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IKIRBY NEWS Sunday l' ,gue(sts of Mr. and MNrs, Reid Cochirane and AllIison wýýere: Mr. and Mrs. Kýennieth ,Rose, arBrad and Mateo ao;Mr. and Mlrs. Lionel Tennant, Mark and Lynn of Bowman- villje: Mr. and Mrs. John Cunniiinghamn of Newcastle; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hogg of Ississauga; Mr. and Mrs., Durham Co unY Sales Arena, ORONO, ONT. LIVESTOCK SALE Every Thurs,,,day Evening 7:30 p.m., SHEEP-CATTLE HOGS- HORSES BUSI-NESS 983ý-9363i HIOME: 623-4685 BILL MOSLEY Merrill'Graham, Steven, El- ]en and Jeffrey Mr. and Mrs Lyall Lowery, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Tennant. Previous to the luncheon parts alI attended chuirth where Allison Joan Cochrane was Christened. KENDAL Wé have enjoyed a second perfect weekend with ideal weather conditions. The pot- atoes have been planted on the Martin--Mander's farm ST. SAVIOURS 1ANGLICAN Established 1869 *Regular Sunday Worship Service - 10:00 a.m. Hoîy Communion- First and Third Sundays Morning Prayer- Second and Fourth Sundays Holy Baptism'by appoiritmcnt with Rector 987-4745 Rev. H. Robert Iîayne, B.A., L.TII. W. HoUp Yod And Happy- \Ivnatever you need to keep in good shape . .nedication, grooming aids, itamk s pments. .. consuh u&l STUTT'S PHARMACY PHONE ORONO 983-5009. Kentucky Style Chieken Snack Pak $1.15 Dinner Box $1.65 Regular Barn i,-PIEcEs $5.25 Giant Barn 20OPIECES $6.95 FOR FAST TAKE OUT SERVICE Il )31 Phone 983-5310, MAIN STREET, ORONO DX SERVICE STATION Highway «.5. and 115,j just north of Newcastle Featuring: Premium Quality Productsi At the Most Reasonable Prices Stove 011 fi Diesel 0O1 Available in any quantity Phone 987-4215 Orono Girl Guides On FrIday afternoon a group of over 20 girls from the lst Orono Guide Company with two of their leaders and accompanied bv three moth- and some seeding has been cidonc by farmers in this area. On Sunday morning there were people in Kendal Church nfromn Shiloh and Newtonville. nThe service was taken by Mr. D, Dale of Oshawa xwho read his scripture reading from the 26 Chapter of Acts. Paul witnessing for Christ before King Agrippa. 1 In verse 28 King Agrippa said, "AIlmost thou persuad- est me to be a Christian." Mr. Dale said there was no such thing -as an "almost" Christian. Those attending the service were invited to enjoy a sýocial hour in the Sunday School room at 12:30. Fol- lowing the luncheon Mr. Mark WVagar acted as master. of Jcelremonies telling the gath- ering that we were taking this opportuntiy to thank these four men who had supplied on the Newtonville Charge for the last four months. Mr. Mel Jones told of the work the ministerial commit- tee of six men had donc drawing up schedules etc. The four men wbu supplied Mr. R. HIs, Mr. M. Colvin, Mr. D. Dale and Mr. M. Bradley were asked to come forward and presented with a gift. Mr. Dale spoke on behaîf of the group, telling of the new friends he had made and the joy fie had in serving the Lord. Then Rev.' G. Montgomery was introducedto the group byv Mr. M. Joncs. He spoke fittigly -to-the people and to the young men. Hc said hie was looking forward to Mr. -His ordination one year from now. N ext Sunday Rev. Gordon Montgomery will preach his first sermon on the charge. Roy. MacDonald had an operation on his nose in Peterborough hospital last Thursday. HUc hopes tb be baek ini High School soon. Kendal's Penny Sale had a I record attendance on Satur- day night. Mr. John Shetler held the lucky ticket on the Dresden Plate quilt. Mr. Shetler of Orono plays on the Kendal bail team. The three in one Doubles Club will be travelling by busL to, Niagara Falls for a tour of the peach blossoms on Sunday May l2th Mother's, Day,. Bus Icaves Kendal School a t 9 a. M. Tickets $2.75 each. Contiact Mr. Len Hoy for tickets. Miss C.W. Stewart and. Mrs. Edna Dobson visitcd the Beau Villa Nursing Home on Thurs. April 25th. They had a fine talk with Mrs. C. Cooper,' Mrs. W.- Mercer, and Mrs. Wm. Robinson. 1- .s d n h e Chatterton E lectrie ORONO, ONTARIO Phone 983-5546 or 983-5940 Hamiltons Insurance Service Your Friendly Agency FOR AI l Personal & Commercial Insurance SADIE HAMILTON SUE SAWYER JIM HARE For dependable Service 983-5115 (,rs were takent on a guided tour thru Crpybt north and south plants. Here they saw the mnany processes which occur f rom the time theý thin slieets of veneer arrive at the north plant trom aIl over the world, until they are ready to be shipped out as finished aricles of furniture. At the north plant the girls were given a sample square -of 'the seven different woods used at the end of the tour thru the south plant each girl was given a finished plate. We would like to thank Mr. Mather at the north plant and Mrs. Annaert at the south plant for making our tour so interesting and informative. Thank you also to our Mothers -Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Kemp and Mrs. Moffat who provided transportation between the two- plants. This. tour wa s undertaken by the girls wor- k ing on their Industrial Bad- ge.1 Early Saturday morning Lieut Bambrick, Lieut. Bene- diot, Tawny Owl^ Debbic Heard, Guides Lara Tate, Wendy Heard and Chris Benedict left for Camp. Adel- aide, near Haliburton. A complete cleaning -up and inspection of our camping equiprnent was in progress and we spent a busy day. In the kitchen we found our own Assistant Division Commiss- ioner Nell Snelders helping with the preparation of the meals for the weekend. It was a very tired car load of girls who arrived back in OronoI Late Saturday night. COURSE FOR COTTAGERS Durham College will be, offering a cottage design course for interested people anxious to beat the high cost of building wh ile escaping the hot city Pavement. Fffl0 M T/FRA SEMNT To0T/lE H/G/lEST ~ OWERe WE#'RE ~ kALWAYS READY T0o 0Ki/p THE r4POWER" THE PITS AND QUARRIES CONTROL ACT, 1971 NOTICE 0F APPLICATION' I. BETHANY SAND AND GRAVEL LTD., P.O. BOX 40, WEST HILL, ONTARIO hereby give notice that application bas been made for a licence to open. establish or operate a PIT on the lands desci ibed as follows: E 1 Concession 1; Township of Manvers Town- ship in Victoria County consisting of 106 aéres, more or less. The estimnated amaount of Sand and gravel to be extracted annually is 300,000 tons. The operation will be a permanent operation with a portable plant installation. The last day upon which written objections'may be filed with the Minister of NatuîraI Resources is June 1tb, 1974. D. LOCHE GENERALIMANAGER Dated this 29th day of April, 1974 ONTA RIO MIN ISTER 0F NATU RAL R ESOU RC ES <DIVJSION 0F MINES) Form.5 THIE PITS AND QUARRIES CONTROL ACT, 1971. NOTICE 0F APPLICATION 1 BETHANY SAND ANI) GRAVEL LTD., P.O. BOX 40, WEST HILL, ONTARIO hereby give notice that applicationhas been made for a licence to open, establish or operate 'a Pit on, the lands described as follows: Lot ~ Concession 4, Darlington Township; Durbam County consistin g of 100 acres, more or less The estimated amount of sand, and gravel to be extracted annually is 300,,000 tons. The operation will be a permanent operation with a portable plant installation. The last day upon wbicb written objections may be filed with the Minister of Natural Resources is June 1ith, 1974 D. 1LOCHE GENERAL MANAGER Dated this 29th day of-April, 1974 HALES Sand and Gravel R.R. 2; NEWCASTIL Pit Run Gravel * and Bulldozing * CALL BILL HALE *Phone 786-2972 or 786-2940 Orono Building Contractor Brick -Block -Concrete Stone Work Carpentry - Cabinet Wêrk Floors -' Tile 983-5441 Orono (DIVISION 0F MINES) FORM 5 1