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2-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 6, 1990 second CiâsgMa~i Regstratc Numnber WMfi Pubishod Every, Wednsday at the office of Publication ManStretOronu Roi c Fareter. Edhte Kinsmen to be con gratulated The Great Pine Ridge Kiknsmen and Kinettes certainly put forth a real effort resulting in an outstanding Bike-A- Thon and Rodeo promotion for the kids last Sunday at the IGA parking lot. It did have a carnival flavour and from our vantage point both parents and kids were enjoying themselves. And there was good support from the community for the sponsor- ing group which always makes the job of promotion a littie easier. And most of the money being raisedi through the Bike- A-Thon and theefforts of the kids goes to the school the in- dividual attends. The, cardboard box village was a novel idea and here again it was the sehool children who put ail the effort into the scheme. Unfortunately it was just too windy to be put in place and to expect it would remain together. 1The Kinsmen and Kinettes are to be congratulated and we do hope to see this promotion in Orono again next year during Heritage week and also in recognition of participac- tion. Sad news for Orono The announcement, last, week of the closing of Curvply Wood Products as of July 28th was sad news idea for this community. The plant starting in 1949 as a one-man opera- tion did grow through the years offering job opportunties for those in the community and for many it was the bread and butter operation for the entire family. It became part of the community life as did for many centuries in Newcastle Village the J. Anderson Smith Box Factory. Curvply did expand duringý the years to become the major supplier of curved plywood in ail of Canada. As it pro- spered so did the community and those in the community. Unfortunately as we march into the global arena of trade and communication added pressures are placed from al sides on those "small is beautiful" operations and for many reasons times become much more difficuit. There is 'something to say about the community that works together, lives together and plays together. It becomes more difficult in a global arena. But Orono is flot alone and a recent report on events in Eastern Ontario are even less bright than that in this com-* munity. Letter to the Editor Being a conservative alrny adult life, (36 years) it is with a great deal of sadness and sharne that 1 arn writing this letter. But the time has corne for me to speak out against the dîctatorship of Brian Mulroney, 1 and people like me gave Mr. Mulroney the mandate to serve the people ot Canada, we did not give himi the mandate to becorne a dictator. -His arrogance and the comrplete disregard for the demnocratic rights of the people concerning the G.S.T. is for mie the last straw. i-le is a dî.sgrace t0 the Tory par- ty, and a poor excuse for a Cana- dian. Surely there is sornething wrong with this country when me of honour and integrity (the two M.P.s lrom Alberta) are treaied like whip dogs by lying Brian, for having the courage Io serve the peo- pie by voting against the G.S.T. The G.S.T. is completeiy unfair and gives Mulroney and Wilson the licencs to steai frorn the people anytime they want. But hope springs eternal, we can stop the G.S.T. î.R.A.T.E. citizens of Peterborough have a petition oui frorn the Senate of Canada, if you are agaînst the G.S.T. please sign it. If there is not-a petition in your area, contact î.R.A.T.E. citizens of Peterborough, K9i 7H7, Box 1473. 1They need.ten million signatures to give the Senate the mandate frorn the people to, stop this hideous tax. The Senate is there to, serve the people, if we ignore the Senate ihen wedeserve the ditaiorship of iying Brian. Yours sincerely John Welhain Kendal Hall News. On Saurday, lune the 2nd, the men of the Kendal L.OA.. No. 405, held their annual- Salad Supper. There was a capacity crowd and everyone seernied to enjov ihieir ineal. The ladies ofthrie Iodge prepared and served (ihe food. 'llite ehildrel had a special mecai ihis vear, as we ail knom, ihey would raîher eat hot dogs than sýalad, so a harbequc waç heki ýoutdoors ai the souin scie orithe hall and ihere Bro. Richard iowery W.M. of the Lodge and his wi fe Kelly cooked and served hot dogs and donis and cold drinks b ithe children preseri. This uneani ithe parents couid relax and enjoy iheir nmeal and îhl kids had funî and weren'î kepi indoors. Afier dinner Bro. Wayne [owery iiroçluced the head table, Bro. Kendal News Weîi we have been having a great deai of unusual weather this Spring. Extreme heat early in March then just the opposite, lots of rain no rair. hot one day and cold the next. Today was a real example of change, this morning was duli to start then sunny and reasonably warin up until noon, then the wind started to blow the lawn furniture around. Afte; supper the sky became very dark and the winid recai- iy blew. 1 fuiiy expected to see the trees lose some branches, the ights flickered off and on but the power stayed on. Now as I write this the suni is peaking through under the clouds and the wind has just about gone. As 1 watched the southbound traffic 1 was giad that 1 wasn't part of it, it wouldn't be easy driving in that ramn and wind. This Sunday was Pentecost Sun- d ay, Baptism and Communion, be- i ng held in ail three Churches of Rev. Ransom's Charge. As there were four Baptisms in Newtonville. this made him late getting to Ken- dal, so our service was started with Don Peddar welcoming us ail and leading us in the Cali to Worship. The choir sang the Anthem, 'There is Water in the Well.' The an- nounicemnents were given.- Next Sun- day the Ith there wili be held a joint picnic for ail 3 churches, this will start with a Pot-Luck lunch followed by games and fun for al ages. This event will be held at the home of Joyce Boudreau, on the Hope Clarke boundary, south of County Road 9, watch for signs. Edgar Carman, Grand Master of Ontario East; Bro. Roy Best, Gr. Junior Deputy of Ontario East; Bro. Bill Cloonie, Past Master of Kendai;. Mrs. Cloonie; Bro. Brad Switzer Chaplain of Kendal L.O.L.; Si s. Christine Grills of Kendal His L.O.B.A.; Bro. Mac Ransberry and his wife Norma; Bro. Les Morgan; Bro. Roy Best, Gr. DM of Ontario East and of course our MC. Bro. Wayne Lowery, Gr. Marshall of the Prov. Lodge of Ontario East. Pins were prescrnted to Bro.. Mac Ransberry and Bro. Bill Cloonie for 50 years rnerbership and a 10 year pin was presented to Bro. Les Morgan. A 50 year Marriage Cer- tificate was presented to Bro. Lloyd Webb and his wife from the Lodge. There were 3 draws, the first was the door prize, a money tree, this was won by Bro. Reg Eliott, then there were 2 money prizes drawn, $50.00 was won by Bro. Ken Bal and $ 10.00 was won by Mrs. Joan Poiley of Scarborough, mother of Bro. Dean Poiiey. Arnong those attending was Bro. Sherman Irwin, Most Worshipfui Grand Lecturer of the Most Wor- shipful Grand Lodge of Caniada. Foiiowing a short intermission, enter tain ment, was provided by Bro. Gord Grills of Whitby and by Bro. James Lowery and hîs *ife Doreen. This was enjoyed by ail. The men of Kendai L.O.L. would like to extend their thanks to ail who attended, to the people who provided the entertainment, to the ladies for iheir work in preparing the food and serving it, to the Ken- dal UJnited Church, who so kindiy let us use their kitchen facîlities and to Barnoski Farrns for their generous donation of the potaînes. To the Grills fiariiy for the use -of the barbeque. Once again a suc- cesstul supper. Don't forgeît this Wednesday. lune 6h, NMens Lodge, Thursdav, .lune 7rii Junior Lodge, and nexi Fhursday, lune i4th the 'Ladies Lodge mseeings. Plans will bc finllii/ed regarding the Parade, Saîurday, Juiy 7th. Corne out and support your Lodge. by P. Lowerv Rev. Ransomi gave the 'Children's Story, illustrating it witb different coloured balloons. On each one was a different name, he told how they ail ived in a plastic house and one was named Happy, one gave a message, each one different. At the last there was one that wasn't biown up and it was sad, it carried the name Peter, he then went on to tell them of how a m~an pîcked up Peter, blew him up and let him go, this made Peter happy, he could fly. Then he blew huim up again and by holding him by the open end made him talk, hie then put the balloon in his pocket and took it to a party, there he used Peter to entertain the guests, then a little girl came into the roomi, she was feeling sad, the man blew up Peter tied the balloon, and gave it to the girl. She played with it and even took it to Church with her, where everyone had balloons with Pentecost on them. Peter then felt he belonged and was happy. 1ýhe children then sang along witý Bryan, .'We are the The Chjgrch welcomed Ken McKinnon 'to Memnbership and Baptism of Troy Alan, son of Cin-' dy and Alan Webster took place. Reading of the Psalms was led by Alan Baker. The Seriptures were read by Rev R ansom, Acts 2:1-21, st. Saviur'-S Anglican Chu1cL MILL STREET, ORONO, ONTARIO Rev. Douglas W. Hall 987-4745 SUNDAY SERVICE and CHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 a.m. ÔRONO GA TES 0F PRAISE BIBLE MINISTRY 5414 Main Street Oropo, Ontario Inter.Faith, -Full Gospel SERVICE 11:00 A.M. Rev. Lyle L. West Office 983-9341 Personal Ministry Rev.. Margaret F. West Res. 983-5962 Counselling 1 Corinthians 12:3-13, Alan Baker anid the Gýospel John 7:37-39 by Alan Baker. Pastoral Prayers, we were V sorry to learn of the passing of JottYr Stone. Rev. Ransorn based his Ser- mon on the Spirit of God is on the Move, he used the saying, 'Catch the Spirit,' which we hear often on radio and on 'T.V. He told of Shadrack, Meshack and Abednigo, who were told they mnust worship other Gods or be thrown in the firey furxiace. They would not-worsliip these Gods so were thrown into the furnace, when the furnace door was opened and the three should have beeni burnt to death, they danced out of the furnace, their Faith in God had saved them. The act of Baptism just doesn't take place without ail sharing in the Faith and the Spirit of God and our belief in God. We don't have to be great leaders, we only have to be ourselves and God will stimulate us to believe in our Faith, we will catch the Spirit. by P. Lowery ORONO ?ASTORAL CUARG~ Minister: Rev. Fred Milnes 983-5502 Secretary: Marlene Risebrough Organist: Kirby Ariene Bolton Organist: Orono Stella Morton UPCOMING SERVICES Sunday, June 10, 1990 Sacrament of Holy Communion Snnday, lune 17, 1990 Conference Report BIBLE STUDIES Wednesday, June 6, 1990 8:00 p.m. Final Study on Authority and Interpretation of Scripture in the Friendship Room SUMMER SERVICES ORONO July 1, 15 and 29 10:30 a.m. KIRBY July 8 aind 22 10:30 a.m. NEWCASTLE UNITED August 5, 12, 19 and 24 September 2 10:30 a.m. 983-5009 .. . . ........ ........ ... .....