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ORONO WEEKLY TIES, TlHURSDAY, MARCH 20th, 1969 Kenida'l News The puilI. and their teacheriz are home for the vacation wQeek Water is' running everywbere in Kendal and the bilidren are hav- ing a wonderful time. Quite 'a eontrast to the same week last year when the mothers bad te keep themn in the bouse. However there is' time for an, equinoctial gale before the week is over. Mr. Fred Winn bas returned home after bis operation. Mrs. Ethel Geary is again in Bowman- ville Hospital. Congratulations to Mrs. Fred Brimacombe wbo celebrated ber ninety-fiftb birtbday on Monday by entertaining ber many friends born north of Kendal on the El- wbo called to see bier. Sbe was liott hom'estead. After bier mar- iniage she lîved on top of'the bill wý,est of Kendal. There xa a large crowd at the sale of Mr. Ôtto Coatham on Saturday. There had neyer been a sale there before so there were rnany antiques sueh as an original turnip planter made by a blaek- smith. The new ow ner is Mr. Wanless who also owns the La- vern Patterson farm. This is the fiftb f arm on. the fiftb uine that bas cbanged bands' in the last three years. David Ard is, bolidaying with bis cousin Brian Greenwood, this week. Some of the Kendal people at- tended the Sportsmansý Show in Toronto.' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Garbutt and family were visiting with bis par- ents Mr. and Mrs. T. Garbutt this weekend. Mr. and ivrs. Allan Foster are vac ationing in Tennessee and Virginia while Mrs. M. E. Foster ,s aying with Mrs. I. Manlette _Aîr. and Mrs. Rowland Batton, 71, and Mrs. Roy Patton and Mr.. nJMrs. Ross Patton attended un Orange Social evening at Whitby on Wednesday, March 12. to keep ber company. Mr. and Mrs. David Mereer have ado ;'ed a baby daughter, Karen Elizabeth, a sister for Charles. Mrs. W. Mercer is visiting ber brother in Uxbridge last week and this week. L.O.L.' 405 KENDAL There wvas a good attendance frorn the whole district at LOL. 405 on Monday nigbt, March 10. A fifty-fifty draw xvas held. This draw was under the auspices of Cartwright Secarlet Chapter. Bey- erley Patton drew the winning "Chanhie Brown Week" is in full swing. The Library.is a han- dy spot to meet your friends dur- ing Vacation Week, so drop in, school vacationers. There are stili free bailoons for those borrowing books , and Charlie Brown books as prizes. OPEN: Thursday, Mar. 20 - 2 - 4 6:30 - 8:30 Friday, Mar. 21 - 2:30 -'5:00 6:30 - 8:30 ticket. The iucky ticket bad been purchased by Miss Margaret Me- Gurk of Bowmanville. It brougbt a cash value of $9850. Mr. Rus- sel Rham sold the winning ticket. Lunch was served to ail present. Saturday Mar. 22 - 10 - 12 Another special treat for the holidayers are the dozen sbiny new horse' sto--ies ready for the shel- ves to-day. BLUE CANYON HORSE - The horse ran, away to, join a wild herd, but .brought ber foal borne in the spring. THE HORSE WHO LIVED UP- STAIRS - Joey bad to go Up in a elevator to reacb bis stable. WONDERFUL THINGS - Lite in the fields was wonderful for a baby colt. WHiTE STALLION 0F LIPIZ- ZA - Han's greatest desire was tco joîn the famous Spanisb Riding Sebool. dIL~M~~1Y I irS~11 I i 7 Prime lib Roasts RibýSteaks 99( -lbo 3AVE 17e Blaek Diamond 8 oz. pkgs. LEAN and MEATY Cheese Sfices 2 for. 69c Braising Ribs 49c lb. (Plain or Onion) BEST BUY! - 10e OFF PACK BREEZE With Terry Or Cotton Tea Towel 100%f PURE VEGETABLE IS! Sunspun Ma rgaurine 1 lb. Parchment Pack SUPREME »RANW Jelly Mallows Koko Mallows .13 oz. ceilo 29 39, Iliant Package 19 lb. MILD SEASONED Bologna by the piece 39c1 b.a BEST BUY! - SAVE 23e. 3 1/4 oz. TANG Orange Crystails i SAVE 9e! 1i lb. pkgs.. Fluffo Shortening 2 - 69c SAVE 19e! TWaxed Paper 35 oz. tin ,33c I SAVE 4e! - SAVE ALL 1001 St. Lawrence C@a, ft. roll 69c Frozea Feois NltÇCain's Bonus Pack 2 1/4 lb bag TENDER GREEN PEAS ----------------- --49e Refreshing Sunkist LEMONADE- - 6 -ounce tins 4 I for 49e SAVE 9 cents - CHOICE - CREAM STYLE 19 ounce tins SAVE 8e. - Cheese in Tomato Sauce Culerb useCor 4 9c LIBBY'S 28 oz. tins Cuveho s C rn 4for89 Spaghetti 2 for 59c Home Makers SPECIAL! Ab SAE1c-LAYER STYLE - DELUXE Teflon Treated Cover and Pad X Dunca Hins Cae Mi 2rk85C roning Set 8 FULL FLAVOUR Cello Pack 0f Ten We Reserve the Rigbt te Limit Quantities Wholesome Vine Ripened TOMATOMES No. 1 lb. 19e Sýping Treat -- FRESH V R N. i IB. 33e Mild Refreshing Hothlouse )ave 4c! 20 oz. btl. SWAN LIQUID gt. size - 43e WINDEX Window Cleaner 43e Special 49e! Dishes Detergent CORIS'SRED&WHT Phone 983-5201 ORONO, ONT. ALBUM 0F HORSES - There are many types of horses, ail wîtb different abilities. RIDE LIKE AN INDIAN - Terry went west and learned to ride the range. THE DAIILBE FAMILY HORSE Sarah was determined to sate their. old buggy horse. WINDY FOOT AT THE COUN- TY FAIR - Toby trained Windy Foot for the racp ail by bimnself, RIDE BY NIGHT - Jenny's horse was being used secretly by a mysterious rider. HORiSE IN THE HOUSE - The, tbeft of ber palomino stallion ai- most brought disaster to Melanie and ber family. 1-ERE COMES KRISTIE - Kistie had a head, four legs and a tail, but she certainly didn't act much like a horse. CHARLOTTE WHITE HORSE - a beautiful littie Milky Way. 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