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4-Orono Wevekly Timies, Wýedne(sday, August 3, 1977 Ken,%dal News-,e> The long stretch 0f dry weather was boknon sui- day afternoon, by a terrific bl)ast of wind and ramn. Howeý-ver mnore rains is need- * Our Fîrep laces DO NOT Smoke I OXFORD Bricklay er-Stonemasons 1Ltd. * ORONO,ONTARIO Phone983-5606 William ceHaillBe om Phone -Newcastle 987-4240 ALL DAY WEDNESDAýY and SATURDAY Attention......... ... on SAVE ON * ~" * Diesel Fuel *Gasoliné. Phone 668-3381 - ColIlect 1517 Dundas St. E., Whitby DX FUEL 011 For Prompt Courteous Service CALI, US TODAY Rev. A. TJizzard was back in the pulpit in Kendal after Mh four weeks vacation. Mrs. K. Wood played the Hammoi organ, and Mrs. A. Tizzard sang "There were ninety and fine". The scripture reading was Acts 9: 10 - 31. This told of tue conversion of Saul to become a follower of the Christ. He became - Paul the apostie and in verse 31 0f the abov e its states, "Then had the churches rest or pence"l. Rev. A. Tizzard asked the conigregation to tell what they had done on the Sundays of vacation. Some interesting replies were received. One lad said hie had attended an Aýnglican service, others neig- hbouring churches etc. Then our minister told of the ministers he had heard with their messages. H1e gave us somne of the high light of their bus 'tour to Edmonton and beyond to his daughter's home. He told of the places he visi ted and the peoplehe met. He told us that bis daughter lived thirty miles from the nearest United., Church. There is great need for more missionaries in central Can- ada. We look forward to a challenging year ahead. Mr. and Mrs. Mlark Wagar Dannie andl Donna are vaca- tioning in New Brunswick. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Andrews and Ian have travelled tu his' home where hîs parents live east of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. A good breakfast may be served by cooking a cup of Vita B. in boiling salted water and then adding a cup of oatmeal. If yout are travelling and camping at night, after breakfast prepare the dinner. Then as you tra vel on you cani stop for lunch at any pretty spot and eat the dinner, already prepared. On July 27th, 19771 there passed away Mrs. Sybil Comstock Snell in her nineëty- ninth year. She, was born at Kendal in the home now owned by Mrs. Mae Garbutt. Her father owned the flour miii and lumber miii west of Kendal's Main Street. In the year 1905 she was married to Rev. Isaac Snell. This was the first church weddîng held in the Methodist Church our present United Church. Ilt was customary at that tim-e to have the wedding if the home of the bride or else just the wedding four would go to the Water supply for Kendal firefightilng M & M Va riety iitrodlucing 24 Hour Service for Photo Finishing on Kodacolor> Developing and Printing Reasonable Prices Main Street, Orono Phonie 933-9291 approval on Friday. In speaking with Councilor Woodyard he said it would be the initen tion to instali a water tank in Kendal with a hydMrant attachment for the fire tru- c ks. H1e pointed out that the water does come out of the ground under pressure. 11e said t he only problem at the present time is what to do with the excess xater from the flowing well. The water tank could be so located that ail of Kendal could be served from the water tank. t could also b'e used to filwater tankers fighting fires in the ruiral area of Kendal and would thus net necessitate going to creeks for water. parsonage at Newtonville. Af ter they were married they were givenl a mission in the north wh0ere t[here was ino pasng.Theyý had to find accommodation as best they could They suffered greatly from the cold that winter. Every three years they must move to another charge. This' was the rufle set by the chutrch., Their salary was very small just a few hundred dollars and they must keep a horse and bug gy t'o travel the circuit anid visit tie people' MNrs. Snell has been a wi4, forf many -years. She and neices placed a miemoriial window in Kendal Church in memory of Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Comstock. In later years she supporteýd Kendal church financially. Sympathy is extended to Mvrs. Cliff Anderson (Manison Comn- stock's daughter) and to Mrs. Leslie McGee her nieces. Beau Villa Accommodation available for Lady, Gentlemnan Couples. or ls provided For further information cal!: Mrs. J. Russeîl weekdays between 9 arn. and 4:30 p.m. ai at 623-2553 Newcastle, Ontario Tenders for Addition & Alterations To Darlington 'Sports Arena Sealed separate tenders for the General Trades, the) Mechanical Trades and the Electrical Trades, will1 be received by Mr. J. M. Mlry Clerk of the Town of Newcastle, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmnanville, Ontario, LIC 3A6, until 3:-00 p.m. local Uine: Wednesday,'August 10., 1977 Drawings and Specifications will be availlable to General Trades Contractors, Mechanical Contractors and Electrical Contractors, from- the offices of the Architeets or the office of the Clerk, upon deposit of twenty-five dollars, payable to the Architect and refundable upon return of the documents. The lowest or any tender flot necessarily accepted. Jackson, Ypes & Associates, Architects, 5382 Vonge Street, Willowdale, Ontario. M2N 5 :Ladies^' Pant Suits.e Ladies" Pant Suits, Dresses, :Jump Suits and a few other itemts » e are nowv selling at One-Thirdl Off" :Reg. Price. e aîs' hieShe l Ladies' White Shoes ar *now seiling at One-Third Off Reg. *Price. * Our first Fali shipment of SCanadiana, astra and Baby Sayelle WooI hgas arrived. :Place Mats * New patterns and styles ine :Place Mats in both Pldsti, Linen and :Polyester and Linen combinations ar:e nsok SPainter Pants *We expect a shipment of *Carhartt Painter Pants in the *popular blue colour, later this week. sRM TO e ee Couincîllor E. R. Woodyard on Friday was given author- îty to investigate further the possibility of the Town prov- iding further fire protection in Kendal. Counc(. Woodyard has been investigating a source 0of water supply for fire fighting in Kendai from a flowing weil which exists in the Hamiet. The Councilor reported that to date his investigations have been favourabie but wolfike further authority to continue his investigation fromi council. This was given jCLARKE IMUSEUM CI CRNER It -M- mm - - -M M AUgu1st2, 1977 This seems to be a week for annc 'ncemients. The first is thlat the Museum wiii be open as usuial this week even though the Library down- stairs is ciosed for renova- tions. Secondly, we have a new brochure out, listing ail the miuseumrs of Central Ontario, comnplete with a mnap showing their locations and giving a short resume of their main attractions and hours open. This brochure was made possible by priva te donations and a Wintario Grant, and is availabe at various places on Hwy. .35 and 115, and of course, her e at the Museum; it's weii worth having as a reference for short summer, trips, so even if you haven't won anything on the lottery tickets, you'll get something worthwhile for your money if you pick this up. And iastly, anyone interest- ed in going to the Second Annuai Symposium on' the Agriculturai Hîstory of Ont- ario "Settiement and Settle- ments" to be held on Satur- day, October 22 at the University of Guelph, can get a sheet listing the topics and further details at the Mus- eum.