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ME. CVirMf , f . "' ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, TURSDAY, JUNE 1Oth, 1969 Kendal News The Eastern Star ladies held their annual church parade in Kendal United Church last Sun- day. Misses Peggy and Min Fost- er sang as a duet, "Lit is Well with My Soul." 'Rev. T., Snelgrove took as his subject, "The Bonds tuf Friend- ship" and as his text Ruth 1, Musu DOCTOR'S OFFICE AT TURN 0F CENTURY The Bowmanville museum has ýse,-ral new exhibits this year inaning from a 1900 doctor's of- fîce and disiensary to a glass ex- hitand inementos from the' First World War. Tehe dotor's office features naany items unfamiliar 'andeven distasteful to persans aceustomed to modern medical facilties. Surgical instruments d aing froýrn 1864 Which incelude a;mal saws used for amputations wll ln-etthe strongstomached. For those of fainter heart there ïs tie exiqminirg chair whlch con- verts ito a table with its let- dlown back and rîrised footrest. Other articles presenit are pili rollie-s which, are just what îthey -1u~d, a moertar vessel used for niixn m~diine-and apothea~ The iusumaile bas exhibits to llstrtetypes of early Ontar- P TEYDISPLAY 4pcteî- xhibit datiing f rom 188 ncudes an. old crock made Li the lclpottery. l'here is aise a Canadian glass, exhibit and an iron exhiibit which dispiays hand4prged tools made hy local blacksmiths or mnade in aren foundries. Early haýmmer beads, ýwagon brak7esý, axe head2, adiron sikes con!trast to the- ewmodler exibl)it items such as onnmenalfurniture parts made by B, owmanville foundry today. A scraphook is the central- at- traction for local residents ini the ist Wold War mementos. Browsers may go hý with tbe hoeof seeing a vaguely rememn bedrelative eor an itriknocwl fahrin onecof the heok's many pitures of local bhoys killed ln -the war. There are 1 sa, pictures of ýmany GCanadian regirnents. Moving on to the 1920's, the museum has a dsplay recalling the more irhe aspects of (the'era including an early radio. Many exhits from last year are back for another season. mrhese include a general store, Victorian parlor, Victorian bed- £oom, an eanly 1850 bedroom and a special collection of dolis and -lays. The museuim will be open until Tbanksgiving. Hours iarc 2 ýto 5 Contînued page 10) Fatber's Day Gus, For June 15th GREETING CARDS WALIE TS verse 17: "Intreat me not to leave tbee or te return from fol- lowing after thee." He suggested that we should perpetuate these beautiful qualit- les of fnierdship in our daily re- latiornships., After the service a social hou" xvas spen.t when lunnh w-s served by the most worthiv mitren, Mrs. E. Couroux and Mrs. G. Mercer. Among the nnny c-ests at the service were Mrs. Fina Dobson, and her sisters (T'dl) Mr S. C. Duthie of Hartlev. Manitoba and (Tillie) Mrs. Russel Lowery of Toronto and her s ter-in-law Mrs. Ed Rutbven of Welcome. T'hey had just returned from their sis- ter's fune"al Mrs. James Forester (Ella) of West Port., Leeds Coun- ty. We extend our deepest svm- pathy to the Ruthven family. The five girls and Edwin grew up on the farm just west of the tobacco farm on the sixth Une and attend- cd the sixth line scbool. Next Sunday. June 15 the Bow- manville Masonic Order will par- ade td Kendal Church at 11:15 a.m. Then the following Sunday, June 22 at 11:15' azn. our Sunday School Anniversary wÎll be held with Dr. Norman MacKenzie as guest speaker. We are most for- tunate in obtaining sueh an out- ,standing speaker. The Royal Arch Purpie Degree wis coriferred on John Wayne Ln-wery of Kendal 405 and John Cunningham of Tyrone on June 4 in Kendital. The chair was occu- pied by County Master Brother Bradley. The Royal Scarlet Chapter of (Vrtwýright met in Kendal Hall on June 9th. The ichair was o"rupied by Commander Rolland Batton. The Unfted Church Women are selling biking,, home made artic- les of clothing, 'cindy, garden plants. in fact anything that wR!l sell in Osh-wa on Thursday morn- mne. PlP-ase leave your baking etc. with Mrs. H. Fc>ster or Miss C. Stewart. "Thev say by 2000, there wiIl be 200 million cars In America," said one genItem. "Yes' and no place to Dirk tliemr)" replied his friend. "Oh we will iiuit annerx C½."'a ~idmake it into one big W illiam C. Hall, B. comm. Chartered Accountaint Phone Newcastle 987-4240 Ail day Wednesday and Saturday DX DX Dx DX DX DX DX D DX DX D t DX DIME Be Wise .... ECONOMIZE! $AVE WITHi DX FUEL PHONE 668-3341 DX DX DX DX DX DX DX DXDX D DX Ir D for new PNIC UC-BA -C SALES SAF left to'riglit: Stewart Preston, Sales Manager; Roger Swan, Tom Cowan, President; Ray Lathangue. Absenit Nhen photo taken, Weldon Brown. and. .d.e 'Are Prepared TO SERVICE WHAT W SERVICE PERSONNEL, left to right: Graydon Brown, Tom Westlake, Hugh Murphy, Don Plain, Service. Manager; Hermann Haass, Neil Metcalf, Shop Foreman; Bert Perfect, Douglas Ashton, Howard Anyan.1 16 6 KING$.E PHONE 623-3396 DEAL WITH YOUR' AUTHORIZED GM DEALER