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•six COLBORNE CHRONICLE • Thursday, April 27th, 1967 COMING EVENTS EUCHRES, sponsored by the Evening Guild ot Trinity Anglican Church, will be held in the Parish Hall, at 8.30 p.m. Thursday, April 27th RUMMAGE SALE, Ladies' Aid of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Lakeport. Time: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., (1.30 p.m. to 9.00 p.m., April 28th. Lower room of Masonic Temple. PUBLIC SPEAKING Contest and Musical Evening, Colborne Public School on Thursday, April 27th, 1967, at 7.30 p.m. Lucky draw for tables will be made at this time. Come and support our young and talented orators! COLBORNE U.C.W. Rummage Sale, Friday, May 12th, in S.S. Hall, 10.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m. Donations received there Thursday afternoon and evening. For pick-up phone 355-2200. a27,m4 DONNYBROOK SALE, Castleton Town Hall, Saturday evening, June 3rd, 7.00 p.m. Auction, home baking, bazaar and rummage sale. Sponsored by Castleton U.C.W. COLBORNE HorticulturafSo-ciety invites you to hear Mr.. J. Schloen, rose grower of Ellesmere Nurseries, Monday, May 1st, at 8.00 p.m., in the Anglican Church Hall. COME ONE, Come All! To Che Centennial Rummage Sale, (NEW) and used merchandise, on Friday, May 5th, at the Masonic Banquet Hall, the time, 10.00 a.m. till 7.00 p.m., sponsored by the local Association of the Scouts. Cubs, Guides & Brownies. This is their Centennial Project, towards the completion of their Youth Centre. Mothers! please leave your donations of good used clothing, sized and priced, at Salem Radio & T.V. Store before Thursday, May 4th. a27,m4 FOR SALE TENDERS BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. John L. Watson (nee Marilyn Jones) proudly announce the gift of a son, John Allan, born April 17th. Weight 7 lbs., 9 ozs. Afternoon Tea & Dinners Canadian and Continental Home Cooked Meals '/2-mile East of oClborne on Highway No. 2 Phone 355 2431 Exhibition of hundreds of Salt & Pepper Shakers Admission 50c ROLY WHITLEY Real Estate Mortgage Broker For All Types of Real Estate Listings Solicited Local Representative ALF. MINAKER Phone 355-2202 Colborne WESTROPE'S SUNOCO Brake Service Wheel Balancing Dominion Royal Tires Tune Ups & N.A.L. Towing Service King St. E., COLBORNE PHONE 355-2841 ALUMINUM storm door. Size 30x78. Hinges left. Kitchen table and 4 chairs, arborite top. Good condition. Phone 355-3447. a20,27 50 SASH for hotbeds, com-plete with glass, $1.50. A. F. Clark, phone 475-0345. m4 SASH AND FRAMES, Screens Storm Sash, Aluminum Win dows and Doors, Cabinets, aW Custom Woodworking. Pittsburg Paint Dealer ED PEAKE WOOD PRODUCTS 112 Prince Edward Street, Brighton, Ontario 9x12 PATTERNED rug and scatter mat plus underpad, in excellent condition. White Venetian blind, 64" wide and 60" long, like new. Phone 355-3083. FINDLAY electric range with built-in coal or wood annex. Phone 355-2531. a27.ml __FOR RENT JUNE 1st. Lower duplex, full size basement. Mrs. W. W. D. McGlennon. WANTED SEWING ALTERATIONS. Plume 355-2930 tf 3-ROOM Apartment, downstairs, or small house. Phone 355-3005. a27,m4 WANTED TO BUY USED PIANOS, any condition. State height, make and asking price. Box 7, Chronicle. WORK WANTED CUSTOM corn planting. Phone 355-3139. SHEEP CLIPPING/. Licensed collector. O. Stacey, R.R. 1, Vernonville. a27,m4,ll H¥Lr^WANTED CLASS A Mechanic, in ne\> building. Apply to Box 8, Col MMicle. a27,n HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED planters and pullers for large acreage, one mile from Castleton. Steady work until Christmas if desired. C. R. Ramsey, Castleton, 344-7416. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Scarborough wish to announce the engagement of their daughter to Mr. Harold Glenn Kernaghan, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kernaghan of Colborne. Wedding to take place Jrfho 3rd at Old St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. NOTICE TO CREDITORS TAKE NOTICE that all creditors and others having claims against the Estate of Florence Matilda Dudley, late of the Village of Colborne, in the County of Northumberland, Widow, who died on or about the 31st day of December, 1966, are required to send particulars of the same to the undersigned on or before April 28th, 1967. AND FURTHER take notice that after the aaid date the Executors will distribute the Estate having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice. Dated at Colborne. Ontario. April 10th, 1967. THOMPSON, HOWELL & THOMPSON Box 400, Colborne, Ontario. Solicitors for the Executors TENDERS will be received by the Public School Board of the Township School Area of Haldimand - Alnwick for a caretaker for Lakeport Elementary School. Duties to commence July 1st. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close April 29th. Send tenders marked "Tenders for Caretaker" to Mrs. Evelyn Hoskin, Sec-Treas., R.R. 5, Cobou'-g. AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, April 29 -- Auction sale of farm implements, Massey Ferguson 303 Bull, with Super-Six front end loader with six foot bucket, Ferguson 35 3-pt. hitch, live P.T.O., Davis front loader, Massey 101 tractor, Ferguson 20 '85, 3-point hitch tractor. I.H.C. cultivator, 17-tooth, also full line plements 3-p itity Go to 4 corners, VA mile on Hwy. 2 to Hopkin St., '•■i mile. Watch for bill CARDS OF THANKS Robert Lillie, Sampbellford, , CIA representative, informed the meeting, Co-operators Insurance Association has a 10% reduction on premiums. • of young drivers who have completed this student driving course and obtained a certificate. Northumberland Federation Insurance chairman Douglas lohnston, Grafton, said, ^he Federation is interested in all phases of insurance". He introduced representatives of Durham Medical Co-operative, Hamilton Township Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance, and Co-operators Insurance Association. Each representative outlined insurance available from his company and i rd questions. COLBORNE Mrs. George Samis, Citizenship and Education; Mrs. Gordon Metcalf, Historical Research and Current Events; Mrs. Jack Watson, Home Economics and Health. Others remained the same. Sunshine, Mrs. Rusaw, Mrs. Cecil Reed, Mrs. Gordon Metcalf. The sunshine was won by Mrs. Ernest Mutton. The June meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Muttoon. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and helpers. ;. Bei 1 be ; i Co- he lovely flowers, cards and Sifts and all who came to visit ne while I was a patient in "renton Memorial Hospital. Uso for the many phone calls nd especially "thank you" to Men U.C.W. Harold Mutton IN MEMORIAAA JONES -- In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Donald Harry Jones, who passed away May 1, 1966. A beautiful memory of one We cherish still with love A day that comes with sad regrets To one that we will never forget. --Sadly missed by his loving wife, daughter, Dalene. N.F.A. MEETING HELD IN BRIGHTON "Ontario farmers spend $40 million annually on pecticides, and we need to be aware of the dangers involved in using them", said Donald Clarke, Campbellford, while speaking to the April 20 meeting of Northumberland Federation of Agriculture in Brighton. Mr. Clarke was a delegate to the annual Farm Safety Conference in Guelph recently. "The following precautions are a must when handling pesti-cides", stated Mr. Clarke. "Wear suitable clothing, be aware of any spills, make sure tho wind is blowing away from the operator, and destroy all empty containers". Mrs. Jack Webb, Roseneath, also reporting from the Farm Safety Conference, stated "85% of highway accidents are caused by human error, 10% are caused by mechanical, error and 5% are caused by road and weather conditions". "Do you know 40% of secondary schools have the driver training courses available, and yet less than 5% of elegible students take these courses," asked Mrs. Webb. to learn she is a patient bourg General Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery and home with the family RIDGE ROAD W.I. The annual meeting of Ridge lioad Women's Institute was held April 13th al the home of Mrs. Claude Goodrich with 11 members, 2 visitors, and 1 Roll call, "Pay fees and give a suggestion for next year's programme". Mrs. Honey presided. Correspondence included short course, leader training course, draw tickets from Golden Plough Lodge at Cobourg for their annual tea, and a letter from Eric Daniels, our ioster child. Report of a U.F.O. market that was held in Colborne years ago, and pictures for the scrap book were given by the convener, Mrs. Metcalf. "Perils ot Penny Pinching" by Mrs. Ernest Mutton. Mrs. Evely presided for the election of officers. She was elected president for 1967-68. PENSIONS AT 67 IN JANUARY NEXT An extra 40,000 persons in Ontario will become eligible for Old Age Security pension in January, 1968, and so should be making application at This time. These are the people who will reach 67 by the end of this calendar year. Canadian citizenship is not re-quired for eligibility. Mr J. G Parsons, Regional Director of Old Age Security for Ontario, stated that applications from persons borrt in the year 1900 have been very slow coming in to the Ontario Regional Office. Less than 3,-000 or 7.7 percent were received by the end of March. Old Age Security applications, along with an explanatory booklet, may bo obtained from any Post Office, and should be sent to the Regional Director of Old Age Security, 25 St. Clair Avenue East, Toronto 7, Ontario. Since an applicant must prove age, birth or baptismal certificates should be sent in with application. If such documents cannot be submitted, t h e application should be completed and sent to the Regional Office with a note explaining why the required certificates cannot be obtained. The Regional Office will then assist the applicant to find other evidence of age. CLEAN UP WEEK your local horticultural society is sponsoring a clean up WEEK therefore I hereby Proclaim May 1 - 6 CLEAN UP WEEK IN COLBORNE For Beauty, Health & Civic Pride Clean Up -- Paint Up d. Mclaughlin Reeve REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BRIGHTON BAY--WINTERIZED COTTAGE, 2 bedrooms, large living room with open kitchen, 3-pc. bath. Water on pressure from new well. 300 yds. from fishing, swimming, boating. Large, lot with good garden, and double garage. Would make a cosy retirement nome. Full price $8,500. Open to cash offers - see it this week. - COLBORNE -- GRACIOUS OLDER BRICK HOME on large secluded lot. New bath and ail furnace, govd kitchen. Large rooms, hardwood floors, 3 bedrooms, sunroom. $9,500.00 with $3,000 down. SALEM--6 ROOM HOUSE on 5/8 acre of good garden land. 3-pc. bath and kitchen with sink and cupboards. Taxes only $45.00. $5,000.00 full price with $2,000.00 village and summer properties For these and othei contact IACK oi GENE ARMSTRONG Division Street, COLBORNE. Phone 355-2402 GIBSON WILLOUGHBY LIMITED, Realtors