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ORONO WEEKLYTIMES,_WEDYNESDAY, APIL Zlst, 1971 Kendý'al News ~AET LAWN RAKE UE TEMPER an mnade heavy-duty sprin g-action ka. 1 09 9 ý10 BROOM As for outside awbeping wlth duty bristies. Ideal ;os, criveways, and GRELN 7-7-7 ýi fRT1LIý,ý1zE: The time-proven well- balanced feed;ing formula for afl Iawns. Free tlowîing. Easy- to apply. (Bag ars approxiî ý-.d(ety 1200 sq RUBBERMAID PAILS Rust-proof, dent- proof. Recessed hand grips. Pourïng spouts on each side. Available in gold, avocado, turquoise and the new fia me~ c olo u r. 8 q u î, t~ capacity. 15 Callyouîr If censed Plumbing & MecanialContractoe who selfs, Instalis rad ---aranteu PLUMBI'NG AN 2ETn4q Wc have had three beautiful xeekends as far as weather is <o-c i ,d, in April. However very little rain thus far. The snow ha,-,j u' -t gradua-ly nielted into the ground. Most of the~ roads are full of pot holVs. Plans are under- way to v iden the Newtonville road. Gangý, of m,ýn have eut the tr on lire <aI t id:, at Stark- fences that have been knocked ,7 ýr71 ,-j -rpîled on top of tlîem- by the -now. plough along tV- (~"O lCS nr, Sindqr Anril 18 Rev T. S , vei VOte the seriptune V in t, John 21. verses 19221 I! s teý0. was, "What is t7",lt te lhe e '1'ollow thon me." h'ý pointed ont the '!1à i v; r of talc- lac a; a patt-rns for our lives the exiriffe set hv those anound us. A Cliri-i an rnust not be afraid to stand n-) l'or thes ight even thongh hie, Aand aloni'. ' ý.e 1 be a Daniel, dare to stand alone, dare to hav e a purpase b ue, dare to matec it knoun" Some ofth ie Kendal Young people will h, nritinf, with the church 0o1 the 'firt Sunday in May, If there are others who mrofld lk'to transfer their mem-, hrrr4îip fromn -sformer church tb 1' 'adal this woffid ho a goo d time to f!t it oucl ,itribthe uinister. The n IîdssT School, anniversary is ou âmue 6thi. mi-s. J,.lite wash ef Cobourg si'ijt d ss th Mr. and Mns. G. Cath- c<'t nd v ill Mr. A. Thompson Mrs. A. Suarhrink lbas now gone froni Bownoansîille 1ilospital to ber daubht"r-in-law's home,, Mr. arnrl ijtis. Rougehley, Osbawa. Mr. anid 1Mrs. Alen Foster have returned fr-on a trip te Vir- gfifla and Tenliesee. Ninetoon Girl Guides and B3rowniený of Kr'nmdal under the leadership of mns. Wm. Carn went on a buns trip with the Newton- ville and Nreeaste troons to the Kennedy' Fanm ai, Millhrook te observe the rnaking of Maple Syru.p, which they enjoyed a noon witb panr'akes. The younger ones enjoyed the pony rides and the Guides rode on the wagons. FIRE CALLS 1Over the past week the Clarke- Orono Fire Deparfinent bas ans- wered three fire c'lls. Two were for grass fines while the third was a barn on the tobacco f arm of Mr. J. Barnoski, north east of New- tonville and straîght east, of Crooked Creek. In the middle of the week the department was cailed to a grass fire at Horne's Restaurant, 111gb- way 115 but it was under control when the Derpartment arnived. Sunday aftcrnoon they were eaul- ed te a qmall enass fire north of Mr., E. Schmîd's, Ovono, wbich was stanted by unknown cause. Shbotly after midnight on Sun- day the Department received a cail to the J. Barnoski tobacco farm, east of Crooked Creek. The barn and contents were, a total loss. The barn contained some to- bacco as well as some antique furniture. Albert's Texaco G1MÀU RALEPAJRS Phone 988.5249 oru, Local Cews Mr. and Mrs. Joe Staples spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bail , John and Barbara, Aylmer. The Orono Junior Gardeners enjoyed a visit to the sugar bush at Mr. Harold Ransberry's farm. Mr. Gordon Power, Taunton Road, returned home from the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital on Sunday where he bad been a patient after-being involved in an accident ne']r his home on Thursday of last v7 tk. Mr. Power was driving his tractr.ir on the Taunton Road when a car bit the back of the tractor, throwing hlm to the ditch. He was taken to the hospîtal by ambulance sufferîng cuts and bruises but luckily no broken bones. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hartwig and family have moved into their new home on Main St. North, which tbey purchased from 'Mr. Floyd Nicholson. Mr. Horst Hoensch returned last Wednesday following a two week trip to Germany, H1e reports full employment and booming ec- onomy. Dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bailey and Shawn on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and Lynn, Kendal; Mr and Mrs. Ron Dinner, Sherry and Heather, PQrt Hope, Mr. and Mrs. .Rick Neil, Toronto. S NEVER TAKEN OUT! / car last Thursday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, Harris. They are now visiting his. family in Meaford. Ail the family was home om, Sunday at Lawrence Harris' and th' y celebrated Annita Fulford's second birthday. and Richard I-brris' fitst birthday. Mary Forrest, Joan Ard an&d Norma Ransberry of Kirby U.C. W. enjoved the pictures in Oshawa1 Simcoe St. United Cburch, Sun, day evening shown by Rev. Tedt Colwiil on- Brazil. Miss Ann and Master Douglas Switzer of Port Perry were week, end visitors with their grandparý ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lowery. Kir by NWýw s Mr. Gordon Walken, Gail and Arlene of Willowdale visiteil on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bail. Other visitors were Mr. Doug Mercer of Kendal and Miss Susan Bail, Oshawa. Mrs. Milt Wannan and Mrs. Jack Covan attended the trou- seau tea for Mrs. Alvin Souch at the home of Trudy's mother, Mrs. Ken Maynard, Bowmanvilie on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Mîlt Wannan were supper guests -at Mr. and Mrs. Jim Souch's, Starkville on Sunday. Tho ne attending the shower for Miss Sheila Severson at the home of Mrs. Harold Goode, Newcastle last Monday from Kirby: were Marion McKelvey, Zella, Graham, Mary and Ada Rutherford and Pauline Wannan. Kinby Home and Sehool are holding another card party at Kirby Centennial School this Sat- urday evening, April 24th. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nimigon and family of Whitby were Z~uests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Cochrane on Sunday. Mn. and Mrs. Roy Fulford and family of the Yukon anrived by Chageof Ownership NORTHWAY RESTIAUIANT ON HIGHWAY 35-115 SOUTH 0F ORONO is changing ownership and being completely renovated throughout with new equipment and a new look WE WANTA $20.00 CASH PRIZE will1 be given to the person who sgtbmits the name chosen. Send your ideas wvith,,your name and address to Advertiser 105 c/o ORONO WEEKLY TIMES Orono, Onitarjo EXPECTING TO OPEN THE FIRST WEEK 0F MAY WATCH FOR FURTIIER DETAILS Ma"g n etic Signs, for your Car or Truck firmnly adhere to metal Your choice of colors SoId by Oroo TMe's