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COLBORNE CHRONICLE Thursday, March 4th, 1965 unehes. Afternoon Tea, Dinner Canadian and Continental Home Cooked Meals V2-mile East of Colborne on Highway No. 2 Phone 355-2431 QUEEN'S HOTEL COLBORNE Comfortable Rooms Excellent Meals First Class Accommodations at Reasonable Rates -h^s. D. Wood, Proprietor AUCTIONEERS RAY and ROY WILLIAMS CAMPBELLFORD Phone 483 or 109 S Wm. L. BIGFORD AUCTIONEER R.R. 2, Brighton PHONE: Brighton 475-05)11 (Collect) CLIFF DENNY AUCTIONEER Colborne, Ontario DIAL 355-2106 WASHING MACHINE SERVICE (any make) New automatic Washers, Dryers Ironers, Refrigerators, Freezers DeLaval and Beatty Pumps and Stable Equipment Wm. GORDON SMITH Phone 355-2432 Colborne COMING EVENTS THE UNITED CHURCH Women's Organization invites all ladies to a fellowship evening with other church women from all denominations in the Christian Education Centre, Trinity United Chureh, Cobourg, on Monday evening, March 15th, 1965, at 8.30 p.m. Guest speaker will be Mrs. H. Krug, Chairman, Women's Services, Ontario Division, .Canadian Cancer Society, from Kitchener, Ontario. Refreshments will be served. BINGO in Grafton Town Hall Thursday, March 4th, 8.30 p.ni 20 regular games, Share the Wea'th and Jackpot. Grafton Legion. mar4,18 The Office of DR. C. J. McQUOID Chiropractor will be CLOSED on Saturday, March 6th REAL ESTATE COLBORNE ELECTRIC and MACHINE REPAIR Rebuilt Generators -- Starters Voltage Regulators Motor Rewinding Radiator Repairs Lawn Mower Repairs Toronto Road COLBORNE Dial 355-2103 Custom Butchering Done at Licensed Slaughterhouse Meat at Competitive Prices G. PETERSEN Phone 59-r-21 Warkworth CONTACT HILTON WHITE Phone 355-2303 Colborne PROPERTIES WANTED IN COLBORNE & CRAMAHE AREA -- to be ready for an anticipated, active spring market in all types of Real Estate. We are looking for new listings. We are proud of our association with one of Canada's oldest and most reliable Realtors. J. A. Willoughby and Sons. Ltd. Our new spring catalogue will soon go to press. List now and avail yourself of Ontario-wide advertising coverage. Consult: JACK & GENE ARMSTRONG Division St., Colborne Phone 355-2402 Representing J. A. Willoughby & Sons, Ltd. Realtors 46 Eglinton Ave. E., Toronto, Ont. HOUSE FOR SALE IN BRIGHTON six room house on 78 Main Street (Business Section) for sale or exchange for farm. Apply Dr. N. Stsehoka, Ellis Park Road, Toronto 3. ONTARIO BUSINESS COLLEGE ! Est 1868 Limited Next Classes begin April 5 NIGHT CLASSES every Wednesday 7-9 p.m. Write or Telephone 54 Victoria Avenue BELLEVILLE 962-0870 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED with brand new septic tank cleaner with vacuum pump Price $25.00 LOUIS REDDOM Brighton Phone 475-2825 BACKHOE WORK Trenching -- Backfilling Loading -- Excavating Phone: Days 475-2600 Evening 475-0340 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 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 WANTED TO BUY COMPLETE CONTENTS of old estates, furniture, dishes, etc. Also individual antiques and old coins, guns. Write L. Pope. 253 Ridout St., Port Hope, Ontario. jan7-marll FRANK E. BARRY & SON Realtors RESIDENTIAL -- FARMS Mortgages Arranged Telephone 392-9229 60 Middle St., Trenton Local Representative: Mrs. Isobel MacDonald Telephone 475-2461 RANSOM & WATSON Ontario Land Surveyors 344 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 Circle "C" Floor Cleaning and Sanding COMPLETE JANITOR SERVICE COBOURG Phone (collect) 372-3675 FOR SALE 1957 MONARCH in real good condition. Price $450.00. Phone 355-5514. THREE ELECTRIC FIXTURES, (two living room and a dining-room) from a city home. Phone 355-3022. FOR SALE BY TENDER VERNONVILLE CHURCH Shed, 100'x54'. To be removed from premises. Tenders close March 31. Apply R. T. McMurray, Ver-nonville, phone Grafton ll-r-3. mar4,ll,18 BIRTH HALL -- Bob, Frank, Patsy and John would like to announce the arrival of a brother, Richard James, weighing in at 6 lbs., 10V4 ozs. Proud parents are Charlie and Doris. O'NEILL -- Norman and Kathy O'Neill are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Tricia Mac Millan, February 22, 1965. A sister for Arlis, Shane and Eirin. CARDS OF THANKS f would like to thank all those who remembered me with cards and telephone calls during my recent illness. A special thanks to the Bowes Co. ladies for.the lovely plant. Mrs. Keith Stimers CARD OF THANKS Dear friends: My very grateful thanks to you and to all who have helped me to my feet after a serious fall on icy streets in Cobourg last month. To unknowns in Cobourg who bore my weight, to Dr. Stobie, and the very efficient and kindly staff of the hospital, to all the friends in Colborne and elsewhere who have phoned or written or visited, to the Rev. E. S. Bull, who has moved with his family this week to Toronto to become Rector of St. Thomas Church, and very specially to those who day by day drove my wife to visit me in hospital. The whole experience was a very rich reward for my hard work during a whole winter some years ago in raising nearly $10,000 from Colborne folk to help build the new wing of the Cobourg General Hospital. Needless to say, they put me in the eldest part, Indeed in the only available bed. Dr. Stobie and the whole staff spoiled me outrageously, as they taught me -- the second time in eighty years or so -- to use my two feet. We can be very proud of, and grateful for, our hospital. Again, my thanks to all. Alec Hardie AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE of Hereford springer cows, stockers, team of colts ris. 2 years, and Real Estate consisting of 100 acre farm, new 5-room frame house with oil furnace, hip-roof barn, cement stables, and stanchions. 75 acres workable 10 acres bush, running water in pasture, 2M> miles southeast of Castleton the property of Jos. Vasile, Saturday, March 13, at 1.30 p.m. Property offered for sale at 2.00 p.m. Murray C. Noble, Auctioneer. tendance at these rallies. Dates for March workshops were announced and several ladies volunteered to attend. Used clothing for a three or four year old boy is to be brought in not later than the end of April. Final arrangements for the Turkey Supper were completed. It was decided to insert a large ad in this week's Chronicle concerning the event. Mrs. Don Chatterson invited the UCW to her home for the March meeting. At the conclusion of the business session, an hour of worship and program was enjoyed. The hymn, 'God Reveals His Presence' was sung in unison. With the help of Mrs. Ralph Carman, Mrs. Thos. Everden and Mrs. George Peters, the program convener, Mrs. Jack Smith, introduced the study book, "God and His Purpose. Dramatic Bible reading, followed by buzz groups, proved effective. The worship period was closed by prayer by Mrs. Smith followed by the hymn, "Grant Us Thy Truth to Make Us Free". "The Way in Trinidad" was the theme of the programme. A flip-chart with true or false" answers proved to be educational as well as interesting. Readings taken from the study book on Trinidad were contributed by Mrs. Everden and Mrs. Carman. Trinidad's National. Anthem was played by Mrs. Ashbridge. Mrs. Peters expressed her appreciation to the program committee and also to our hostess. Rev. French closed the program with prayer. The delicious lunch was served by the hostess and members of Mrs. Harold Chatterson's group. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our many friends and relatives, old neighbours and new, who, by their lovely gifts, cards and presence contributed I so much to the very happy oc- f tasion of our golden wedding celebration. Special thanks to Mrs. Covert and members of the U.C.W.: members and officials of Cramahe Council and an extra special thank-you to Mrs. Nina Warner who gave so much of her time and support. Sincerely, Lily and Lome Darling, Castleton. I would like to thank my friends and neighbours for the lovely cards and gifts, also thanks to Dr. Shaw, Dr. Ford and nurses on the 2nd floor for the wonderful care they gave Richard and myself while in hospital. Mrs. Charles Hall IN AAEAAORIAAA GUMMER -- In loving memory of our dear mother, Dorcas M. Gummer, who passed away March 6, 1964. God saw you were getting weary, So He did what He thought beet He came and stood beside you. And whispered, "Come and Rest". You wished no one a last farewell. Nor even said goodbye, You were gone before we knew it And only God knows why. Remembered always. Marald, Bill, Evelyn, Mary. AUCTION SALE of 40 cattle, grain, tractors and farm machinery, the property of Frank Adams. Lot 17 and 18, Con. 4, Twp. of Alnwick, one mile north of Roseneath, Saturday, March 20. Number of cattle including Holstein cows, heifers, yearlings and steers; machinery includes Allis-Chalmers AC tractor with plow and cultivator, Cockshutt No. 30 tractor, live drive and corn cultivator, S Case tractor, combine, harrows, wagon, mower, drill, roller, M-H grinder, buck rake - Army truck with racks and rake, hay blower with pipes, grain auger, 7-blade Case tiller, 2-fur-row plow, two stoves, electric separator, milking machine and quantity of oats, buckwheat and numerous other articles. Terms cash, no reserve as farm is sold. Sale at 1.00 p.m. Gerald Rogers, | Centreton, Auctioneer, phone j 84-r-2, Grafton. mar4,fl I WESTROPE -- In loving memory of our dear father, John Westrope, w h o passed away March 7, 1952. The flowers we place upon his ( May wither and decay But the love for him who sleeps beneath, Shall never fade away. --Ever remembered by his family. SALEM U.C.W. Mrs. R. W. French was hostess to fifteen members of Salem UCW on Wednesday evening of last week. Mrs. George Peters was in charge of the meeting. For her opening thought, Mrs. Peters chose a poem entitled, "God and His Purpose". This was most appropriate since our worship service was based on the book, "God and His Purpose". With Mrs. Ashbridge at the piano, the hymn, "When All Thy Mercies, O My God," was sung Following the regular reports, i Mrs. William Brown gave a de-i tailed report on the days oil fellowship enjoyed by Salem I PREMIER J. ROBARTS UNVEILED PROJECT FOR EXPO 67 Premier John Robarts recently unveiled the $5,000,000 project which will tell the Ontario story when Expo 67 opens its doors to the world in 1967. The premier presented a 13-foot model of the Ontario pavilion at a special press preview at Queen's Park. Ontario's pavilion, 115 feet high and covering more than 2Vi acres, will be made of plastic, steel, wood and glass, landscaped with 60 foot trees and tons of granite, all drawn, forged, grown or quarried in Ontario. The pavilion will be located on the south side of the He Notre Dame at the Centennial site in the St. Lawrence River. Its bold, sweeping lines will present a pleasing contrast to the neighbouring buildings. A spokesman for the firm of Fairfield and Dubois, architects of the Ontario pavilion, said: "We had in mind a parkland area in contrast with the buildings surrounding it". Stewart and Morrison Ltd., the designers, are developing more than 50 separate exhibits to give visitors a graphic picture of Ontario -- past, present and future. A walk through the pavilion will lead a visitor past the exhibits, which will begin with a child's "world of wonders" and end with "ideas for new found leisure". A series of exhibits will explain the importance of industry, business, agriculture, natural resources and human ingenuity in making Ontario Canada's most wealthy province. they redecorating the interior of our church. Mrs. J. Fenaughty reported on her day at the UCW Cobourg Fresbytenal meeting. Much in-1 formation is gleaned from at-1 REDCKOSS ALWAYS IHcRE WITH YOM HELP