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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY lSth, 1968 Taken from a sermon preached by Rev. Basil Long. Seripture Lesson '- Phillipians 3 7-21. [t is a valuable, startling and sometimes shaking experience' to honestly ask oneself the question, "what-is the one thing in my life which takes first place, and to which all other things are subjec- tive. The Apostle Paul, writing to his fellow Christians at Philippi, said, "one, thing 1 do, forgetting what lies behind and straining forward to . what lies ahead, 1 press toward the goal for the prize of the upward eall of God in Christ Jesus." In making such a statement Paul is recognizing the fact that he is by no means a complete Christian. H1e does not mean that there is only one thing he does, rather that there is one thîng which motivates every action. ""TRIS'ONE THING"9 FANCY FEBRUARY FEATURES FOR FAMILY AND FRIENDS Combinalion Sandwich Toaster & Waffle Iron only............... $11.95 General Electric portable Hand Mixer $14.99 Pop-up 2-Sluce Toaster priced only ... $10.98 Battery operated Mixer Riender com. $4.39 Electric Steam & Dry Iron. Sp ecal .. $13.29 Sirnbeam Electrie Fry Pan at only ... $13.50 Children's Acrylic Button Sweaters, Size S, M, L..................... $5.98 Ladies' 4ýipon slippers, ail sizes. Pr. .. $1.29 Girls' Rubher Boots, red, white and black. Pair ..... ........$2.62 Childrent's Rubber Boots, black & red $ 1.72 Bedrooni Lamps coniplete with. shade ,and bulb ...................... $4.79 Massager & back scratcher, battery op. $2.39 Men's Old Spice shave sets $2.00, $2.50, $6.0 0 Imported wrapped English bulk Chocoia±es, lb.................... 89e Pive piece Stainless Steel sauce and f ry pan set............... ...... $4.59 Men's Tie & Sock'Sets hoxed at only .. $1.89 Men's Four in Iland Ties, reg. $1.00) Special!1 2 for................... $1.49 Croldnole Board, Combination, sturdy buit. Only ........... $4.99 ORONO 5c TO $1.OO STORE Where Your Dollar Buys More. PIIONE R83-5401 PHONE 933-9167 ORONO, ONT. Some of the other things which. seem to dominate the expression of other lives can ho found in the drive for wealth, power, pleasure or many things of a like nature. These -are not bad in themselves but wrong> when they become "the one thing" which underlies ail our act ions and decision s. Every man- is claimed by Christ for some purpose and therefore, every man must al bis )Ife press on to grasp and realize that for which he has been dlaim- ed by Christ. Paul suggests that if we are te. flccomrlish this we mnust keep our eye on the goal, keep from look- ing back to past glories, or past defeats, and then throw every en- ergy and reserve into reaching the goal. The high calling of the con- gregation and the individual is to strive te mature into, a way of life which is the expression of dedication, service, understanding and strength of character - an ex- pression of' ife wh.ich defeats narrowngss, selfishness and strife. Chambe'r To HéoId White Elephant' Sale any fire hazard around the fact- ory and as the Township dump is open only two days of the week fhat they have no place to dis- pose of the refuse. It was stated that Nesting Furniture was agree- able to pay for this service. Mr. Horst Hoensch was ap- pointed to take memberships to the Chamber. On motion of Mr. M. Snelders and W. Storsbergen, the secretary was instructed to write Commun- ity Telephone Company about the condition of the pay telephone at the corner of Main Street and Park Street in Orono. It was stat- ed that this phone was, in most cases out of order. It was sug- gested that pay phones be instail- ed in some of the stores ini Or- ono where they would not be damaged. A meeting of the directors is to be held on Monday. February 26th. The president was authorized to approach the Orono Police Trustees for iinprovements in the Sidewalks in the area of the Or- ono Post Office. It was stated that the walks are now in deplorable condition being covered with ice and banked with snow. Majority (Continued from page 1)' kindergarten was a decided asset. "Wheni someone can do this 1 will be in favour of Kindergar- ten", he said. "We have to draw the line somewhere," he said. "Next they will want cblîdren in school prior to kindergarten age," he said. Mrs. B. Gustar asked if the del- egation coul d not get a definite answer as to why kindergarten could not be set up. Ahl we have been getting is "I don't know," "I think." Can we not get an an- swer with specifie reasons being stated she asked. Mr. Bob Nichols, in speaking on kindergartens, asked that the Board defer any kindergartens for a period of 2,to 5 years. H1e said that greater' planning had to be undertaken first., After, a good hours discussion Mrs. Barlow called this portion po=co=c:o o > 0 CI God impson fiPhone Orono 983-5808 g Orono, Ontario fiPAINTING 0 CARPENTRY QREMODELLIN G o Q GENERAL REA=RS Q. elo xtro ,lulu ORONO AMATEUR ATIILETIC ASSOCIATION Booser nqut &Draiw Banquet- Orono United Church Draw & Dance - Orono Town Hall Tickets -$5.oo - Avflable from Association Mem~bers Music by Local Orchestra of the meeting to a close saying that as the majority of the Board did flot favour further action, nothing could be done. RAINEY'S Gonfectionery Phone Orono 983-5733 Glen Rae Dairy Produets Wm. Neilson's Ice Cream Assortuient of Chocolate Bars Sehool Supplies Oggrettes & Tobaccos L.P. Records Open evenings until 9 except Wednesday Ideal time of year for HOT CHOCOLATE A dellous and nutritions drink for after sehool or bed-time. Delivered Daily to your door GLEN RAE DAIRY CHOCKOLATE MILK Home Dellvered Quart uG"LEN RAE DAIRY Phone 623-5444 I Bowmanville, Ontario *The Orono Chamber of Comn- merceon, Monday evening outlin- ed some programns to be under- taken during the>year. It was de- cided by the meeting to hold a White Elephant Sale on June 15. It is the intention of the Cham- ber to now accept items for this sale and store them until June lSth. Ahl types of items will bie accepted. Curvply Wood Products off'er- ed'to look after the Orono sign at the south of the Village providing they could have written across the bottom "Home of Curvply Wood Products". On motion of Mr. F. E. Lycett and Mr. H. Part- ner per mission was given for them to take over the sign. Curvply will now pay ail costs incurred in respect to the sign. The .secretary was instructed to write the Orono Police Trustees seeking permission for Nesting Furnîture Limited to use the Or- ono dump to dispose of refuse. It was noted that the factory must dlean up daily to prevent Vinyl- Asbestos 111e Reinforced Vinyl Surface. 080 Guge, îrFlexichrome Textured 38 GoageFisorss 2 popular colours 1 I 3 popula coI~rsgrey tone, beige tone ~ j( 9x9 Reg. 13c INOW 9 080 gauge. Reg. 38e Now SOLID MPEUNGOARDS 1 1/16" thick 14"x16" in demension PIIONE 983-9167 ORONO, ONT.