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Business Directory Parkway Motors FUNERAL DIRECTORS BARNES' FUNERAL HOME MODERN EQUIPMENT Funeral Home Accommodation at No Extra Charge PERSONAL SERVICE Day or Night Phone 111 -- Colborne L M. BLACKLOCK Grafton MOTOR HEARSE IN CONNECTION or Night Calls Promptlj Attended Phone 38, Grafton A. D. HALL, Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, etc. Office and residence, King St., Colborne For Farms and Town Properties -- consult GEORGE WM. COVERT Real Estate Broker Division St. Colborne Phone 235 Farm Properties a Specialty W. J. Covert Saleman for Castleton Area Phone 38-r-5 QUEEN'S HOTEL COLBORNE Comfortable Rooms Excellent Meals First-Class Accommodations At Reasonable Rates Garage in Connection Chas. D. Wood, Proprietor (Licenced Bodymen) COMPLETE BODY SHOP SERVICE Collision, Insurance Work Paint Jobs from 49.50 24 Hour Towing Service For Prompt Attention Phone 122 Colborne AUCTIONEERS ~~ Ray and Roy WILLIAMS CAMPBELLFORD Phone 483 or 1095 WM. L. BIGFORD AUCTIONEER R.R. 2, BRIGHTON Phone: Brighton 1029-r-2 (Collect) GUFF DENNY AUCTIONEER COLBORNE, ONT Phone 236 WORK WANTED Septic Tank Cleaning with modern equipment. Call Sid Andrews, Brighton Phone 1229-r-13 Dec. 61 WASHING MACHINE SERVICE (any make) New Automatic Washers Dryers, Ironers Refrigerators, Deep Freezers DeLaval and Beatty Pumps and Stable Equipment WM. GORDON SMITH Phoae 169 Colborne COMING EVENTS Having week-end visitors? Add to their enjoyment by bringing them to Mecking's Dance Pavilion Saturday evening. We know they will appreciate a social evening spent Tn pleasant surroundings. Rummage Sale, Good used Clothing etc., at Brighton Town Hall, on Saturday, March 24th. Auspices of Colborne Chapter No. 82 O.E.S. Proceeds for Cancer Research. Doors open at 10.00 a.m. Spring Garden Tea, and a Home Bake Table. Masonic Temple, Brighton. Auspices of Colborne O.E.S. No. 82. Wednesday, May 30th, 1962 from 3 to 5 p.m. Admission 35c. Door Prizes. Reserve the date Saturday, April 14th, for a Bake Sale in Post's Store. Sponsored by the Colborne Legion Auxiliary. Rummage and Bake Sale will be held on March 24th, at 2. p.m. under the auspices of Old St. Andrews Y.W.A., in the Presbyterian Sunday School Hall, Colborne. Progressive Euchre Party to be held Friday, March 23rd, by Shiloh Farm Forum, at Dun-donald Hall, at 8.30 p.m. In aid of Radios for India Project Refreshments and prizes. Admission: 50c. Rummage and Bake Sale will be held on March 24th, at 2.30 p.m., under the auspices of Old St. Andrew's Y.W.A Presbyterian Sunday Hall, Colborne. The Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic will be held at the United Church, Colborne, on Monday, April 9th. Mrs. J. Gibson Speaks to Salem Recreation Club Over twenty members of the tional Gallery in Ottawa i Classified Ad. Section FOR SALE CARDS OF THANKS Complete line of Seed Grain, Mrs. Ernie Sutherland who Grass Seeds, and Fertilizer, has recently returned home Place your order now, and from Cobourg Hospital, wishes I to thank her many friends for cards and get well wishes also I the W.I. for the lovely basket Blue and white baby carriage, of fruit received. I wish to take this opportunity to thank my friends and relatives for their gifts, flowers, cards and telephone calls. My special thanks goes to my Grade ten class mates for their tasty box of fruit and candy and to the United Church Choir for their cherry plant while I was a patient in the Hotel Dieu Hospital, Kingston. Dianne Teal I would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. William Gummer for their kindness to me when I stayed at their home for the two weeks Dianne was a patient in Hotel Dieu Hospital, Kingston. Viola Teal Salem Recreational Club met at the home of Mrs. John Fenaughty on Thursday last for their March get-together. . The President, Mrs. John Fenaughty, opened the meeting by expressing her pleasure at the large turnout and thanking all who helped to make the February dance and card party the success that it was. The Secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Lloyd Chatterson, then read the minutes of the January meeting along with the newspaper account of the February party and gave a financial report. A motion was passed authorizing the purchase of a hard covered record book for the Secretary's minutes. Mrs. Jack Smith, who was unable to attend, sent in a report of the collection of used postage stamps. The stamps are detached from the envelopes and packaged and mailed to England to the Cancer Society Fund of England. The club is most grateful to Mrs. Free and Miss Audrey Barr, both of Colborne, for contributing several thousands of stamps to our collection bringing the number of stamps to over ten thousand which netted a retail value of over two hundred dollars which went to the Cancer Society Fund. A vote of thanks was tendered to Mr Smith for doing all the work of preparing and packaging an<" School mailing of all these stamps. j Mrs. Laurence McPhersoi then introduced the g u e s speaker, Mrs. John Gibson, wif of Flight-Lieut. John Gibson of the R.C.A.F. Station at Trenton. Mrs. Gibson is a woman with many interests and hobbies not the least of which is ceramics. She does weaving, painting, captures ribbons and prizes for her Full time help wanted for German Shepherd dogs at the local store. Apply to Box 9, dog shows, does freelance Colborne Chronicle. paper writing and teaches the _ _ senior class in ceramics at the Belleville Arts and Crafts Club. FOR RENT Sne has done much travelling, all across Canada, through the Floor Sanders and Edgers. North West Territories as well Francis Sash & Door as the Uniled States and Cuba Phone 283W and Mexico and has had the op- Brighton, Ontario portunity to observe first hand HELP WANTED 1959 HILLMAN MINX Showroom Condition Low Mileage Call 122 PARKWAY MOTORS HELP WANTED Part-time help wanted fc local store. Apply to Box ' Colborne Chronicle. WANTED Old rifles, revolvers, Indian relics, military medals, swords, knives, etc. Highest prices paid. Phone 263 or write P.O. Box 283, Colborne. marfl2 Antiques, Old Guns, Daggers Medals, Canadian and American Coins, Old Dishes, Old Cars also Old Boxes of Ammunition. Write to Griffin's Guns and Antiques, R.R. 4, Peterborough. Quantity of sap buckets and a small storage tank. Gordon McGregor, phone 113-r-22, Col- Room and board for 2V4 year old child for five day week. Must be in good home with reliable person. Apply Box 20, Colborne Chronicle. BIRTH Williamson--Ron and Rosemary (nee Jones) are happy to announce the arrival of their son, James Ronald, born March 10, 1962, in Kitchener. A little brother for David. Auction Sales Auction sale at Brighton Town Hall on Saturday, March 17th at 1.30 p.m. Motorola T.V., Philco frig., washing machine with pump, chesterfield, end tables, record player with nur erous records, lamps, kitch< table. Smith Corona typewrite silver tea set, dishes and china, other articles too numerous to mention. Auctioneer, Wm. Bigford, phone Brighton 1029- exhibition in the Canadian Pavilion at the 1958 International Exhibition in Brussels. Mrs. Gibson explained about the different clays and glass used in the moulding of our pdK tery and china and the methods of glazing and firing which gives it its final finish. After her most interesting talk she held a discussion and question period in which the club ladies really had a chance to learn a lot of answers to their questions and add to their knowledge. They seemed to be particularly interested in Bone China and Mrs. Gibson really knew all the answers. Mrs. Vern Wood thanked rs. Gibson on behalf of all the ladies present for a most interesting talk and expressed the ippreciation of all the ladies present to Mrs. Gibson for having taken time off from her very busy schedule to come to the Then followed a delicious lunch served by the hostess and the eastern group during which the topic of conversation was mostly about china and pottery. The April meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Haley on the second Thursday in April. E.O.W. the Ceramic Industries handicrafts of each area. n (I To be our Representative in crease in Canadian Handicrafts, this County, pleasant, dignified especially since 1945, due partly work with top earnings, full or to th« fact that modern con-part time, repeat sales year after veniences have given the public year, no lay offs, no slack sea- more leisure time, more tour-sons, age no barrier, car needed. ists visiting Canada, and an in-Territories are filling fast, rush crease in the use of our own your name and address for full handicrafts used in architecture information. No obligation. De- and interior decorating. Box 817, Registered Ponies available for stud. Apply to Glenn Peacock, phone 254-r-6, Colborne. WORK WANTED Alterations of all kind s promptly taken care of. Fur coats re-styled and repaired. Dora Sandford, corner Piatt and Sandford Sts., Brighton, phone 124. At the present time, ceramics is the liveliest of the crafts and seems to be the most becoming popular hobby-with everyone. There was a tremendous response to the 1957 Ceramics Exhibition in both Toronto and Montreal showings and there were thirteen Canadian ists at the nineteenth Ceramic Exhibition in Syracuse and twenty-five pieces from the Na- TIMELY TIPS Buy, hot water treated tomato seed to produce transplants for the 1962 crop of processing tomatoes, advise vegetable experts with the Ontario Department of Agriculture. This is the best method of ensuring that the seed is free of the seed-borne bacteria that cause bacterial spot, bacterial speck and bacterial canker. Bacterial spot has become more prevalent in the last few years in Ontario. Agricultural Parts Depots Farm machinery parts depots should be maintained by eaCh manufacturer and provincial distributor-of farm machinery in Ont. according-to. the Board of Governors of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture. Because of considerable misinterpretation of the general recommendations far a Farm Machinery Act that the O.F.A. presented to the provincial government last fall, the Governors have now made more specific proposals. It was not the original intent of the O.F.A. recommendations to tell either the government or the farm machinery industry exactly what regulations should be contained in the act but to state the farmers' requirements. The first of these would provide for the availability of repair parts and service when needed. This could be done by manufacturers and provincial distributors providing at least one major parts depot in Ontario that could supply repair parts to local dealers on short notice six days per week. The Governors feel each depot should have a skeleton staff on duty Saturdays and holidays during the main production season. Also that all parts be stocked for at least ten years from the date of sale. "This would not only be of great value to farmers", says President William G. Tilden of the O.F.A., "But should assist local dealers in supplying the service for which they have always been famous. To my certain knowledge, many farm equipment dealers would welcome a Farm Machinery Act that contains such a regulation." Other specific recommendations for a Farm Machinery Act made by the O.F.A. Governois include the establishment of a provincial board to supervise the testing of all farm machinery offered for sale in Ontario and to enforce the use of standard Purchase Forms containing a Warranty; to provide an inspection service to ensure the enforcement of regulations; and to publish the reports of all tests so that prospective buyers could base their purchase on known, independent use studies. Sitting behind the wheel of i car is no place to indulge in re living your youth. Be adult! Lee Electric PHONE 283 COLBORNE Give your teenager an advanced course in driving by teaching him or her to drive safely on snow and ice.