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ORONO EEKLYTIMES, TIIURSDAY, JULY 3rd, 1969, Kendal News We enJoyed wonderful weather for Dominion Day or is it te be 'Canada Day.' We are saorry that we bave te give up ail our trad- itioan. lVjarchand who holds the portfolio of Regionial Eeonomic Expaânsioni Minister made the statemnent last week that, quote, 'lin future iltil woiixld be consid- DISPOSABLE PLATES and CUPS KNIVES 'and FORKS TABLE CLOTIIS CANNED POP, ICE CREAM ALL KINDS 0F CHIPS CZ!OCOLATE BARS STORE CLOSES AT 6 p.m. ON SATURDAYS ered as part, of the National 'Cap- ital and a two hundred million dollar programme would lie start- ýd >immeàd&ately to put this inito effeect and budld governi ment buildings there. Ottawa xiii be only baîf a capital city. Hull will have equal gtatus with Ottawa. Miss Irene Mercer has returned home f bm Quin-,Mo-Lac Camp. Sevenal from Kenclal atten'ded the Anniversary Service at Shiloli on Sunday afternoon. A union cl-oir of Welcome and Wesleyville with Mrs. H. Reeves at the con- sole sang, "The Sparrow hath Found a Nest and the Swailow hath found a home even Thine Altar, 0 Lord." Then the maie quartette gave two selections whirh were mucfi enjoyed. The gue'st speaker was Rev. D. Arscot cýf Courtice. He took as bis text, Gieme that which is mine", ~knbv the Proligal Son to his faher hifore he went awvay to D f 1 ,co)untry and wasted bis jýoods with riotous living . He q poke of the- people todav de- ninnding al pivlibsand accept- ing no re.Fpunsibility. The Kendal Church will be closed during July when our min- ister wi v isit bis ho.me in New- foundland. In August it will. be held at nine o'clock eaeh Sunday morning. Somèý of our young couples are going West for their vacations. Miss C. W. Stewart visited Mrs. E. Dobsion on Sunday., On Saturday, June 28th, 1969, the Piano lass of Mrs. M. H. Staples gathered at hier home for the June. Class Recital, which started with a little contest in pu- plis playing. 'God Save the Queen' Marie Yeo acted as adjudicator and piaced Debbie Heard, first, f ollowed by Jonathan, Staples. lan Moffat, Patty Maq and a Gr. VI student Barbara Krause. In- teresting du ets were played by Debhje and Wendy Heard; Kathy and MargaretMoffat; ýKaren and Lorna Lowery; Timmy Stapleton and Mrs. Staples. Ail twenty' pupils entered en- thusiastically into playing their varînus numbers in Grades from Beginners up to Gr. VIII, which was very pleasing and rewarding. Those taking-part were: Barbara Phoenix, Jonathan and Jane Stap- les, Marie Yeo and lier young p.upil David Adais. Tiimny Stap- leton, Barbara anid Brenda Krause Patty May, Ian Moffat, Karen and Lorna Lowery, Malody McKenzie, Wayde Long, Kathryn, Margaret and Tommy Moffat, J-am1e Quint- on. Debra and Wendv H4eard, Ab- sent were Joan Duvaîl,- Carol (hatterton, Suzanne Buning, Kerry Lynn Grady, Blain Moffat and Robert Grant. At'the riose students took penrt in a Rhythm ,Band, dirëcted by Mrs. Jeanne Sta"les with Karen Lawerv, Barbara Phoe"nix and Timmv Stapfleton, Pqoh takin.g turnis at directing the instruments Marie veo a t the piaîpn, whilh was fu. Then ail renalired to the lawn for refreshments. of the area. Eliigibility to play in game is former players of 50 years and over. Players will be divded into 2 teams. There wlll be an officiai kick-off. In the evening there will be a reunlôn in the Soplina Hall. Trophies, pictures and football bistory of the area will be on dis- play. There will be a few musical nunmbers. Ehtire proceeds of game to go to the Sehool for Retarded Child- ren in Oshawa. Watch your paper for further particulars. ROYAL PHONE, 623-5589 JULY THURSDAY TO WEDNESDAY (ONE WEEK) JULY 3 TO 9 INCLUSIVE MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2:00 P.M. Th bad cops aind th@ro oeps--aind1 therc's ARE IN DEMAND To operate farms, work in govmrment service and provide technical help in many kinds of agri-business - feed, seed,'fertilizer, machinery, farm supplies, insurance. You can prepare yourself for your career by completing the 2 year Diploma program in agriculture at the Ontario Agricultural College, University of Guelph. Applicants with Grade 12 standing, or equivalent training and experience are invited. For further informatio n wrte:, Director of Diploma Course in Agriculture, Box W., University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario. Wïilliam C. 'Hall, B. Comm., Chartered Accountant Phone Newcastle 987-4240 Ail day Weclnesday and Saturday ID Di X XDDX x DWl Dx i)xD7i DY- Be Wise ... ECONomiZ! SAVE WITH DXFUEL OIL ff-DX Dx Dx Dmi I XX Di DI)-D X- Attend Camp Thirty boys from the Sigma-C" Club, with their leaders Mr. G. DeJong and Mr. M. Colvin, mr. HadIley, Mr. MacDonald andMr A. MeLaren, spent last Weekend camping at Bon BEho Provinc&ial Park and explored the Bonne- chere Caves in thc heautiful Bonnecihere Valley at Eganville, Ontario. In 1965 caves that bad lain dark and unknown for ten thousand years were op2ned for the first time. The boys enjoyed these many experiences and cam- ping together in the outdoors. ~1 Mrs. Esther Stewart Mes. Esther Stewart pass'ed a- way in the Marnwood Nursing Home on Friday, June 27th 1969 at 6 p.m. She had been ili for six years. * Mrs. Stewart was bern in Clarke * Township and was ninety-five Years cf age at the time cf death. She was the. daughter cf Ann Mann and Robert Coville, and wý-as educated in Orono No. 9 Pub- lic Sebool and Port Hope High - School. - She was married in August 1916 te Robert Stewart and was a member of St. Saviour's Angli- can Church, Orono. Surviving are two nephews, AI- lisorn Cowan, of Toronto and Col- ville Evans cf rena. The funeral service was held at the Morris Funeral Chapel on Monday, June 30th 1969. Rev., Robt. Hayne, Newcastle was in charge cf the service and the funeral music was played by Mrs. Ross HaIlowell. The poil bearers were: Bill Colville,' James Colville ~. Colin Smith, Charles Stapleton, Robt. Morton and Brooks Cowan. Interment Bowvmanville cemetery. * 'y, * 4' 4~ * 4' 4. 4. Dx Old Timers Football Game Plans are progressing for games tgi be held at Solina on Saturd.ay, August 2nd at 3 p.m. There is a possibiiity that pro- ceedngs will staïrt witb a parade. Supper will be provýded by ladies TECHNiicoLOR®IFROM WARMER BROS.-SEVER ART S «îMi1 Aduit entertainment Show starts 7:30 nightly Friday and' Saturday -2 Showing9s.at 7:,30 and 9:30 p.m. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY JULY 0 - 11 -'12 James Caburn, Margaret Blye Western Comedy- Aduit Entertainment &UNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY JULY 13 - 14 - 15 16 "BL&CKTIGHT mKILLERS"7 Admittance Restricted to persons 18 years of age or over also "M'ROTORPSYCHOI" THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY JULY 17 - 18 - 19 WALT DISNEY'S "6The Morse lai The Gray Flanuel Suit"l Dean Jones, Diane Baker, Marey Amsterdam SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY O.fULY 2C-21 ý22 -23 "If He Hollers, Lot Hlm Go!" Raymond St. Jacques, Dana Wynter Aduit, Comedy Admilttance Restricted ta persans 18 years of age or over THURSDAY, FR.IDAY, SATURDAY JULY 24 - 25 - 26 Support Your Local Sheriff, James Garner and Joan Hackett Comedy SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY JULY 27 - 28 - 29 30 "The Female" Admittance Restricted ta persans 18 years af age or over also1 ."Secrets of a Windmill Girl" Ail evening shows begin at 7:30 June Music, Recital Held LYLE WEST ELECTRIC Orono: 983-5962 Quality Electrical Heating and Lighting Installations and Repairs by Certified Electricians ORONO WEEKLY 1 IÏI