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Georgian College board of governors' chair- man John Leitch, left, will vacate the chair- " ' z = A " Chairman's term coming to an end the Midland industrialist sits beside the col- lege's president, Wayne Busch, during a man's chair at the end of the year. Above, Elderly couple assaulted Port MeNicoll resident Bryan Hermann Kohl, 18, will appear to answer charges of aggravated assault, and break and enter with intent, in Pene- tanguishene Provincial Court on Oct. 30. The Earldom Avenue resident was charged by the Midland OPP after John and Helene Nowak were assaulted in their Earldom Boulevard cottage. Police say that Helene Nowak, 72, was knitting at 8 p.m. on Oct. 6. Her hus- band John, 80, was asleep. Helene Nowak was hit in the head, apparently with a flashlight. John Nowak was punched in the nose. A neighbour of the Nowaks, who heard her screams, encountered. a male person in the cottage. MIDLAND/PENETANGUISHENE CIK IVIL 23 THE HEART OF HURONIA THE CKMP ALL-HIT COUNTDOWN FOR WEEK NUMBER SEVENTEEN LAST THIS TITLE WEEK WEEK ARTIST 1 The Lady in Red 2 Friends and Lovers True Colours Throwing It Ali Away Someday X-Ray Eyes | Am By Your Side Stuck With You You Can Call Me Al California Dreamin' A Matter of Trust Mad About You Find My Way Back Black on White Give Me The Reason Chris DeBurgh Carl Anderson & Gloria Loring Cyndi Lauper Genesis Glass Tiger Eye Eye Corey Hart Huey Lewis and The News Paul Simon The Beach Boys. Billy Joel Belinda Carlisle Erroll Starr One to One Luther Vandross FWODAALA ---N-"ON AN LISTEN TO 1230 CKMP FOR THE TOP 15 SONGS IN HURONIA SATURDAY NIGHTS STARTING AT 6:05 NEWS WEATHER SPORTS LOCAL INFORMATION RADIO MARINE REPORTS SKI CONDITION REPORTS ROAD REPORTS COFFEE CLUB TRADIO TORONTO MAPLE LEAF HOCKEY BLUE JAY BASEBALL ¢ CANADIAN LIVING ¢ BIRTHDAY BREAK LISTEN TO 1230 CKMP FOR THE BEST IN BASEBALL ALSO ON 1230 CKMP Your Chance at a Great Prize on 1230 CKMP Music Scramble Page 4, Tuesday, October 14, 1986 board of governors meeting held in Midland in September. Time expires John Leitch steps down as chairman of the board of governors of Georgian Col- lege at the end of this year. He has reached the limit of time he can sit on the board. The Midland in- dustrialist was a member for four years on the col- lege's technical advisory board. Each area served by the college is represented on the board of governors by a person from that area. Robbert Hartog preceded Leitch on the board. During Leitch's associa- tion with the college, Georgian College has become the number one teaching college in Canada in the area of tourism; one of the top colleges in On- tario in the area of health sciences; and the location Lionesses Midland Lioness Club members will be travelling to Mactier on Oct. 15, for a district rally. The rally is sponsored by the Bala and MacTier Lioness Clubs. This month the Midland Lioness Club donated $100 of the Canadian Automotive Institute, which has classes for fran- cophones as well as anglophones. The college has improv- ed its offering in the area of computer training, run- ning computers, program- ming computers, using up- to-date design and manufacturing instruction. The Canadian Tourist Management Centre is a new building with a con- vention centre. The college facilities in Barrie, Orillia, and Owen Sound have been upgraded. New equipment for teaching masters has been purchased. Georgian College and the province's 21 other com- munity colleges were established in 1968. to Mactier to Midland Nursery School, for a partial spon- sorship for a local child. The club also donated $100 to Canine Vision Canada, an organization sponsored by Lion Clubs across Canada. shorney's opticians MOUNTAINVIEW MALL MIDLAND 526-8251 ofh Everything in Our Store to all Senior Citizens during the month of October. TER