The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

4-ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, 'FEBRUARY 20th, 1974 KENDAL NEWS Good are the things we cannot buy; Eyes that may see a bright blue sky Eans that may catch the voice of sprine Strength for the tasks each day will bring, Love and laughter an appetite Sleep that blesses us in the night. Spring like weather is with us this week. Roads have been bare ail winter. Icing of the roads has been a problemn. The road men tell us that 'DX SERVICE STATION Hlighway 35 and 115, just north of Newcastle Featuring: Premium Quahity ProducL3 ___ At the Most Reasonahie - - Prices - Stove 011 Diesel 011 Available inany quanttty Water Rainwater is sof t. But as it soaks through the ground to rivers and lakes and wells - on its way to your faucet - it dissolves 'hard' minerais. So it is less able to dissolve other things, such as soap. The hiard minerais combine with soap to form a sticky scum around bathitubs and wash basins. The minerais form 'lime' deposits on ketties, pipes and' water heaters. Hard water is hard on soap, hiard on clothes, hard on people. Sof t water brings back the sof t life .brings back the oid fashioned, chemnicai-free detergent free, dirt-free, troubie-free luxury and gentieness of rainwater. Cail your Dutro plumber. He Wiii tell you the exact degree of hardness of the water supply in your hom e, ýor he wiil have a sample tested by the Duro laboratory at no'cost to you. He will give you an estimate for the low cost iuxury of Sof t Water the gentle way to save money, time and housework. 'Vour Duro Plumnber is: Harvey vPartner Ltd Phone 983-5206 mnany nights this past winter they have been calied out to sand the roads and his. SuInday morning service was taken by Mr. D. Dale Of Oshawa. Through a mix up in dates he came a week early so0 Mr. M/. Bradley wiil take the service next Sunday. The choir sang, "What a wonder- fui change in my life has been ~wrought, since Jesus came into my heart," with Mrs. A. Foster at the organ. Mr. Dale toid the chiidren a true story of a new family that arrived in Canada recentiy without heavy winter ciothling. ' He iliustrated the truth that money is not the answer to al our problems. He chose as his scripture reading the fîfteenth chapter of Luke beginning at verse eleven. The Story -of the Prodigai Son. We have been most fortunate in obtaining such fine speakers while our puplit is vacant. On Sunday afternoon a fair representation of the three churches met at Shiioh to hear Rev.- G. Montgomery of Vankleek Hill preach. He served in the R.C.A.F. with the rank of squadron leader and has served in two charges since entering the ministry one near London and now at Vankleek Hill. An invitation was extended to him to become our minister and we hope he wili be able to begin May the fifth. Orono Building Brick '- Block Concrete Stone Work Carpentry -Cabinet Work Floors Tile 983-5441 Orono T1hought about the cost of prescriptions Iatelyo? You could do sometking aibout it. Different brands of the sarne quality drug varywidely in price. Next time, when you need a prescription, ask this question, "Arn 1 getting the Iowest cost drug according to PARCQST?"' PARCOST is a program that assures you of "Prescriptions At Reasonoble CCST -use if! Your doctor and pliarmacist know about it through the PARCOST Index of quality drugs. Think PARCOST- choose a participating pharrnacy. PARTICIPATING PHARMACY Ministry of Health Ontario Hon. Richard T Potter, MD, Mnster Rev. and Mrs. R.C. White of Oshawa attended the service in Shiioh on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Reg Eiliott had the misfortune to fail on a patch of ice February 9th and break his arm above the elbow. Mr. Fletcher Carscadden of the Orono resthome, formerly of Kendal, fell and broke his hip. He is now a patient in the Oshawa Memorial Hospital. Next Sunday the girl Guides and Brownies plan to parade to Kendal church to honour the birthday of their founder Baden Powell. The cubs with their leader Mr. B. Kortekaas meet in Kendal school. each week. Perhaps they wiil be in the paradé also. Mr. and Mrs. T. Stevens attended a golden wedding on Sunday afternoon in the city and on Monday afternoon they were at the funeral of a friend, Mr, Webb. KIRBY NEWS The monthly U.C.W. meet- ing was held at the church on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Dora Morris filling in for MNrs. Grace Reid, who was sick with the cold. Dora opened the meeting with a caîlIto Worship. What a Friend we have in Jesus was sung with Mvrs. C. Lowery at the piano followed by prayer. Darla Lowery read the min- utes of the last meeting and -roll caîl. Mrs. C. Lowery was going to Oshawa Presbretery for the Treasurer on Feb- ruary l4th. It was announced that the Worlds Day of Prayer on March ist is to be observed in the Anglican Church at Orono. Cards of Thanks were re- ceived from Grace Reid, Stanfey chapman and the Allin Family. Mrs. C. Lowery read the treasurers report in Barbara's absent. Hymn 488 was sung. Nita Ransberry was in charge of the devotion- al and read a prayer foliowed by the Lords Prayer. Nita thien gave a reading given ber b» the late Mrs. Allin, also read the scripture, verses from Mlark, and Mathew. She then closed with a poem. Dora iclosed the meeting with Hymn 298 and the Mlispak Benedict- ion. Lunch was served by Mary It'orrest. Mrs. Ken Bail and Mrs. James Lowery attended thec funeral of Mrs. Harry Cowan on Wednesday in Orono. Miss Janice Rutherford, Toronto spent the weekend at home with her grandmother, while her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sid Rutherford spent the weekend with their son, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Rutherford and family, Listowel, they also attended the Curling Bonspiel while there. There was another good turn out at the card party at Kirby Saturday evening. They had fourteen tables of Euchre with the top prize for lady going to Mrs. Irene Brandt dontated by Mrs. Spry. High man for the evening Was John Switzer, donated by Mr. Proie and MIr. Staples. Low lady was Pat Switzer donated by C. CHR IST tANS Are you aware that the comning of The Lord Jesuis (in prson) to rule the world fromi Jerusal- emi is declared, promis- ed and refered to in :300 places in the INew Test- ament? How manty can you find For free inform ation about this overlooked Carleton and iow man Bruce Robinson donated by Mr. O'Brien. The lovely door prize donat- ed by Mrs. lan Goider was won by Mrs. Keast. Thanks again folks for everything and the next card party wvill be Mlarchl6 ith. Kirby Commnunity was sad- dened again this week, when Mn. Stanley Chapman -a lifelong nesident of Kirby Passe(! awav sucldenlv on Sunday miorin-g at his resid- ents. Hie lad been iii the past couiple of monthis. Our sym- paithy,, goes to M/rs. Chapman, Clair, Enla and family. Fun- eral service was hield Tuesday February 19th from Morris Funerai Chapel, Bowmaniville Miss Karen Lowery, Toron- to, spent Sunday with her family also Miss , Sharon Lowery, Peterborough was home for thé weekend. Mr. Harold Copping has been home .this past week, with cracked rib. W %e hope he soon feels much better. Master Kevini Lowery was a patient in Oshawa General Hospital on Friday having eye surgery. -Mrs. Don Cochrane arrived homne Sunday evening from a holiday in Fiorida. Mn. and Mrs. Doug Hird, Whitby, were Sunday visitors with her parents before ieav- ing for Cuba on Tuesday for a weeks holiday. SPECIAL. .KITCHEN 1/4 Pound CHARCOAL BURGER 6o ALL BEEF PIE -.35e CHICKEN ON BUN - 45e HOT CHICKEN - 95e MAIN STREET ORONO Phone 983-5310J FOR FASTTAKE OUT SERVICES