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KIRBY N'EWS 'l'ie final cai d pax lv foi the season was hield at Kirbv)N Centennial Sehool on Satu- Sevening with ten tables. Th efucky inners for- the evening {,vere Brenda Lowery foi- Highi Lady,,Shirley John- son for low lady. Violet, DUnlop for High man and Dave Thrower for iow mani. The door prize was won by Mrs. W. Brunt. Those donat- ing Ilicle viyprizes were Alma WVatson, Betty Newell, Siedinan Store, Newcastle, G(, \ WBF. Station and NooPe's Restaurant. l'le comn- irnittvo would like to thank fvron or thle attendance. pîrizes and lunch provided for these card parties and anyone who hielped in any way. Mrs. Katy Lowery and Mrs. Brendla Lowery attended Grand Lodige the latter part of last week at Belleville. DX SERVICE STATION! Highway .95 and 115, just north of Newcastle Featuring: Premium Quality Productsi At the Most Reasonab1e - Prices Stove 011ci ' Available in any qapfý Phone 98741215, Mrs. Sian Chapman and Cair were Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Touchburn Orono. Congratulations to the new parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ransberry on (lhe birth of a baby daughter Briare Dawn on April i3th. Another grand- daughter for Harold and Norma. Miss Janet Duval, David and Marilyn Rutherford, Orono, Bob and Joan Patter- son, Jody of Port Hope were birthday party guests with mr. and Mrs. Jim Rutherford and Dick on Sunday it being Joan's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cochrane, visited her sister an d parents at Whitby, on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bail were Suniday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mercer and Kenny Hampton. Miss Janice Rutherford and Mr. David Smith TQronto, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sid Rutherford. Miss Marilyn Ham wi, Winnipeg, spent the Easter holiday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Don Hamm. KENDAL The week of April lSth was perfect with sunny skies and fine weather. Last weekend also weas ideal but such conditions cause a certain fire hazard. On Suinday affernoon the Hendersons were burning some rubbish when the fire got away from them, burning the dry grass in Lowery's field and running across the field's to Cathcart's farm. Fortunately the Orono Fire Brigade and some twenty mven were able to bring it to a halt. Some Kendal ladies made m-aple syrup. IIîey report a good flow of sap this year and this writer has sampled the quality and th'at is excellent. Thiere ~was a good attend- ance at chiurch on Sunday and a full choir. They sang, "WIhen, the roll is called up yonder." Mlr. Morris Bradley read the scripture John :3 v. 1-17 and chose as his subject "The greatest is love." One of the questions hie asked, was "What does God think of man's great waste of his universe, especially the ato- niic testini g grounds in the south seas where nothing will grow on these islands for at least one hundred years, and millions of fish were destroy- ed?" Next Sunday mr. D. Dale of Oshawa will take the service. After the service at 12:30 a social hour will be enjoyed in Kendal church wheni we wîll, talk to these four men Mr. and MI. Marvin, Mr. R. His, Mr. D. Dale and Mr. M. Bradley. ,who have served the Newton- ville charge so devotedly for the past four months. The Orono Building Contractor Dr 98 ick- Block -Concrete Stone Work Carpentry -Cabinet Work 3.54 Floors - Tue 41 Orono people from Shiloh and New- tonville will also be there in Kendal at this farewell lunch- eon. The flowers in the church on Sunday were 'in memnory of IMrs. Trim Sr. of Shiloh and of Mrs. Ethel Geary of this village. Mrs. Geary was born in 1904. She and George were twin children of Mr. and Mrs. George Pope. George Pope her brother passed away in September 1969. The family moved tW Kendal in 1912 and bought the farm now owned -by Mr. P. Newell. Mrs. Geary has been in a rest home in Toronto recently because of iii health. Friends attended her funeral in the Lang Memorial Chapel in Orono on Monday, April 15th. 'Congratulations to Mrs. Mildred Falls who will cele- brate her ninetieth birthday on April 25th. The family will have a birthday dinner. -On Friday night of this week. the Doubles Club will hold their organization, meeting in the Kendal Sunday School room. Mr. M. Bradley would like to see a good number from Kendal, Shiloh and Newtonville attend this meet- ing in Kendal church. On Saturday night of this week the Kendal Women's Instîtute wvill hold their annual Penny Sale in the Kendal Public Schooi commencing at 8 p.m. Many valuable articles will be displayed in the school on Saturday afternoon April 27th. Miss C. W.- Stewart enter- tained her neice Mrs. Dan Keene of Scarborough her son Jeffery and new littie sister Jenna Mlarie also Mrs. Ciel- land and daughter Susan on, Wednesday of last week. IF yoUV E TéQ/Eb US THEN WEVE BOTH losT., WE"0 YOUR Ï8SiNeS Chatterton E lectric ORONO, ONTARIO Phone 983-5546 or 983-5940 Ham iltons Insurance Service Your Friendly Agencý FOR Ail Personal & Commercial I nsurance SADIE HAMILTON SUE SAWYER JIM HARE For dependa ble Service e83-51 15 ST. SAVIOURS ANGLICAN Established 1869 Regular Sunday Worship Service.- 10:00 a.m. Moly Commuion- First and Third Sundays. Morning PrAyer- Second and Fourth Sundays Holy Baptism by appointment wi!th Rector 987.4M4 Rev. H. Robert Hayne, B.A., L.Th. Durham County Sales Arena 01IU>NO, ONTý. LIVESTOCK SALE Every Thursday Evening 7: 30 p. ni. SHEEP-CATTLE, HOGS- HORSES BUSINESS 983-9363 HOME: 623-4685. BILL MOSLEY mm mm mmm mm i mmmmm mm-m j HALES :Sand and Gravel * It.R. 2, NEWCASTLE *Pit Run Gravel * and Bulldozingy * CALL BILL HALEg IPhone 786-2972 or 786-2940 i KINSMEN i and RED CROSS Bl1ood Don ors CIinic Bowmanville Lions Centre Wedne sday, .May lst 1:30--4:30 6:30 -9:00 if ride needed phone Lions Centre 623-9010 Babysitting available atCentre In accordance with a Resolution of the New~castle Town Council, Daylighit Saving Timie will be ini effect in the Town of Newcastle. (rom 12:01 a ni. Sunday, April 28th untit 12:01 a.nm. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 27th, 1974 Sndayý April 28th wvitl be on Dayvlighit Saving Tine. ('locks should be pot Iorward oune hour. J NL IctlIi4I.MN.C.T. (TN I.RK T(;%N N OF NEWý%C \SITE