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ORONO'W1ÉEK4 LYTIES, '1VEDNESDAY, DECEMBEIR IsLt, l1 ___________ Local News Or four L.UU(i î'ery time. 'l 6,for 37 p to 12". STEAM- .~.y5 55k ~ Mr.' and Mrs. Jack Bail,- John auid Barbara, Ayime~r sp 'ut thse w ckcd iîth Mr. and Mrs. Joe 1 .andI i rs. Lyii Linsntt of Lindsay were weekend v i.itoÉs wittl Mr. and 1'îrs. Cari Kimrn ett ali Warren. On Sunday Miss Lois hEi inc ttandti r. Davwid Sevsuith of IBelleville ai o vicire vs itors. iMr. Douglas Moffat, Fullrton sp ut. tbe weekend with bis par- ents, Mr. and Mis. J. D. Moffat aui famiiy. and-abilit17tol get along with people. Zijr. Wayne Couvier suffered bruises and cutsand is a patient in Bowmanville Hospital follow- ing a collision betWeen his snow- mobile and a car at the Main and Station Street intersection on Monday evening. The ambulance, reporting to the Orono accident from Bowmanville, landed in, the dîtcb, on Higbway 115 during the snow storm. J. Roy Celville The sudden deatb of J. Roy Colville on September 9, of a beart attack wbule waiting in court to present' a case, bas left a great viod in tbe lives of many. Ils wise decisions for our club, as well as legal decisions for bis inany clients are goîng to be sore- ly mîssed. Roy's wittîcisms and quiet, to-tbe-point remarks will long be remembered by bis many friends at the tToronto Ski Club, St. George'e Golf Club and the Carlton Club of Toronto. Roy grew up in Orono, Ontario, the only cbld -of Dr. and Mrs. Neil Colvîlle. Hle Nas very proud of his birtbplace and would oc- casio)nally tel] stories of soine of bis youtbful escapades. Particu- larly will he beremembered for bis skillful card playing, being a real poker player at the age of sixteen! Roy also organized the Orono Tennis Club. H1e graduated from the Univers- ity of Toronto in 1939. In 1943 ho was called to the Bar at Osgoode Hall. In 1963 lie was appointed as a Queen's Counsellor and at the time of his deatb wàs a partner in the law firm, of Goodenougli, Iligginbot- tom, McDonnall and Colville. During the Second World War lie served as a pilot witb the RCAF and was a member of the Fort York Brandi of the Legion. Roy met bis wife, the former Jean Picmani of Parry Sound, la 1940 wben she wvas bis nurse during a stay -in hospital. Tbey, were marrled in 1944. As one of tbe directors of the Toronto Ski Club and the Blue Mountain Ski Club lie bas served uaceasingly on their. behaif for the past 24 years. It is cbiefly due to Roy's insighit and ability that the Toronto Ski Club will enjoy skiing privileges at Blue Mountain for -999 years. Al as- pects of the club's business bave been under bis astute guidance. Roy made many suggestions re- garding trails la our Blue Moun- tain area and it was bis deiigbt to tramsp the trails ecdI season to sec first band what had been donc. to furtbcr fthc pleasure of skiing and if lic didn't like wbat bce saw lie saîd so la no uncertain terros. ln winter lie and bis wife Jean n were ont regardless of tise Kteodcl Netws On, Tuesday mornîng, Novem- ber 3th ail the fields were cuiv- erd with several iuches of snow, with deep banks in places. The cattle stilji0on Pasture, were wad- ing througb these banks of snow. Tihe snow I)ioughs were ýout, c 'ear- ing therad and lanes sospo cOuld get to the,,ir ok Wn had arrived. The Kendal Church lias insul- ated the walls underneath the- churcb kitchen. and inistalled an electric heater to prevent the. water works from freezing. Thus we can have bot and cold water on tap ail winter for banquets, Sunday SCkbOol meetings etc. This, is quite an improvenwnt. SMrs. A.' Cowie is. visîting lier sister Mrs I. Marlati at the home Oxford B:RCI<LAYERS STONEMASONS WILLIE J. SCIWsAHLý Phone 983S5606 Specializing in al hinds of STONEWORK and FIREPLACES We ais. do chlmnev Repaire /10/A COW Imer's Garage TEXACO SERVICE mmi St. North, Orono Phonoe 9m51 of Mrs., A. Poster. Kendal choir sang "Jesus lias prornîsed my Shepherd to b., 1iba'swhy 1.love lm nso." .ev.- T. Sneigrove spoko_ on the "Divine:, Iiivasioi. IJis t ýxl xas Isaiab 9; verse 6: "For unto us a child is borin." Clarke Museum and Archives is b.-comling a most intere~stng_ pl ace. Fancy, strollhng fis 1flic priineval foi-est with real iisk and rnuskrat animais peeping o-t at you or iooking in on a pione r kitchuen wlhere the lady of the bouse is making butter in a datjî chura or examining 'the hunting knife that Nathoniel Powers used to skin ninety-nine deer before UNITED CHURCH Oro.a.Pasteral xQustoe Roy. B. E. Long Or.,. United Chr- Chnrch School - 10:00 a.m. "Worship Service - 11:15 &.m. Kiry United rhurch-, Worship Service. - 9:45 a.m. Church Sehool - 11:00 a.m. For A Moment of Inspiration Dial A Thought 983-9151 ST. SAVIO"URS ANGLICAN Established 1869 Regular Sunday Worshlp Service, - 9:30 a.m. Moly Communion- First and Third Sundays HornIng Prayer- Second and Fourth Sundayu HoIy Baptlsm hy appolntment wlth Rector 987-4745 The 1ev. H. Robert Hayne, B.A., L.TII. ..y thec ycar M6, at Kirby. Send any- reics of thie pat you may have 1that otiters, may ejoy them. Theý- 'ueulitbeoe to the pub-' (1.iI ~ ~ ~ Hi b ucac îht picture of Clarke Pbi irr and Muý- ri 1 1. ii. le. Theenmake a fine (un mas iftb -ies elping the I n s' i IL y cu bepurchas.eil Tht PT.Aaî hsdig a Pennyr SaRt inKrîa Scitool at 8 p.m.. Satiday ceîînoftis week. 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