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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, WJEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd, 1972 UNITEX) CHURCH Orono Pastoral Charge Minister Rev. B. E. Longz SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1972 Oronio Unted Church- Churchi School - 10:00 ar. Worsip Service - 11:15 a.rn. Church Milpmbership Class Firsi. and Third Mondays 7:30 p.mi. Friendship Room Study and Discussion Group Second and Fourth Mondays 8;00 p.m. Main Hall. Klrhy United Church- Worship Service - 9:45 a.m. Church School - 11:00 a.rn. Dlal-A-Thought 983-9151 SALES and SERVICE New Models on Dispilay Cail in at PONTYPOOL GAR-- AGE for SPECIAL PRICES Now Lon Challice, Telephone 983-5161 Orille Chatteo'rtont ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ELECTRIC HEATING AND SERVICE Phone 983-5546 or 983-5940 ORQNO, ONTARIO JACK 99 King St., E. BOWMAN VILLE Whien Buying or Selling cali WILFIHAWKE (OURt ORONO AREA REPRESENTATIVE 983-e274 Memher of Oshawa -and Dis- trict Real Estate Board ST. SAVIOURS ANGLICAN Establlshed 1869 Regular Sunday Worshlp Service - 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion- First *and Third Sundays Morning Prayer- Second and Fourth Snndays Holy Baptism by appointment jwith Rector 987-4745. IThe Rev. H. Robert Hayne, (- ý 'B.A., L.Th. p Keidcîî,News Saturday morning, Februiary 19 started out to be a'beautiful day. Great,,crowds came to the ski hill to enjoy the fresh beautiful snow. However about four o'clock the wind got up. Visibility bc- camne bad but the bus loads of skicrs and thc cars'got away bc- fore darkness came. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Roberts had attcnded a hockey game in which their son was playing. They had friends with theni from Californ- ia but they could not make the ski hili so stayed all night with the McKelveys. Mr. and Mrs. M. Wagar tried to reach Kendal by the sixth Une and had to spend the night with Mi. and Mrs. Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. M. Manders were returning from a wedding they had attended at Erin, Ont. Com- ing north from Newtonville they camre to a car parked in the 'mid- dle of the road. They could flot get by so thcy spent the night with Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Stark. The big snow storm last year that blocked the roads was one week carlier in February. Those with ski-doos really enjo'yed the week- end., Anyone having old woollen to send away, for blankets please bring them to the home of Mis. E. Couroux or Mrs. W. Merrer. Anyonc living îin Orono or cIsc- wfiere is welcome to ship them with the Kendal Institute wool- lens. But please bring them soon. Church and Sunday School liad to ,be cancelled on February 20th dute to the tact that the roads were full of snow. The snoôw plow managed to open the sixth Une at six o'clock Sunday even-, IIRICKLAYERS STÈON'EMASONS WILLIE J. SCHFIAIIL Phone 983-5606 Specializing in ail kinds of STONEWOIIK and I FIREPLACES We also do chimnev j Reniairs Elmer's Garage TEXACO SERVICE MI St. North, Orono Phone 983-5130 [g. Howe 1ver at ten 'o'clock, that night the îoad report said, that number 2 was closed betwecn Newtonville and Port Hlope due to bloxwing snow. Long ago thcy tell us there was a toi] gate at Wel- corne corner and the road wa'; bad fromn there into Port Itope. They hired gangs of men with shovels to try to keep it opn. On Saturday night, Febîuaiy 26 the Kendal' Cubs aie planning their banquet in the Kendiil Sun- day School room. Then on Sunday Fcbruary 27 the Kendal troop of Girl Guides and Biownies will parade to Kendal Church. Let us have a good 'attendance to wel. corne thcm on Sunday. Thc Kendal Womcn's Institute held Pi',ir Feb'-uairy meeting at t!~ hc cd' M:-s. hL. ~txW:h 'tirs. John Honderoa in thc Chair. Mis. M. Manders, Hlome Econ- omnics and Ilealti Convenor, chose as lier topic "Going Eaçk Sevu.nty five Years". The motto was "e inember the, Past". The roll cal]: "Name' something that was faslî- ionable- 75 ycars ago." Mis. Manders had an Eaton cat- alogue dated baek around the turn 'of the century. She quoted prices at that time of many art- icles of wearing apparel for mnen, wromen and childien. Mis. Mand- ers 'then. modelled a beautiful pink'dress sic hacl just maderep- rescnting the Victorian cra. It was complete with tucks, gathers and the bustle, Discussion was held concerning the, Womcn's Institutes 75th Anniversary tuis yeaî. An affernoon tea and antique display is planncd for a later date. Antique articles will bc grcatly nppre('iatcd on loan for tire occasion., Thc meeting closed- by sing- ing "The' een, foLlowcd by lunch provided by Mis. R. Elliott. Asocial half hour was cnjoyed. Kendal L.O.L. held another card 'party Friday cvening,, cb. 18th. The prizes for the evcning werc as follows: Lady's high - Mis. K. Cooper Lady's low Marie Couroux Gcnt's higli -Roger Downes Gcnt's low- George Clark, 50-50 draw Irene Mercer Next card party in two wccks time on March 3rd. SWEETIIEART DANCE AT ROYAL .CANADIAN LEGION Little arrows might well have been the Theme song at the iloyal Canadian Legion on Sat- urday evening. While "Old Man Wnter" huffed and puffed ar- ound the eves, with cupid xvork- ing just as hard shooting many jîttie arrows to make and break a few hearts. An atmosphere of romance ivas lielped along by hiearts, cupids, llallmark Mood Posters and v ivy appropriate music by Ray'Walker and the Royal Ambassadors. During the evening rnany hirthi days and anniversaries were cel- ebrated along with a reluctaîit farewell to the "Jones farlily" in Bowmanville who are r; turning to England to set up residence. Aêl tbh13 trne Ray Abcrnathy and Maurice Aiinaert vcdi ruecntcd Mr. and Vhs'. Jones with 2 beý,r jugs. Maurice on behaif of the Branch, Ray personally. In spite of the adverse weather conditions gucsts were pre.sent from Toronto, Ajax, Peterboro and surrounding areas. Throughout the evening prizes were given with the winners as follows: Door Prizes: Mr. John Martin, Mrs. P. ,Lambert, Mrs. L. EId- ridge. Spot Dances: Mr. and Mrs. P. Perrin, Gift certificate donated by Jack. Childs giftware. Mr. Rodgcr Wright and Mrs. Olive Langlais. local News, D)ue to road and weaticr con- ditionsý a small congregation nîf W) 4weeu 40 and 50 were in attend'ý ance at tie Orono United Churchý on Suniday jnorning. As there waý ne gui or choir, Mrs. Joy(ce Gray pla ' vcd the piano for tie- sînghîg of hymns and Rey. LonZ. cou<luct cd a short service.-of wor- shilp. Tic stalwart participante, eîijoyed the informai atmos-- phere. callyour licensed Plumbing & MXechanical Contractoz, who seils, instalu and guarantees ýC ARMAN7 PLUMBING AND IIEATING New casual pants in' brushed denim- and cotton denim. Jean styllng with wide flare lcg, button or' zipper front, wide beit îoops, 4 patch pockcts - sonie in contrasting colour.' Black and white, plum, medium blue and navy. Sjzes 28 tû 38. PRICED -FRIOM $8.95 to $10.95 C;oloured Dif Men's Jockey Bief s in fine combed cotton, regular or jo-riscl. Shades of blue, purpie, green and gold. Waist size 30 to 36 PRICE, EACH- $1.50 am No-Irou Work Clothing MI IIau&h's permanent press work pants and shirts ito match. Green only. PRICE- Pants, waist sizes 30 to 46 - $7.98, Shirts, sizes 15 to 16% - $6.50 Orono Amateur Ath!etic Assocîatiý6n Boosmter Banquet ciùnd Draw Saturday, Mth4th BANQUET IN CIIURCH BASEMENT 6:30 P.M. Elimination Draw for, $100,00 and Dance Card Party in Oddfellows' Hall TICKETS: $5.00, each. Available from Association members or at the Orono AMena ~, .p~ i -s-Pt Pt' Y DX SERVICE STATION igh'ýway 35 and 115, Just north of Newcastle Featurir.g: ~ Premium Quallty Products Aà The Most Rensonahie Puices Any quantity per gal. Phone 987-4215