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Orono Weekly Times. -Wednesday, September 27th, 19784 "From dewy lanes at morn- ing, The grapes sweet odours rise At noon the road.s ail flutter With golden butteflies". Sunday was a very fine September day for Kirby Anniversary wbicb some of ORONO NURSERYI CaIh: 983-5402 a.m. I.. SCHOOL Places available We offer a balf-day enricbment program for 3 to 5 year oici children. Qualified staff, licensed premises. 987-4012 p. m. Proclamation 1 publicly proclaim the Week of Octoberl1- 7, 1978 ass Lungs Are For Life Week: in Durham as proposed and supported by the Durbam Region Lung Association O Tbe purpose of Lungs are for Life Week is to create an increased awareness of the need to protect our lungs against thse hazards of air pollution and smoking. J. Walter Beath Chairman, Regional Municipality of Durhame Opening new doors a--to small Iii bus'iness FO iancial ain stancmoerno Mnageentmcs couselling Mad inagementann nfratinfon ornen progrram for lbus-ines busi alk on e orerestîenttiV es wilbea Din FoelHw. 1.ad 5.Oon, ..aro. o Wednes ayOcoer t,17,bewe :0am.t :0p CailOPEN 98-29BrApom Nt. . Branch Office: 22 King Street West, Oshawa, Ontario. Tel.: 576-6800 Kendal News CUSTOM FRAMING Camleras and Photographic Supplies 78SKing St. W. BOWMANVILLE 623-2404 .4 e e e e e e e e e e e e s e e e e e e e e e e I e e e e e e e e e e e e e e r O e s the Kendal folk attended to hear Rev. Barry Pogue, a teacher at Durham College give a fine message. At the Kendal service Pamela Frank, Janet Young- man, and Tanya Fpnk sang, "The Old 'Rugged Cross", accompanied by Mrs. A. Foster. Then Rev. A. Tizzard chose as his scripture reading 'the third chapter of Jonah. Jonah is a lot like each one of us. but God asks us to do somnetbing we don't want to do s0 we say no.- However after a timne we may reconsider and say yes. In the third chapter of Jonah third verse it says, "So Jonah arose and went". 'God is_,saying today go out with my message of love, of -salavation, of reýdemption. Wherever there' is need of love, of understanding, that is our Nineveh. Newtonville Women's Insti- tute invited Kendal W.I. to their meeting on September 2Oth. Mrs. E. Foster, Miss C. Stewart, Mrs. G. Cathcart, Mrs. R. Elliott and her sister Miss Margaret Seenes of Peterborough attended to hear their guest speaker, Major W. Clarke of Newton- ville. A social time was enjoyed following the meet- ing. Mr. Garland Cathcart visit- ed Mr. Harvey Aikens of Pontypool and bis sister Mrs. G. Carpenter of Ganonoque on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Burwash of Fonthill visîted Mr. and Mrs. G. Cathcart last weekend. Mr. R. Elliott is moose bunting in the far north' the past week. Mrs. M. Stevens bas been visiting ber husband's relatives in Mani- toba. If you take an egg froffi tbe fridge and drop it into boiling water it will likely crack. Just put a pincb of sai t in the water to keep tbe wbite of the egg within the sbell. The first week of October is usually one of the nicest of the year. That is the week the cbildren -in the Pontypool area used to spend picking potatoes. In, this area the' apple picking gangs started on the orchards. "Dudley" would buy up -several or- chards. The housewife bad no knowledge of wben the apple packers were coming. Per- haps at three o'clock they would arrive at the orcbard tben she knew sbe would bave ten men for supper. My grandmother was preparing supper for the gang so she sent ber twelve -year old daugbter out to the barn to start milking tbe twelve cows as it was getting dark. Her daugbter told me tbat sbe was getting so tired milking sbe thougbt she would bave to give up. Then one of tbe apple pickers wbo bad finished bis supper took pity on ber and came to belp. His name was Lorne Bel]. She was% 50 relieved to have hielp. Lorne Bell was a stranger to our neigbbourhood then but later, be married and moved to our area. He was the father of Mr. Clarence Bell. ÉD . .. Film la Processing Cha ries Reid Orono's Licensed Auctioneer Valuator Specialize in Farm Furniture Sales Consuit me fer terms and dates Phone Orono 983-5914 ADULT Naturally Chinese by Ruth Spira (healtbful cooking from China) Wild Animais, Gentle Women by Margery Facklam (women wbo bave made studies of animals in their own habitat, for example Jane Goodali and ber cbimpanzees) The Gypsies by Jan Yoors (a true portrait of Gypsy life) A New Life Plan by Louise Montague (a guide for tbe divorced womhan) Tbe Ultimax Man by Keitb Laumer (a novel of the future) A Sleeping Life by Ruth Rendeil (if you like Agatba Christie then you will enjoy this woman crime writer) Many new paperbacks JUNIOR Activities and Projects: India by Claude Soleillant (crafts, costumes, food, games, etc.) Figure Skating by Diane De Leeuw People of the First Cities by Ruth Goode New paperbacks EASY READING AND PICTURE BOOKS Chester Cipmnunk's Thanks- giving by Barbara Williams You can buy your Toro from ROLPH DOMIN ION HARDWARE SORONO,ONT. 983-520i ftoolong oM uh? 79 TRUCKS 1979 Debut ofN (the XR7 COUGAR MONARCH ZEPHUR BOBCAT FIESTA LINCOLN VERSAI LLES Friday, Sept. 29 9 -9,p. M. 79 VANS 0 "0 Mi M J-O Sat.,, Sept. 30 M' c 9 -5 p.m. n BILLING MERCURY SALESo 324-5291 LTD. 67 Queen St., Lindsav 324-5291 324-5291 79 TRUCKS 79 VANS 79 COURIER 79 TRUCKS 79 VANS We'll reserve youa Toro single-stageor a Toro heavy-duty snowthrowe,7 for nexf season. Jusf make a small down payment and pay the balance by November 30th. We'Il also save you $50 to $100 off the manufacturers. retail price on the two-stage Toro snowthrower (if you purchase your Toro by October lth you'il save more-because of the lower sales tax) Hake a resorvaon TRUCKS 79VANS 79COURIER x MARK V The Ghost with the Halloween Hiccups by Stephen Mooser Everyone goes as a Pumpkin by Judith Vigna The Halloween Witch by Marjorie Thayer Let's Find Out about Hallo- ween by Paulette Cooper. Madeleine Hadley.