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2-ORONO WEEKLYLTIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY llth, 1977 à BASEBALL NOTICE 1%1.1y 2th. 1977, wiIi be the Iast day to sign up forI PeeWee and Tyke basebali. There is an urgent need for* coaches for these boys if we are going to have a Ibasebail prograin this year. If no coaches corne forth *and sign uip we will have to drop the basebali programI * Any Tyke boys or coaches wishing to sign up *May do so at the Orono Park Monday nights,,6 to 8 p.m. I Any PeeWee boys or coaches wishing to sign m ay do sonat the Orono Par k Thursday frorn 6 te, 8 p.m SOrono Amnateur Athletic Association* The Staff and Students of Clarke High School cordial ly invite you ta attend their OPEN H OUSE Tuesday,, May 1 7 from 7ta9 p.m. Corne see the new addition I*mmMmMMM- MmImmmmU Clarke HighlSchooI Spring Concert :Friday, Mayl13 5 7:30p.M.I *FEATURING.... * Aimante High Schaal Band, * JustIn Time Stage Band Cla rke Bands and Choirs * Aduits $1.50 Students .75c Senior Citizens Free â&mmmmmmmummmmmmmue * ORONO WATE RSAF ETy * SWIMMING CLUB FOR JULY AND AUGUST AT THE * ORONO PUBLIC SCHOOL May,,24th * $9.50 FOR THE FIRST 2 CHILDREN à $5.50 FOR EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD * Registration for persons with Orono W.S.S.C. * cards 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Cards froni other clubs 7:30 * Registration open from 8:00 p.m. : Fees must be paid on Regis tration night.I I Chiidren should be 5 years of age by June 1, 1977, * but if there is roomn we will extend it to December 3 31, 1977. No ref und af ter second day of lessons. b&mmmmm mmmmmmmmmu ÎDXSERVICE STATfI0Ns Hîighway 35 and 115, just north of Newcastle a Premium Quality Pr0duc1t I à At the Most Reasonable Prices - Stove O011 &U Diesel 011 Avwailable in any quantity Phonie 987 4215 KndaI1 This morning May 9th th@ green grass was filled with snaw and there was ice an the water. Yet the anaoles always return ta the sixth line May lOth. Perhaps they'll bring ýwarm weather with them. and theý appie trees will be in blassam an May 24th. There was a fine turn out at Kendal church on May 8th, Mather's Day or Christian Family Day as it is now called. We had a chair who sang a number -entitled, "Mother". The scripture reading was Ephesians 3:7-21 with special emphasis on verses 14 and 15. Then there were two aduit baptisms. That of Ronald Mark Runians and Panzy Elizabeth Run- ions. Then their baby Paula Runions was baptised. Rev. A. Tizzard aiso baptised Elaine Rase, daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cathcart. Six senior students from the classes of Mrs. R. Frank and Mr. Mark Wagar visited Enterprise Church situated one hundred miles away, north of Napanee on May lst. Here they took part in a Bible sword drill competition. We are. happy ta report that' Kendal students won 15-5 for their efforts. They received a trophy ta keep for one year. Next Sunday, May l5th these.' students David Frank, Danny Wagar, Rolf Hellebust, Pamn- ela Franà, Corinne Turansky and Robin Ibbotson,_ wiii put' on a sword drill demonstrat- ion for Orona Sunday Schooi in Orono. Several fronn the Kendal area attended the Oronoý United Church Choir concert. It was indeed a very perfect musical event. Ail those who gave their time and talents deserve the highest praise. The funerai of Mr. Stan Therteli took place on Thurs- day, May 5 in Bawmanville. He was born in the Kendal area sixty-six years ago. The eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thertell. He attended McLean's School. He went ta work in the city of, Toronto. For the last couple of years hie has been in a wheel chair. He leaves a wife Pearl, by"6thers Harold; Glen, Grant, and Ray, of Bowmanviile and Clarence of Kendal and a sister Leana of Bowmanville. Sympathy is extended ta them ail. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph K<en- nedy entertained his mother Mrs.,H. Kennedy of Orno on Sunday. Mns. Mary Garczynski is now in Pnincess Margaret Hospital, Toronto. The United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. A. Tizzand on Wedne sday marn- ing, May 4th with twelve ladies present. The opening hymn was, 'IWhat a friend we have in Jesus", followed by a short prayer and the reading of Act 3, 1-16 by aur President. Rail cali; Namne your favour- ite hymn. Some mentianed were; "My faith lo 'oks up ta Thee", "Ail creatures great anci smnali", "Unto the hills" and "Hwgreat Thou art". Mrs. E. Foster gave us hen tapic, "Hymns - who wrote me John Newton and his life as a wild and reckless sailor to later become an Anglican clergyman and write many hymns including, "Safely through another week", and "Amazing Grace". The minutes were read and appraved. The financial rep- ort was given. Proceeds of aur special service were $67M5. Today's offering $13.55.' Our live love gifts of $50.oo each will be sent to help Dr. S. Bates carry on his ministry to the deaf, Belleville and ta aid Rev. and Mrs. Albert Banks carry on their missionary work on Grand Cayman Island in the Caribbean. Moved by Miss C. Stewart, séconded by Mrs. A. Low that we alterna te aur June meet- ing ta Jtîly and take a bus trip an June 2nd to the C. N. Tower in Toronto and visit other places at the samne time. Tickets for the bus trip $2.50 each. We need 48 passengers. Contact Mrs. A. Dawnes or Mrs. R. Elliatt for tickets. Maved by Mrs. E. Foster, seconded by Mrs. J. Carscad- den that we supply the chacalate milk for the Sunday Schaol' picnic on June 5. Carried. A delicious lunch was pravided by Mrs . A. Low, Mrs. E. Foster and aur hastess Mrs. A. Tizzard. Pumping Out Septic Tanks Bert Tompkins Phone 786-2552 786-2636 Tha-nk You "Thank You" ta ail aur -customers in Bowmanville, Orono, 'Newcastle and surrauncf- ing area for making aur Mother's Day such -a success. "Thanks agaln"ý'. 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