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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 13th, 1978 Kendal News Saturday, September 9th was a perfect day for Orono Fair. We enjayed watching the four horse teams and the drivers and carniages drawn by the hackney horses. The riding too wvas superb. There w'as more poultry than ever before and even baby chicks with twvo bantam hens, one sitting on the mother's back. The goats and littie kids are quite an attraction. There were cattie of many breeds. The charolais cows are very large and so are their calves. We took in part of the Scottish Variety Show headed by Billy Mleek with songs by Peter Glen. One of those we enjoyed meeting was Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wannan of Toronto. There were seven children in the Wannan famiiy and they lived west of'Harper Carscad- den's. Their farm is now part of the Provincial Park. They ail attended Kendal School. Marjorie and Lorne became tachers. Lorne taught at Kirby but he was too ill to come to their centennial two weeks ago. The directors deserve a great deal of credit for putting on such a fine show the best ever. Sunday morming was very fine and we were pleased to have the children and their parents back to Sunday School with some new ones. Let us have more children next Sunday. Rev. A. Tizzard announced Kendal Anniver- sary on October 22nd with Dr. Frank Fiddier, a retired United Cburch missionary as guest speaker. Then he con- tinued his series of sermons on the books of the Bible. "Obadiab", was his subject, a book of twenty-one verses with a message for us today. The Israeiites had been defeated by tbeir enemies. Their chief enemy was tbe Edomnites, the descendants of Esaic. Obadiah tells themn that God will restore themn to the Land of Israel. They wili receive deliverance fromn their enemy and deliverance from sin, Their faith wili stili be strong. Christian famnilies make a Christian nation. God gives us today the victory Orono E lectric Herb & Gerry Duva Il 983-5108 ELECTRICAI. CONTRACTI NG ELECTRIC HEATING Electrical Appliances T.V. - COLOUR T.V. RADIO. HI-FI WESTINGHOUSE RCA ELECTROHOME Guaranteed Service through our Lord Jesus Christ. "Be thou faitbful unto death and I will give you a crown". These people were faced with the Edomites who conquered their land. The chur.ch today sometimes is faced with failing attendance but there is aiways a rem- nant. Obadiab iooked forward to the Kingdom of love. We perhaps are living in' the Kingdom of Love. On Wednesday, September 6th a bus load of people left Kendai, Newtonville and Newcastle for Participation House in Markham first. There we observed the won- derful work being carried on- by the staff of that fine institution for those severely crippled, paralyzed and han- dicapped people. Then we travelled on to Black Creek Pioneer 'Village. Black Creek' is a tibutary of the Humber River. The village is just south of Steeles Avenue on Black Creek. Af ter lunch we had just began our waik down Queen Street of Pioneer Village when 1 saw a big sign entitled, Laskay Emporium, Groceries, Dry Goods, Hard- ware, Ciothing, Paints, Oil, Boots and Shoes. H. Baldwin. Weli, I had lived in Laskay for four years in the good oid days so I went into the store and asked if this was the store from Laskay in King Town- ship and it was. Two weeks before I had witnessed Kirby school turn into a museum, now I was standing in Laskay Store moved to Black Creek Village. Things looked much the same, rolis of print, yarn, nuts, cinnamon sticks, and powder horns in tbe windo, etc. The doctor's home a-nd waiting room was most int- er-estin-,g, s0 was the old country doctor in bis old fasbioned costume. The prit sbop and the printer ,vere very initeresting. He printed a boises picture for us. We al agreed the tîme was too sbort to steebaif the tbings we wanted' to sece 5 we must go again. We neyer even got to Black Creek or Roblin's Miii, others did. Mrs. R. Elliott beld a successful tupperware party at ber bome Thursday after- nioon, September 7th. Mrli. G. Burnham of Orono bas purchased the hundred acres of land west of the formier Bailey tobacco farm on the sixtb line. Mn. Murdock bas purchased the tbree acres formeriy known as the Ralph McMackin property on the sixtb line. He bas ievelied the driveway and built it up anrd is now working on the building site. The Couples Club bus is leaving for Elmira on Satur- day, September i6th. There is room for you, just phone 983-5080. The pianos will be tuned Friday of this week. Store'pickles properly, be of spoilage si The steps at the end of the product pickling process are just as Lighi important as the onees at the colon of beginning. Food specialists at storage tbe Ontario Food Council, the jar: Ministry of Agriculture and them in Food, say that once the Store pickles are packed into jars position and the jars are wiped possibil carefully with a damp cloth, one wee labeled and dated,. double the jar check the storage area to see that conditions are suitable. Tbe storage area sbould be Dav, relatively cool, dark and dry. If the area is too warm, the result will be fiavor deterior- ation and loss of vitamins. Avoid areas wbere the Indus pickles might freeze, since jars could crack and allow bacteria to enter and cause spoilage. Freezing also af- R fects the texture of some ,aware' igns 10 ts. it causes changes in the of stored pickles. If the rarea is not dark, wrap irs in paper or place in covered boxes.. -jars in an upright )n to help, avoid the ility of leakage. Af ter eek, it is wîse to recheck rs for any signs of ve's Plumbing Heating E Iectric ustriai - Commercial 786-2471 R. R. 1 Orono leakage or spoilage. 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