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1 Page C2 THE COBOURG STAR, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1974 Fifty years on Ministry CJborne Clssifieds China is highlight at Castleton UCW The autumn thankof- eluded. , purpose of the trip was ferine meeting of the The Sunday School room educational and there was Castleton UCW was held at had a nice fall atmosphere a lot of work involved, the'church on Thursday, with a table laden with They put in long hours and October" 3, with a good fruit and .vegetables had to write a diary of each attendance - men surrounded by autumn day. They were in China 19 leaves and flowers, days, visited five cities and FOR SALE NOTICE Another table had "horn of pelnty" an open Bible and a lighted candle. Mrs. G. Pa ineau opened the worship with poems on and Telefunken tane mrder NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS autumn rastisgss: ssssssss^a &as£&ssics: Microphone and rd very little used. »erful volume. )225. 355-$ four countries, aiming at better relationships between the two countries. Several slides were shown and those of China compared Ancient China with its elaborate of Charles K. Sutton, late of Lewis Cecil Van Wickhri - All y Thankfui pe0ple. Mrs. Emperor's Palace, Great Park St. Colborne, Ontario. g^J^^^^S Cox sang All Things Bright WalV to the communes of the estate*^"^JJ^ and Beautiful and at the today with everybody PERSONA The family off. W. All persons having claims wf-^nlatpo me against the state of Charles K. Bte«™ 'countyof same time showed slides working for the State and Sutton, late of Park St. Northumberland who died on depicting things of nature Mao-even the school Colborne, Ont. who died on or the 5th day 0f April, 1974, are tht are bright and children, about July 15, 1974 are hereby required to file proof of the beautiful The students all ate requiredtosendJullparUculars same with the undersigned on Three gu,is sang This Chinese food and used Land is Your Land and chopsticks; they were requiredtosena tun parucuwi s game with me undersigned on of such claims to the un- or t,ef0re October 30th, 1974, " ed Executor on or after which date the estate the 21st day of wm be distributed with regard and relatives to Jdthep V/which ^fiSSSJSaS the theme of thUfulness Mrs. Papineau ON THE ROADS WITH THE MTC- for 25 years. 25-year service pins to Raymond < hallice (centre) and District engineer Jim Peer (left) Thursday presented George Peters (right). ai«iaam»«-^u.w.. November, 1974, after wmcn only to the claims of wnicn tne :"ro"*J "«"„1T chl " „foH a aift tn the to celebrate his <h bir- date the estate assets will be undersigned shall then have as the slides continued. She presented a gif-to tne thday at the Dujonald distributed having regard only notice and the undersigned closed with a prayer. Forhans in appreciation 01 Hall, October 12 al p.m. to claims that have then been will not be liable to any persn The president then their excellent program. No gifts please JC)CE received and the undersigned of whose claim he shall not welcomed everyone, After benediction ana will not be liable to any person then have notice. Dated at especially the guests, then grace, lunch was servea of whose claim he shall not Colborne this nth day of thanked Jean, Dawn and and a social time enjoyed, then have notice. Ted W. girls for the worship and and John Watson, Executors, f.„_ - tho H«vnrarinns by their solicitor herein, John lfn for 1 „® ^ T» A. Carter, 26 King Street East, Colborne, Ontario. (81FOONC Classifiels 372-871 Sutton, 92 Northcote Ave., Toronto, Ont. M6J 3K2. (79FO)C Fifty years of service presented 25 year service with the ministry of ping to two employees, transport and com- George Peters of munications was acknowledged yesterday Colborne, and Raymond when Jim Peer, chief Challice of Baillieboro, engineer for the area, have been operating the Peterborough. MTC equipment on area In their years of service roads since they started on the highways the two with the department 25 men have seen many years ago. Mr. Peters changes in roads and works out of Grafton and equipment. Mrs. Challice from "The machines have Trinity euchre winne;s Friendship Club Ribbons awarded at flower show more power now and a Winners for 3 tichre ladies low, Irene Mat- 3GGS different design, Mr. games held at Tinity m , high g. Peters said. "They are Parish Hall, Cohorne "g^. ^ lonef Frank easier to operate than they were: Dayman; men's low, BiU used to be." September 19 - ladies October 3 - Both men like the out-of- high, Jean Bellamy; lone hoskio. doors life-even in winter hands, Vera Keniaghan; Ladies high, Hazel Dean; when they operate the ladies low, Dora Barnes; ione hands, Esther Darke; snow plows. men's high, T. Ruthven; ia(jies low, C. Calnan; Mr. Peer said 25 years lone hands, Bill Hoskin; men's high, George with the MTC was "quite a men's low, Bob Darke. Maskell; lone hands, She announced the Fall Rally at Warkworth, October 23, and the bazaar and tea, November 2. Mrs. Papineau introduced Paul Forhan, a Cobourg collegiate teacher who had gone to China with the Northumberland and Durham students. Mrs. Forhan was also present, wearing a Chinese costume she had bought in the East. Mr. Forhan said the MONEY TO LOAN Unlimited funds with terms to suit your budget. Completed in the privacy of your home. - no application too small or too large. - free advice concerning mortgages. First, Second or Third Mortgages. Call collect: W. Blasko 416-723-7709 Oshawa milestone" and travelogue The Senior Citizens Friendship club had a potluck dinner on Monday night with 48 enjoying the delicious meal. Then they - were treated to a September 26 - Ladies Henry Dean; men's low, travelogue trip to England, At the recent Dahilia and In the decorative - 4 Eunice Smith. Chrysanthemum Show inches to 8 inches, 1 In the 3 minature - 2 held by the Colborne Gordon Smith; 2 A. Ives; 3 inches to 4 inches - dif- Horticultural Society there Geo. Gummer. ferent, 1 Edith S Quinn; 2 were fourteen categories In the 1 cactus - over 8 Gordon Smith; 3 Eunice in the Dahlia division and inches, 1 Gordon Smith; 2 Smith, six in the Chrysanthemum. Eunice Smith. In the 3 pompom - under Judges for the show were In the 1 cactus - 4 inches 2 inches - alike, 1 Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Clarence to 8 inches, 1 Eunice Smith; 2 Geo. Gummer; 3 Tink of Hampton. Smith; 2 Linda Mitchell; 3 Eunice Smith. In the decorative - over 8 Edith Quinn. In the 3 pompom - under inches categorie 1. Gordon In the 3 minature - 2 2 inches - different l Smith; 2 Eunice Smith; 3 inches to 4 inches - alike, 1 Gordon Smith; 3 Edith Gordon Monroe A. IVes: 2 Gordon Smith; 3 Quinn; 3 Grace Munro. In the 3 any other variety, 1 Eunice Smith; 2 department had" decided it high; June Tutt; lone Tony Calnan! should be recognised. hands, Mane Lynes Fall UCW meeting cont. of James. A minute of and pantry shell;* pickles, dilling tomatoes silence was observed Mesdames , Dorofty carrots,, knitting, the closing Chatterson aftJ honor of Mrs. Carman *kie sewing and embroidering. Edith The program closed with - sewing; Edith The:programcwwrnj everyone plans to attend. Olive Ashbridge, the MTzpah Benediction CVC1* ** "IN CONCERT" THE COBOURG KILTIE CONCERT BAND The Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines (Assoc.) Canada Conducted by its director of music ROLAND GEORGE WHITE, R.M. (Rtd.) Sponsored By THE ROTARY CLUB OF COLBORNE WILL PERFORM IN THE AUDITORIUM OF East Northumberland Secondary School BRIGHTON ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17th, 1974 at 8:00 p.m. ADMISSION: Adults $1.50 Students &Children Under 15 $1.00 Students showing proof of music study .50 Proceeds to CRIPPLED CHILDREN and other Rotary sponsored COMMUNITY PROJECTS. Edith Quinn; 3 Gordon Smith. In the hybrid grown from following prayer ii. -- Christina Hill who passed Peters, uuvc «o.»««*B«=, away during the summer. Helen Ferguson and Xne Thanksgiving meeting The secretary's and Dorothy Flindal -vanety wiu be held the last treasurer's reports were table; Fish pond Mrs. Wednesday evening in read, showing a good Cathy Gait; Kitchen help October at the home of balance in the Treasury as to serve tea, cider and pie - Mrs John Fenaughty. a result of the catering Jean Arthur, Patty At the close of the seed - 1 bloom, 1 Gordon ^sks undertaken by the Chatterson and Bernice meeting, Henry Kemp took Smith; 2 Eunice Smith; 3 group during July and Brown. It was decided to a siide 0f the Salem ladies. Edith Quinn. August. Following the ask the Hi-C group to look This wm be shown along In the hybrid grown from Sunshine report, Mrs. after decorating the hall. with a number of local seed - 3 blooms, 1 Gordon chatterson read Thank- The Roll-call: What are pictures at the special Smith; 3 Eunice Smith. you notes from Jack and you doing for the Country Talent Night scheduled for In the basket of Dahlias Anne Hutchings, W. Fair? brought forth a November 24 at the with handle, viewed from Everden, Sr., and the fariety of answers. One chUrch. all sides, 1 Gordon Smith; 2 Pearson family. Mrs. woman grew harvested Mrs. Thomas Everden Marj. Rutherford; 3 Everden expressed her and shelled old-fashioned assisted the hostess in Eunice Smith. appreciation for the white beans to sell on the serving sandwiches, ice In the best collection of wedding lunch which the vegetable table. Other cream and cake. Dahlias - 4 different types - Salem ladies served at her ladies have been making Switzerland and Belguim given by Mrs. Cliff Yates. She also showed pictures of Castleton, England, where she had visited relatives. Pat Inglis and Oran Day also entertained wit a few musical numbers, and Mac McRCrimmon was welcomed as a guest. A tea and bazaar is to be held on November 12 in the afternoon and it's hoped &topfiie& 79 Princess Street Trenton 3?2:5620 Trophies 50 Percent off Engraving 3c Per Letter Crest & Jackets Bowlers & Curlers - Free Trophy with order & Free Place Mats THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF COLBORNE ROAD CLOSING NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Village of Colborne intends to enact a By-Law at a meeting to be held on November 11, 1974 pursuant to Sections 443 (1) (c), and 446 of the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1970, Chapter 284 and Amendments thereto for closing and stopping up that part of Norton Lane as shown on the J.H. Reid Plan, which lies between the Southern boundaries of Lot Number 80 and the Northern boundaries of Lots Numbered 81 and 82, bounded on the East by Lot 73 and on the West by Percy Street, according to the said Registered Plan. AND TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to Section 446 (1) of the Municipal Act, the Council shall hear in person or by his Counsel, Solicitor or Agent, any person who claims that this land will be prejudicially affected by the By-Law and who applies to be heard. DATED at Colborne this 24th day of September, 1974. Allan Learmonth Clerk-Treasurer Village of Colborne one of each, 1 Edith Quinn; 2 Eunice Smith; 3 Gordon Smith. In the modern arrangement using 3 Dahlias 1 Edith Quinn; 2 granddaughter's wedding in August. Three of the members of the executive served lunch at the Alfred Smith sale last Saturday. They were Gordon Smith; 3 Gordon Mesdames Vivan Pearson, Smith. Edith Peters and Dorothy CHRYSANTHEMUMS FlindaU. News of Castleton phone Jl COLBORNE SERVICE DIRECTORY G0RD SMITH APPLIANCES Lawn and Garden Equipment water pressure systems for farm and cottage. Parts and repairs. Sales and service. VICTORIA ST. COLBORNE 355-2432 In the 1 bloom - large, 1 E. Vanderbosche. In the 3 blooms - large, 1 R. Vanderbosche. In the basket of Chrysanthemums with handle, viewed from all sides, 1 Cecil Reed 2 Cora Reed; 3 Grace Munro. In the 3 sprys of bloom, 1 Cecil Reed; 2 Gordon Smith; 3 E. Van-denbrosche. In the best arrangement of Chrysanthemums, 1 Amy Gresham; 2 Cecil Reed; . In the best pot of ciuysanthemums, 1 Cora Reed; 2 Cecil Reed; 3 Gordon Smith. Best Chrysanthemum exhibit in Show: Cora Reid Best Dahlia Exhibit in Show: Gordon Smith "Why not just forget it and save one hundred percent? October 7, the Salem UCW catered at Blythwood Acres, for the Colborne Inner Wheel group. Letters were read from ,Mrs. Crowhurst and Mrs. Simmons. Both extended an invitation to come to Warkworth on Wednesday evening, October 23. It is hoped that at least one carload of ladies may attend this meeting. The sale of church calendars was discussed. It was finally decided that anyone wishing a church calendar might contact either Colborne or Brighton UCW Mrs. Pearson reported that she had been approached by the Colborne Kinette group, with a request to cater once each month. After much discussion, it was decided that Salem ladies regretfully decline this task. In place of the regular program, plans were discussed for the annual Country Fair, sponsored b y the Sslem UCW and scheduled for October 26 at the church hall. Mesdames Frances Everden and Susan Kemp will be in charge of the bake table; Mesdames Vivian Pearson, Marjorie Bailey and Joan Scott - Vegetables Mrs. E. McKague, Mrs. A. Allen, Mrs. F. Welton and Mrs. N. Warner attended a coalition meeting in Port Hope on Saturday. John McCrimmon, Toronto, spent the weekend with friends here and stayed at Mr., Mrs. Harold Foresters. Mrs. Wesley is in Cobourg Hospital where he went by ambulance on Saturday. Mr., Mrs. Laverne Frey and Miss Addie Moeller of Buffalo were Saturday guests of Mr., Mrs. Harold Black. Mrs. Peter Lacey and Lori of Toronto also spent Saturday with the Blacks. Miss Peggy Warner, who is taking nursing training at Belleville, was home for the weekend. Mrs. Rose McQuoid spent the past week in Hamilton with Mr., Mrs. A. Young. Mrs. Clara Simpson of Toronto has been visiting her brother, Mr., Mrs. Clifford Yates for a few days. Mr., Mrs. Clive Carter and Shawn, also Jeff Ward and Mrs. Corbett of Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr., Mrs. Art Carter. Friends were sorry to hear of the death of George Walker in Cobourg Hospital on Saturday. Funeral service was on Monday at Allen's Funeral Home with REv. W.C. Cox officiaitng. 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