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Thursdav January 8,1970 COLBORNE CHRONICLE • page five PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA OLD ST. ANDREWS Minister: Rev. J. Macket-hnie M.A., B.B.. B.L. COl.BORNE Oreanis*: Mrs. (i. B. Barnet Church Service 11:00 a.m Brighton -- Brighton Organist Mrs. ireland Church Service 12.30 pm Lakeport Church Service 9.43 a.m Organist - Mrs- S- Spence COME TO CHURCH THIS SUNDAY UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA MllllM.T. Kcv. li. \\ I lr.Mil B \ K tut .in Orfaiust alio Chair l.radrr: MM. \V. G. Irvine COLBORNE-- Church Service 9.30 am 11.00 a.m. Church Service DUNDONALD No Service 10.45 a.m. Church School SALEM-- Church School -10 30 a.m. 9.30 a.m.--Worship Service . Castleton Pentecostal. CHURCH ' The Friendly Church' 9.45 a.m - Sunday School 11 a.m.-Morning Worship 7 30 pm- Evangelist -- Ralph Winters Tuesday Bible Study 7-30 Theme ' A glimpse thru the New Testament' For Counselling Phone -- 344-7453 The Church that preaches what God's Word teaches You are Invited to attend EVERYONE WELCOME. ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Rector: Rev. 1.. M. Ware TRINITY CHURCH COLBORNE Organist Mrs C Sprules 1st Sunday after Epiphany !) a.m. Holy Communion 11-15 am- Morning Prayer Holy Communion every Wednesday at 10.00 a.m ST. GEORGE, GRAFi'ON Morning Prayer 1.0-OOa.ni THE GOSPEL OASIS Elgin Street N.. Colborne, Ontario -- Minister ---Rev. David M Duncan Sunday -- Worship 10:30 a.m. Wednesday -- 7 30 p.m "Listen to 'Break for Strength' Monday thru Fridav, 7.50 am. over CHUC" PROSPECT Missionarv CHURCH COLBORNE Minister: REV. W. CECIL BROWN 9 :50 a.m.: Sunday School 11 a.m Morning Worship 7 p.m. Evening Worship Wed. 7.30 pm Mid-Week Service All are Welcome COME - SING - PRAY BAPTIST CHURCH Colborne PASTOR Rev. Keith G- Cooney B.A Colborne Sunday School 1.30 pm Worship Service 2.30 pm Crania he Sunday School 9:13 Worship Service 10.00 sm Sunday School 10.00 am Worship Service 11.15 am A Warm Invitation...... A Friendly Welcome -- Yearly Report -Senior Citizens Oiiicers. fo.- 1969 were, Past president, Mrs. M Drinkwater, President, Mrs. G Hollingswor-th, 1st Vice pres. Mrs. S Harv-ev, 2nd Vice pres. Mrs. C Stilling, Sec. Mrs. J.W. Evely, Treasurer, Wm. PinneU. In. February members were asked to tell something they remembered about Colborne and was very interesting. Euchif prize winna s were Mr. Pinnell Mrs. Pinnell and Mrs. Brown. In March an invitation from Brighton Senior Citizens to attend a Euchre was accepted. Nine Colborne members attended and one was chosen to give a report of findings from the Bulletin. On the 26th, Brighton made a return visit, prize winners were Ladies high, Mrs. Ruthven, Brighton, Second Mrs. Evely, low Mrs. Stirling, Gents high Mr. Cuthbert, Second Mr. Powers, Brighton and low Mrs. Royal. Chinese checker winners were, Mrs. Drinkwater & Mrs. Brown Ia.April the Rev. L M Ware wjis a visitor giving a very interesting address on Citizenshio. The odze winners were Mt. Pinneh Cotter. Mrs. Hoilingsworth and Mrs. Mav, a pot luck dinner wa<> held at nxin and a ve-v oci.r!-timp was soent before the masting. Secretary and treasurer reoorts a a given the first meeting in every month. On Jun.- 15. the Senior Citizens attend Church Service in the Anglican Church when the R-v. L M Warn "ave an insnlv-inc sermon. M->n« thanks to Rev. Ware. Beine Senior Citizens wee':. UV president invited all to her ho me aft*, the Sermon and treat-all to a lovely lunch. Op Tuesday a eudrc wa.s h;ld with 21 attending and an - Wednesday several of tha mambors nlayedi eVchre and tit ." 30 p.m. twenty five mamba-s ?nd four visitors ' at down f"> a lovJy •turkey 'dinner soon o-H bv Mrs. Sprules. ft was a lovely treat and mir'n credit ao'1- to Ms. Sprules foi< her thoughtfu*-ness and effort. Julv, a bus trio was taken to Cobourg for the Zone picnic. August, a variety night with several taking part was held. September 10th. the mee'jig was hel<! at the home of Mr~& Mrs. Geo. Blyth. It was a very sttfcessfcil day and Mr. and Mrs Bityth served a lovely lurch which all enjoyed and marry thanks ra e given for 'heir hos- THE RIMPLES LETTER to the EDITOR As a member of the Step In Club I feel it is my duty to set a few things straight with the parents and the elders of this community. We would like it fully understood that any grown-up should feel free and will be hea tily welcomes to visit our centre at anvtime. A member pitality. On the 11, a ve.y successful bus trip was taken In Alexandra Bav, N.Y. On October 8, the Senior Citizens were entertained at the Aaglican Parish Hall by the Evening Guild. Mr. W Self showed slides of England which were very entertaining and the Guild served a lovely lunch and many thanks to the Guild and Mr. Self foe thf. lovely evening. On December 10, the Evening Guild sponsored a delicious t>; r-kev dinner for the Senior. Ci|i.z ens. Many thanks given for the dinner. On the 17, the m.ee iors put on a program afte their untiring efforts. The Se ! X COU-D COOK \ j ! ZlO BAKE. \ CA.KE. 1 i iO FEE.T K'5H / : ! fOU. HIM • j COLBORNE PERSONAL Miss Pat Johnston, University of Gudph spent the holidays with parents Mr., Mrs Geo. Johnston. Mr.. Mrs Thomas Branigan & Mr.. Mrs Geo. Johnston attended a 40th Anniversary party fo Mr. and Mrs. Gk>. Edwards on Sunday Jan. 4, at Oshawa. tine was in form of a Christmas P'»ram with different ones takinc part even the visitors. Mrs. Sprules was pianist for th_ occasion. Exchange of gifts took place with eve yone receiving a gift. There were get well, anniversary, birthday, sympathy and Christmas cards sent out dur-ir>;: the year. A donation to the Go!Jen Plo-ueh Lodge in memory of a departed member was given also flowerS for anothe departed, member. A membership of 33 paid members was recorded with an average attendance of thirteen for the year 1969. SUN-FILLED HOLIDAYS WITH TRENTWAY TOURS FLORIDA PRICED FROM $130. PER PERSON pit Tpyyp ]\J1 A 22-Day Tours departing February 28 and V^lXl 1 PRICED FROM $325. PER PERSON Tour price includes transportation by air-conditioned, washroom-equipped private motor coach. Luxurious accommodation, sightseeing, baggage handling taxes admission charges to attractions as outlined in the itineraries. -- Experienced driver escort will accompany each tour. February 7 tour includes the Mardi-Gras in New Orleans and the March 7 tour has an optional boat cruise to Nassau. No night travel on any tours except March 6 and 20 tours. SPACE IS LIMITED. SO BOOK EARLY BY CONTACTING CARR TRAVEL AGENCY 9 KING STREET WEST COBOURG PHONE: 312-3351 - ST FRANCIS CATHOLIC CHURCH, COLBORNE Sunday Mass 10.30 a.m. ABOVE SPACE IS DONATED TO ALL CHURCHES by the 'COLBORNE CHRONICLE