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Lunches, Afternoon Tea, Dinners Canadian and Continental Home Cooked Meals M>-mile East of Colborne on Highway No. 2 QUEEN'S HOTEL COLBORNE Comfortable Rooms Excellent Meals First class accommodations at reasonable rates Chas. D. Wood, Proprietc THE C0L60RWE CHRONICLE Thursday, December 3rd, 1964 COMING EVENTS NOTICE TO ELECTORS OF BRIGHTON TOWNSHIP AUCTIONEERS As a result of Nominations held November 27, 1964, there will be an election December 7, 1964, to fill the following positions: REEVE, DEPUTY-REEVE, THREE COUNCILLORS, and FIVE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA TRUSTEES. Ratepayers supporting schools not in Brighton Township TAKE NOTE that you will vote in j regular polling sub-divisions both Brighton Township Council and whichever Township School Area Trustees you are entitled to RAY AND ROY WILLIAMS CAMPBELLFORD Phone 483 or 1095 WM. L. BIGFORD AUCTIONEER R.R. 2 Brighton PHONE: Brighton 475-0521 (Collect) THE LADIES' AID of Trinit; Church will hold a Tea am Bazaar, December 9th, in the Parish Hall. Come purchase your Christmas gifts while having a cup of tea. THE PROGRESSIVE Conservative Association of Colborne will hold their annual meeting in the Town Hall on Thursday, December 3rd, at 8.00 p.m. A good attendance is hoped for. H. J. White, President CLIFF DENNY AUCTIONEER Colboorne, Ont. DIAL 355-2106 WASHING MACHINE SERVICE (any make) New automateic Washers, Dryers Ironers, Refrigerators, Freezers DeLaval and Beatty Pumps and Stable Equipment | WM. GORDON SMITH Phone 355-2432 Colborne COLBORNE ELECTRIC and MACHINE REPAIR Rebuilt Generators -- Starters Voltage Regulators Motor Rewinding -- Radiator Repair -- Lawn Mower Repairs Toronto Road COLBORNE Dial 355-2103 Brighton Township polling hours: 9.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. U.S. 4 & 4 Murray and Brighton: Brighton Township residents will vote for Brighton Township Council and Murray Township School Trustees at. polling subdivision No 2, at the home of Mrs. Rhoda Greenly, Smithfield. U.S. 16 & 18 Murray and Brighton: Brighton Township res. .id'snts will vote for Brighton Township Council and Murray Township School Trustees al polling sub-division No. 3 a! Hilton Township Hall. U.S. 9 & 9 Brighton and Murray: Brighton Township residents will vote at polling sub-division No. 2 at Smithfield for Brighton Township Council and Brighton Township School Trustees. Mur THE DUNDONALD Community Club will hold a Progressr Euchre on Saturday, December 5th, at 8.15 pm., Hall. Lunch. A< Everyone welcome. i Dundonald IN MEMORIAM BELLAMY--In loving memory of James Bellamy who passed away Sunday, December 2nd. 1962. Gone but tiot forgotten, In these changmg times. --Sadly missed by Archie and Violet Bellamy. BELLAMY--In loving memory of a dear husband and father, James Bellamy, who passed away December 2nd, #962. His weary hours and days of pain, His troubled nights are passed. And in our aching hearts we know, He has found sweet rest at last. --Sadly missed by his wife, daughter and sons. and Mrs. Harry White of Hilton. The funeral was held Monday November 30th, at the Snider Funeral Home, Brighton. Interment at Lakeport Cemetery. Mr. Hubble was a resident ot Lakeport for many years prior to movin" to Brighton. Sympathy is extended to the Hubble family in the death of their father, Henry Hubble. r and Mrs. Delbert Peebles, Mrs. George Peebles recently visited Miss Marian Peebles, West Hill. Mr and Mrs. Delbert Peebles, Mr and Mrs. Arthur Pettibone spent Thursday with Mrs. James Lockhart, Toronto. VISIT THE WINTER Wonderland Tea Colborne United Church on Saturday, December 5th, at 2.30 p.m. Replenish dolly's ward robe. Toys for boys. Xmas Bazaar and Bake Sale. FOR SALE The P.-T.S. of South Cramahe Public School is holding a Dance in the school on Saturday December 5th, at 8.30 p.m. Music bby Potter's Orchestra. Ladie; are asked to bring a co"ld salad or tarts. Admission $1.00 e CARDS OF THANKS lr. and Mrs i opportuni \. Koomen take of thanking the ray Township residents will have I ladies of Bowes Company plant 1 a vote for Brighton Townshio for the beautiful sift given them CEDARDALE TREE SURGEONS (INSURED) DANGEROUS TREE REMOVAL Codringti & TRIMMING ART McCONKEY Phone 475-1713 Expert Work -- Honest Prices (Free Estimates on Request) School Trustees, but will go to regular Murray Township polling sub-division No. 1 at the old Mt. Carmel School. Murray Township polling hours: 10.00 a.m. to 7 p.m. U.S. 2 & 3 Cramahe and Brighton: Cramahe Township residents vote for Brighton Township School Trustees at their regular polling sub-division at Salem Hall. Cramahe Township poling hours 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. U.S. 3 & 29 Percy and Brigh-ton: Brighton Township resident! vote for Brighton TownsWlp Council and Percy Township School Trustees at their regul; I poling sub-division No 5 at the home of Mrs. Annie Anderson, holiday i We would like to thank friends and neighbours for cards, calls and special thanks to our neighbours for the lovely tea service on the occasion of our fiftieth wedding anniversary. Bruce and Parnell King George Moore for Reeve i '65. NORGE SPACE HEATER and pipe connections, suitable for 5 to iom house. Phone 475-0626. of the CHRISTMAS TREES, any size, and quantity. Girls clothing, 8-12 years. Ladies clothing, 18-20 years. Wilm? Watson, 355-3230. FOR RENT Floor Sanders and Edgers Francis Sash & Door 112 Prince Edward St., Brightt Phone: Bus. 475-0570 -- Res. 475-2356 I wish to express my thanks to Drs. Robertson and Stratford, nurses and staff, for the excellent care I received during my recent stay in Cobourg General Hospital, also my thanks to the Rev. Shantz, friends and neighbours who remembered me with cards and visits. I sincerely apDreciated them. Mossie Palmateer SEMI-DETACHED TWO BEDROOM modern heated house for it. Phone 355-5514. WANTED WANTED TO BUY ANY SCOUT or CUB garments such as shirts, sweaters, hats, caps, pants. Please leave at Howard's Beauty Salon. dec3,10 ONTARIO BUSINESS COLLEGE Est 186S-LIMITED Next Day Classes "-Begin JANUARY 4 Secretarial Stenography Bookkeeping Accounting NIGHT CLASSES Every Wednesday 7-9 p.m. Shorthand Typewriting Bookkeeping Accounting Write 54 Victoria Avenue Belleville, Ontario Telephone day or evening WO 2-0870 RANSOM & WATSON Ontario Land Surveyors B44 Front St.. BELLEVILLE Branch Office King Street, Colborne P.O. Box 99 -- Phone 355-2010 Office Hours: Tuesday Nights 7.00 to 9.00 Friday. All Day 9.00 to 4.00 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Custom Butchering Done at Licensed Slaughterhouse Meat at Competitive Prices G. PETERSEN Phone 59-r-21 Warkworth CONTACT HILTON WHITE Phone 355-2303 Colborne BARNES FUNERAL HOME MODERN EQUIPMENT Funeral Home Accommodation at No Extra Charge PERSONAL SERVICE Day or Night Phone 355-2626 Colborne J. M. BLACKLOCK Grafton MOTOR HEARSE IN CONNECTION Day or Night Calls Promptly Attended Phone 38 Grafton ---| How do you say "Thank Yon"| to satisfy one's gratitude, for all the kindnesses, favours, 'get well' cards, etc., and the nursing and medical skills of those concerned? So, for mv wife. Gladys Hilley (nee Cocktburnl. God Bless You All from her bedside in Room 429, Princess Margaret Hospital, Toronto, for specialised treat-To Drs. Stobie and Shaw, to all at Cobourg General Hospital, the various ministers of different faiths, to our relatives, to those Cobourg. Colborne, Brighton area godd neighbours' and friends, for Gladys, I send you a grateful inks, Everybody." Bill Hillery- LAKEPORT by Mrs. Fred Clarke Mrs. Winnifred Robinson left for Toronto on Sunday where she will spend the winter, i Mrs. H. Oke wsa a guest week-end of Rev. L. A. Smith and Mrs. Smith, Carlton Place. Several from Lakeport attended the party given for Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Reed held at the Le-1 the program feature a panel of SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED with brand new septic tank cleaner with vacuum pump. Price $25.00. Louis Reddom, Brighton, phone 475-2825. IN MEMORIAM BACKHOE WORK Trenching -- Backfilling Loading -- Excavating Phone: Days 475-2600 Evening 475-0340 JAMES BELLAMY -- In loving memory of our dear s passed away December 2nd, 1962. Two sad and lonely years have passed Since our great sorrow fell. The shock that we received that day, No one can ever tell God gave up strength to meet it And courage to bear the blow j But what it meant to lose you, I No one will ever know. It's lonely here without you, I We miss you more each day, j For life is not the same to WORK WANTED Septic Tank Cleaning with modern equipment Call Sid Andrews, Brighton Phone 475-1461 were called away You bade no one a last farewell, Nor even said good-bye, You were gone before we realized And only God knows why. -- Mother and Dad NORTHUMBERLAND SOIL AND CROP IMPROVEMENT The Northumberland Soil and Crop Improvement Executive met at the Agricultural Service Centre in Brighton on Tuesday evening, November 17th. Chairman Charles Buchanan called the meeting to order at 8.30 r*" reviewed the crop season. The minutes read by Secretary Ralph Banbury were accepted oil motion of Douglas Johnston ana Bill Moore. After discussion of the many activities of the season, it was moved by Gordon Macklin and seconded by Elmer Laver that the annual meeting be this year held on Thursday, December 3rd, _^ at the Agricultural Service Centre. The Codrington ladies were contacted and agreed to serve a noon meal for approximately forty persons. The Secretary was instructed to secure 10() tickets from the Toronto office to be distributed to the members at the annual meeting to give them free admission to the Toronto events of January 27, 28 and 29. I District Director Reg McCann pointed out that the minimum membership of 50 would be expected next year and that the affiliation fee of $5.00 now also covered insurance of any meetings or work done by the organization in regard to accidents. Associate Representative Andrew Watson was appointed chairman of the nominating committee to present a slate of officers at the annual meeting. ti was moved by Don Lang and nded by Ross McMaster that gion Hall, Colborne, Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Reed were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Tapley, Ricky and Wayne, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nesbitt, Port Hope, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wing of Scarborough spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Flanders. Mrs. Jean Crawford is a patient at Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Grahak, Kingston, visited Mrs. E. Graham during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Irvine, Marguerite, Carroll and Billie, spent Sunday with Mrs. B. H. /Vnderson, Kingston. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Taylor were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Chatterson, Toronto, Mrs. Earl McCormack, Petewawa. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCormack and family have moved to Colborne from Pettewawa. They ;re formerly o* Lakeport. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harnden were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harnden, Eddy-stone, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ham den, Grafton. Several from Lakeport attend ed the Christmas tea at St. An drew's Sunday School Hall Saturday afternoon. Miss Edna Sheppard of Co bourg and her three sisters call ed on Mrs. H. Oke on Sunday. largely local people working closely with crop improvement. An invitation was extended to A. H. Martin of the Plant Food Council to be with us to present the gold watch donated by his group to the winner of our corn competition. Suggested members of the panel were Grover Smith. Weed and Seed Specialist; J. J. Hagarty, Soils & Crops Specialist; R"g McCann, District Director; Percy Gooding, County Weed Inspector. The Secretary was requested to write the eleven corn companies selling in our area suggesting that door and other prizes would be acceptable for this event. A donation of 1 gallon of 2,4-D from the Niagara Brand spray for the pasture npetilion was accepted. Ar--„.igement was made to contact Co-ops at Warkworth and Grafton, Reycraft of Orland, Bishops of Belleville and other interested services to farmers of the County. The Treasurer was asked to prepare a financial statement for distribution. Reports by various co-operators will be welcomed in the forenoon of the annual meeting. During the year, Twilight meetings at Coldsprings and Warkworth were well attended. The special hay-spray day at the Herb Stillman farm and the corn day at the Longstage farm were both well attended. Mr Harry Hubble of Brighton' The meeting adjourned on mo-died Friday, November 27th, at; tion of Messrs. Gene Brahaney the home of his daughter, Mr. and Percy Gooding.