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Thursday, Dec 5thr 1968 Colborne Chronicle page two Important Post At Queen's Park Goes To Local County Man off, Connie Gordon, Cobourg, were guests of Miss Edith Moore, celebrating her birthday at the home of Mrs. Ruby Oke, Monday. An important post has been given a Northumberland County man. This week Robert F. Nixon, leader of the Opposition, Queen's Park, Toronto, has named staff additions and duty changes. Robin Russell becomes Special Assistant to the Opposition Leader, in the Ontario Legislative Assembly. A past president of the Ontario University Liberal Federation, Mr. Russell was the provin":?l Liberal candidate in Nor' >:r.iberland in 1967. Mr. Russell holds degrees in music (University of Toronto) and political science (Waterloo University College). Mr. Russell had been a Research Assistant to the Ontario Liberal Caucus before becoming Special Assistant to Mr. Nixon. Warren Michaels, Swift Current, Sask., also named to the post of Special Assistant, will be responsible for liaison with all news media in Ont- ROBIN D. RUSSELL Miss Heather Macdonald recently joined the staff as Research Assistant. Research Director Clifford Brown will be relieved of his Press liaison duties to concentrate on research for the Leader and the Departmental critics, and the organization of research teams to cover and report on events relevant to the work of the Opp- See The Complete Line Of 1969 CARS and TRUCKS At Your PONTIAC - BUICK - GMC DEALER W. I. THOMAS MOTORS LTD. 105 University Ave. Cobourg Ont. 372-5447 LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE GEORGE BLYTH 355-3037 osition in the Legislature. John Morritt is Executive Assistant to Mr. Nixon. Lakeport The Community Club met at the home of Mrs. Mary Spence. Tuesday. Mrs. Dorothy May presided. Donations from the Club will be forwarded to the Sick Children's Hospital and the Salvation Army; Children's Christmas concert to be held December 14. The Community Club Christmas party and supper wiTI be held December 10. Program was arranged by Doris Hall and Mabel Unwin: travelling prize won by Mr. Spence. Lunch convenors were Mary Palmer and Dorothv May. Mr., Mrs." G. E. Pocock. Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr.. Mrs. Robert Pocock. Mr., Mrs. James Cooper -md Katharine, Weston, spent the weekend with Andrew Crawford. Mr., Mrs. Neil Fiddick and Elaine visited Mr., Mrs. W. Fiddick, Brighton. Mr., Mrs. Calvin Warner, Cobourg, were Sunday visitors of Mr., Mrs. Bruce Irvine. Mr., Mrs. Carl Thompson, David and Dean. Trenton, were Sunday visitors of Mr., Mrs. V. Unwin. Robert and Patricia Hall attended the American Folk Mass service held at St. Peter's Anglican church, Cobourg Sunday. In the evening, in the Parish Hall of St. Peter's, Robert Hall, Jane Rey-mes and Rick Westall showed movies taken while on the Young People's Tour in Jamaica and Guyana, last summ- Mr., Mrs. Dean Pettibone, Malcolm Pettibone, visited Mrs. Jessie Pettibone, Saturday. Mr., Mrs. Blake Terry, Frankford, visited Mr., Mrs. John Nelson. George Kristensen, Edmonton, is home for a visit with Mrs. Kristnscn and daughter Susnnne. J. Muldiew, Montreal, visited Mr., Mrs. J. Muldrew, Sr. Mr., Mrs. Gregory Evans and Salena, West Hill, Mr.. Mrs. W. Davis, Salem, visited Mr., Mrs. P. Price. Misses Fanny Tabachnic- H Local *°« THIS IS THE TIME TO SELL CRAMAHE TSA. The Cramahe T.SA Trustee Board met on October 4, at South Cramahe School, with the following members present; Mr- J. Watson, chairman, Mrs- R. Steeves, Mr. L. Pratt and Mr. L- Vanwicklin. This meeting was called for the purpose of opening tenders for the new school bus route. The secretary opened tender from; Carl Montgomery, $480.00: James Montgomery, 375.00: John Dunk, 500-00: Geo. \*t, e, (50.00: Leopold Dore, 185.00, S- Carr, 490-00 : After a great deal of dismast it was moved bv Mr. L- Piatt and seconded by Mr L. Vanwicklin, Jh -t v; accept Mr. Gp«. V-'rope'i tender for Route 1 L duties to commence October 16 Carried- Meeting adjrncl- in a speaking system in the auditprium of South Cramahe • School, also a T-V- stand. Carried: Moved by C. Montgomery that meeting adjourn- SALEM There will be two Church services only, at Salem United , One Dec 8, at 930 a.m., the other the Christmas service Pec 22, Please watch your Chronicle Church notice for time of Christmas service. On Dec 15, Salem folk are invited to join with Colborne United for their special Candlelight service Mr., Mrs. Angus McDonald and family. Brighton called on his uncle and aunt, Mr., Mrs- Frank McDonald Sunday afternoon. Sincere sympathy to Mrs George Kohlback who has received word of the oas-ing of her brother-in-law, at D'ownsview, Ont Mr-, Mrs- Nix Flindall of Sterling called on Mr-, Mrs. Ralph Carman-Mr., Mrs. Thos- Everden were Sunday guests at the home of her sister M~-Mrs. Gordon. Ellis, Tor. Several Salem ladies attended the Eastern Star Tea and bazaar at Brighton, Wednesday- . Salem UCW- entertained approx twenty members of Colborn- UCW.. Wedmeadav evening. We were sorrv fehfit Eden UC W. were unable to attend-Mrs- Margaret V»nwiek-lm took the car load of ^alem voung people to the Hi-C meeting at Colborne United Sunday evening. Later eh° visited Mr-, Mrs. Llovd VanSlyke. Mr. Bcb Blyth spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Toronto. Mrs- Henry Ken^p "pppw-panied Mrs. Keith Cooney of Colborne to Castle*-m, Wednesdav evening- Thev attend^ W.M-S. at *he home of Mr., Mrs- J.C. Me Kague- WE HAVE THE BUYERS Gordon & Helen Atkins Brighton 475-202 The Cramahe T.SA- Trustee Board met Nov- 24, in South Cramahe School, with Mr. J. Watson, chairman, Mrs. R. Steeves, Mr. C- Montgomery, Mr. L-Piatt and Mr- L. Vanwicklin. present- The mirutes of the last meeting were r"ad and on metion by Mr- L. Varw'c-kl'r md seconded by Mr-C. Montgomery were adopted as read. Correspondence was read and discussed and on motion by Mr- L- Piatt, seconded by Mrs. R. Steeves were filed- Moved by Mr- C. Montgomery, seconded by Mr-I, Vanwicklin that secretary ask Mr. Millar fcr monthly reports. Accounts were presented, following careful examination on m'otion by Mr. L- Vanwicklin, seconded Mr. L- Pl*tt were ordered to be paid- -f-ed by Mrs. Steeves that we have two daylight to dawn lights at South Cramahe School, seconded bv Mr. C Montgomery Carried: Moved by Mr?. Steeves, seconded by C. Montgomery, that we put HtSEHVE NOW RESERVATIONS ONLY Chnstiras and New Year's Day Dinners. Enjoy your Christmas and New Year's Dinner in the HOSPITALITY ROOM Complete Dinners S3.00 Each Children $1.50 430 pm. to 730 p.m Dec. 25 and Jan. 1 Reservations now being accepted for small or large CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR Dinner Parties -- 6 to 60. DINNERS or BUFFET "•;•( nr e.uii - Kay u;.u Jack Scarlett Queen's Hotel COLBORNE 355-2840