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page eight Colborne Chronicle Thursday January 8,1970 DUNDONALD Mr., Mrs Howard Oliver spent Christmas and the weekend with Mr., Mrs. Vernon Bray, Niagara Falls. Mr., Mrs Gerald Dunk and family and guest were Christmas dinner guests of M ., Mrs Jim Loveless, Brighton. Mr., Mrs Har y Dunk were Christmas supper guests of Mr., Mrs Gerald Dunk. Mrs. Jack Montgomery and Norman were Christmas guests of Mr.. Mrs Lloyd Cable. Mr., Mrs Lyle Honey and sons were Christmas guests of Mr., Mrs. Gordon Honey, Colborne. Mr., Mrs Kenneth Mutton and Mrs. Stanton Lawrence, Oak Heights and Mi|. Gordon Dunn-ett were Christmas dinner guests of Mr., Mrs Nei] Taft, Bri-ehton and suDDer guests of Mr, Gordon Dunnett, Mr.. Mrs Guy Dickens, Margaret and Ross, Agincourt called on Mr., Mrs Harry Dunk on Sunday, Mr., Mrs Tom McDonald and Debbv, Mr., Mrs Gordon Honey and Mrs. T.M. Gresham, Colborne were Friday supper guests of Mr., Mrs. Lyle Honey, The Chapman family hold their ChWistmas in Dundonald Hall, Thursday, most of the family were able to attend. Mr.. Mrs Clifford Godwin, Whitbv. Mr., Mrs Roy Mutton, Windsor spent a few days with Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Mutton remained for the week, several of thP family called during the week. ML-., Mrs. Glenn Waite, St. Catharines, Mr., Mrs Ed Wells, Toronto spent a few days with Mr., Mrs Gerald Waite. Mr., Mrs Lyal Chapman and family were Christmas dinner guests of Mr., Mrs Percy Smith Oolbq me and the Chapman party at the Hall for supper. Mr., Mrs. Leo Ford and family, Tilsonburg, Mrs. May Simpson, Eden, spent Christmas and the weekend with Mr.. Mrs. He-rbie Trottman, Friday guests with them were Mr., M s Bruce Gills, Iris, Evelyn and Bob Wa-ddel-L Campbellford. Mr., Mrs. Nelson Simpson and Ronnie, Cobourg, Mr., Mrs Harry Simpson and Artie, Colborne, Mr., Mrs. Dave Fritz and sons, Tor- onto, Miss Debby Trottman returned with Mr., Mrs Fritz to spend the week in Toronto. Miss Hazel Dunk, Brighton & Mr. Terry Flemming, Toronto, spent Christmas and the week-. end with Mr., Mrs Gerald Dunk. Mr. Sam Purdy and son, Pet ter, Philadelphia, iwr.-, Mrs victor Scott and Susan, Port Credit and Mr. Victor Purdy spent Christmas with Mr., Mrs. Mel Dudley at 'The Cedars'. Mr. Victor Purdy left Friday for Minnesota after spending several days with his parents. Mr., Mrs Wade Gibson and Shane, Grafton spent Christmas Day with Mr., Mrs Stanley Pearson. All spent the evening with Mr., M s Dan Pearson. Messrs. Bob and Alan Mutton Toronto spent Christmas holidays with Mr., Mrs Douglas Mutton. All spent Christmas with Mr., Mrs W W Mutton, Colborne Mr., Mrs. Harold Purdy and family, Port Hope, Mr., Mrs. Jack Purdy spent Christmas with Mr., M.s Cecil Dale. Mr. Gordon Mutton, Shiloh spent Christmas EvR and Mr, Mrs Glenn Dale and family, Brighten spent Fiiday. Mr. Larry Dale and Miss Betty Prescott, Brighton spent the evening with them. Mr., Mrs Stuart Oliver were Saturday evening guests. Mr., Mrs Albert Thome, Jean Floyd and Kenneth, Millbrook, spent Saturday with Mr., Mrs Kenneth Mutton. Mrs. Van Waite was able to leave Trenton Hospital to spend Cb istmas at home and return to hospital Friday. We wish her a speedy recovery. The Waite families held their Christmas party Saturday evening in Dundonald Hall. Mrs. Jack Montgomery and Norman visited the Rowe Fun-eray Home, Frankford Saturday in riespect of the late Mark Montgomery and attended the funeral Sunday. Mr., Mrs Lyal Chapman and family were Friday supper guests of Mr., Mrs Percy Smith, Colborne. Mr., Mrs Lloyd Brown spent Christmas eve with Mr., Mrs Lyal Chapman. Mr.. Mrs Stuart Oliver and family spent Christmas Day with Mr., Mrs Dave Lackey, SPRING VALLEY SEI HILL PHONI 475-28S8 LOCATED ON HWY. 30 - 1 MILE N. of BRIGHTON OR 2 MILES SOUTH OF 401 F.E.A. GRIFFITHS NEW STORE HOURS MON. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m -- TUES. 10 ajn - 6 p.m. WEDNESDAY -- CLOSED ALL DAY THURS. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. -- FRI. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m SATURDAYS 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. EFFECTIVE JANUARY 4, 1970 Wicklow. Mr., Mrs Clinton Herley and family were Christmas guests of Mr., Mrs Glenn H* |ey. Miss Beth Chapman enjoyed a sleigh ride party Saturday with Miss Karne Scott, Colborne. Mr., Mrs Lyal Chapman spent Saturday evening with Mr., Mrs Lloyd Brown, Colborne. Mr., M;is Lyal Chapman and family were Sunday supper guests of Mr., Mrs Bill Chapmman Cobourg. News Of Castleton Rev. and Mrs Sweeney entertained the young people from Grafton and Castleton. Over 30 attended and the evening was much enjoyed, Mr., Mrs Jack Dingwall and family, Toronto Mr., Mrs Ed Boes and family, Brighton and Mr.. Mrs D. Dingwall Jr. and bovs wa e guests of Mr., Mrs D Dingwall Sr. on Friday. Mrs. E Moffatt was at Osha-ws with Mr., Mrs H Allen for Christmas. Mrs. W Covert was at Deser-ortto with her family for Christmas at Dr. and Mrs: McVicker. Mr.. Mrs T. Black, Mrs. F Welton and Mrs. F Warner were quests of Mr., Mrs. F.S. Ham-den Saturday night. Mr., Mrs FitzpatMck and family, Port Hope and Mr., Mrs. John Day and family and Mrs. W Day were Xmas visitors of Mr.. Mrs Oran Day. Miss Ethel McKague, Bow-manville visited her father. J.B McKague for Xmtas. Mr. F Isaac spent Ch istmas with Mr., Mrs Don Isaac at Pe-terioro. Mr., Mrs Mel Gummer and family, Kingston and Mr., Mrs. Russel Baker, Port Hope and Kingsley Welton, Toronto spent Xmas with Mrs F Welton. Mr., Mis Danny Simpson and children, Ottawa are visiting Mr., Mrs Jim Wilson. Mr., Mrs R Moffat and family, Trenton, Mr., Mrs Lynn Warner and family, Cobourg and Mr., Mrs Geo ge Warner and family and Mr., Mrs Harold Warner were Xmas visitors of Mrs. N Warner. Mrs. Rose McQuoid was in Peterboro fan Xmas and the weekend with Mr., Mrs Harold Blakeley. Mr., Mrs Robert Rusk and Da-. vid were ait her parents at Kingston on Friday. Mr., Mrs Albert Rusk visited Ma, Mirs Clifford Avery at Plainville Friday. Mr.. Mrs Lloyd Inglis and boys Kingston and Mr.. Mrs Vaughan Inglis and children visited Mr., Mrs. C. Inglis Friday. Mr., Mrs Glen Welton and family, Marathon visited Mr., Mrs. Gerald Welton for a week in the holidays. Mrs. McCulloch spent the weekend ai Peterboro with relatives. Mr., Mrs John McCrimmon are spending the holidays in Toronto with relatives. really great idea OEAK DORIS -- Just want to share a no-expense trip my grade three class took with me :ast week. We were off to India without budging from our seats. My airline sales clerk ^ave me costs, plane time, hour of arrival; what to wear and pack, the weather and heat we would enjoy there. What we would be eating, too; and the kind of money there'd be. We had some good pictures of villages there, and people. The boys and girls used plenty of imagination. Some of them .-aid afterwards they got the feeling they had really been We Get Around in am v\E -- Nothing like planting the travel bug early. It won't be many years before these same youngsters will actually be heading for points east, west, and where-have-you. Going places and seeing things adds heaps to "book Tarnin' " when it comes to finding out about the world we live in. DEAR DORIS -- Already I consider >ou as a dear friend. This 17-year-old boy is very nice, and he's not a passing 'thing", as you might suspect. He's never asked me out but all I have to do is tell him I'm baby sitting and he'll come jver and sit with me for hour? The thing is, that we never get sexually involved. You see, we'll sit and hold ands until it's time for him to o, and then just before he aves, he'll kiss me shortly on i> forehead. He's told me that hen two young people get Nually involved, that's when he trouble starts, and he mows for a fact that he, himself, once a girl got him .roused, couldn't just stand up md say, "Let's stop," • -«i,v .hing like that. 9 But, the real pr< !>W.:: is, my giil friends (two o£ their.) will come to school and tell me how involved they got with (his same boy on Friday or Saturday night. Doris, what am 1 ;:oing to do? What if he turns from me if he finds out Mr., Mrs Lome Darling were in Toronto for Christmas. Mr.. Mrs Sid Peebles spent Christmas week in Apsley with Mr.. Mrs Willet Peebles.' Mrs. C Quinn was in Toronto for Xmas, Mr., Mrs Vern Eosk-in wet e in Quebec with relatives for Christmas. Mr.. Mrs Bob Fife, Owen Sound, were at Mr., Mrs W Wentwo-rths for Christmas. he can get free sex from my friends? Would Hate To Lose Him DEAR WOULD HATE TO -- Keep your cool. Treasure the fact that he treasures you enough to keep his distance. A hoy who knows his limits and stays within them, and cares enough about you to explain himself, -deserves your co-oper- You won't keep him by joining the free-sexers (whose story I doubt anyway). But 1 don't go for the lonely possibil ities of baby-sitting evenings, If he slips just once he ma.v begin to hate himself -- and. i DEAR DORIS--Is it true that everybody's eyes deteriorate as they get older? I have never needed glasses, but now small print is beginning to look blurred. I am 44. My grandmother doesn't wear glasses, and she still, reads the newspaper, at 87 Not What I Used To Be DEAR NOT WHAT -- It happens with just about every body. There are rare cases of "second sight", in which a person's eyeball retains its youth ful curve. In most people, the eyeball tends to flatten out, so that the point of f'vius gets further and from the eye Glasses, or lenses, correct this. But you aren't the only one who doesn't realize i'n\s. There are others who complain they are going blind, when all they need is new glasses! Confidential to Groom's Mother -- My leaflet "Happy the Bride," goes into responsibility of bride, groom, bride's family, groom's family; and it is on its way to you. Get your son to clue his pals in on the fact that he doesn't want a stag party, and why. You yourself can solve part of the problem by having a tea or evening do for your friends and your son's friends to meet his bride. Not a shower, though; no member of either family should eive a shower. NOTICE Any parent or guardian with pre-school children and wish to teach them to skate; the arena will be open from 2 -3 p.m. every Wednesday; IF enough interest is shown. .