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2 Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 12.,1990 rSeoos&auMl am HnbOO8 A truism told years ago Some of our readers will remember Ernie Dent, local electrician and hydro manager and possibly the only true socialist that lived in this community at that time. Watching the news the other night and taking note of comments from George Bush, president of the U.S., we were reminded of Ernie and a comment hie had made, away back when. It is flot possible to paraphrase bis exact words but bis point was to the effect that war sparks an economy with thue wheels of industry running fuit tilt. We do remember hie stated you manufacture equipment to blow it up to manufacture more. What bas this to do with George Bush? With a slowing economny possibly a great deal and Bush is also looking for the stance of being tough. Unfortunately hie could be pulling the U.S and most of the world into a conflict on the battle field for ail the wrong reasons as has been done so often before. What really is at issue in the Middle East that thousands and even 100s of thousands of lives should be sacrificed? What exists today and what could exist with the advent of war in human sacrific would be well out of balance. As yet no0 horror stories have been coming from hostages being released from the Middle East. They may come but one would have expected they would have done so by now. One can certainly ask just who is running the show - the U.S. or the U.N. What bappened to Grochev, the Russian leader, finally giving in to support a war ca use in Iraq. As Stephen Lewis simply put it Grochev had no0 choice. "iEs people are starving and the U.S. bas the food." Sanction must be allowed the time to work and as it bas been reported neyer before have such tight sanctions been placed on a country as on Iraq at this point in imie. Can Bush be patient? Was Sinclair Stevens right? One can certainly ask the question of a comment by Sinclair Stevens as to the point that the U.S. would be demanding a higher Canadian dollar value with the Free Trade agreement. There need be no question as it would be ilogical for the U.S. not to do so. We had often wondered why the question neyer surfaced, that of the low Canadian dollar to that of the U.S. dollar. Why would the U.S. give Canadian industry such an advantage - upwards of twenty- five percent. It would just not make sense. A recent article outline the U.S. did in fact get a higher Canadian dollar but not through the Free Trade agreement. It came through agreement of the seven great powers and indeed the Canadian dollar bas been holding firm at the mid 85 cent figure. Itfs water over the dam now but thîs corner suspects that Stevens is right that the dollar, although through other channels, was to be -lifted from the mid 70 cents te the mid 80 cents. A new-oddity The business sector in Orono put it ail together on Wednesday evening when with their spouses they attended a night out for dinner at the Orono Town Hall and a good turnout it was with fifty in attendance. t should happen more oftea for we are ail in this kettle of soup together and if, we can play toge ther we can, work together for a better village. And tallc about deliclous pies - they were there. J&K Enterprises (Continued from page 1) bing birds and wildl ife to the forefront but there is a movement towards photographs because the bird or animal was there. It was pointed out tbat corporations are now interested in the greening movement and as a result nature art and photograpby is entering the board rooms. J&K are exciteci with their recent sales to New York Fries wbich purchased a number of limited edition prints as gifts rather than the usual line of gifts. Richards states it all creates an awareness for- the environrnent. Many of the Richards photos bave been used in books and calendars. J&K look to more fligbt in their busi ness venture. Slaxcnderc DUS, (Continued from page 1) rnentioned, sorne that had serv tbe community weil. ""We doi buîld bouses in Environmiental Protected lands," she said./ The Mayor outlined what s] called a pattern of artici, appearing in tbe Oshawa Tini and tbat she bad been told1 Michael O'Reilly that be would1 with the Oshawa sector for 12 to1 weeks but that he stili biad i contacts in Bowmanvilie. 'We are creditabie."" she sa and spoke ol an undertone Bowmanville with which she m flot impressed witb. She al mentioned the sougbt-after nai change stating it was a fiasco,-' sick of it.*" "Bowmianville Bowrnanviile" and sbe said ma peop-le support the naine. She s in many cases some people are S working under the style of the Bowmanville. if titis was done to him, the answer was it would make bim feel bad, unhappy and ail alone. Bryan told tbe children, this was flot peace, they should flot ignore otbers, burt tbem, tbey should make themn feel wanted. The cbildren then repeated a Prayer for Peace. Pastoral Prayers were said for Rita Foster's mother, Waily Bougben and Michelle Evans, wbo are i hospital. Prayers were said foi Wilmna Robinson and for Wilma Entwisle who botb lost their mothers. Following the reading of Psalm 85: 8-13, Rev. Ransom rèad from 'ed Isaiah 40: 1-11; 2nd Peter 3: 8-15 fi't and Mark1:l1-8. lly AIl sang the bymn, "Iark the Glad Sound." Rev. Ransom based bhe bis sermon on, "Ever feel you are les Les by be 14 lis aid, in was Iso ame 'Irm -is said still old Peter Sutherland Windows & Siding Division Sales & Installation 47 King St. W. Bowmanville, Ontario Li C 1 R2 (416) 623-0444 Kendal Column ......by Phyllis Lowery. . .............. .........living i exile." W e think of ruler,- Well another week dloser to dictators, fleeing or being sent Christmas, have you got your away from their own country, or shopping done yet? I arn certainly refugees f-éleeng to other countries, glad that 1 started mine a little early or being exileti, Christians are this year or I would have been in exiles who believe in God. When real trouble. Have you ever tried to we are teaching our cb.ildren how wrap things with one hand? Well te behave at the table or in the tbanks to my daugbter-in-law, they presence of others and we send, are ail wrapped and labelled. t is at them to their room or to sit in a times like this that one really certain place until they leami, we appreciates your famnily and are exiling them. A teen wbo friends. decides hewants to become a We certainly got a taste of Christian and follow dhe teachings winter at the first of the waek, but of God, or becomes a Minister, except wbere the snowplow piled a finds that be or she is an exile, big drift across the drive and where suddenly friends shy away fromn the plows of botb the Dept. of you. Fighting in the home between Highways and the Town of parents become exiles. To live in Newcastle leave the snow, right in exile,, is flot to live in peace. Ini the front of our maliboxes, so we didn't Old Testament the question is get our mail delivered one day, we asked, which is worse, living in were able to get out to town. t exile with God or without God. In would be nice if these two the Christian faith there are certain Departments would get together standards that we must live by, and at least one of them would Standards of Holiness, live in keep ini front of tie mailbox clear, Godliness, Forgiveness. To live a instead of both of tbem ending life without blemisb is impossible, their piowing on eîtber side and but we know tbat God will forgîve leaving the snow there. t bas been us wben we try, if we live by dhe a pr oblem ever since the overpass standards of God, God acts. To live at tbe west side of the 115, has in exile means, to be supported by been there. God. The service ended with the On Sunday there were fewer singing of "Oh God of Love, Oh than usual at cburcb, althougb the Power of Peace.' cbildren were ail out. After Rev. I arn sorry to report that it bas Ransom called us al to worship, been found necessary to cancel the the choir sang, "Angels from the Bus Trip to Cullen Gardens, flot Realms of Glory." The children's enough aduits were interested in hymn was "Let there be Peace on going to accompany the children Eartb." This was the second and the prices have increased this Sunday of Advent, the Candle of year, instead the Sunday Scbool Peace was lit. All the children teachers are planning a winter party gatberej around Bryan, he asked for tbe chiIdren, between Christnmas tbem what tbey thouglit peace and New Years. Remember the meant, then he picked one cbild, Sunday Scbool will be leading us tben he told the others tbat they at the service, Sunday, December were alI mad at bim, and asked 23rd. Bring a bot disb and stay fo 'r wbat they would do, some said, hit pot-luck luncb after the service. bim, flot speak to bim, flot play Pbilosofacts. . .It's what you with bim, ignore bim. He then learn after you know it aIl, that asked the rhila hhowbcwould 1féel cotnts. Minister: ORONO PASTORAL CHARGE Rev. Fred Milnes 983-5208 Secretary: Marlene Risebrough. Organist at Kirby United Church Arlene Bolton Organist ai Orono United Cburch Stella Morton SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16,1990 ADVENT#3 Cbristmias Message KIRBY UNITED CH URCH Morning Worsbip 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. ORONO UNITED CHURCH Morning Worship il1:00 a.m. Sumday Scitool 11:00 a.m. EXPLORERS Wednesay - 6:30 p.m. Upper C.E. Hall BIBLE STUDY Wednesday - 7:45 p.mn. At die Manse CHRISTMAS EVE SER VICES Monday, December 24th Leskard'at 7:00 p.m. Orono at 8:30 p.m. FEor Clhristmas P<,em6er fAemnres Photo Supplies by Kodak and Polaroid Batteries - Cameras - Film at Special Prices Our Special Christmas Draw Kelly and Wenda admire "LASSIE" by Gun-id to be Won by some Iucky person, Dec. 24 983-5009 St. Saviour's Anglican Church SMILL STREET, ORONO, 1ONTARIO' Rev. Douglas W. Hall -987-4745'-' SUNDAY SERVICE and CHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 a.m. 1.