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Kendal1 News "He who from zone to zone guides thy certain flight Will in the long road that I must tread alone Guide my steps aright." On Monday morning May 8th several large flocks of wild geese went north. This is much later than other years about three weeks later. Jack Miner always held open bouse the second week in April when he expected the geese to be resting and feeding on his pond. They would be gone by April 18th at least hie told us in 1929. Since that time their numbers have increased many times. We saw at least a couple of thousand go by tbis morning. The Canada goose would have been gone like the passenger pigeon if Jack Miner had not opened bis farm as a safe game preserve for them: The pas- senger pigeons were so num- erous they darkened the sky as they passed over. This writer's grandf ather fired one shotgun blast into a flock of passenger pigeons and so may were killed and wound- edtat they filled the wagon box. Only the breasts were eaten in pigeon pie. On Sunday mornmng the church was a cheery place witb the beautiful sunshmne comning through thie stained glass windows and the v ases of tulips and, daffodils adding to the coiour. We were pleased to have visitors from Kirby, Garden Hill, Shiloh and Newtonviile. Miss Cath- erine Stewart welcomed the visitors and introduced the guest speaker Mrs. Bob Ana Dickson one of the vice presidents of the Oshawa Presbyterial United Church Women. She has four of a family and attends Northmin- ister United Church, Oshawa which is celebrating its fîf- tieth Anniversary this year. Mm:. M. Stevens read the scripture Psalm 119: 64, 69, 127-131 and 1 John 4:7-16. Mrs. A .Foster and Mrs. A. Tizzard sang as a duet, "God will take care of you". A fine message was brought by our speaker entitled "Liv- ing Love". Mr. and Mms. Alan Dickson and Mms. 'H. Lowery had Sunday dmnner with Mr. and Mrs. G. Cathcart. Kendal Women's Institute' wil hold their annual Penny Sale this Saturday, May l3th. In the afternoon at 2 p.m. there will be the bake sale of home cooking in Kendal Public School auditorium. At 8 p.m. the Penny Sale will begin. Lunch will be served at the close. Kendal United Church Women met at the home of Miss Catherine Stewart on May 3rd. This was a beautiful evening and there were ten ladies present and two guests namely Mms. B. Campbell and Mr. Robert Burton who is principal of the Oshawa Sehool for Crippled Children. Mrs. R. Elliott opened the meeting with the hymn Faith of our Fathers and the scripture reading of Hebrews .13. Mrs. J. Stapleton read a -ýem "God sfill caes. r. to Social Service". Mrs. E. Poster now asked our guests to tell us about Participation H-ouse. They showed slides on the one in Markham which is the only one in the world for handicapped aduits. Several others are planned including the one at Bowmanville. Our United Church Women gave them a cheque for $50.00 towards Participation House. Lunch was prepared by Mrs. D. Skerrall and MIrs. A. Low. This was enjoyed and our guests departed. Then the minutes were read and the financial report given. Plans were made for our U.C.W. Sunday and for the Scarlet Lodge banquet May 27th. Miss C. Stewart stated she would like to donate a new church door in memnory of the, "Stewart Family". The ladies expressed their appreciation of her generous gift and made Next meeting June 7th is to be held in the church. Good used clothing is to be brought for a bale to this meeting. 110'BI WEEKS 0F