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Colborne Chronicle June 18. 1970 page 5 Colborne WI The May meeting of Colborne Women's Institute was held at Mrs. E. Thompson's; the motto, "A chain is as strong as its weakest link" and Roll Call, "An important event of 1969". Mrs. Mackie read minutes of last meeting and motion passed to donate $10 to Union Cemetery. Mrs. Whaley on Agriculture reported a large wheat sale to Brazil, a first in that commodity for Canada, also the dry docking of luxury liners due to cut-rate air fares and prepackaged freights. Mrs. McGregor on Health told of research showing ill-health caused by lack of essentials found in green vegetables particularly peas and lentils. Mrs. Kernaghan, Current Events, spoke of the dedication of the Miss Padginton memorial. Mrs. Gresham reported on the Guelph Conference including a visit to the Adelaide Hoodless home, a step back in time to the 1800's. She reviewed president Mrs. Zoeller's address urging Branch Members to throw away negative attitudes and adopt the motto "If its going to be, its up to me". Women should not waste time on non-essentials, and WI growth is proof of this, she said. Programs are a necessity not a chore involving every member. The Branch is the most important part of the organization and members should "Learn one thing; Give one thing; Make one good friend; Have a good time". The definition of the Womens Institute "A world-wide democratic organization with a program to develop talents and leadership qualities of women of the community, and through projects give aid to women and children at home and abroad." Mrs. Thompson gave a resume of the Hand Book and Rules for a well run meeting. Mrs. D. Hetherington reviewing the Hand Books for Tweedsmuir History, mentioned this item of interest - In 1950 Colborne WI petitioned the Village Council to take steps to establish a permanent dentist in the community. Now 20 years later we are at long last able to welcome Dr. J.W. Shosenberg and to wish him well in his new practise. Mrs. Cliffe handed in 4 pair of beautifully knitted mittens for the annual bazaar. Meeting closed with the Queen and Social Hour. m LI 'shows at 6 45 8-. 8 if Diplomas presented at Loyalist Among those receiving diplomas and certificates at Loyalist College of Applied Arts and Technology convocation in Belleville, June 6, were 2-year diploma accountancy, Allan George Watson, Grafton; data processing, Reginald Edward Harren and Gary Joseph Patrick Robison, Cobourg; communications arts; Michael William Newton, Cobourg. One-year certificate in applied agrology went to Larry Ross Chatten, Colborne. On the Dean's List were Allan Joseph Cormier, Campbellford, common business; Percy Douglas Knox, Cobourg, municipal administration 1; James Ralph Bennett and Greg Louis Clayton, Cobourg, com- SPEAKSON EXPO On Sat., June 20, the Cobourg Branch of the Order of the Eastern Star, is giving a birthday party at the Golden Plough Lodge on behalf of the residents and Mrs. Shari Sprules. High light of the entertainment will be a showing of the coloured slides depicting Mrs. Sprules' recent trans-Pacific tour of the Orient and trip to the Japanese Expo 70. Colborne post mistress, Mrs. Shari Sprules was appointed Recording Secretary of the National Executive of the Over-s e a s Women's Association at a meeting held in Unionville. on Sat.. June 13. munications arts 1; Reg Harren, Gary Robison. Mike Newton, Cobourg, Larry Chatten, Colborne. WED. TO SAT. Veter Sellers QCRingoSterr at 8 15 in only iiCQieGMagic Christian" A V1; HiSS< hiu. CHRISTOPHER LEE-RICHARD GREENE-SHIRLEY EATON Saturday children 350 the sword & the dragon" the pirates of black hawk" asS% THE MAN HIS WORLD HIS MUSIC! hits"st JUnTcARTER B08D¥IAN MOTHER MAYBEL1E -----_ THE CARTER FAMILY carl PERKINS also "SHALAKO" with SEAN CONNERY and BRIGITTE BARDOT Cramahe Council At the regular meeting of Cramahe Council in Council Chamber, Castleton, June 5, at 1:30 p.m. Members were all present with Reeve Cochrane in the chair. It was moved by Chatten-Oliver that on Normal By-Law No. 1214, council transfer $5000.00 Road Construction on Lot 11 & 12, Con. 3, to Bridge Construction on Lot 15-16, Con. 3, also request a transfer of $4000.00 Road Construction on lot 15-16, Con. 3 & 4, to Bridge Construction on Lot 15-16, Con. 3 & 4, all for construction of the Edville Culvert. Subject to approval of Dept. of Highways. Carried. Moved by McComb -Bedford, Resolved that the the regular meeting of Cramahe Council to be held July 3rd, a By-Law be enacted to close and stop up portion of Road Allowance between Lots 32 and 33 in the fourth Concession, lying N and W of westerly limit of Cty. Road No. 25. and notice of proposed By-Law be published pursuant to the provision of Municipal Act. Moved bv Chatten-Oliver. that the Municipal Council of Cramane Township recommends that Minister of Municipal Affairs consent to sale of lands being part of Lot 21. Con. 2. by Jack Smith to Leslie Cunliffe. Carried: moved by Chatten-Oliver, part of Lot 33, Con. 2, by Steve Wereha to Clifford Alyea. Carried; Moved by Bedford-Chatten, part of Lot 32 & 33, Con. 4, by Karl Kober to DeCarolis Farms Ltd. Carried; Moved by McComb-Bedford, part of Lot 33, Con. 2, by Ray Mutton to Levi Evans. Carried; moved by Chatten-Oliver, Lot 20, Con. 1, by Jack Armstrong. Carried; Moved by Bedford-McComb, part of Lot 24, Con. 6, by Herman Schurman. Carried; moved by Bedford-Chatten, that the Council of the Twp. of Cramahe accept the tender of the Ryder Construction for Prime and mulch as per tender prices. Carried. It was moved by Mc-Comb-Oliver, that the accounts be paid. Carried: Ken Palmateer, warble fly inspector, $710.00; Frank Cowan Insurance, premium, $100.00; Township of Percy, re fires & stand-by $250.00 Bell Telephone, Hall, $7.66; Pine Ridge Const., re Dump, $100.00; B.P. Canada Ltd., Hall, $11.65; Northumberland & Durham Bd. of Education, $34,568.75; Neil Jibb. re Dump, $88.00; Brighton Village, re fire protection, $525.00; Colborne Village, Fire $1750.00, Dump, $1100.00. total, $2850.00. Council adjourned to meet the first Friday in Julv at 1:30 p.m. Sunday To Tuesday now with english dialogue MEET THE INCREDIBLE, INDESTRUCTIBLE 'JOHNNY YUMA" As Played by MARK DAMON