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Six COLBORNE CHRONICLE Thursday, April 8th, 1965 7ea Qandenl Open Every Day from Noon until Late Night Lunches, Afternoon Tea, Dinners Canadian and Continental Home Cooked Meals ^-mile East of Colborne on Highway No. 2 Phone 355-2431 QUEEN'S HOTEL COLBORNE Comfortable Rooms Excellent Meals First Class Accommodation: at Reasonable Rates Chas. D. Wood, Proprietor AUCTIONEERS CLIFF DENNY AUCTIONEER Colborne, Ontario DIAL 355-2106 WASHING MACHINE SERVICE (any make) New automatic Washers, Dryers Ironers, Refrigerators, Freezers DeLaval and Beatty Pumps and Stable Equipment Wm. GORDON SMITH Phone 355-2432 Colborne COLBORNE ELECTRIC and MACHINE REPAIR Rebuilt Generators -- Starters Voltage Regulators Motor Rewinding Radiator Repairs Lawn Mower Repairs Toronto Road COLBORNE Dial 355-2103 Custom Butchering Done at Licensed Slaughterhouse Meat at Competitive Prices G. PETERSEN Phone 59-r-21 Warkworth CONTACT HILTON WHITE Phone 355-2303 Colborne SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED with brand new septic tank cleaner with vacuum pump Price $25.00 LOUIS REDDOM Brighton Phone 475-2825 COMING EVENTS EUCHRES sponsored by Evening Guild of Trinity Anglican Church, will be held in Parish Hall on April 22nd, May ©th and 13th. All welcome. LADIES AID OF TRINITY Anglican Church will hold a Rummage Sale in the Parish Hall, April 29 and 30, and May 1. Coffee and donttts will be served. a 8,15,22 DUNDONALD Community Club will hold Progressive Euchres Dundonald Hall on April 10th and 24th, at 8.15 p.m. Admission 50c. Everyone welcome. FOR SALE 1957 PONTIAC V8, automatic, 4 door sedan. Owner leaving the country. No reasonable offer refused. Phone 355-2816. a8,lf 6 CANARY OR BUDGIE breeding cages, 6 single cages, large flight cage, cups feeders, nests. Cheap. .22 single-shot rifle and 2 boxes cartridges. $8.00. 2 Cedar St., Box 43, Colborne. A NUMBER OF DOORS, windows custom made screens. Phone 355-3022. a 8,15 FOR WRECKING LARGE GARAGE and other other building at Tea Gardens, R.R.4 Colborne. Phone 355-2431. AUCTION SALE CARDS OF THANKS Sincere thanks to my relati friends and neighbours, and pecially thanking Dr. Stobie, nurses and staff of 1st floor, Cobourg General Hospital, for their kindness to me while I wa hospital. Bess Dawe Wm. Gordon Smith, Beatty Appliance Dealer, woold like tc thank all the people of Colborne and district for making our V.I.P. Sale so successful. The door prize drawn by Mr. A. Clairmont, was* won by Mr. A. Haynes. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to the Fire Brigades and all who helped at the time of the fire in our house. Mr. and Mrs. L. Bradford I would like to thank the U.C.W. of Dundonald, relatives and friends for the many lovely cards, letters, plants and other gifts, which I received during my stay in Hotel Dieu Hospital, St. Cath. arines, Ontario. Mrs. Ross Wright AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock and Implements the property of Suikka Bros., Lot 27, Con. two and a half miles south-east of Brighton on the hard top road. Saturday April 10th, 1965. A number of Holstein cows and heifers, milking and bred, will be offered for sale; and farm machinery, including International Farmall tractor, Ford tractor 3-furrow Massey - Harris tractor plow, 3-furrow Ferguson tractor manure spreader, tractor mower, threshing machine, drags, baler, cultivators, discs, seed drill, grain auger other implements farm tools and furniture. No reserve as farm is sold. Terms Cash. Sale commences at 1.00 sharp. CLIFF DENNY, Auctioneer, Phone Colborne 355-"2106. al,S IN MEMORIAM BACKHOE WORK Trenching -- Backfilling Loading -- Excavating Phone: Days 475-2600 Evening 475-0340 FUNERAL DIRECTORS BARNES FUNERAL HOME MODERN EQUIPMENT Funeral Home Accommodat at No Extra Charge PERSONAL SERVICE Day or Night Phone 355-2626 Colborne J. M. BLACKLOCK Grafton MOTOR HEARSE IN CONNECTION ay or Night Calls Promptly Attended Phone 38 Grafton RANSOM & WATSON Ontario Land Surveyors 344 Front St., BELLEVILLE Branch Office King Street, Colborne P.O. Box 99 -- Phone 355-2010 Office Hours: Tuesday Nights 7.00 to 9.00 Friday, All Day 9.00 to 4.00 WARNER--In loving memory of a dear mother and dad, Mrs. Bruce Warner, April 24, 1957, and Mr. Bruce Warner, April 2, 1958. Gone but not forgotten. Annie, George, Mac. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE TWO STOREY HOUSE, bright, clean, nicely decorated, 3-pc. bath hydro, 3 bedrocms. On large lot with good garden. A real buy at $6,000.00. OLDER HOME, spotless inside and out, new bath and oil furnace, two bedrooms good garden; low taxes. Furniture optional. Op< to offers. JACK AND GENE ARMSTRONG Division Street, Colborne Phone 355-2402 Representing J. A. Willoughby and Sons, Ltd. Realtors Mere words are inadequate express our sincere thanks to our friends, neighbours and relative: for the lovely gifts donations and cards received by us, making our twenty-fifth wedding anniversary such a memorable occasion. Special thanks to our family who organized the party, Potter' Danceland Band, the Canadian Legion, all the friends and relatives who attended and anyone helping in any way; it is certainly appreciated. Stan and Mary Pearson WANTED HOUSEKEEPER. Live in. therless home. Two school age children and one 3-year Phone 355-2402 Colborne. a8,15 RED CROSS SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR and Three Assistants to be responsible for thecarrying out of an eight-week program of Swimming Classes at Little Lake. These classes are organized by Colborne Recreation Commission and sponsored by Colborne Rotary Club. Apply to Mr. J. W. Ring, Director of Recreation, Colborne, Ontario, on or before April 12th 1965 stating age, qualifications and salary expected m25al,8 FOR RENT HOUSE TO RENT. Bungalow, 6 rooms and bath. Available May 1st. Phone 355-2100. NOTICE OF APPLICATION COLBORNE RECREATION BAND AND BATON PARENTS AUXILIARY The monthly meeting of the Colborne Recreation Band and Baton Parents Auxiliary was held in the Community Hall, March 31st at 8.00 p.m. President June Ball called the meeting to order and rol call was taken. Present were Donna Steeves, Bernice Lowery, Helen Irish, Mildred Latimer, Sophie BaH Anne Coling, and the Recreation Director, Wayne Ring. The minutes of the March meeting were read by Secretary W. Ring and it was moved by H. Irish and seconded by B. Lowery that they be accepted as read. Carried. Moved by D. Steeves, seconded by S. Ball, that we have a Pop Bottle Drive on April 24th beginning at 11.00 a.m. Carried. F. Dale, B. Ball, W. Ring and V. Ferguson volunteered to supply transportation for the collection. It was reported by W. Ring that we have fourteen cases of peanuts left over and further discussion on this subject will be carried out at our May meeting. The treasurer's report was given and accepted. New Business It was reported that the corps would be practising outside during the Easter holidays. Uniforms were discussed and it was decided that on April 20th the Baton Corps would have its uniforms altered. For the winter engagements the Baton Corps would wear beige leotards. The colour guard would wear running shoes and the Baton Corps would wear baton boots and if any past member of the corps has a pair for sale she is asked to bring them to W. Ring. Moved by A. Collings, seconded by B. Lowery that we purchase trophies for Corps attendance and two trophies for Corps a-chievement. Carried. Moved by B. Lowery, seconded by H. Irish, that we purchase a new Canadian flag. At our next meeting, April 28, we will have an auction sale and each member is asked to bring a friend. Meeting adjourned. CURLERS ATTEND INTERNATIONAL BONSPIEL Local representatives of curling world, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Blackwood Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Griffis, and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert McLauglin, attended an Inter-Bonspiel held in Rochester, N.Y. last Friday and Saturday. The bonspiel, arranged by Rochester Curling Club, attracted rinks from a large area of the United States and southern Ontario. The Colborne players took part in the mixed games and acquitted themselves quite well, one rink winning four of five games, taking second place in the standings, and the other winning two. A numeiber of Colborne residents watching T.V. during the weekend were able to see the local players, wielding brooms ith gusto, on their screens. ONTARIO BUSINESS COLLEGE Est 1868 Limited Next Classes begin May 3 NIGHT CLASSES every Wednesday 7-9 p Write or Telephone 54 Victoria Avenue BELLEVILLE 962-0870 THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT Licensing District No. 9 TAKE NOTICE that ALFRED DOVE of the Village of Colborne in the County of Northumberland will make application at a Special Meeting of the Liquor Li. cence Board of Ontario to be held at the Council Chambers, City Hall, in the City of Belleville, in the County of Hastings, on Friday, the 30th day of April, 1965, at the hour of 2.00 o'clock in the afternoon for the issuance of a Dining Lounge Licence for the Sale and Consumption of liquor with meals for the following premises: Victoria Square, Lot 152 Mr. Alfred Dove, Dove's Tavern ' s.w. corner Church and Toronto Sts., Colborne, Ontario. Any person resident in the licensing district may object to the application and the ground: of objection in writing shall be filed with Mr. Ralph L. Graham, Q.C., the deputy registrar of the licensing district, whose address is 175 Front Street, P.O. Box 127 Belleville, Ontario, at least ten days before the meeting at which the application is to be heard. DATED at Colborne this 29th day of March, 1965. al,8 25th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY On Saturday evening, April d, 1965, approximately 150 friends, neighbours and relatives gathered at the Legion Centre in Colborne to honour Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pearson, who celebrated their 29th Wedding Anniversary on March 30th. From 9-11.45 everyone enjoyed dancing to music by Potter's Danceland Band. At this time Mr. and Mrs. Pearson were seated at a table centred with an artistically decorated three-layer anniversary cake and were addressed by Mr. Clifford Godwin, Whitby, who attended the groom twenty-five years ago. Seated with Mr. and Mrs. Pearson was Mrs. George Peters Salem, sister of the groom, who was bridesmaid. The couple were recepients of a variety of beautiful and useful gifts. Lunch was then served, bringing an enjoyable evening to Neill that they be accepted as read. Carried. The correspondence was then ead, discussed and filed. Unfinished Business W. Ring reported that the Amateur Contest, April 3rd, is well under way with 26 entries, which includes 51 children under 16. As our junior bowlers were the only ones entered in the E. C.O.R.D.A. Tournament at Port Hope, it was cancelled. There will be a Minor Softball meeting in Colborne Community Hall, Sunday, April 4th at 1.30. Committee Reports The treasurer's report was given by M. Latimer and it was moved by P. Koomen and seconded by T. Sabins, that we. pay the present bills and accept the report. Carried. N. O'Neill reported on the refreshment booth in Memorial Park, which win be built before the middle of June at an expense of $150.00. New Business A trophy cabinet for the Community Hall was discussed and it was decided to leave this over to be discussed at a future date. Night School classes were discussed and it v/as hoped to have e classes begin in the fall of COLBORNE RECREATION COMMITTEE Colborne Recreation Committee held its monthly meeting in the Community Hall, Thursday, April 1st, at 8.00 p.m. The meeting was opened by Chairman B. Hart, and roll call was taken. Present were Chairman B. Hart, Treasurer M. Latimer, Secretary B. Barnes, and Committee members B. McGlennon, H. Irish, P. Koomen, T. Sabins, N. O'Neill, C. Ferguson, and Recreation Director W. Ring. Minutes of the March meeting were read and it was moved by B. Barnes, seconded by N. O'- CRIPPLED CHILDREN NOT OVERLOOKED IN REMOTE AREAS A crippled child living in some remote part of the province of Ontario is not overlooked or missed by the Easter Seal Society. Throughout the year diagnostic clinics are held in cities and towns closely associated with these far distant points and arrangements are made through the family doctors and the service clubs to bring these children in to be examined by the medical specialists attending the clinics. In some cases, immediate medical attention is needed. In others prescribed treatment is followed through by the doctor in the community. The important point is that the children are found and are given an opportunity to take part in the rehabilitation program developed by the Ontario Society for Crippled Child- Another important service of the Easter Seal Society is the provision of a temporary foster home care for severely handicapped children whose mothers need some rest from the constant care, or because of ilness or confinement cannot take care of their child temporarily.