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Page Six THE COLBORNE CHRONICI.F.. Thursday. February 25th, 1960 ROTARY Dundonald Night In spite of unfavourable weather, thirteen members and three visitors, Russ Manning, Cobourg; Stephen Tripp, Belleville; Miss Gloria Akinenzie, District Nurse, C.C. Society, managed to make the trip and were far from being disappointed. The ladies of the W.A. of the church provided an excellent repast for the forty odd guests which included many friends from Colborne and the Dund6nald district. President George was in fine form and in spite of Bruee's protest, handled things in excellent manner. Several musical numbers by Mr. Sills of Campbellford accompanied by his daughter, were thoroughly enjoyed. Prizes were drawn by Miss Akinenzie who managed to spread her good fortune over many of the guests as well as Rotarians. George provided little gifts for each guest. Bruce then introduced our guest speaker, Stephen Tripp of the Belleville Club who gave us a very graphic and impressive address on the work of the Crippled Children's Society. He illustrated his talk by a number of slides showing the Society at work both at the Children's Centres and at the Summer Camps. Stephen gave a boost to the Easter Seal Campaign by pointing out that this work could not go on without the support of the many Service Clubs in the province and to the thousands of individuals who contributed to their Easter Seal campaigns. Not one cent of these monies would go into the new buildings being erected in North York at a cost of over $4,000,000 all of which had now been raised by donations from companies, individuals and the Provincial Government. This was a very timely talk, presented in an unusual manner and gave our guests a clearer insight into the work "we are trying to do in Rotary. Bill j Smithers thanked the speaker. Our thanks are due to Bruce' Spencer for arranging such a splendid evening and to the ladies of Dundonald for their' co-operation. Ed. Rimmer suit-' ably expressed our thanks to I them. Jim Chapin then thanked Miss Akinenzie for joining us on j this occasion and presented her with a gift in appreciation of the work she is doing. This Week The Colborne Rotary Club met at the Queen's Hotel for their regular weekly meeting on Monday, February 22nd, at 6.30 p.m. The meeting was opened with Rotary Grace and singing the Oueen. During dinner, Alf. Dove led in a sing-song accompanied by Mrs. Lloyd Deegan. at the piano. President George read the correspondence which he had received during the week, among this correspondence was a letter from the District Governor showing that we were five from the bottom in attendance. We have to improve fellows. It was moved by Chas. Wood that our Club donate $25.00 to the Rotary Foundation. President George introduced our visitors for the evening, Arthur Clare of Belleville, Cecil Mullen of Trenton and Douelas McKenzie of Bellevill J. Hart. She was formerly Mary j lie Library Elizabeth Young of St. Joseph's Parish, Toronto, and for the past thirty-three years was a resident of Colborne. Surviving are her four sons, John of Lonffon, William in Willowdale, FafTrer Ray in Lindsay, Paul in Sturgeon Fall* two daughters, Kathryn (Mi A. J. O'Gorman) in Cal; a Ann (Mis. J. F. Casey) of Vancouver and fourteen grandchildren. In addition Mrs. Hart leaves three sisters and one brother; Mrs. F. C. Roe, Mrs. Lon Miller, Mrs. C. V. Russell and Mi-. Basil Young. For. some years Mrs. Hart was president of the Catholic Women's' League, St. Francis de Sales subdivision, Colborne and a member of Colborne Pub- Mrs. Hart was known by everyone as a kind and gracious lady and will be deeply mourned by her family, friends and neighbours. In addition to the above, attending clergy were, Rt. Rev. P. P. Butler, D.P., Very Rev. J. O.'Sullivan, Rev. J. P. Collins, Rev. J. Moloney, Rev. C. McCarney, Rev. L. Cleary, Rev. C. R. Kay, Rev. H. Archambult, Rev. G. E. Wolff, Rev. F. Fitz-patrich, Rev. James Collins, Rev. Leo Leahy, Rev. Gerard Sullivan, Rev. B. Burke, Rev. J. Pearson, Rev. V. G. Purde, Rev. H. Ives, Rev. E. McEague, Rev. R. O'Leary, Rev. J. Green-an, Rev. J. B. O'Dette, Rev. P. Gaudaur, Rev. James McGuire. on of mi t speaker for the j Phone 254r23 Colborne All Work Guaranteed j SALEM RADIO & T.V. | SERVICE Electronome Sales - Aerials j -------- j Recond tioned Sets JOHN FENAUGHTY j Colborne Chapter, Q.E.S., No. 82 Euchre and Bridge Friday, February 26th in the Masonic Temple, Brighton 8.15 p.m. Admission 50c Lunch and Prizes Lucky Dollar Store Weekend Specials THURS., FRI., SAT. - - FEB. 25, 26, 27 Quaker Muffets 2 boxes 29c aff Jam 2 24 oz. Jars 85c Strawberry and Raspberry Sunspnn Salad Dressing " °z- 33c Sultana Raisins............2 lbs. 49c Mrs. Luke's Jam 2 24 oz. J.ars 81c Strawberry and Raspberry Kleenex, recr. 6 pkgs. $1.00 Supreme Co >k:es pkqf. 59c Habitant Soups 2 is-oz. tins 31 c Chicken and Rice and Chicken Noodle Cook's Groceteria Alf. Dove reported that the Oshawa Rotarv Bonspiel will be held on March 2nd. He has entered two rinks. Our election of officers will be held March 14. Keep this in mind fellows. Reg. Pacey. Howard Grosjean and Bill Harrison were appointed to act on a committee and to report on a swimming safety programme which the Rotary Club may undertake. Bill Smithers introduced our guest speaker of the evening in person of Dr. Andrew McKenzie of Belleville. Dr. McKenzie who was born in Nova Scotia has been principal of Albert College in Belleville since 1952. Dr. McKenzie's topic for the evening was, "What shall we teach our young people". He also told us that he would be glad to arrange for us to have some of the students of Albert College, who are from other country1 ] visit our homes for a week-end in the near future. Bruce Spencer ttianked Dr. | McKenzie for his most interest- \ ing and informative talk. Thank You! 1 would like to take this opportunity to thank the firemen, friends and neighbours who put out the fire in my tobacco barn on Saturday, February 1 3th. Leo Audenaut R.R.2 Castieton ORDER NOW .., And Assure Your Home of Having a Steady Supply of Heat All Winter! Use the BEST ! Phone 56, Colborne WE DELIVER OBITUARY Mary Elizabeth Hart Solemn requiem mass v celebrated at St. Mary's Church IJ in Grafton on February 19, 1960 j for the repose of the soul of | Mary Elizabeth Hart. The cele-j brant of the mass was her son,1 Father Raymond Hart of St. Mary's Church, Lindsay, assist-ed by Rev. T. B. Coughlan as deacon and Rev. R. J. Garvey 11 as subdeacon. The absolution I was given by His Excellency j Most Rev. B. I. Webster, D. D., i Bishop of Peterborough, and: J the graveside prayers were! said by Rev. H. A. Black, Pastor at the parish cemetery in Grafton. 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