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Page 8 - The new executive of the Senior Citizens Social Club of Brighton are; seated Tena Ruthven, president,Lucy Scott, treasurer, Marie Chatterson, recording secretary and Maria Lyons, second vice president, standing Frank Amodeo first vice president, George Ellery past president and Hilda hennessey assistant recording secretary; absent Charlotte Phalen correspondent secretary and Ruth Martin Squadron takes two firsts The Pres Qui'lle Power Squadron took two firsts and a second at the Quinte District Power Squadron rendevous held in Trenton recently. In the Little Corby mixed crew, Bob Wilkinson of Cobourg lead his crew to first place. The members of the crew were his wife Eileen, son George, and Ron and Mary Ringrose of Brighton. Skipper Eileen Wilkinson helped her crew win the squadronette trophy. Gwen Ventress, of RR 4 Brighton and Mrs. Ringrose were the crew members. Bob Wilkinson's crew composed of Busy week for OPP It has been a busy week for the Brighton detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police. They answered 10 calls and investigated 84 occurances. George Wilkinson, George Ventress, Ron Ringrose and Gord Lafortune of Brighton took second in the Richardson trophy competition. All of the trophies were won on the boat, Jane Eyre III which is owned by Bob Wilkinson. Trenton man injured A Trenton man received minor injuries as the result of an accident on Little Lake Road on June 23. Allan Frauts, 36 Dominion St., Trenton, was westbound on Little Lake Road near South Cramahe School when his car left the road and struck a tree. There was $1,500 damage to the car. Frauts was the only passenger in the car. COLBORNE AND CRAMAHE RECREATION AND ARENA COMMITTEE SUMMER PROGRAMME Swimming Classes - 2 Courses - 1st Course July 2 to 26 -2nd Course July 29 to Aug. 23 Castleton - Morganston Area - AM - 2 Classes per Course - at K.B. Park. Colborne • South Cramahe Area - PM - 2 Classes per Course ~ at Little Lake Summer Activity Program' es - July 2nd to Aug. 16th. 9:30 to 3:30 Daily. Bring Lunch (1) North Cramahe - at Castleton Public School (2) South Cramahe - at South Cramahe Public School (3) Colborne West - at Memorial Park (4) Colborne East - off Parliament Street Bus transportation to Swimming Classes and Activity Program available daily. FINAL REGISTRATION FOR BUS ROUTE: Wednesday, June 26th, 1974 FEE SERVICE PER COURSE ■ $10.or $15.00 per family. No fee for Summer Activity Program Pick up Registration forms from your School Teacher or at the Recreation and Arena Office, Monday thru Friday. For further information phone 355-2845 Seven day canoe trip Sixteen Brighton area people recently spent a week canoeing in Algonquin park. Early on a Thursday morning the campers left for their seven day adventure. They started the canoe trip at Portage Store and headed down Canoe Lake. The camp for the first night proved to be a battle with the mosquitoes and black flies. One lesson learned about camping was to string your food up in a tree. Vera Chomacki learned the hard way when she had her food stolen by a racoon. Steve Auld and Dave Dingle had their camp site visited by a bear but no damage was done. Friday proved to be a tough day as the travellers tackled the longest portage of the trip, a winding, hilly trail extending nearly a mile and a half. Youth centre There were two portages separated by a long lake before Misty Lake was reached. The next day was used for drying out and fishing. On the Monday they encountered rapids on the Petawawa River. The trip was nearly 60 miles long with three and a half miles of portage. opens The Colborne Youth Centre officially began operations last week. The first three days consisted of organizing and talking to the youth in the community. A pop machine was installed and shuffle board is now being painted on the floor. Questionaires were handed out and asked to be brought back to a meeting on Thursday night. They asked how many youths between the ages of 13 and 19 were interested. A sock hop will be held at the Youth Centre on Thursday, June 27, beginning at 7:30 p.m. King St. W. Colborne 355-2829 Known by Service The White House Inn of Brighton is happy to announce its summer dining schedule BREAKFAST A leisurely breakfast will be served daily 9-10 a.mi LUNCH Lunch for business people and the general public will be served daily from 12 o'clock noon till 2 p.m Reservations not necessary. DINNER Evening dinner will be served daily from 5 p.m.through 7:30 p.m., by reservation only. Please call before 2 p.m. MONDAYS dining available to registered Inn guests only. TEA 4 TOUR The traditional Tea & Tour of THE WHITE HOUSE INN will be resumed every Wednesday and Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. We know you'll enjoy seeing this grand old Ontario landmark. We look forward to seeing you anytime. THE WHITE HOUSE INN 475-1212 ELECT GEORGE CUNNINGHAM THE MAN FOR PRINCE EDWARD--HASTINGS FROM PRINCE EDWARD-HASTINGS CUNNINGHAM, GEORGE LIBERAL LIBERAL COMMITTEE ROOMS DUNDAS ST. EAST TRENTON 392-3529 PUBLISHED BY THE PRINCE EDWARD-HASTINGS LIBERAL ASSOCIATION