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OBONO WEEKLV TIMES THURSDAY, JUNE l4th, 1902 iShuiloh United Churci, To Celebrate thC ent ennaiol Se rv i ce S u nda y On théeveuîg of Juné i5th, 1862, thé first serm,ýon was prenceétinl thée k * ~ f Shiloh Church by Rév. Me&Donna. This Kei) iLy ia ns em wakdthé begiuniug o! this ehurchFo as a Bible Christian group then Meth- With mu.sical PartyFo Parents odist. Congratulations and Best Wishes to LNew IGA Marke OPIENING TO-DAY IN ORONO Tennant Transport, Daily Delivery To And From Toronto il. BEST WISRES TO ARMSTRDNG'S IGA - OntheRe~penng of Their New F000 MAKET Lumber and Building Supplies Supplied by Orono Fuel &L umber Ltd. Phoýne Orono 14816 Orono, Ontario To .. Anrmtr ong.,'s G Conratlations-est, Wishes on the Re-opening.of New,, Modern Food Market, LIGIITING FIXTULRES SIJPPLIED BY r-ýORONO ELEOTRUO P14ONE 129 ORONO, ONTARIO The land on which the church M'as built was donated by Thomas Ray from his farm oen Lot 5, Concession 5 of the Township of Clarke. With Da- vid Ray as constrator and assisted by the men in the district the edifice Was campleted at a cost af $600.0, At first this church was on the New- castie circui~t and the first trustees ap- pointed were: George Ray, Thomas Mulligon, D~avid Gordon, Patrick Lav- ery, David tRay, W. H. Ray and Chas. Wragg. Later Shiloh became part of the Newtonvïlle circuit of which it la stilI a part of. Many changes have been made In the one hundred years of the church. A. major change came in 1914 when a basement was pyut under the building. In 1925 Shiloh, as did many other [churches joined In the union and be- dame an United Church of Canada. The pr esent pastor is Rev. R. C. White, B.A. of ZXewtonville. To commemarate thîs momentous occasion a special Centennial $ervice is to be held this Sunday, June 17th at 2:00 p.mn. The Rev. S. J. Pike of Ononduga will be the guest speaker, having been a formuer minister at the church in years gone bye. A special choir will provide the mu- sic under the dir~ection of Mrs. E. C. Westheuser. In preparation for the Centennial service the interior has been redecor- ated along with the addition of a new floor and new pews. Reir s I n June 's- Eileen Coutts, the New Derna- Dr. P. A. C. Ketchurs, Headxuaster of with the approval o! memibers of thé Trinity Callege SclinoQI la t(% retire at executivé says that if Ohe iEs clected the nd f jtje fte 29 ear asJune 18th she wlll advacate the for- thé adend uéatr~ er smation of a permanent Board aof heladasertantd sere asai UPublic Tnqulry o! public grievance pori n Angssi C.n mSter. His succès- ianid camplaint. This will aiso be pre- hor la As C Sotrno atigsënted as a resoluiton by the riding ta, thQ f'r,-t ïývaijable Çonvention a! tthé At thé end o! the cei'émony, Dr Newv Bemocratic Par ty so that, if ne- Ketclltir was presentéd Viith, a ceptéd it will becomé a palicy plank cheque for $8,000 by the Trinity Col. Of the Paqrty. lege School Association. He was for- Seblae ht h uiitsi- stnlled in an attempt ta tura It back sacso ulcgataduruto ta thé Association ta provide at,'raS sacso ulegatadcruto chimnrevéaled and reported to the ulc bursary, by C. M. Brown, reqirea pemannteBpublandif- o! thé fund, who said that the wish o~f ieapublmc entirywhere asesO!. the 1,100 contributars was that it be a fc fPbi nurweecsso gifi ta Dr. and Mrs. Kétchum. suspécted graft and corruption ny be reported and investigated; a y Dr.' Ketchum récalléd that he hiad po-ted, if rteeessary, ta courts af coin- known 2,100 boys on thé school reg- petent jurisdicfion. Shé beliéves, ister of 5100 in bis association with that it is the duty nor in any sense, Tws. -thé Position o! apposition memrbers.to be forced into the raie of "policemen" Eightéen chîldiren and fiftéen aduits were présent at thé Kelly Rirby Kin. dergarten closing exercises an Tues- day afternoon at the studio of Mrs. M. H. Staples and Mrs. D. H. Staples. The programn for the afternoon was opened with the class singing a greet- ing sang and twa ather numbers. The f irst group playving piano, solos were Catherine Bunting, John Gilbart, Yvonne Schoenmaker, and Keith Pow- ell. Bobby Strike and Steven Allen présentéd flash cards corresponding with their lessons. Mark Carman, Rannie Strike and Paul Staples, dres- sed as soldiers, with their guns, sang the sang, Changîng Guards at Buck-, ingham Palace. This was followed by a smart drill. The second group playlng piano solos were Babbie Strike, Catherine Samuel, Steven Allen, Leslie MeGee and Cheryl Cornish. A game called Johni Brown's Farm was perfonnied Iby ail the children along with another flash card demonstration by Cather- ine Samuel, Leslie McGee and Cheryl Carnish. The story of Jah'ann Sebas- tin Bach was told by Yvonne Schoen- malter, Kýeith Powell, Catherine Bun- ting anid John Gilbart. Piano solos by Mark Carman, Raonnié Strike and Paul Staples. A'Cinderella Operetta was énacted by the children. The program was claséd by a rhythmn band number and a Bang. ,Cookies, lemonadé and tea was aer- ved, toalal. A presentation was Made to bath Mrs. M. H. Staples and Mrs. D. H. S taples býy the cihIdren. Eileen CouttsFavors .Board 0f Inquiry ut amirg feducationali nnova-J ------_______________ tions in his 29 yéars at thé helm, Dr. aainfml. Nt111 mentianéd thé institution M o! an advisér system that had Inter r. Haney said thé Conservatives pravé 1d ta be the forerunner of inii have triéd ta représént thé devalued vidual eounselling and guidance pro- dollar as a wonderful discovéry. Act- cédures in high schoals. ually it méans prices wil rise as gas- aaime. and hread, to mention twa, ai- Ré also spoké o! ndvocating.chang- ready have. It means thé govérnmént éd admission procédure at univérsit- is usïng thé oldest means known ta lés, support for technical schools and .3scape f ram-promises it eau flot fulfil. récalléd a speech hé had. made in 19C3aa31coay a dtrr in Mantreal when hé had put forward ada far ta hé cur d vérght, thé idea of a central bureau o! édu- tdtofrtbecrdoeiih, cation for Canada as n clearing bouse e méasure o! sacrifice wlill be for uéw ideas. Mr. Houey said. "Mr. Pearson'and No démocracy eau be straug and thé Libéral Party havé warnéd that givé thé right léad unlesa thé gréat néeded. Thé LibéraIs know thé job. majoityaf s ctizns avéreciv, won't hé easy, b ut they can and will majrit ofit ciizes hvereclve 1réstore thé faith o! thé nation and a good high sehool éducation and n h lésé those elected ta govern haveubn- th orld in Cannda's financial iutég- efied romthewisom f te pstrity. Thé Libéral policy has plédged éfid farthwdm0 thé past,. itsélf to face the facts so that it can Honey Claims Baisic Issues Confused Russell 'C. Haney, Libéral Candi- date for Durham Caunty said récent- 1 ly that basic élection issues have béen confused by Tory emotianalism 'dur- ing thé récent eampaign. "Thé rerili issue," Mr. Honey said, 'is whether, thé people o! Canada are wiliing ta* accept 4 or 5 more years o! chronie déficits, chronic unemployment, ris-1 ing cost of living, devalued curréncy, lass 0 f trading, sécondary Industrial stréngth and loss of national prestige under a Tory govérnment. Or - - do we want a restoréd and vigorous e- couomy ceéting jobs for Canadians by a Libera'l govérnmént in a proud andi confident Canada." Mr. Honéy pointedti tathé assuranc- es of thé Tories that ahl is wéll with Canada. Hé wondéréd if this is so' why wé havé failédti t go aheati in thé last four yéars while other coun- triés o!- thé world havé beén progress- ing steadily. Hé wonderéd why thé. govérnmént allowed a 'staggering -de- ficit amoufiting ta $750.00 for eachI mnové thé ecouamny ahend,puar peopfle bnck ta waii< and balac u buidget out a! an éxpandinzecnow SeniorCitizens Meet In Orono The Orono Senior Citizens group' met at the home of Mrs. H. Barlow on Thursday, June th when fifteea were present. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. H. Bowen, the president. Dur- ing the meeting Mrs. E. Hamm ot- lined the history of Mill Street ftoni the for1k in the road north. In years gone by this road was brought itO service as a conivenience for farniMrS who brought their grain ta the milla located along the river ln Orona., Tentative plans were made by the local group to attend the District Seng- lor Citizens Picnic ta be held in Coi- bourg on July lSt. Lunch was, aérved at the close et the meeting. of government bodies or organization4 Cases invalving such acte are be!Ug revealed almoit weekly!by suoli writ- ers as Pierre Berton' and Ron Tag- gart. They have culmlnated In a na- tional- report by Alan Phillipa pub- lîshed ini a recent edition of MeLeans magazine, She dlaims that a permanent Board and Office of Pui I nquiry la a mucli needed and a desirable orgarftation so0 that public confidence nlay be ra- stored ln public organisations and of- ficials. For Father's Day JIJNE t7th eeyour Family in COLORMOVIES Latest 'Cameras At Bargain Prices See the New Motormaic 35' F. Completely Automatie with Built-in Flash OnIy $109.00 TuJ1T'S PHARMAC RKainey's Confectionery Father's Day Suggestions Box Chocolates ....... 75e - $1.25 Father's 'Day- Greeting Cards Marhmalow .....25c L.P. Records 10 per cent Off Mildred and Er~van -Il, 1 1 1 9 - . - . oRoNo wzEKLI, TIMS