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oRONO WEEKLY TIMES, TIIU;tRSDAY, MAY ist, 196e OR -"-0 WEEKLY TIMES Second Class Mail Regstration Number 0368 Pùblishied every Thutrsday at the office of publication Main Street, Oronio, Onitario. Phone 983-5301 Establislied in1 1938 by R. A. Forrester- Roy C. Forrester -- Editor and Publisher Get Your Facts Str aight, Mr. Editor In last wee-k's paper, we were critical of the United Counties i connection witli the road work being under- taken on the Main Street, It does appear that our source of information was net up to date and that a more complete job is being undertaken. With a visit from the Warden, Roy A. Foster, we were înformed that the Main Street, after the installation of storm sewers, will be paved and that further work is te be done at the soutli of the Village at the Mil Hill. The pavWng and program at the Miii Hill wiil be completed this year, stated Reeve Foster. We now understand that the Counties let one con- tract for ail theirpaving tlirougliout the County and by this means, rather than letting smàll individuai contracts, the~y are able to gain a better price for such work. We were furtlier inIormed that the Chairman of the Counties' Road Committee does fnot corne from Clarke Township tliis year. It does iappear that Mr.-Editor did jump the gun somewhat, but :an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Happy driving on our new thorouglifare later ths year. A Yhing 0f Beauty We ail too often take the gifts of nature for granted and are not consclous of theàr usefulness or beauty. Trees do corne in this category. This lias been vividly brought to the front witîh the reinoval of the trees on Park street whieh now lias in full view teleplione and hydro wires and cables. These latter items are certainly not a thing of beauty. Trees, in this case, were a cover-up for the accomn- plishments of man and nature was able to add its beauty and to gain prominence to the viewing ewe. While we are on the subi ect of nature and its beauty we miglit suggest an outing along one of the many hiking trais designed for your enjoymenit i this area. Two trails, a five and an eigh mile trail are well marked in the Dur- ham Forests directly north of Orono. Those interested may drive to the trails by turning east off Highway 115 at Tay- lor's Gravel pit, to a point a littie over a mile. Other hiking trails begin in Hope Township and are known as the Gan- araRska Trails. Spring car be an interesting time of year with nature coming ,to life in its niany forms. Plan now to be part of it and to realize the gift given us by the things of nature. Rolph DmninHardware ORONO, ONT, PHONE 93-5207 The Reward of the Sensitive F oliln the reýSurreetioft,.of Je- sus there are. a number of -ic- counts which tell of bis appear- ane-s ajog is fisciple- th6ing" we niote, and thiat is 1a only those who hiad the sensitiv- ity of faith saw him. Sensitivity in this sense îs rit that qualityv which we ":11 "touiyý" and whielh resulits il- ing easily hurt. It is a rcespjonsive- ress, an alertneSs and a rev,- ence. It is thle opposite of insens- iiiywhidhi is dullness of feeling, an unbelie~ving attitude or;an -r- reverence toward things we do Rot understand., The reward of the sensitive is to be found in worship - the Holy Seriptures. - and in the per- son of Jesus Christ. Many say they get nothing from worship or from the Holy Scriptures, and some' think of Jesus with littie respect. Recently ýwe consjdered the ex- pression of some ýamong whose remak were expressions like "Jesus was a deluded vouth"l: "lesuswas pef'haps Schizonhren- There aire InanY trutlis hidden fromi those who treat life with crude and insensitive hands. A rose is a thing of beautv h'djif it is pulled'petal from pet"' -d crown from stem the resi,7,u z not la thing of beauty. The sime can be said of th~e butterfl,7 w17ill its delicate tracings on fragile wings. If we are insençlitive encougl to pull it apart to see what like, 'we no longer look upon -a thing of beauty, n'or can we cail it a butterfly any lnger, The story ils tld of a man, walking on the his of Scotlï,id .where' lie came upon p"-, studying-the purpie heather un- der a' powerful mîcroscopo TtIe asked if lie migit' look at it also. Hiaving looked, lie exclaimed "Oh, the beauty of it, and to think that these feet of mine crushed such beauty witho-e alizing1 it was there."1 One can easly' Imagine lihow quickly the beautiful wrn- Rembrandt, would be disfigured bY insensitive hands if left un- guarded for any'lengtli of time. Truth and beauty are, every- where around us but onlv the sensitive, can, daim the reward off experiencing it. We who dlaim alleg-iance tb' Christ oaa onlyý receive the re- wards of Christ if' we are sensi- tive to is promptings. Jesus bad a sensitivity* and reverence for life which. enabled him to 'oee beauty in the Most unlikely plac- es. He, expressed. a gentlenesfl whieh lifted and inspired. When they brouglit the woman to Jesus. Who had been taken in adliltrv. those who brougit lier thrust lier rudeiy inito his presence. e For I3eautiful H&nds skin-Thin Rubber Gloves FOR SPRING CLEANING CHORES Regular 98c. Smali, Mediumi, Large 2 pair .3 STUTT'S 'PHAROeMACY ORONO, ONTARIO PHONE 9$3.5009 Northiumberland-Durham Liberal Associationi ANN UAL MEETING Saturday, May 3 - 2:30 p.,,, -9:00 p.u,. Cobourg a nd District Collegiate East POlicY Workshop 2:30 p.an., Election Officers 5:00 p.m. Reception and Dinner With Your M.P. URusseII C. IbHney 7:00 pan. Guest Speaker - The Ronourable Jean, Marchand Minister of Régional Economic Expansion Dînner TIckets ($5.00) from Liberal Executive Members "Democracy is Participation Participation is lhe Liberal Way"l Speclal For May 1i'Quart of RINK FR E with the purchase of 1 Quart Glen iRae Orange Drinkc ONLY 25c for80Ooz* - TWO FOR ONE - * Good until May,15, 1969 We reserve the right to'limit quantity to any one customer. Glen Rae. Dalry ORANGE OR9