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Kendal1 Do ail the good that you can By ail the means that you can In ail the ways that you can At ail times you can To ahl people you can As long as ever you can. John Wesley. On Sunday mornîng, June llth we were pleased to have our minister in his pulpît again after his illness. He thanked those who had assist- ed in his absence and said he had received twenty-seven cards one to represent each book of the New Testament. They said "We miss you". One had a Marine scene and referred to Jeremiah 6, verse 4. This tells that "the shadows of the evening are stretched out", but when the morning breaks those boats will put out to sea. People are reaching out to other people in love. One card had a Bible text, "Neyer fear for the Lord your God is with you and he will heal ah yvour diseases". He that healeth in the long ago has stili that same power. Then there was the recipe card: Add faith, hope, trust. The dlock said, "ten past twelve" on one card, then there was a rest period, and you're on your way again. Next Sunday, June l8th is the annual church parade of the Orangemnen from Kendal Lodge, No. 40j5. They will worship with us. The ladies of the U.C.W. will serve sandwiches and squares after the service. On Sunday afternoon some of us attended the Elizabeth- ville Sunday School Anniver- sary Service. This was an interesting event. Their sup- erintendant is Mrs. Morley McAllister and Mrs. E. Bur- ton the organist. Rev. W. Kennedy acted as chairman. The children sang several numbers. Mrs. Jean Kennedy told the childrens story and the Welcome Singers gave several numbers. A social time followed the service. The United Church Women met at the church kitchen on Thursday evening, dune 8th wîth mine members present and one visitor. The meeting opened with the sînging of "Trust and Obey". Miss C. Stewart read a prayer and the scripture. Then Mrs. M. Stevens opened her message with prayer and told of the coming of Christianity to hawaiî. Captain Cook set foot on Hawaii two hundred and fifty years ago so this event is being celebrated in various parts of the world thîs eyar. A young Hawaîîan lad wanted to sail with Captaîn Cook but he was flot taken because of his age. However he stowed away on the ship and was not found till they were far out to sea. Captain Cook was murdered on one of the Sandwich Islands but his shîps continued on. The Hawaiian lad eventually rea- ched New England and be- came a Christian. He longed to take the message to his homeland but took sick and died. However he had convin- ced some New England people of his desire to Christianize Hawaii so they sent missionaries to Hawaii. Mirs. Stevens had pictures of News the minutes of the last meeting given. Plans were made to serve lunch after the Orange Service dune lSth an then plans were made for the Salad Supper on Wednesday, dune 28th. Four ladies were to cook the hams. All the ladies of the community will be contacted for pies, salads, etc. The tickets may be purchased from any of the following numbers. Call 983- 5676, 983-5080 or 983-5188. Lunch was provided by Mrs. Diane Wybenga. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dawley of Brandon, Manitoba visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. Cath- cart for a few days. Mrs Dawley's parents farmed the Summer arts course at Durharni Beginning in July, Durbani College is offering a variety ol courses in the arts and crafts- as well as fi tness and recreat- ion. The Summer School of the Arts will include a wide range of fine arts and crafts courses as well as creative writing and photography. Age requirement for most' of these daytime programis will be 16 years and up. There will also be a school of music in conjunction with the Oshawa Symphony. There will be individual instruction, section and chamber instruct-' ion, and orchestra perfor- mance as well as some basic theory and music appreciat- ion. Day and evening classes are scheduled, and beginners to advanced studentls may participate (ages 13 and up). Auditions will be hield to assign students to an approp- riate program. Further information about the Summer School of dhe Arts programs may be obt- ained by writing or phoning Summer School of thue Arts, Applied Arts Division, Dur- ham College, Box 385, Osh- awa, Ont. Liii 7L7, phone 576-0210 extension 305. Ah summer courses will take place during July and August. property now owned by Mr. Wilson Carson before goîng to' Manitoba in the year 1900. It was unfortunate that Paul Jackson lost hîs garage by l'ire on Tuesday night, dune 6th. The building and tools were a total loss. Mealtime is that period when children ail sit down to continue their eating. Registration for the Durham College Summer School of the Arts is now underway and will close in Mid dune. To regist- er, individuals may visit the Registrar's office at Durham College, Simcoe Street North, weekdays between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. An official application form can also be obtained by mail by phoning the College at 576-0210 ext. 236. BYAMS PLUMBING- HEATING Sales and Service 24 HOU R BURNER SERVICE GULF FINANCING Low Interest Rates Phone: , Guf Tyrone 263-2650 Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June I4th, 1978-9 Can FBDB heu you Mr. R.G. Garrow one of our representatives wiIl be ai Queens Hotel, 45 King Street West, Newcastle, Ontario, on Tuesday, dune 2th, 1978, between 9:30 arn. to 3:30 p.m, Call 987-464 for appointment. Iz Branch Office: 22 King Street West, Oshawa, Ontario. Tel: 5764e800 Op ening new doors to small business. Apprenice Carpenters APRON Durapouch No. 700 Includes: Hamnmer Hoister Two Nail Pouches Ail Leather Tape Pouch $9,65 Ca rpenters APRON Durapouch No. 750 Includes: 4 Leather Pouches Pencil Pouch Tape Holder Hammer Hoister $ 14.65 OrWono Fuel & Lumber Ltd. 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