Hull, Quebec.
Rules of Procedure
Further information is outlined in Rules of Procedure available
for the sum of 35 cents from: The Publishing Centre, Printing
Centre, Printing and Publishing, Department of Supply and
Services 27Q Albert StteetOOJ2awn Qntnrio - _
Information: Write to CRTC or phone 819-997- or 997-1328.
J.G. Patenaude,
Acting Secretary General
CRTC - Public Notice 1978-181
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Canadian Radio -television
and Telecommunications
Commission
Conseil de la radiodiffusion
et des telecommunications
canadiennes
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