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page seven Colborne Chronic!* Thursday Dec. 18 1969 Trinity COLBORNE DUNDONALD • Evening Guild j The Evening Guild of Trinity Anglican Church held their [Christmas party alt the Parish Hall, Wednesday December 10. tat 8.30 p.m. Lil Mutton was in charge. A short worship service opened with a carol. Lil :iread the collect for the 1st Su-'nday in Advent and the Gospel i was taken from Mathew 21. A 'reading entitled 'The cattle are lowing* was read, fouowed by ia prayer and the closing Carol. ,Kay Island presided at the piano. Pres. Maude Connors opened the business meeting and read , ifr^m the 'Anglican' why we fsbJould save our stamps, to help 'jthe orphans in Korea. Euchres *were discussed and Lent startling Feb. 10. It was decided to fhave five euchres beginning Jan 8. Cards were signed by (members present for Elaine JStiiHing who fell and fractured ber leg, and Irene Corbyn who •had a birthday that day. Thank •you cards were read from Vi Peebles and Mariorie Armstrong. There was an exchange of gifts with Lil ias Santa/and each member brought a gift fo' the Retarded School at Port Hop». George Maskell once aaa^n offered to deliver these. The evening ended with a delicious supper of cream chicken on French pastry cupi<hot mince pies and Christmas cake Eileen thanked Lil Mutton for a very pleasant evening. PERSONALS Mr., Mrs Roy Packard accompanied Mr., Mrs Geo. Blyth to Mr., Mrs Gord Kellys, Cobourg for Sunday supper and a also called on Mr., Mrs Doug Campbell. Miss Maude Connors, Mrs. Gladys Hart, Mrs J Clarey and Mrs. G. Latimer attended a Bell Canada OiristnTjas Dinner ait Port Perry Friday night. WARNING. Ralph Costello of the Saint John, N.B., Telegraph-Journal, and presiden! of the Canadian Daily Newspaper Publishers Assoc., warned a Senate media probe gathering about the dangers of Government interference in press freedom. He said that such interference could or.ly lead to "disaster." - Service Sunday Candlelight at 7.30pm. S.S. 10.45 am . Friday evening Dec. 19 is family night when children will have their Christmas party in the Hall. Everyone welcome. Come and enjoy the fun at 8pm Mr., Mrs Clifford Oliver and family, King City spent the weekend with his parents, Mr., Mrs. Howard Oliver. Mr., Mrs Lloyd Brown, Colb-orne spent Friday evening with Mr., Mrs Lyal Chapman. Mr., Mrs Wayne Mutton ard sons, Salem spent Sunday with Mr., Mrs Douglas Mutton in honour of Miss Judy Mutton & Mrs Wayne Mutton's birthday. Mr., Mrs Stanley Pearson and Elma were Sunday dinner guests of Mr., Mrs Donald B oom field, Cobourg. Mr., Mrs Harold Purdy and family, Port Hope were Sunday dinner guests of Mr., Mrs Jack Purdy. Mr., Mrs Cecil Dale & fairfily, Hilton joined them in the afternoon. Mr., Mrs Averill Mutton, Pet-erboro spent the weekend with Mr. Gordon Dunnett. Mr., Mrs Larry Maskel!, Pet-erboro and Miss Lorraine Chapman, Colborne were Sunday guests of Mrs. Roy Chapman and Ray. We are pleased to report Mr., Mrs Harry Dunk have returned home from Peterboro where Mr. Dunk spent some weeks in Civic Hospital and Mrs. Dunk visited with Mr., Mrs Owen Stimers. Mr John Cochrane. Edville called on them Sunday. Mr., Mrs Kenneth Mutton were Sunday supper guests of Mr., Mrs Howard Samis, Browns Corners. Mr., Mrs Arthur Dunne U, Brighton called on Mr. Gordon Dunnet , Saturday, Mrs Neil Taft. Brighton called on him Sunday. Mr.. Mrs Averill Mutton, Peterboro, Mr. Gordon Dunnett, Mr., Mrs Kenneth Mutton have visited Mrs. Dunnet several times in Ccbourg Dist ict Gen. Hospital. Sorry to report Mrs. Vun Waite is in Trrn on Memorial Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. • RALLIES ARINE DAILY UNTIL 9 P.M. EXCEPT SAT. UNTIL 4 I\M. Boston Tavern SPECIAL CHINESE FOODS & CANADIAN ' OODS ENTERTAINMENT FRI. & SAT. SOME WEEKENDS TOPLESS A--GO--GO DANCING CENTRE OF QUINTE AREA Banauets or Parties 11.30 a.m: TO 2 a.m: Br. 187 Can. Legion & Colborne Recreation PRESENT THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY AT THE COLBORNE CRAMAHE Arena DEC. 20, 1969. From 2:30 to 4:30 PROGRAM SALVATION ARMY BAND WILL PLAY CAROLS. MR FOSTER OF BELLEVILLE WITH PERFORMERS (1 Hour show ). MINOR HOCKEY LEAGUE WILL DRAW FOR BAR-B-Q BEEF. SANTA CLAUS WILL PRESENT CANDY & TREATS FOR THE KIDS.