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Page 6 COLBORNE CHRONICLE, June 25- 1970 CASTLETON United Church Service on Sunday will be 11:30 a.m., with the Sunday School in charge. (No S.S. at regular time). Guest speaker will be Betty Thompson, Hoards Station. It will be promotion day for the S.S. pupils. The Don Kemp family. Bowmanville, the .Doug Kemp family and the Junior Kemp family, Toronto, were weekend visitors of their father Mr. Andrew Kemp. The Jack Dingwall family and Mrs. Eliza Austin, Toronto, were at Mr. and Mrs. D. Dingwalls' Sr. for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Baker, Port Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Gummer, Gregory and Carol Anne, Kingston, and Mr. Kingsley Welton, Toronto, were visitors of Mrs. F. Welton on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Welton are at Marathon visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glen Welton. Glen is returning to attend Toronto summer school. Mr. and Mrs. A. Young, Hamilton, and Mrs. Pauline Neilson. Toronto were at the Youngs apartment for the weekend. Mrs C. Elliott received word of the death of her brother Mr. Alvin Peters, at Port Hope last week. Mrs. Eva Miller, Cobourg and Mrs. Harry Moore, Whitby, visited Mrs. W. Covert, Saturday. The R. Dow family, Ottawa, visited Mrs. W. Covert for the weekend. Mrs. B. Bull and Marilyn, Tyrone, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. Inglis, Saturday. The Cecil Graham family, Peterboro, visited Mrs. W.O. Graham, Sunday. Mrs. McCulloch visited relatives in Peterboro for a few days. Mrs. Cecil Stephens, Peterboro, spent a few days with her father, Mr. John McKague. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Peebles spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. W. Peebles at Apsley. Mr. and Mrs. Kvistbo and family, Toronto, and Miss Ethel McKague, Bowmanville, visited Mr. John McKague, Sunday. Minister Leaves Colborne On Sunday, June 28, the congregations of the Colborne, Cramahe and Eddystone Baptist Churches will hear the farewell message of their pastor, the Rev. Keith G. Cooney. Rev. Cooney has served these three congregations for the past two years. During this time he completed his studies for the Bachelor of Divinity Degree which he was awarded at Convocation exercises at McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, in May. Rev. Cooney has recently accepted a call to serve as pastor of the Hanover Baptist Church, Hanover. Ontario. He, with his wife and two sons, will leave Colborne next week to take up residency in Hanover, to assume responsibilities the first of July. Colborne PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Ken McGill and sons, Rex-dale, were Saturday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Honey. All attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Poole, Hastings, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Honey called on Mrs. Maude Weire, Harry and Eva, Warkworth, and Mrs. Stanton Lawrence, Oak Heights, Sunday evening. Evening Guild The regular meeting of the Evening Guild was held June 10. at 8:30 p.m., in Parish Hall, with 15 present. Doris and Viva were in charge, but in the absence of Viva, Doris opened the worship period. Irene Corbyn was at the piano. President Lil Mutton presided over business, reminded members that this was the last meeting until September, and hoped to see everyone out then. She thanked Maude Connors for her help during her absence, also members for their support at Confirmation Class Breakfast. Sixty young people, their parents and God-parents attended. Doris Hall presided for the rest of the evening; games were enjoyed, a get-well card was signed by members to be sent to Viva who suffered a hand injury. The evening ended with a delicious lunch prepared by hostesses, Doris and Viva. Legion LADIES AUX. On Monday evening, June 15, 1970, about 40 members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 187, assembled at the Queen's Hotel, Colborne, for dinner at 6:30 p.m., celebrating the 35th anniversary of the institution of this Auxiliary in June 1935. All members present enjoyed the declious dinner prepared by the propietors, Mr. and Mrs. J. Scarlett, and on behalf of the Auxiliary, the President, Com. Florence Lee, expressed the thanks of the membership to Mrs. J. Scarlett and her assistant. Following this, the members gathered at the Legion Hall for their regular monthly meeting. Boys Softball Colborne PERSONAL SERVICE Variety llAT. MED. - TOYS - GIFTS MACS. - CARDS -BABY WEAR CHOCOLATES & SUNDRIES Mai Brightoi OUG HAIG Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning CLAIRE HECLA HEATING SYSTEMS Brighton 475-2823 fTTDon Hannah QUALITY CARS BOYD'S Mens Wear MADE TO MEASURE CUSTOM READY MADES 32. Main St.. Brighton, 475-1933 The Colborne Lions played their opening game against Grafton Aces on June 15. It was a good game, considering this was their first attempt as a team, but were unfortunate in losing to the Aces, 11-6. On June 19, Colborne Tigers defeated the Colborne Bears, 19-17, in a close tussle. The game involved some great hitting by both teams, and a couple of outstanding catches by both Gordon Knapp and Steve Pickham. However, all players deserve credit for a good game showing great team spirit. Colborne Lions whipped the Colborne Bears, 13-11, June 22, with the pitching of Carmen Stirling, and everybody on the teams were on their toes. As our home games with all three teams have been close, it is evident they ara fairly evenly matched. Lakeport Mrs. Nan Nichols and Miss Isobel Nichols, Toronto, recently visited friends in the village. Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson, spent Tuesday with relatives in Port Hope. Mrs. Alice Horvath, Toronto, is visiting her sister, Mrs. S. Wasylyk. Mrs. Lou Scholes, Sturgeon Point, spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. Ruby Oke. Randy Oke and his mother are spending the summer vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Scholes. Mr. and Mrs. T. Cross and children, Cobourg, called on Mr. and Mrs. K-.L. Palmer. Mrs. Ruby Oke, Mrs. Leonard Oke and Mrs. Joe Nelson, attended the dinner at the Legion Hall, Colborne Monday, held by the Ladies Auxiliarv of Branch 187. Mr. Fred Payne, Fenelon Falls, recently-visited Mrs. M 0"Connor. Harold Colling, Colborne. called on friends here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. N. Dinksdale, Mark and Michael were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. K.L. Palmer. Miss Susanne Kristensen, Toronto, was home for the weekend. ROLLIE'S MARINE BRIGHTON Open daily until 9 p.m., Saturday until 4 p.m., Sunday l - 4 p.m. See all that's new and exciting in Boating, including the fantastic Spectra Hovercraft. REMEMBER -better deals are always made at ROLLIES. Factory trained Mercury Outboard mechanics. HENN Electric FARM & POLE SERVICE Call COLBORNE 355-2323 DOVE'S TAVERN RESTAURANT Entertainment & Dining Colborne FRI. & SAT. 355-2335 GRADE A 21/2 - 3lb. average CHICKENS 33* * »•••••••••••••••••••••• GARBAGE BAGS 3 PFORS1-00 i i ^^^^^ 19 oz. CREAM STYLE Corn or Green Peas 5 0R $1. CARNATION ! EVAP. MILK j 6 TALL TINS for I'00 j HENDERSON FOODMARKET BRIGHTON