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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May 30, 1990 Field, Trial winner Zîna, a pointer dog, was the big Schroeder of Kendal, was awarded winner at the Ontario Field Dog top honours over 22 other com- Association competition held oni peting dogs, Zina gained ber Field May 2th. The trails, hield at Tuff's Dog Certification by the win and a Bird Farmn, was open to entries large silver trophy. from across North America. Zina, Congratulations, Ernie for bringinig owned and trained by Dr. Ernie home the points, Orono Fire Calis The following fire calîs were received by thie Town of Newcastle Fire Department, Station 3, Orono during the week of May 21 to May 27, 1990. Monday, May 21 pumiper 12, bet- ween 11:57 p.m. and 12:49 a.m. answered a standby call to Station 1, re: house fire in Courtîce. See king Iost tombstones in the area We are asking for help from anyone who knows of a cemetery that has been forgotten or abandon- ed, in somte case there are just 1,2 or more graves on an old farm or piece of property, where years ago a house once stood. We need to find these forgotten graves so that our> Branch can record them for future use by anyone seeking his or her family roots. The Whitby Oshawa Branch of the Ontario Geneological Society, has been transcribing ail the kniown cemeteries in the Durham Region for the past 7 years, it has been a very large undertaking,, and we shouild be finished this'year. Because we feel if a job is worth doing it is worth doing wll, we would like to find ail of these graves and graveyards that once were located on now abandoned proper- ties. The recordings when completed are held at the National Archives in Ottawa, The Ontario Archives and the Ontario Geneological Society Library, where they can been seen by anyone who is interested, there are also, copies of completed cemeteries placed in the Whitby Public Library, where the Whitby Oshawa Branch bas its Geneological Library. Anyone having kînowledge of any old graves or graveyards in the, Durham Region can write to: Whit- by Oshawa Branch O.G.S., P.O. Box 174, Whitby, Ontario LIN 5S1, Attention: Mrs. K. Pickard. A mN'one wishing to telephone can caîl: Mrs. Gannon at 723-7460 or Mrs. Hilton at 668-8177.- Christian Corner- by Rev. Marg West Thought I'd share this poem wiîth you this week: The Cold Within Six humans trapped by happenst an ce In black A and bit ter cold Each one possess;ed a stick of wood, Or so the story's told. Their dying fire in need of logs, The first woman held hers back For on thie 'faces around the fire She noticed onie was black. The nexi man looking cross the way Saw one fl of bis church, Andcouldn 't bring himself ta give The fire his stick of birch. The third one sat in tattered clothes He gave his coat a hitch. Why should his log be put ta use To warm the idie rich? The rich man just sat back and thought 0f the wealth he had in store. And how ta keep what he had earned From the lazy, shiftless poor. The black man's face bespoke revenge As the fire passed from his sight, For ail he saw ini his stick of wood Was chance ta spite the white. Now is the time to get ready for, the proposed Help starts with this GST information kit, mailed to businesses across Canada. If you didn't get yours, or if you have any, questions, cail now: 1800461-1082. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fd. Or pick up a kit at your nearest post office. Telecommunications device for the hearmng impaired: 1800 465-5770 e e e And the Iast man of this for1orn group Did naught exceptfor gain. Giving OnIy ta those who gave Was how hie play ed the game. The logs held tight in det vssili hanids Was pr-oof of' human in 1. Theyv didn 't die from the cold witho ut, They diedfrom the cold ithini. Let's not die from the cold (bit- terness, hatred, prejudicel) in our- hearts. Questions of Comments? Write Box 179, Orono. Bible Study, Tues- day 7:30 p.m. 983-5962. Everybody welcome. Coun cil Briefs Council members on Monday night supported a move to open communications with Ontario Hydro. Mayor Hubbard stated that shfe and the Chief Administrative 0f- ficer had meet with representatives Prepare Early 0 You'H receive infor- mation on how the proposed GST applies to your business. W You'll have plenty of time to choose the administrative options most convernent for you. M You'll know how to take advantage of tax rebates'on the Federal Sales Tax of Hydro. She said it Iooked very much that Dariington B would be a reality and that the avenues of communications hiad to be opened. The talks will not include those issues that are under arbitration. Mayor Hubbard wvas again high in her praise of Canada Post at council speaking of progress made stepping tlowards a mailing address for the Courtice area. Both the Mayýor and Hanniah were 'con- gratulated in thecir efforts with Canada Post. Mayor Hubbard then spoke of the plans for Newcastle Village by Canada Post whiere she said service was to be expanided and that there was no thought of closing out the Newcastle Post Office. Counc. Stapieton said he wished he was as confident as the Mayor. "It is my understanding that the Office is to close with the retirement of the Post Master later this year." "I will have the answer shortly," said Stapleton. I Wm4 GREATEA SA VINGS *.IVEWAY PROTECTION - F[ASPHALT SELINGJ 983-5267%g7 " You can get help to adapt your accountrng system and prepare your staff for the change. " As well as getting infor- mation and help in person or by phone, you can reacli a GST question and answer data base via PC.' Cail: 1800 267-4500 Revenue Canada is ready to help you under- stand and prepare for the proposed GST Canada's GST. It's good business to prepare now. .IRevenue Canada I , Çsoms and ExCiSe Revenu Canada Douanes et Accise Canadci