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6-Orono Weekly Timnes, Wednesday, JuIy th, 1978 Presented Pines Sehool Letters The above students at the at the school in a variety of Pines Senior Public School aictivities as well as scholastic were presented with School achievements. They are (left Crests for their achievements to right) Danny Burns, Shel- Celebrate 4th anniversary A joyous event took place when Bob and Margaret Hancock celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary, (which was actually on Dec. 29, 1977), in the Main Hall and lower C.E. auditorium of Orono United Church, on Saturday, June 24, 1978, with over 100 relatives and a few close friends in attendance. Af ter a sumptuous roast beef dinner, served by Orono United Church Women to 42 close relatives of the happy couple, other relatives and friends came for the evening of visiting, dancing and supper served by the immed- iate family and members of (Continued from page 1) HEATHER REBEKAR1 REGULAR MEETING representative and Sister Doreen Swan as seholar. These sisters gave excellent reports on the proceedings of the Assembly and the special events of the evenings. Clarke rP-ublic PHON E 983-5507 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 2:00Oto 8:00 p. Saturday 10: 00 105: 0P. Orono, Ontario Unit One of the U.C.W. Mrs. Glen Hancock dec- orated the beautiful wedding cake, which was made by Peggy Conroy, a daughter, while Helen Shak, a daughter, Shelagh and Louise Hancock, daughters-in-law repared the first course of the supper, unit one supplying the sweets and presiding over the kitchen. There were guests from Hawaii and Tennessee in the US., British Columbia and varïous places in Ontario. Altogether it was a splendid gathering of the Hancock and Arnold clans, and there was much happy remniniscing. Incidentally, eight other Sisters from Orono Lodge accompanied Isabelle and Doreen at the Royal York. This is an annual event which is looked forward to by the Past Noble Grands. It is necessary to have been a N',oble Grand to attend Reb- ekah Assembly. Our Foster Child in the philippines is to be sent $25.00 for a special gif t. The meeting closed, then a short programme was acted by a number of the sisters, which was -well received and caused much laughter. A delicious supper was served by the committee in charge. Two months now to get rested up for a busy fal and winter. year and the weather has been ideal for saving it Up to the time of writing this. However rain is badly needed as our June rainfail was only thirty per cent of the average June rainfail. ley Smirle, Fiona Schmegi- low, Allison Renton, Marie Rainey, Laura McGregor, As you travel on life's highway Do flot try to go too fast For God says he who get there first May find that he is last. When at last you meet your Maker You will be rewarded then Not for the speed, but for the joy You gave your fellowman. Mrs. Fern Smith, Whritby. July is holiday month at Kendal church but a number of our people attended the United Church Service held in Kirby Public Sehool au!ditor- ium 'on July 2nd- Mrs. Dora Morris sang a beautiful solo accompanied by Mrs. H. Lowery. Miss Beatrice Mc- Lean B.A. of Locust Hlli gave the message. Kendal United Church Wo- men had a very successful salad supper on Wednesday evening, June 28th. People attended from Scarborough, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Pontypool and neighbouring communities. The ladies wish to thank ail those who helped in any way with cooking etc. and especially Mr. Abrey and Rolf and Steven Hellebust who played the piano so well. The boys and girls have finished the school year and are planning what they shall do for the summer months. In the years gone by the big boys attended school in the winter time but quit school in March to help with the spring work on the farm. One hundred years ago my grandmother's brother came home fromn school to say the neighbours were moving to Saskatchewan and'he was going with them. He was fifteen and his mother real- ized he might as well go wi th them as with strangers. So she made hlm a sleeping bag. He went to the Qu'Appelle Valley near Lumsden early in 1885 a call went out for teams Water Delivery SWIMMING POOLS, WELLS& CISTER.NS. 2000 Gallon Tank TAYLOR ~ Sand &Gravell 83-500 Denms -Klawitter, Susan T> O'KA6MD Housley,Mihe Dion and wétW///TOM/OUCv Carolyn Bannîster i WEÏ?( OeL'/T 115 News and wagons to haut freight fromn the end of steel to Regina to feed the forces as trouble was expected fromn the haîf breeds now called Metis and the Indians. Ten men with eight teamns of horses and Tom with a yoke of oxen and a neighbour with a yoke of oxen left the end of steel with a ton of flour. Twenty sacks or 2,000 lb. each. As they wound across the prairie a number of mounted Indians descended upon them. The teamsters unhooked and fled on horse- back. Uincle Tom unhooked bis oxen and could easily have got away but he saw bis neighbour was having diffi- culty unhitching bis yoke of oxen and was going to be captured so he returned to keep hîm company. The Indians slaughtered the oxen on the spot and held a pow wow. Tom Cooney and the neighbour were held captives till the rebellion ended. Then he returned for a visit to bis home north of Graf ton, bring- ing my grandmother a gif t of a buffalo skin, ,whieh she lined with red flannel to make a pretty buffalo robe for the cutter. He also brought a pair of mounted buffalo horns and a mounted prairie chicken. The Couples Club met in the Sunday School Hall on Friday night June 30th for a straw- berry supper. Twelve couples attended which was smaller than expected as some farm- ers were busy xith the hay. 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