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tne Enterprise, Qo»o.ji-,tJ| tjct. ^3rd, iddh THE ENTERPRISE JR. WILLING WORKERS CASTLETON Established 1836 : - Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Day Printers and Publishers | The J. Willing Workers met spent the weekend at Golden Val Kinj£ Street. Colborne. Ont. Jat the home of Jean Chapin on .ley and a trip through Algonquin Authorized' as second class mail | Wednesday evening, October 15 Park'. Post Office Department, Ottawa. (The meeting opened with hymn j Mr. and Mrs. Sid Matters of Advertising Rates on Reauest \ < 91 "When He Cometh". The'Toronto spent the weekend with A weekly newspaper devoted j Bible reading read by Evelyn Mr. J. C. Bowen and Mrs. Hay-to the interests of Colborne and j Commack was taken from Heb. nes. the surrounding district, in Nor- 13:1-15 verses. Marion Miller j Mr. Robert Rusk spent last thumberland County, published *ead a topic "A use for every- week in Windsor with friends. Thursdays at the office of TSe ithing." The minutes of the last Mr. and Mrs. George Moore of Enterprise. SUBSCRIPTION RATES $2.00 per year in Canada $3.00 per year elsewhere (Payable in advance) 5c. per single copy J. H. Gale, Publisher Phone 6 W. W D. McGLENNON AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Automobile Financing Representing Western Farmers Wind Insurance Hamilton Township Farmer* Mutual Brunswick Block Colborne Phone 20 Ontario eeting were read by Lillian Montreal called on Mrs. G. Wei-Martin. Afterwards each member ton on Thursday on their way to participated in making up the Toronto on holidays. 1959 church calendars. The meetj ( Mr. and Mrs. W. Semlitch and ing closed with the Benediction. g;ris spent Sunday at Newmarket \ A social hour was spent and a wjth relatives, lovely lunch was served by our Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ploder and ' hostess. Betty Clark and Irene boys of Newmarket spent the, Redick. The November meeting weekend with Mr. and Mrs. F. j will be held at the home of Lola Semlitch and attended a birthday party for Mrs. Semlitch on Satur | day night. j R. A. Emerson who has been Mrs. Harold Warner and girls/appointed Vice-President of the visited her mother Mrs. Beatty ' Canadian Pacific Railway Com-at Trenton last week. j pany. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Warner j _ Fox. HIGH C's MEETING INSURANCEREAL ESTATE Homes ■-- Farms Automobile Financing ! All classes of General Insurance including Tobacco Farms and Crops LONG BROS. Pat Cunningham, Representative Phone 274W King St. Colborne REAL ESTATE and GENERAL INSURANCE ALF MINAKER Phone 76 Colborn*. Ont The meeting opened with the apostles creed. The scripture was read by Tim Post followed by a nraver o-iven hv Sandra Tnrnev and g,rls> Baltimore and Mr. and. w7sanfbvmnyi3tte\c7kTndeiyy Mrs. R. Moffat of Trenton were JUNIOR1 FARMER light, amid the encircling gloom ' visttors on Saturday of Mrs. F. CHURCH SERVICE The secretaries report and roll Warner. , ,r ~ , ,r i call followed. The collection was 'Mr. and Mrs. W. Covert, Mrs. The Northuinberland Junior taker, We decided to have a pro- D. Tart and George were in To - f j wjn J gressive crockinole party on No-.?»tc.on Wednesday night visit Morganston United church ivember 7th. Tim Post's group Mr. and Mrs. Dow and attend ^ ^ ^ ^ ihad the program which had the a tasnion snow. The ker in be D ;d B ; theme "Dating". We closed the e a number from here at- P past pregi meeting with the benediction. ,t«<ie(la shower for Mr and Mrs s _ _ Glen Barret (nee Shirley Som-: a' u ■" ■rV ------ « „ 5„f„, It has been some years since CELEBRATES 82nd ^erville) at Colborne on Satur- ^ ^ & BIRTHDAY _ Mrs. B. Pomeroy visit * will be. much appreciated if Mrs. M. Ostrom celebrated her ;«d Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis at 82nd birthday at her home in j Port Hope on Saturday. Percy Township. Guests present j Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carr of for the occasion were: Mrs. Mag- jTrenton visited Mr. and Mrs. R. gie Arnold, Mrs. Minnie Lock- j Chatterson on Sunday, hart, Mrs. M. Thain, Mrs. George EDWIN HOWELL BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. NOTARY PUBLIC Park and Toronto Sts.--Colborne Bull and her granddaughter Ruth MIRACULOUS RESCUE Blodeett | RETOLD IN GREAT SEA '______ STORY SERIES • .„ , , , , , ~, . , . ., ™™THE^osOTHERs!tt^ QUEEN'S HOTEL COLBORNE COMFORTABLE ROOMS EXCELLENT, MEALS First - Class Accommodations At Reasonable Rates OARAGE IN CONNECTION CHAS.D. WOOD. Proprietor. JAMES M. BLACKLOCK GRAFTON Funeral Directors Motor Hearse in C Night and Day Calls BARNES FUNERAL HOME Modem Equipment Funeral Home Accommodation at No Extra Charge Personal Service day or night PHONE 111. -- COLBORNE WThen a resolute young fellow 'performed is retold by writer special mu: steps up to the great bully, the iAlan Taylor, who describes the lrom surroundin; World, and takes him boldly by ; dramatic event in the current is- welcome the beard he is often surprised to sue of The Star Weekly. !. Your J_F.A. Church committee find it comes off in his hand, and It was the night of if arch 31, i£ Jmney, Ruth Deviney, that it was only tied on to scare 1958 Earlier as the good ship^31'1 McKmlay. _ away timid adventurers. .Skaubryn had sailed along the EAST NORTHUMBERLAND «olmes dancing pathway made by thu HIGH SCHOOL moon's rays on the calm face of _____ ,the sea, 1,000 European emig- . Oil Space Heater for Sale--With 1 rants had dreamed of Australia The regular meeting of the oil drum and taps and piping, and the life ahead. The lights flic East Northumberland District $20.00. Apply Dr. J. lies, phone kered and there was a smell of High School Board was held at 116 Colborne. smoke. An accident in the engine the High School at Calborne on _'._-- room had started a fire which the evening of October 1.0th, 1958 FOR SALE--Findlay Automatic was to turn the ship into a flam- Chairman Sam Netley presiding coal and wood heater with j ing torch. over the meeting. Others present pipes. Like new, very reason- j In crisp, vivid prose, Alan Tay were W. O. Graham, C. L. Keat- ARNOLD BOOLE AUCTIONEER If you want your saje handled in i business like way with satifaction absolutely guaranteed, call or mite ARNOLD POOLE Hastings Ontario For Farms and Town Properties consult •GEORGE WILLIAM COVERT Real Estate Broker Division St. Colborne Phone 235 Farm Properties a Specialty TV. J. Covert, Salesman for Cast leton Area. Phone 38-r-5 Nultys Photographic Studio Rolls Developed with 8 Prints 55c. Mail Orders Postage paid by us Picture Framing Camera Suppiies 29 Front St., Trenton Ont Phene 6383 Farm Service Dead, Old and Crippled FARM STOCK Removed Free of Charge. 24-HOUR SERVICE Phone Collect Cobourg FR-2-37!Jl or Head Office Peterborough RI 2-2080 NICK PECONI every member will bring a car of interested friends to this event. Officers and committee are asked to arrive shortly after 2 o'clock that arrangements may be made to usher and take the collection. It is our understanding that the local congregation will be with us for their usual service which -escues at sea ever pp1: nor Farmers Counties ar0 Condensed Advertising. able. Phone: Colborne 190. Seamstress and Alterations. Mrs V. McMahon, phone 68-R.41. Colborne. Ilor in this thrilling Star Weekly ing, R. J. Ross, A. A. Kemp, W: feature, describes how the fire T. Moran, W. R. Baxter, " FOR SALE--A large Yorkshire sow $125.00, purebred, due to farrow soon. Fifty new crates, 50c each. Gordon McGregor, Colborne, phone U3r22. started, spread, and how a shipload of people was saved by a series of events little short of mir aculous.___ 388, subsection Fulton and Harry S. Ewing. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and. approved on motion by R. J. Ross, seconded by W. O. Graham. Reports were given by princip Is and vice-principal of the two chools. It was moved by Wm. T Moran. seconded by R. J. Ross that we authorize Mr. FuHor Ewing to purchase tape-recording machine as soon as pos sible. ____oved by A. A. Kemn, _ 1(1) paragraph 91b of the'Municipal seconded by C T Kza*;~" 'u Rubber'Stamps--Quick delivery j Act, being Chapter 243 oi[the Revis- w e t purchase 0f m;-/-n on all kinds of Rubber Stamps *d Stfues of °nta"° ^Cfne* ^re ™ps for field dav winner?' ™ ~ . ■ , „ r- , .that by-laws may be passed by the i . .- . The Enterprise, phone 6, Col- Councfls of local Municipalities for as well as having original cup, borne. ! licensing trailers, as defined in para and crests prepared. ------------------------'graph 91a of section 388 as aforesaid It was agreed on motion by FOR SALE--400 Hy-line pul located in the municipality, except Wm. T. Moran, seconded by W. lets, 1 year old. Phone 54-r-13, (in a trailer camp, for .50 days or longer O. Graham that we agree to Day-Colborne. jjn any year and for prohibiting suchment of tuition fees for 4 stud ■--'--! trailers being located in th muni ipality, '«nts attending Warkworth Higl FOR RENT--Floor sander andexcept in a trailer camp without » lie- School from this district. Edger. It's easy to make your ' ence thereto-; Accounts totalling $1,816.49 old floors look like new with a j And Whereas it is deemed exped- were approved for payment on few hours of sanding. We keep !ient and desirable to make provision t;.on b A A Kemp seconded r . « . £.-- +v.lir.nncino- r\f ciif»n trailers I" J CORPORATION OF VILLAGE OF COLBORNE BY-LAW No. 839 A By-Law to license trailers cept trailers located in a trailer FOR SALE--Good used Beatty Scamp and for prohibiting such trail-well pump 15 ft. of pipe and ,ers being located in the municipality and Mr. good cylinder, screen and leath !fxcePt ;n a traller camP y ers. VV. W. Rose, phone 265rl2 Colborne. ],. Floor Finishing Material in stock. Francis Sash and Door, Prince Edward St.. Brighton, Phone 283-W. R.S.C. 1952, CHAPTER 193 St. Lawrence Cement Co., Olark-son, Ontario, hereby gives notice that it has under Section 7 of the said Act, deposited with the Minis- ALEX. RUTHERFORD Cities Service Products Tires, Battel ies, Accessories B, F. Goodrich Tires Wheel Balancing and Front End Allinement Washmobile Service. FREE Pickup and Delivery TOWING SERVICE Phone 30 Colborne, Ontario. L. V. BEAMISH Plumbing & Heating ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS AND NEW WORK All Work and Material G u ran teed. -- FREE ESTIMATES -- Phone: Business 15.9W Residence 159J Colborne Dove's Lunch Try Our Lunch Room for good food with prompt and courteous service, Full line of Soft Drinks and Smokes. Day and Night Service Phone 131 i Dove's Lunch l Colborne, Ontario. { -- BUS TICKETS SOLD HERE -- Plumbing and Heating Free Estimates All Work and Materials Guaranteed for One Year. S. CAR R Pnone 351; Res. 289. COLBORNE. Phone 29 COLBONE, Ont. for the licensing of such trailers i» - Moran. the Village of Colborne t yi* ^^^A that the n^ial Therefor the Counci of the Corpor-) It wa, agreed that the usual ationofthe Village « f Co borne enact. ?rran^ent^ ^^a^ „ ?, as follow6- 'in" nl?nt watchmen tor Hallowe- 8\. Every trailer located in the Vill en be made as in past age of Colborne, except in a trailer | The balance of the 1958 Grant camp, shall ibe licensed under this was received bringing the total by-law and no trailer shall be locat- of this grant to $136,601.64 for ed within the municipality for a per 1958. lod exceeding 30 days unless a lie- j ^ letter was received from the ence has toeen obtained. i Department of Education gran- 2. License fees shall be charged t- tentative approval for the ad Ifor every month or portion of a f classrooms 1 labor- ter of Public Works at Ottawa, and month that the trailer is located in d'tl0n ot 11 Cla^,T"; ' ' " tn in the office of the District Regist- the municipality and the license atory and 1 general shop room to rar of the Land Registry District of Ifees, except for the (first 30 days the present building at Brighton Northumberland at Colborne. Ont- [shall be payable in advance. to take care of the anticipated in- ario, a description of the site and j 3. The licence fee for each trailer crease in enrolment for the next the plans of the wharf proposed to shall be Five ($5.00) iper month. five years. be built in Lake Ontario near Col- j 4. A trailer when located in the jt was agreed that a joint meet borne, Ontario, at Ogden Point, in municipality only for the purpose of ;n„ Qf the school board and repre front of part of Lot 32, Broken Front sale or storage shall not be required se^tatjves Qf the various councils censed under this by-law. rrmrerned should be made for County of Northumberland, Ontario. 5. Any person who contravenes ^ ^ °l o "t which And take notice that after the any of the provisions of this by-law Vctobe,r 1°t P ,' expiration of one month from the I shall be liable, on summary convic- tlme the building and financing date of publication of this notice St. Uion, to a fine not exceeding Three of the addition could be discussed Lawrence Cement Co., will under 'Hundred Dollars ($300.00) exclusive The meeting did then adjourn Section 7 of the said Act apply to jof costs. till the next regular meeting to the Minister of Public Works !for I Read a first, second and third time be held at Brighton High School approval of the said site and plans, land finally passed this thirteenth on Saturday November 15, 1958 Dated this 20th day of October, day of October 1958. at 9 0() v m 'instead of the usual 1958. j Leonard Gordon, Clerk t- ' y' St. Lawrence Cement CO. Frank W. Harding, Reave. Doug. Haig Plumbing and Heating Appliances Pressure Systems OeLaval Agency BKH1H ; U n t*Wne -Office 2i. Reiileuc^ H6& LAWN MOWING By Power Mower Lawns and Summer Cottages also Solicited Flowers and Plants For Sale. HARRY RUSH Phone 347 COLBORNE,