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Page 2 COLBORNE CHRONICLE June 25. 1970 Nurses Hear Talk On Health was released. There are three considerations in health care -- health arrangements will come under strain, manpower and money are not unlimited; various health occupations will have to become interdependent with health services working as a a team. Everyone is caught in the health field change and time must be taken to evaluate the change before "jumping in". Nurses are able to "spot" loopholes in nursing and work to correct them. The role of the nurse is changing, and the new concept will be evaluation of change, team work, and prevention. Last month at the Riviera Inn. Campbellford, about 150 registered nurses from Fort Hope, Cobourg and Colborne, met with members of the Trent Chapter RNAO. Head table guests were chapter presidents, with Mrs. Glenna Carter of Trent presiding. Miss Irene Lawson, regional secretary of RNAO Reg. 6, was also a head table guest. Mrs. Diane Ballard introduced Minister of Health Tom Wells, who said the rate of health progress in the last 50 years staggers the mind. It wasn't until 1920 that the first literature on coronary heart disease LAKEPORT Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall and family spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thrower, at their Trent River Cottage. Mrs. E.P. Mazurek and son Milton, Don Mills, are spending a while at their farm, Wesf Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Morton and daughters, Sonya and Carol, Montreal, were overnight guests of Mrs. Albert Morton, Colborne, Sonya remained with her grandmother for a few weeks. Mrs. S. Wasylyk spent a lew days with relatives in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Warner, Cobourg, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Irvine. Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson, returned to Victoria B.C. after spending three weeks with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. K.L. Palmer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hayward and son, bngnion, eaueu on Mr-and Mrs. K.L. Palmer Sunday. Miss Suzanne Palmer, Toronto, spent the weekend with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Palmer. Victor Easay, Toronto, visited relatives in the village, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Moore, Toronto and Miss Edith Moore were guests at the wedding reception of their niece Miss Gail Moore and Mr. Richard Stevens at St. Paul's United Church, Carp, Ont. June 20th. Mr. and Mrs. B. Trimble, Port Credit, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. McKenzie. They and several others from Lakeport attended the Legion Barbecue held Saturday at Colborne. Everyone agreed it was a delicious meal. Mrs. Dorothy Warner and daughter Peggi, Cobourg, were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.S. Palmer. SALEM Congratulations to Carolyn Bailey and Darlene Bellamy, Grade 2 pupils at South Cramahe Public School, for recognition received in the Safety Poster campaign. Accompanied by Darlene's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bellamy, the girls attended the special evening at Percy Centennial Public School, Warkworth, Friday evening and were presented with a Manitoba Centennial Silver Dollar. The youngsters had entered the Water Safety Poster campaign. Caroline is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bailey Little Lake Road. The Junior class of Salem Sunday School and teacher, Don Arthur, enjoyed an afternoon of sports at the home of teacher, Mrs. Jack Fenaughty Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Pearson and Shari, neice Miss Beth Pearson, and friend from Toronto were Sunday guests of the George Peters family. Mr. Donald Swain visited his father Mr. Howard Swain, Sunday attending Salem United Memorial Service in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burley and boys, Concord, were Sunday guests of her mother, Mrs. Ada Smith. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown attended the funeral of Mrs. Cecil Goodfellow, Codrington, Sunday afternoon and were supper guests of her brother Mr. Charles Buchanan and family of Codrington. Friends were sorry to learn Mr. Coleman Townsend, Holloway, was seriously injured working of the 401 highway, and was in the intensive care unit of Belleville General Hospital for over a week. Mr. Townsend is a cousin of Mr. William Brown, Salem. The Delbert Bellamy family spent Father's Day with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Redcliffe at Marmora. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bellamy, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Island, Colborne, spent the weekend at Brock-port, New York, attending the graduation party of Miss Katherine Palmateer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palmateer, Brockport, N.Y. Miss Barbara Chatterson, Oshawa General Hospital, spent Father's Day with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Chat- INVEST NOW + 8¥ on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. Also "CASHABLE AT ANY TIME" Guaranteed Savings Certificates up to 8Y2%. For further information contact your financial adviser or write or telephone collect: STANDARD TRUST terson. ana assisted in the choir at Salem United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bellamy. Union Neighbourhood and Miss Darlene Davis. Colborne. were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and Susan. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bellamy were Father's Day guests with parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris at Cooksville. Mrs. Bellamy returned home from a week's holiday at Cooksville and Brampton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rintoul, Toronto, spent several days with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barnes. HOTEL REOPENS The new bar and dining lounge of the Queen's Hotel. Colborne, opened for business Wednesday. The hotel has undergone extensive alterations and improvements during the past months. The remodelled basement includes four new washrooms and a cold storage room. All wiring and plumbing has been renewed. Fire-proofing lias been carried out throughout the building, and a fire-alarm system installed in every room. Diners will enjoy meals prepared by one of the finest chefs in the area, previously- employed at the Have'lock Hotel. QUINTE SANITATION Septice Tanks pumped & tile beds laid. Back hoe work & lawns levelled. CALL Sid Andrews 475-1461 Gary Kemp 355-3023 Day or Night Finishing Co Commercial Industrial Basement floors Garages Patios COBOURG 372-7644 BULLDOZING Grade work, Excavating, Fence rows. Hourly rate or by Contract Phone for Estimates PINE RIDGE CONSTRUCTION Castleton 344-74 1 6 Village of Colborne Senior Citizen Housing Application forms for above are now available at the Clerk-treasurers office. These may be completed and mailed direct to: Ontario Housing Corporation 188 University Ave., Toronto, Ont. HEATING Thinking Of Changing Your Heating? Call Harrison - Peacock EXPERTS IN TOTAL HOME COMFORT AirConditioners INSTALL NOW !!!! 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