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

page four * Colborne Chronicle Thursday, November 27, 1965 Castleton Library Euchre Winners Anglican Euchre Nov. 20th Ladies high, Phyllis Price Ladies lone Violet Peebles Ladies low Verna Hodges Mens high Frank Dayman Mens lone Bill Hoskin Mens lew Randy Beal HAY BAY (Near Napanee) LAKE FRONT LOTS Excellent swimming for children. SAVE over $1,000 by ordering now at Fall Wholesale Prices. Easy Terms. Phone or Write for Appointment to -- PITTS HOMES & COTTAGES LTD. COBOURG 416-.l72-94!)4 COLBORNE PERSONALS Mr., Mrs Roy Packard accompanied Mr., Mrs Geo Blyth to Mrs Dan Parks, RR 3 Trenton, for Sunday dinner. Mr., Mrs Gordon Honey spent the weekend with Mr., Mrs Ken McGill, Rexdale and were Monday dinner guests with their sister in law, Mrs. Leonaid Randall, West Hill. Old Timers Hockey Colbright Express 10 Warkworth 5 These teams met for the first time this season with Colbright winning. T McDonald led the Colbright scoring with 3 goals. S MacGregor had 2 with F Ko-ber, G Maskell, G Herley and J Rutherford getting 1 each. Warkworth goals were scored by B McComb with 2; D Mc-Comb, F Dyer & B Smith 1 each On Saturday Nov. 29 at 8:30, Baltimore will be the opposition This will be a good time for spectators to come and watch some good fast hockey. Can -Farm A new farm record Keeping system known as Can-Farm will be introduced in Canada this year. Can-Fram is a Federal Provincial undertaking, introd-ucd on a trial basis a few years ago and available to a limited number of farmers in each Province for 1970. It is a computerized system, very flexible and can be tailored to the type of information and detail required by the individual farmer. In brief Can-Farm provides tax fil ing information, a monthly cash operating statement and a monthly credit account statement as well as information useful for management decisions. There will be a fee of approximately $25.00 for this service Many farmers in the area are familiar with the 'Blue Book' which has been available in Ontario who are using thg blue book for a number of years. Farmers for their accounts and wish to have them analyzed through the University of Guelph arc reminded that the books should be completed by the end of December and forwarded to the iocai offices of the Ontario Department of Agriculture & Food for summarizing. The 1969 and 1970 blue book 'Farm Accounts' will continue to be analyzed through the University. It is hoped that by 1971 many farmers who are presently using the blue book will be on the new Can-Farm system. IN MEMORIAAA COTTER -- In loving memory of our darling son, David John who passed away November 24, 1950 age 2 years. Time passes quickly by, But love and memories never die. Always in our thoughts, Daddy, Mummy and Leslie OBITUARY CARTER -- William John, after a lengthy illness at Kingston Hospital on Sunday, November 16, 1969 in his 80th year. Beloved husband of Dorothy Tallomy, Colborne and dear father of Hazel (Mrs M Kashul) Oshawa, Alma (Mrs R Riudi-fcrd) Maple and Douglas of Orhawa. Also surviving, brother, Merenus of Delhi, Ont., six grendchildren and! one great grandchild. r>--'eeeased by his first wife Nina Peters in May, 1949 and one <n (in the navy) A.B Seaman George Fredrick, 1942. Also predeceased by one sister Ethel Millar and two brothers, Clarence and Harry. Burial was from Blacklock Funeral Home Grafton and Interment at St. John's Cemetery Port Whitby, Thursday Nov. 20, 1969. Rev R W French officiating. Paill bearers were, Gordon Ellis, Castleton; Grant Whaley Salem; Francis Kemp, Colborne; Tom McDonald, Colborne; Walter Rudy. Oshawa. Castleton library reports the acquisition of a quantity of scientific papers suitable for reference material for senior students. Some titles are: The Nature of Human Nature by Lewis Mumford ThP Nature of Man by Adojf Portmann Man's Relation to Man by Hannah Arendt Man's Relationship to Technology by Albert Wohlsetter Food Versus Population by Jean Maver World Population and Food Problems - Virginia Prewett Controlling the World Seabed by Luther Carter Clinical and Psychological effects of Marijuana in Man There are a number of essays on pollution, aggression, oil interests, human behaviour, population control, violence and man's struggle to adapt, etc. rhese essays are recognized by scientists, from lectures and scientific publications, and we are pleased to toe able to make them available. Library hours 2 to 4 o'clock on Saturdays and 1:30 to 3 o'clock on Tuesdays. Membership £1.00 per year: Evans Funeral Home ; JMM|jP- KING STREET WEST COLBORNE 355--2829 PERSONALIZED DISTINCTIVE SERVICE DOVE'S TAVERN - RESTAURANT Entertainment & Dining FBI. and SAT. 9 p.m. -1 a.m. YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE AN EXPERT TO QUALIFY FOR A FRANCHISE Our Research Dept. has now completed a one year survey of the Canadian market and has compiled a catalogue of 150 franchise opportunities. Many of these franchises can be operated from .your own home on a full or part time basis. The National Franchise Association of Canada ib now authorized to release this valuable data to the Canadian public and make available modern marketing techniques in the franchise field. Many -f these f'nr.ieh'ses are available direct to you with iio financial outlay and apply to men as well as women. The 1970 edition of our Franchise and Marketing Directory can now be obtained at cost (on a limited basis only.) A must for anyone contemplating entering the Canadian franchise field. To cover cost of publishing and handling . . . our cost to you is $2.00. National Franchise Association of Canada Director of National Research, Dept. 30-62 International Trade Mart Bldg. Suite 312-314 West Hastings Vancouver, B.C. NAME............................................................................................................... ADDRESS...................................................................................................... CITY ....................................... PROVINCE ....................................