The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Thursday, June 19, 1968 Colborne Chronicle News Of Castleton Mr Harry Moore, Whitby and Mrs Eva Miller, Cobourg visited Mr., Mrs W Covert, Sunday Mr., Mrs Jack Dingwall and family, Cobourg visited Mr., Mrs D Dingwall Sr. for the weekend. Mr., Mrs Pat Thomas and son Mark, Sudbury spent the weekend at Mrs E Moffats and Mrs Thomas's Mrs Thomas and Mark are remaining for 2 weeks. Mrs Grant Elliott spent the weekend at Georgetown and attended the wedding of her gran-daughter. Miss Laura Kynners- Gibson Willoughby Limited REALTORS EEST BUY OF THE YEAR -- Nearly new 3 bedroom Semi-winterized summer home, on waterfront. Lot 70'X 220'Lake Ontario, near Presqu'ile Beach. Modern 36X 20' on block wall. 4 pc. bath, fireplace paneled living room, wired for electric heat, floors lino and plywood, Insulated walls, ceiling. Partially furnished - H.D stove fridge. Easily adaptable for year round living. Full price $7900.00 ...... $2000.00 down COLBORNE CENTRE TOWN - Very sound 2 storey. 8 rooms, Brick on Lot 59'X217' -- 3 large bedrooms and bath up, double livingroom, dining room, roomy kitchen Oil F.A. heat, on sewers. Barn garage 20/X30'. Ideal for family or duplex Only $14,000.00 BUILDING LOTS: A number of excellent building locations in town and country -- Phone us for full descriptions. JACK and GENE ARMSTRONG, Agents R.R. 4, Colborne Phone 355-2402 G. E. FORCHUK REAL ESTATE BROKER TRENTON COLBORNE -- Lovely l>/2 storey home on 3Vn Acres, 3 nice building lots. Living room with fireplace, dining and 2 up. Full basement with finished rec. room. This room, lovely kitchen, 2 small bedrooms on main floor property could be V.L.A. or mortgage arranged. 2 STOREY ON PERCY ST. - Aluminum siding, Large living and dining room, 3 bedrooms, laundry room on main floor. Both Homes very close to Shopping 25 ACRES OF LAND -- Near Salem, approx 5 acres in 4 year old orchard. Excellent spring and pond site, deeds Partially wooded. This acreage can be divided, separate 60 ACRES WITH 44 ACRES WORKABLE -- Near Lake-port. Large barn with drive shed, approx. 100 apple trees and large creek crossing property. Vendor will hold mortgage. 150 ACRES NEAR SALEM -- 85 acres in top producing orchard. Modern 2 storey home with 5 bedrooms, large barn and drive shed. AH buildings in good condition. Full lin- c.e (GUTi-ent included. This fa m showing excellent returns and records ava;lable: JEAN PAPINEAU CASTLETON 344-7776 Queen's Hotel Proprietors -- Kay and DINING COMFORT AND PLEASURE in tihe HOSPITALITY ROOM CATERING for WEDDINGS and BANQUETS For your convenience - Colborne 355-2840 ley to Raymond Burrows, her son Mr., Mrs Ted Long, Mount Bridges brought her home and spent a couple of days. Mrs J Bailey is visiting her mother in Virginia a few days. Mrs Margaret Ferguson and Mrs Green, Frankford visited Mr., Mrs T Black, Wednesday. On Wednesday night the Castleton W I met at the home of Mrs W Turney with 19 present. The president, Mrs W Turney was in charge of the business. Reports of standing committee convenors, Mrs David Turney had the roll call, a place of in-| terest within driving distance, ' which brought many interesting places. Mrs Dora *Goodfe!Iow of Brighton was present and gave a very interesting travelogue of her trip to Hawai with slides. An auction was held with Mrs. Don Ducie as auctioneer. A lovely lunch concluded the meeting served by the hostess and Mrs G Carr and Mrs Covert. Mr., Mrs Mel Gummer, Carol Anne and Gregory, Kingston, Mr., Mrs. Russell Baker Pt. Hpe Mrs Nettie Harnden, Belleville, Mrs Arnold Harnden, Kingston were Sunday visitors of Mrs F Welton attending decoration services. Mrs F Welton is spending a week at J Kernaghans while they are holidaying in Bermuda Mr.7 Mrs F S Harnden, Grafton; Mr., Mrs H Black, Toronto and Mrs F Warner were dinner guests of Mr., Mrs T Black, Sun. Mr Lome Darling had an operation at Cobourg hospital on Thursday. Mr., Mrs Earl Darling, Victoria are visiting her parents Mr., Mrs L. Darling. Mrs. Iva Cross, Toronto visited Mrs F Prout, Wednesday Mr Wm. Covert is quite ill again with pneumonia, but is improving. Mrs S F Mallory, Toronto visited Mr., Mrs Gerald Welton on the weekend and attended Cemetery Decoration services. Mrs W Dickson visited Mr., Mrs C Inglis, Sunday. Mr., Mrs A Young, Hamilton and Mrs Pauline Neilson, Toronto spent the weekend at the Youngs home here entertaining quite a number of guests for dinner after Decoration service. Insurance For Schools Is Undecided After a lengthy discussion among Counties Board of Education, J. Gordon and J. Kerr of Insurance Agents' Association; and B. Bird, Commercial Insurance Specialist with a representative of the co-op insurance agency, R. Lillie, the matter was referred on June 12 to a meeting "in committee" for discussion by Board members. The question is insuring of the 84 schools in Northumberland and Durham on one policy. Two agencies have applied. Insurance Agents' Association submitted an annual premium of $22,944 and co-op insurance agency submitted $22,210 annually. IF YOU HAVE ORDERED HOCKEY PICTURES PLEASE PICK THEM UP AT THE CHRONICLE OFFICES NOW! AH orders are filled EUCHRE WINNERS June 12, Euchre winners Ladies high, Marjorie Kober;. Ladies lone, Goldie Cox; Ladies consolation, Verna Hodges. Mens high, V. May; Mens lone F. Dayman; Mens conslation, John Hodges; Lucky saucers. R. Griffir,, B. Knott. Thankyou from all organizations of Trinity Church for making our euchres such a success. School Bus Operators Challenged Garnet Whltfiled and Gordon Sherwin will attend Department of Transport hearing in Toronto, June 20, on the matter of charter bus privileges. Counties Board solicitor and Bruce Lester, supervisor of transportation, will also attend. School bus operators are being challenged on right to take students on long trips. COLBORNE PERSONALS Mr., Mrs E Magee anC son Jimmy of Toronto spent a few days with her aunt Mrs Maude Kirk A family picnic will be held at premises ot Mr., Mrs Les Fontaine and family, Parliament St. on June 29 Local' Youth Killed Larry Barchuk, Castleton lost his life when the plane he was travelling in to Labrador crashed. Larry was one of six flying to Labrador for a job. He was a third year university student. SPECIAL DANCE COLBORNE CRAMAHE COMMUNITY ARENA SAT. JUNE 21 Sponsored by Colborne Recreation Committee THE BEST IN COUNTRY AND WESTERN MUSIC AND SQUARE DANCING With GARY GIZZ WATT and the HITCH HIKERS PLUS SPECIAL GUEST STARS Proceeds for Colborne Cramahe Arena Building Fund STOCK CAR RACING SUNDAY, JUNE 22 OAK RIDGE SPEEDWAY IV2 miles North East of Colborne Race Start at l.Oo p.m. ADMISSION $1.00 Children under 12--FREE