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GM tbex pan d truck lune General Motors of Canada attending is mnoving its scbool bus Defence chassis man-ufacturing oper- said Frida ation from Osbawa toaonon calîs for3 to make room for increased six-wheele pick-up truck production. ed vehicle A company spokesman said the truck fine-rate wfil in- crease. More jobs in the truck plant are expected to resuit,- reqI he said. t is expected ahl bus uine employees will be assimilated into the truck production, the spokesman said. A, Grant Warnier, GMN diesel division general mnan- " ager, said Friday the London plant will beginmanufactur- ing the 1978 model bus front ends, power trains and chas- GAI sis this fal. Chassis units will be ship- To ped to school bus m-anufactur-A ers for completion. gon A multi-million-dollar con- plan. li tract will be !et shortly to dte General Motors of Canada FO Ltd. for the first of what eventually wvill be 715 Swiss- designed armaoredi cars for the armed forces and tbe rhilitia, Canadian Forces officiaids F, 3Tv the Conference of Associations bere [av the fîrst contract .350 of the Pir~anha ld AVGP's (armor- GANARASKA REGION CONSERVATION AUITHORITY Iuests the presence of ail intlerested individuals or groulps at a Public Meeting MUE S, J ANPUA RY25t h a t 7:3Gp.mn. at the NARASKA FOR EST CENTRE ,(Formnerly CoId Springs Camp) Fopic: THIE GANARASKA FOREST STUDIY progress report will be rpresented providing back- ( information an;d ;apr-eliminâary development Briefs wiiI be requested tolbe submitted at a ýlater INFORMIATION RGRIN HSMEETING TE'LEPHONE 41ff-885-6067 can be let by tbe summirer. Final negotiations 'still are in progress with QMV on the cost of the vebicle, wbicb the comnpany will make under licence fromn Mowag Motor Wagon Fabrique AG of Sw-it- zerland. IT -HAS TAKEN FIFTYVEARS It has taken fîfty years and it generally does, to celebrate one's fiftieth birthday. This was the case for E. H-. (Ted) Sarlnuel on Jan. 24th, last WVednesday evening at the Baggesen Gallery in Toronto wben over two butndred guests from Toronto, Buffalo and Orono attended the fif- tietb anniversary. The birthday party had an interesting twist ii, tbat Mrs. Samuel bad arranged a showing of lier husband's watercolours and had billed the evening, "One man... one nîght retrospective of watercolours by Ted Sam- uel ". On display were some 50 watercolours spaning some tbirty years in tbis hobby for ber husband. Most of tbe paintings were on loan for the I Kenda1 October, November and December were the coldest in the last fifty years and it would appear that January is going to join the record. However perhaps we'Il get a January thaw next week. If we don't we'll have to buy a couple of tanks of water. There was a good turn out on a cold Sunday morning and a choir of little folk. Rev. A. Tizzarjl told the cbildren a story entitled '"Jeep îooking up". His sermon was entitled "A special concern'4. He said, "ýwe are going on a journey during the year that lies ahead beginning witb Genesis a text will be chosen todav then next Sunday a verse will be chosen from Exodus and so on througb the books of the Bible. Today's verse was Genisis 18, vs. 23. "Wilt thou also destroy the righteous with the wicked? Abraham was concerned about others. The little boy in the children's story was concerned when, he saw the man go uip tbéiladde-r. We are concerned about the people far away wben we put Our money ini the red side of the envelope. God remained witl' 'braham qa while, When Wi3 -- roach God hc approa- ches' us. "More tbings are .wrougbt by prayer than this world dreamns of." Genlesis bas a mnessag-e for us; Humiity, concern, and ans- 1 News j wered prayèr. After the service next Sunday we will have sandwiches and cookies then the annual meeting. Visitors witb Mrs. M. Stev- ens were lier son Professor r .Il ï Building a Flouse? or remodelling your present one? Tb-- contact: Floyd Nicholson Orono 983-5049 c A8,OUT SEVEN FEET WIlDU - OTIkER SIDE 0-,,-UE $TREÉ-T rGENERAL 2R EPAIRS Pne 93529 Orono *show as they now bang in the homes of friends and rela- tives. The paintings also recorded the many trips to Europe and the Caribbean as well as scenes from Alcor. quin Park and a multitude of flowers. Mr. Samuel displays one of bis paintings of flowers that is being retained in bis own collection. and Mrs. Jim Stevens and bis family from Guelph, Ontario. The ski bilI bas' had record crowds each weekend this year. The snowmobilers are out, in dozens these nights to Kendal recrea-tion centre. Every borne should have a double boiler. Anything cook- ed in a double boiler neyer burns. Heat the milk for the tea in it. Salad dressing and custards made in it are smooth and easily digested, soups neyer get tougb while waiting if made in a double bolier. 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