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Orono W eekly....e.,........................9~ Crat show at Town Hall needed comifort, to hold themi to your bosom, and belleve me she had the bosom. There was a nelghbouring school choir, rve neyer seen "klds" like that before. They sang "Deep and Wlde" with gestures. 1Dazzllng Don gave reports on events comlng up. There was a weather lady who gave the weather on Newfoundland, boy what weather. A trafflc report was given by a hellicopter reporter. he forgot the leave his heli- copter outslde. Sports were supposedly reported on, the reporter sure doesn't know bis sports, Ail In all it was a good hou r spenit - if 3you ever get a chance to attend one of their airings, do so, youi may flot learn too much but the music is excellent and the "Comedy" is hilarlous. 1By the way the cail letters WKUC mean, "Wonderful Kendai United Church". P. Lowery Clarington Fire Calis The Clarington Fire Department responded to the following calîs durlng the period of November 10 to November 16, 1997: Il vehicle fire. 3 fires. 12 motor vehicle accidents, 18 medical assistances. 2 911 calîs, 3 alarm activations and 8 check-out calîs. Several craflers had their ing their line of handmade baking, wood working, etc. crafts on display and for sale jewelry. Venders offered a The crafi show was part of at the Orono Town Hall on wide range of homemade the kick-off to the Yuletide Friday and Saturday. articles from sewing, knitting, season in downtown Orono. Michelle and Alex were seil- KENDAL by Phyl Winter sure anrived wlth a vengeance. suddenly every- thirng tumed white with snow and frost. -We reaily shouldn'ýt complain about the weather we have been having, up until this last week we haven't reai- ly had to wear a wlnter coat. I suppose now they wlll be able to start nialng snow at the ski bll, not enough snow down here to be able to ski at Klirby yet. This past Sunday 1 did not attend Kendal United Church Service but attended the Service at Newtonville - our great-grandson was being Baptlzed. The Service opened with Rev. Black welcoming ail. The hymn "The Church's One Foundation" was sung.> the affirmation of Faith was repeated. The children were called to the front. David asked them what he had in his hand? They sald a glass of water, he asked thema what could he do with it? Some said drink it, spili t, water a plant. wash with it. Baptize a baby. David asked, what if I threw it at you. that wouldn't be very nice would It? If it was sum- mer and you were around a pool, it would be cooling, we would feel refreshed, cleaner. Davd said that in Baptism of the baby he was not really going to dlean the baby but, ti a way at Baptism that is what is belng done, a cleans- lng of spirit. The children's hymn was, 'Th-is Little Llght 0f Mine". The choir sang the anthem, -Mhe Farnlly 0f God"'. The Prayer of Approach and Self-Examlnation was given followed by the Words COLUMN lus Lowery of Assurance. The choir sang, "Getting Used To The Family 0f God'. .The Scrlptures were taken from Genesis 2,4-7 and Matthew 3; 11-ý17. The Sermon was tltled, "Baptlsm: Water and Word". If asked, how the world began? Many would say before creation, ail there was was water and chaos then God made earth. There is another story that there was earth and not enough water and this created chaos. When God created the world He used water to cleanse and rid the world of sin and used water to save. We ail know the story of the "Ark and Noah". We know the- story of how God parted the waters and saved the Israelltes by lettlng them through and then the waters closed on their pursuers. John used water to Baptize Jesus. Baptism is a symbol. manrage is a symbol. they are commryitments made before God. Words: the words of the Bible. We ail know they are not words dlctated by God and written down as He said them but, are words of wis- dom handed down through generations. teaching how God lntended us to live, how to learn. We have handbooks that teach us the rules of driving,, what we can and can not do, or we will be breaking ýthe law. The Bible is God's hand- book, in It we can learri al the rules of living so we do not break His laws. 1 While the anthem "Our Thanks 0 God For Parents" was belng sung, the children returned to the Sanctuary. The Offering was presented and the parents and baby were brought forward. The Service of Baptism followed. Cameron James Lowery, son of Richard and Bey., brother of Robert and Andrew, was recelved Into the famlly-of the Church. Cameron Is the grandson of Bil and Marlene Stacey of Newtonvllle, Wayne and Brenda Lowery of Scarborough. The Service ended with the Prayer of Concern and Commltment and the hymn, "A Living Faith"'. Following the Service the families and friends of Richard and Bey.,Lowery enjoyed a tasty lunch in the C.E. room. Cameron didn't mind belng handed from per- son to person, belng the cen- tre of attention dldn't faze hlm at ail. I must tell you about my attending the broadcast of a new radio station, that took place on Sunday evening, November 9th. The stations call letters are WKUC, 199.9 on the diai. The host for the prograni was "Dazzllng Don". There was a choir and two pianists because they also doubled as singers. Dazzling Don also had to dash about as he was also part of the choir. The young man wvho was in charge of the mikes and the lights looked like he despaired of Dazzling Don ever being in the right place at the rlght time. Two interesting visitors were lnterviewed. Rev. Black, that proved interesting as severai "personal" questions were asked. Then there was a lady Misslonary, I was so taken by her "stylish" clothes that I didn't catch her name. When asked why she became a Missionary she sald that al it took was somieone to care for others and when they SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as to contents, for the follow- ing requirements isted below, submitted ta the Corporation of the Municipality of Clarington, Office of the Clerk, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, LiC 3A6, are invited and wiII be received on the forms and in the envelope provided until the speci- fied closing time and date. Tender documents may be obtained from the Purchasing Office at the above address, for a non-refundable tee of $15.00 (including G.S.T.) Tender CL97-29 Closing Time & Date Municipal Operatian Centre 2:00 p.m. (local time) Wednesday,December 3, 1997 The work for the Corporation of the Municipality of Clarington under the direction of the Deputy Fire Chief involves the decom- missioning of one of three garage bays which is to be replaced by a NEW MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS CENTRE Iocated at the exist- ing Hampton Works Depot. The Architectural work includes con- structing approximately 700 Sq. Ft. of new office space incorporat-, ing a Control Room, Dispatch Room and Radio Room wth restrict- ed access fromn the existing offices. The Mechanical and Electrical work invoves a new 50 Kw emergency diesel generator and the construction of a new Generator Roomn (to be attached to the west side of the existing building>. A mandatorv site visit is scheduled for Wednesday, November 26, 1997 from 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. MUNICIPALITY 0F ONTARIO Mrs. Lau Ann Birkett, C.P.P.. A.M.C.T. Purchasing Manager 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontaria LiC 3A6 Telephone: (905) 623-3379. Ext 268 Thamas E. Brown Architect Inc. 394 King Street East Toronto, Ontario M5A 1K9 (416) 364-5710 Date of Publication: WednesdayNovember 19, 1997 P.O. #7324 GOING ON A TRIP??? GETTING MARRIED??? Planning a Special Evening on the Town for Dinner, the Theatre or the Big Game??? 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