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THE COLBORNE CHRONICLE, Thursday, November 29lh, 1962 Miss Sikes, the girls physical education teacher, has been under examination in Trenton Hospital. The students all hope you return to the school soon in good health, Miss Sikes. The Science Club began last October 9th and is now back in progress after their short delay in meetings. Under the guidance of Mr. R. Bird, science teacher at E.N.D.H.S., the members will work together on scientific projects. The executive of this newly-formed club are as follows: President, Jack Hill; Vice-President, Sandra Wickins; Secretary, BUD IRISH TAX I COLBORNE OUR NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 355-2100 Week-end Specials THURS., FRI., SAT. Nov. 29, 30, Dec. 1 Foil Wrap .............................................. 2 rolls 59c Fluffo Shortening................................... 2 lbs. 59c Culverrrou.se Corn, 15 oz.........................3 tins 47c Pink Salmon ........................................ 1 lb. tin 59c SWIFT'S SAUSAGE .................................... lb. 55c FRESH PORK BUTT ROAST .................... Ib. 55c FULLY COOKED PICNIC .......................... lb. 49c COOK'S GROCETERIA Phone 355-2535 PLUMBING and HEATING CLARE HECLA FURNACES PURIFIERS -- PRESSURE SYSTEMS WATER SOFTENERS DOUG HAIG Phones: Office 475-2823; Res. 475-1715 Brighton, Ontario Linda Gillman; Treasurer, Karen Mainprize. The members hope to have guest speakers to help build up the interest of the club. There was a high school dance last Friday sponsored by 12-C. Records were played for the first part of the evening and the 'Gents', a junior pop band, entertained for the other part of the dance. Spot dances and elimination dances kept the dance hopping with excitement. An English Inspector and Shop Inspector visited the school this past week. Exams start to-day so keep your fingers crossed and wish us luck. The band will have a busy week-end after the exams an through as our Commencement ii planned for the following Friday and the Brighton Santa Claus parade that Saturday. A Carol Night is being planned for a Sunday evening in December. Nothing is definite but we hope it will he possible. Have you seen the new fad taking over the girls' group yet? Well, just ask Yvonne Crevier (better known as George) Betty-Anne McColley, or maybe that red-head, Joy Hoskin. They will all tell you that the biggest craze this week is a silver streak in your hair. Yes, this week many girls looked to be going gray with worry but actually had a silver spray in their hair. What will they think of next? Well, buy this paper and you'll find out. See you around--R. W. More than 4,200,000 cars trucks have been built at the huge assembly plant of General Motors of Canada in Oshawa. BRIGHTON NEWS by Elizabeth Gagne Little Master Robbie Tougas underwent a tonsillectomy in Trenton Hospital on November 19th. Mr. Gordon Quarrington died suddenly in Ottawa on November 20th. He is survived by his wife and two daughters, Marjorie and Sandra. The Quarrington family resided in Brighton for several years before moving to Ottawa a year ago. If there are teen-agers in your family you probably watch Teenage Dance Party on Channel 11, Kingston, every Saturday. Did you spot Ronnie Waddling and his partner, Jennifer Impey, 'jiving it up' on the November ilfth' Dance Party? They were also interviewed and presented with records on the show. For a Christmas gift for friends and relatives that will be a reminder of your thoughtfulness each week, for 52 weeks, order the Colborne Chronicle now. Only $3.00 per year! For your orders 'phone your Brighton correspondent: 475-2891, or Ronnie Waddling: 475-0547. Something a little new and different for a church tea was tried on Wednesday, November 21st, when the Parish Workers of St. Paul's Anglican Church had their annual Christmas Tea and Bake Sale in the Parish Hall. This time, those attending had their afternoon tea, buffet style, from a beautifully decorated long table where Mrs. C. Young and Mrs. C. Page Three Rogers poured tea. After 'helping themselves' everyone enjoyed their tea while sitting in a huge circle. Very many complimentary remarks were heard about the lovely and fascinating Christmas centrepiece on the table, made by Mrs. I. D. Rickerson. Congratulations to President, Mrs. Jack Whyle, and all the Parish Work-s, for a very successful tea! Mrs. Fred Armstrong of Cooks-ville was a guest last week of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Day. Mrs. Francis Lambrecht and Miss Corinne Craig of Cobourg house guests last week of Miss Mayme Atkinson. Miss Barbara Gotsell and Mrs. Harold Spencer spent last weekend in Ottawa and visited Mrs. Spencer's daughter, Nora, who is attending college in that city. Sorry to hear Mrs. John McMillan had to enter hospital while visiting her parents in Brantford. REMINDER -- Call Elizabeth Gagne, 475-2891, and give us your Brighton nejvs! Mr. W. Ray Blight died in Toronto last week after a lengthy illness. He is survived by his wife, two sons and a daughter. The Blight family have been campers at Presqu'ile Point for many years. Mrs. M. Butler and son, Melville, spent last week-end in Ottawa, visiting Mrs. Butler's brother and family. CHRISTMAS? Just 20 Shopping Days Left Why not give her that Diamond Ring she has longed for? We have them from $25.00 up to $249.50 BULOVA WATCHES DIAMOND DREAM exquisitely carved end pieces hold two shimmering diamonds, 17 jewels, in yellow or white Your Choice ONLY $49.95 JET CLIPPER rugged as all outdoors -- 17 jewels, self-winding, certified waterproof, shock resistant E. M. RIMMER Ph. 355-2438 Your Local Jeweller C< OLd MAN WINTER'S hard to beat with that handful of cards! But with safety cards you can trump his tricks! To beal winter's longer slopping time . . . travel al a reduced To beal skidding . >nger slopping time . . ed and leave plenty of , pump your brakes instead of jamming them on To beal poor visibility . . . slow down and keep windshield and windows free of ice and snow YOU CAN BEAT OLD MAN WINTER BY BEING EXTRA CAREFUL! Co-operators Insurance Association and CIA LIFE Co-operators Life Insurance Association SALEM by Mrs. J. F. Smith Services next Sunday at Salem United Church at the regular hours. Sunday School at 1.30 p.m. followed by worship service at 2.30 p.m. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. William S. Brown of Salem who celebrated their silver wedding anniversary last week. Many friends and relatives called at their home last Saturday to wish them continued happiness. Mrs. Alfred Smith has returned home following a two week visit at the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith and girls at Ottawa. Sorry to report that Mr. Jim Bellamy has been transferred to Kingston Hospital. Miss Kathryn Bellamy has returned home from hospital and is able to be back at school. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith of Cobourg visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith, on Sunday. Little Darlene Davis was a Wednesday over night guest with her friend, Susan Smith. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Davis entertained Mr. and Mrs. Don Cornell and family of London, Ontario, last Sunday. Parents of the pupils who attend South Cramahe Public School were invited to a Parents' Night at the school last Tuesday evening. A School and Home organization was discussed. Most parents feel that this is a worthwhile idea. The school choir, under the direction of their music teacher, Mrs. Irvine of Colborne, sang several selections during the program. An hour of dancing to music supplied by the principal, Mr. Bob Millar, and friends from Wooler, brought the evening to a Mrs. Archie Bellamy is enjoying a two week vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris, at Cooksville. Plans have been made for the annual Christmas Concert, sponsored by the Salem Sunday School. More details later. If you have an item for the column, the new phone No. is 355-3182,