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Eight THE COLBORNE CHRONICLE Thursday, December 3rd, 1964 COLBORNE NOMINATION MEETING (continued) ed further. He doubted lebentures would ever be or that the sewers would position on council and following day. With four candidates ing for office, council is by acclamation, illy three ard for posit: Speaking of the increasing cost 8 ratepayer, he while the cos nee, Cobourf is considerably e for c i the i •, he ressed the belief that here was too expensive. had changed his mind, found the Recreation Di-rell qualified and willirV- should be made, he , with other municipali-share in this cost. The ion Commission is about lehind in its commitments TRINITY EUCHRE A very enjoyable evening of euchre, sponsored by the W.A., was held on Thursday, November 26th at the Parish Hall of Trinity Anglican Church. The following took home the prizezs: Lady's high, Mrs. Ethel Quinn; ladies' lone hands, Mrs. V. Hollingsworth; ladies' consa-lation, Mrs. Henry May; men's high, Mr. Robert Sudell; men's lone hands, Mr. Orra Harnden; men's consolation, Mr. W. G. Smith. Another euchre is to be held on Thursday, December 3rd, under the sponsorship of the Men's Club. This will be the last one until after the holidays. will be ;ed- ;aid. Commenting ... lity Centre he s-afd of the taxpayers ?rguson, for council, f statement that he erything possible to he village a better ch to live and make 'Neill, candidate for d he fully realized of accepting a EAND AND BATON (continued) orchestra for the dancing of the evening. There will be a fee at the door of $1.00 per family. The Santa Claus Parade was discussed and J. Bail, D. Steeves and L. Denny volunteered to help fit the Junior Band on December 8th with uniforms for the parade which will be on December 12th. The following Fund Raising Projects were discussed and are to be on the agenda for further discussion at the next meeting, Peanut Drive, Pop Bottle Drive, and a Chocolate Bar Drive. Mr. W. Ring reported that the present time is a total enrolment in the Junior and senior corps of 131 members and 71 parents which is twice as many as last Many problems of the Corps were discussed and to eliminate some of (hem the following was decided upon. Mrs. H. Irish vol-unteerel to look into obtaining a new colour of leotards for the Baton Coips to be worn on winter paradss. Mrs. B. Lowery will be the chairman of a committee of Mrs. J. Watson, Mrs. F. Dale, and Mrs. L. Denny to look into the possibility of new uniforms and also add something to the uniforms that they already have. The group committee chairmen* for 1964-65 will be Mrs. B. Lowery, Mrs. H. Irish, Mrs. F. Dale, Mrs. E. Cammack, Mrs. L. Denny and Mrs. V. Ferguson. It was also decided that to end each meeting the auxiliary would have a cup of tea or coffee and at our next meeting we would have an auction sale. The following are the Santa Claus Parades that the Colborne Recreation Band and Baton Corps will have attended this winter-Trenton, November 21st, the Baton Corps won first prize for best senior corps in the parade; Bow-manville, November 28th; Belleville, December 5th; and Colborne, December 12th. The meeting was adjourned by Mrs. J. Ball. Next meeting on January 27th, 1965, at 8.00 p.m., and all parents of the corps are asked to attend. orettes; Warkworth Majorettes; Garden Hill Country Steppers and the Belleville Gayettes Majorettes and Drum Corps. Oowns: Gord Spencer of Colborne and Brighton Dairies en-'tcred eight clown suits to be worn by the Colborne Teen Town members. Ponies and horses: Diane Sheldrick, one horse; Jack Usborne, three ponies; Grant Whaley. two ponies. i Donations received at the present time: Lakebreeze Orchards, $5.00 dollars. If you are planning to enter into the parade and your name is not above, please contact the Colborne Recreation Office as soon as possible. If you received an entry form and are not planning to participate in the parade your kind donation will be greatly appreciated which will be used for prizes and other expenses encurred. At the present time, the Recreation Committee anticipate approximately 500 persons participating in the parade and approximately 3,500 spectators. We hope that the Santa Claus Parade will be larger than ever before. COLBORNE MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Government to recognize the treatment of TB as a government ?sponsibility. The County Assoc-ition has a strong moral respon- TB .• E edui iphasized. In conclusion Dr. Sturgeon said that it is essential that each county have a strong voluntary association with an active programme if it is to think in terms of controlling the disease in this province. Dr. Sturgeon was introduced by Dr. Thomas Hawke and apprec i by Mrs K. E. Courtice. The meeting was chaired by President Forrest Dennis. Others in attendance were Dr. Charlotte Horner, MOH., Dr. A. Carmel McKenna, Division of TB Prevention of the Belleville Clinic, Mr. and Mrs. C. Holmes (Port Hope), Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Inglis (Cobourg), Mr Gordon Whitehorn and Mr. Albert Whitfield (Camp- llforri Mr. M. . Bla Christmas Dance IN SOUTH CRAMAHE PUBLIC SCHOOL Saturday, December 5th from 8.30 p.m. until 12 rn^dnight Music by Potters Orchestra ADMISSION: $1.00 EACH SANTA CLAUS PARADE The Colborne Chamber of Commerce and the Colborne Recreation Committee is on it's way to finalizing it's organization of the Colborne Santa Claus Parade. The parade will be on December 12th, 1964, at 2.00 p.m., and all those who participate will form ul? at the Canadian Legion, King Street east at 1.30 sharp. The following are the entries in the parade at the present time. Floats: Johnston Body Shop: Salem Radio and TV; Trenton Figure Skating Club; Fox' I.G.A.; Canadian Legion Branch 187; Colborne Rotary Club; Eastern Ontario Tteatrical Club; Colborne Public School; South Cramahe Public School: Hardware; Rutherford's Cities Service; and the Colborne Boy Scouts. Bands: Colborne Recreation Band; Brighton High School Band; Goody's Band and the Belleville Gayettes Drum Corps. Majorettes: Colborne Recreation Junior and Senior Baton Corps; Grafton Majorettes; Port Hope Teen Et's; Brighton Maj- Peacock Sabins Alyea Parker ... Shepherd CampbelT Seeley Sheldrick Ring Colling Single -Triple -- Average Single -Triple -Average WOMEN 7-9 - C. Scroggs 282 - M. Parker 646 T. Alyea 184 9-11 A. Colling 315 l. Colling 631 F. Lee 186 MEN Single -- G. Peacock 354 Triple -- G. Peacock 711 Average -- G. Peacock 202 9-11 Single -- Wm. Ball 341 Triple -- R. Beal 799 Average R. Beal 219 BEST iELECTRICALLY DECORATED HOME CONTEST PRIZES OF $25.00 - $15.00 - $10.00 Judging Friday Night December 18th Sponsored by Colborne Public Utilities in conjunction with Colborne Chamber of Commerce DR. STURGEON ADDRESSES LOCAL TB ASSOCIATION "This Association is a model of what all voluntary associations should be." Dr. L. W. C. Sturgeon of the Ontario TB AS-sociation made this statement when addressing members of the Management Committee of the Northumberland-Durham TB and Health Association gathered at the Riviera Inn, Campbellford, for a dinner meeting recently. This voluntary organization has made a tremendous contribution to the control of TB in the province, he said, and had been instrumental in persuading the STOP at WESTROPE'S SUNOCO Brake Service Wheel Balancing Dominion Royal Tires Tune Ups & N.A.L. Towing Service King St. E., COLBORNE Phone 355-2841 ONTARIO TRADE TALKS IN CHINA -- Following the Chinese custom of talking business over many courses of dinner, the Honourable Stanley J. Randall, Onta Minis of Ecc and Development (right) and his I port Commodities Fair. Mr. Ran-Deputy Minister, S. W. Clarkson | dall and Mr. Clarkson, who visit-deft) discuss ways and means of ed China for three days on an increasing trade between Can- economic tour of the Far East, ada and China, with Yen Yi-Tsun, | were told that a Canadian Sales j a top official of the Canton Ex- I Mission would be welcomed. Attention, Farmers! Colborne Livestock Sales have made arrangements for FREE TRUCKING of Farmers' Livestock to the Sale Barns. PHONE 355-2725 BEFORE 1.00 P.M. day of the sale ((Wednesday)