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Thursday, Nov. 14, 1968 COLBORNE CHRONICLE - page four » C.W.L. Tykes Devils 6 Trent Valley 1 Trt. Vly- Jay Mills Devils: Gil Carey 4 John Martin 1 Ralph Baitley 1 Kevin Rath earned assist on John Martins Tigers 8 -- Cubs 0 Dave Peckham 3 Bryon Moore assist- on 2 Bryon Moore 3 Dave Peckham assist.on2 Ron Dale 1 Gord Hetherington 1 Novice Wed- Night Grafton 1 -- Buffaloes 0 Gordon Prentice scored the only goal of the game for Grafton- Our new entry. Buffaloes missed a few good chanches to tie or win the game- A good game for the opening of the season. Pee Wee Mon Night Beavers 4 -- Tigers 1 Wed Night Tigers 4 -- Dodgers 1 Dodgers goal by Steven Rath Tigers goals: Robbie Moore 3 Robbie DeKyser assist. 1 Eddy Van Egman 1 Games are played Mon. Night, 6p-m, to 8 p-m. Wed Night, 6p-m. to 8pm Minor Hockey needs your help- For the 25c. admission fee you are helping the worth-while effort of Minor Hockey and a'so getting the best entertainment possible. Just ask someone that has seen a game- Mrs. Shirley Carey opened her home for the November meeting of the C-.W.L-, Tuesday November 5, thirteen members were present-President Christine Wood opened the meeting with the League prayers. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Anne HiU and approved- Kathleen Carey gave the treasurers report. The principal item on the agenda was the final plans for the Annual tea and bazaar to take place November 9- The business of the evening disposed of, the ladies gathered round the table and enjoyed a delicious cup of tea and refreshments, followed by a social hour- The December meeting will be at the home of Mrs- Vera Haley-Several ladies of the Colborne Council drove to Port Hope, November 3, to attend the regional meeting of the Lakeshore parishes including Bow-manvi'le, Port Hope, Cobourg, Grafton and Colb. BUDGET: A method of worrying before you spend instead of afterward THERMO-ENGRAVED WEDDING STATIONERY (continued) it is high time something happened, as we were accumulating altogether too much tin and tinsel for correct mobility. If the Boche will only adopt some of the stuff we have left behind I can assure you right here he is ucked. It licked us and will lick any army. What you want in war are bayonets and not some of the pig farms, fat collectors, and all that sort of stuff. Say do you know we had a fellow whose title was Officer Commanding FMes. We have had to create safe vacancies until the thing was getting a bit crowded, and it was rumored that they were about to create a commission of officers to report, why there weren't any vacancies. Of course we were so comfortable that the boche naturally got jealous of our quarters and one foggy morning the 21st of last month he commenced, and he never quit until he had accumulated enough for all of his army. I know this will read like a fairy story, but later on it will all come out; it is a fact. He was going to go right through to the sea, but our dear old Allies owned the land there so they were hustled out of Paris in motor cars and buses and all that sort of thing and disputed the way. The old boche by that time had corns on his feet from walking so far, so he took up his abode in some handy villages close by and is there yet. Of course in this war where you have control of the propaganda it is very easy to start a good story, freckled with a little deep hazy stuff to cloud the public mind about matters that they do not know about, CASTLETON Mr, Mrs. Robert Broomfield, Consejon visited Mr. Mrs- C. Inglis: Mrs- R- Brker, Mrs. F-Warner and Mrs. F- Welton spent a couple of days in Kingston with Mr-Mrs. Mel Gummer. Mr, Mrs- Vaughan Ing- lis and children visited Mr, Mrs. Lloyd Inglis at Kingston for weekend- Mr. Kingsley Welton was home for weekend: Mr W- Wentworth is a patient in Kingston Hosp-and Mrs. enworth is visiting her daughter Mr, Mrs Robert Fife, Kingston: Miss Pat Holmes, Ottawa spent the weekend at Mr., Mrs- G- Weltons: The Jones boys returned from a weeks hunting with 3 deer: The Sunday School winter schedule at the United Church service at 10-45 and church service 12.15: Mrs- F- Welton spent a couple of days with Mrs. R- Baker: Mr-, Mrs- Lyle Welton and family, Lindsay were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. F- Welton: Quite a few from here went to the Ice Capades in Toronto, Saturday: /Mrs- F- SemMtch accompanied her son, Mr. Bill Semlitch, Colborne to Chicago on Monday to attend the funeral of her brother Mr Ploder: The Community Club will hold a workshop as their regular meeting on Tues. Nov- 19, in the Ha'l everyone urged to attend- A memorial service was held at the Cenotaph on Monday. Rev Parsons in charge. AUCTION SALE Brighton Auction Hall. SAT. Nov. 16, at 1 p-m. Antiques and Household Furnishings. China Cabinet, Book-case, 4 Post Bed, Chest of drawers, Chairs, Rockers, Tables assort-, Cast-iron Stove, Settees, Grama-phone, Fine Glass and China (pressed cut etc.,) 50 Folding Card Table Type Chairs, Quantity of Light Fixtures, Quantity of Ceiling Tile, School Desks, Modern Refridge-ator, H-D- Range, Wash-irig Machine. Items arriving Daily- A Nice Sale --Ted Hennesey( Auctioneer. ANNOUNCEMENTS INVITATIONS PLACE CARDS etc. Drop in and see the samples at the Colborne Chronicle KING STREET, COLBORNE PHONE 355-2107 WAIKI--STYLE RIBS .......... Pork spareribs roasted Ivuicy tender, glazed with a sweet sour fruit sauce and beautifully browned are just about tops on everybody's list of favourite foods. They're a wonderful entree for a buffet party and always welcome for a family dinner-Cut into 1 or 2 rib portions before glazing for sensational appetizers- ............