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Page Eight THE COLBORNE CHRONICLE, Thursday, September 20th, 1962 Colborne - District Personals When you have guests or social activities, let us tell your friends about it. Just phone your news items to 44, The Colborne Chronicle. '. and Mrs. Chas. McCracken )chester, N.Y., spent two days week with Mrs. J. F. Wol- . C. A. Myles spent a few in Toronto last week with id Mrs. J. W. Smith and ra and attended the funeral ?dnesday of Mrs. R. West- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davison of Toronto and Mr. George L. Baker of Port Credit spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Baker. . Mrs. George McCracken, Grafton, Mrs. Gerry Corkery and ssn, Danny, of Scarborough, spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Gladys Hart. Birthday guests of Miss Corinne Reid on Saturday were Misses Connie Chatten, Mary Packard, Judy and Wendy Mutton, Mary Jane Steeves, Sharon Rose, all of Colborne, and Brenda Mitchell of Oshawa. Peter Davis, son of Mrs. Gordon Davis, attended Freshman's week-end at Burwash Hall, University of Toronto, where he will be attending starting this Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNally, Scarborough, were week-'end guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Harri- Mrs. Eva McMurray of Albion, N.Y., has returned home after spending a few days with Mrs. Fred McMurray. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Newton who have just returned from spending four months in Edmonton, Alberta, were guests of Mrs. Cameron Philp last week. Mr. and Mrs. Newton expect to spend the winter in Florida. COLBORNE RECREATION SUPPLIES TWO CHAMPS AT TRACK AND FIELD MEET (Continued) Midget: High Jump: S. Avey. G. Edwards, P. Myers, Cobourg. 4* 1". Standing Broad Jump: J. McCutcheon. G. Edwards, Cobourg; C. Kenny, Colborne. 6' 10". Running Broad: J. McCutcheon, C. Kenny, P. Myers. 13' 1". 60-yard Dash: J. McCutcheon, C. Kenny (tie), 8.2 sees. Chartrand, Cobourg. 100-yard Dash: C. Kenny, 13.0 sec; J. "~ Cutcheon, J. Chartrand. Pee Wee: High Jump: G. Goe-bel, M. Long, T. McGowan, Cobourg, 3' 11". Standing Broad Jump: M. Long, T. McGowan, B. Ball, Colborne, 6' 5". Running Long, B. Ball, G. Goe-11* 1W. 60-yard Dash: T. cGowan, M. Long, B. Ball, 8.7 in January. Her debut in Russia several years ago electrified the music world and her subsequent tours of Europe and North America, including roles at the Metropolitan Opera, have built up an enviable reputation for the artist. Confirmation has also been given to the engagement of the famed exotic dancers, Sujata and Asoka, who will perform in the Community Concert Series in Giant Military Tattoo To Be Staged In Trenton This Week-End Over 300 bandsmen and military personnel will appear in i Military Tattoo at the Trenton Community Gardens on Friday and Saturday evening, September 21st and 22nd, it was announced by Mayor James MacDonald at a recent council meeting. "It will be one of the biggest events ever to take place in Trenton," stated the Mayor. will be the appearance of the precision drill squad from the Btoy Apprentice School, Royal Canadian Electrical Mechanical Engineers, Kingston, Ontario. Carrying FN rifles, the boys, under the direction of Sgt. F. C. Gordon, have previously appeared at the Fort Henry Sunset Ceremonial, where they drew applause from 17,000 spectators. d Overcoats EAT SAVINGS We offer you lovely suits to fit -- All shades rousers for $52.95 great bargains we give you at Discoum'House prices -- even less as. we are out of high rent district -- have low overhead 1340 Samples of every cloth you may wish to see SUITS -- TOPCOATS -- SLACKS READY-MADE SUITS FOR $39.95 Fred W. Hawkins Relay: Colborne, 32.1 sees.; Coboarg. Bantam: High Jump: S. Avey, Cobourg; T. Normoyle, Oshawa, and A. Fenton, Cobourg (tie), 3' 11". Standing Broad Jump: T. Normoyle, Oshawa; P. Armstrong, Colborne; A. Fenton, Cobourg, 6' 7W. Running Broad: T. Normoyle, P. Armstrong, A. Fenton, 12' 9". 60-yard Dash: P. Armstrong, A. Fenton, T. Normoyle, 8.1 sees. 75-yard Dash: P. Armstrong, A. Fenton, T. Normoyle, 10.4 sees. Bantam: High Jump: R. Goody, Cobourg: P. Howe, Belleville; J. Goody, Cobourg, 4'1". 75-yard: P. Howe, G. Goody; B. Troop, Colborne, 10 sees. 100-yards: P. Howe, R. Goody, B. Troop, 13.2 sees. Pole Vault: R. Goody; McDermaid, Oshawa, 7'. Running Broad: R. Goody, P. Howe, C. McDermaid of Oshawa, 13'4". Shot Put: R. Goody; C. Post, Colbore; B. Troop, 26'3V2". Pee Wee: High Jump: E. Goody, Cobourg; B. Covert, Colborne; M. Hogan, Cobourg, 3'8". 75-yards: B. Covert, E. Goody, B. Mitchell, Cobourg, 10.5 sees. Running Broad: E. Goody, B. Covert, M. Hogan, 11'6". Standing Broad Jump: B. Covert, E. Goody, P. Hogan, Cobourg, 5'9". Shot Put: B. Mitchell, Cobourg; B. Covert, ---- E. Goody, 24'7". Relay: Cobourg: Participating in the Tattoo will j It was also recommended that Oshawa Colborne 33 5 sees be two brass and reed bands, four I floors be installed in the hall of Atom': High Jump: A. Goody, j Pipe and Drum Bands, four Trum-1 the governor's office, and in the Cobourg: R. Beal, Colborne; D. pet Bandstand one precision drill visitors and interviewing -- formation. They represent the Regular and Reserve Army, the R.C.A.F. Regular and Auxiliary and the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets. / Headlining the show will be the band of the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals and Air Transport Command Band of the R.C.A.F. Both these bands will return from the Seattle World's Fair in time for the Trenton show. Pipe Bands participating will be the 400 Squadron (Auxiliary) Pipe Band from Toronto and the Pipes and Drums of the Toronto Scottish Regiment. A supplemental group of pipers from R.C.A.F. Stations Trenton and Rockeliffe will add to the program. Myers, Cobourg, 3'6". 50-yards: A. Goody, Cobourg; R. Troop, Colborne; D. Myers, Cobourg, 8.0 sees. Running Broad Jump: A. Goody; R. Troop, Colborne; R. Beal, Colborne, 9'6". Standing Broad Jump: A. Goody, R. Troop. " Beal, 5'8M>". Congratulations to coach John Fenaughty who has done an excellent job on coaching the youngsters of Colborne. Grafton News THURS., FRI., SAT. September 20, 21, 22 Toilet Tissue .................................... 4 rolls 49c Kernel Corn....................................... 6 tins 79c Ice Cream with coupon ...................... only 79c Lucky Dollar Bread.................................... 20c Crown Tea Bags.......................... 100 bags 79c Tomato Juice, 48 oz...........................3 tins 79c Aylmer Tomato Soup........................8 tins 89c Cooking Onions.......................... 10 lb. bag 39c Smoked Picnics, cooked ........................ lb. 49c Swift Hams, defatted, fully cooked ......lb. 69c Centre Cut Ham Steak :......................... lb. 75c Empire Bacon ........................................ lb. 59c Weiners..................................................lb. 45c Peameal Bacon in piece ........................ lb. 69c sliced........ lb. 75c Watch for Handbills Cook's Groceteria Phone 56, Colborne WF. PFT.IVFR By Mrs. . Johnston Several from Grafton attended the Cobourg Business and Professional Club Fashion Fantasia last Wednesday. Mrs. G. G. Young entertained at a Coffee Party at her home following the Fashion Show. Among her guests were Mrs. K. Jacobs, Mrs. F. Larocque, Mrs. K. Gardner, Mrs. J. Kernaghan, Mrs. D. Adams, Mrs. H. Lawless, Mrs. R. Lawless, Mrs. N. Lawless, Mrs. D. C. Johnton, Mrs. T. Munroe of Grafton and Mrs. C. Bray and Mrs. F. DuBrey of Morganston. Mr. and Mrs. F. Goody spent the week-end visiting Mr. and D. Goody and family, Sudbury. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Harnden entertained their family last Sunday with a lovely chicken dinner at the Town and Country, Cobourg. Afterwards the family spent the remainder of the day at their cottage, Lakefront, Grafton. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. M. Mushinski, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kernaghan and family, and Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Johnston and family. Mr. and Mrs, Harnden were presented with a lovely Corning Ware Coffee Maker for their 44th wedding anniversary on Tuesday. EDEN U.C.W. MEETING (continued) the church, the flower committee to take charge. The programme was in charge of Mrs. Morrison. A reading waf given by Mrs. Gillman, "Frustrated Customer" and a contest, "Soap" by Mrs. Jack Montgomery. The meeting closed with the Mizpah. Benediction. A delicious lunch was served by the group and a social time was enjoyed. Grand Jury Finds Gaol Overcrowded Overcrowded conditions in the County Gaol were again the only adverse report by the Grand Jury for the United Counties at the sittings of the Supreme Court last week. i The jurors visited the County Gaol, found it in an overcrowded condition and recommended that proposed cells on the top floor be completed as soon a Considered unsafe was the overhang of the steel guard eaves. The jurors recommended immediate action to remove the menace. The County Court House, the Health Unit, and Golden Plough Lodge were also visited and these establishments were found to be in "excellent condition." Of Golden Plough Lodge, the jurors reported, "The building is very clean and the guests seemed very well cared for and enjoying life as much as possible." A tribute was given to the superintendent and assistant.--Sentinel-Star. The Trumpet Band of the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment, smartly turned out in scar-and white pith helmets will appear, as will the trumpet bands of R.C.A.F. Station and No. 6 Repair Depot, Trenton. The band of R.C.S.C. Trent will also take part. A unique feature of the Tattoo productio We still can't overlook everyday problems like baby pig scours and worms, even though we have the so-called "disease-fee" pig. Swine researchers with the Ontario Department of Agriculture say extra cleanliness and sound management pays off in better AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE -- FURNITURE -- CAR TRACTOR the property of MRS. PERCY INGLIS William Street, Colborne, (south of C.N.R. Station) SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6th 1956 Studebaker, Flight Hawke V-8 (2-door, light blue this car has low mileage) International Farmall A Tractor & Plow Furniture -- Tools -- Machinery Community Concerts (continued) trie, and in Port Hope at Lent Travel Service. Miss Marsall, considered one of the world's finest sopranos, will sing in Victoria Opera House REAL ESTATE 10-room insul stone house, 3-piece bath, full basement, fully insulated; 3 acres of land (one acre in strawberries). Good barn and chicken house, electricity and water throughout. This property has been surveyed. Real Estate sold subject to reserve bid. Down payment and mortgage arrangements day of sale. Terms Cash -- Sale at 1.00 p.m. WM. L. BIGFORD, Auctioneer, R.R. 2 Brighton, Phone 475-0521