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X p ENTERPRISE E S COLBORNE CHRONICLE SUCCESSOR TO THE COLBORNE EXPRESS (Established I860) THE COLBORNE ENTERPRISE (Established I* Vol. 4 -- No. 11 Thursday, March 15th, 1962 $3.00 Canada -- $4.00 U.S.A. -- 7c per coFy IWOMEN SENIOR CITIZENS' CLUB Yes, they have one and from 1 all reports, it is an up and com-rganization. They already J have over twenty members. Once a week, on Wednesday afternoon, they meet in the Council Chamber at two o'clock. As far as my information goes, their programme is all recreational. They play cards and other games, then spend a social hour over a light lunch of sand-I wiches, cookies or cake and a good cup of tea. Although their programme so far has been rec-' reational, they expect, with in-|| creased members, to introduce more constructive items. ITheir ultimate ambition is to have a comfortably furnished meeting place where any bored • lonely senior woman would I be glad to spend a social after- At their business meeting reek, the following officers elected: President, Mrs. L. :ord; Vice-President, Mrs. m; Secretary, Miss C. Pee- Treasurer, Mrs. Small, •s on the Executive are Mackie, Transportation; Hollingsworth, Program; Drinkwater, Hostess: Mrs. SHILOH U.C.W. The regular monthly meeting for February of the Shiloh U.C.W. took place on Wednesday, March 7th, following the dinner "get-together", at the home of Mrs. C. J. Mutton. Devotional period was taken by Mrs. C. J. Mutton, topic being "Called to be Saints". Scripture, Isaih 6:1-8, hymns. No. 196 and No. 20. Minutes adopted as read. It was decided to hold our annual Spring Tea and Bake Sale at the home of Mrs. L. E. Mutton June 6th, T962. - Programme was in the form of a question and answer period on Ontario's New Vocational System to be instituted in Secondary Schools, discussion leader being Mrs. W. W. Mutton, j There was also a contest, "A 1 Winter's Game". The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. THIEVES ENTER LOCAL HARDWARE STORE Thieves were on the prowl again in Colborne on Monday night. They entered Williams Hardware Store, operated by Walter Williams. The thieves gained entry to the store through a back window, and took about twenty dollars in silver from the cash register. Mr. Williams also had left some money in the safe and had left the safe open, but the thieves did not touch the safe. Chief George Blyth who is investigating said the robbery occurred between 8 and 9.30 on Monday evening. Harvey, Lunch. We heartily congratulate the group on their progress and wish them the best of luck in their endeavours. Iodine is essential for the pre- 1 vention of goiter and hairless-ness in newborn pigs, remind veterinarians with the Ontario Department of Agriculture. That's why a brood sow requires more iodine than a growing market hog. Guard against iodine deficiency by feeding iodized salt in which the added iodine has been stabilized. If a trace mineral premix containing stabilized iodine is being used, plain salt may be fed. The Easter Seal Campaign will Children and its associated Ser-open on March 22nd when Eas- vice Clubs throughout the prov-ter Seals will be sent to all ince. Service Club members not homes in Ontario inviting sup- only raise funds for crippled port to the work being done by children's work, but also have the Ontario Society for Crippled a personal concern that can only be given by men and women interested in the care and treatment of crippled boys and girls. The 1962 objective for Ontario is one million dollars.