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WORK WANTED Monuments and Family Memoria Is Our qua lity and service leaves nothing to be desired Ask the permen who b.ught f rom us, a neigh- bour, friend or relative The Rutter Granite Company 73 Ontaro Stront, PORT HOPE Phone o lcOht V.W. RUTTER Off ice M9-5216 Home 0M-5522 - 11M e ± i0 Phone 416-623-3393 For prompt, courteous efficient servIce when buylng or seîlling and for the Iargost selectîon of properties In the area. CONTACT ORONO AREA REPRESENTATIVES Ron Hurst 983-5131 William Tura nsky (Kendal) 983-5420 Chrîsta Winterhelt 983-5465 Charlie Reid 983-5914 John Pritchard 705-944-5519 Dianne Farquhar 983-9685 Pat Yeo 983-5725 W. Frank Real Estate Limnited 234 King It. E. SBOWMANVILLE 623-3393 FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY REPAIRS Steve's Furniture Shop Furniture Refinishing Dining sets to occasional pieces Yes, we do re-upholstery Fabric Samples Free Estimates STEVE JOHNSON R.R. 1, Orono 983-9630 WORK WANTED Ear piercing service.. Phone 623-5747 for appoint- ment and information. Hooper's Jewellers Ltd. WORK WANTED Peter Sutherland Alu minum Prod. Siding - Soffit - Fasia Trough - Shutters Windows - Doors - Awnimgs 623-4398 For Free Estimates Now Handling Vinyl Siding. WORK WAN>TED D. &R. Custom Fencing and custom chain-sawing 983-5005 or 983-9627 Orono, Ont. F.R. Tenna nt Fuels Ltd. Phone 983-5693 Ail Season's Holiday Sales & Rental Buy or Rent Motor Homes 20', 23', 26' Truck Campera Hlorse Trailers Special Winter Rates 983-5821 FOR SALE 1970 Datsun, motor body needs work. Cal p.m. 983-5654. FOR SALE 1 Bollerro Drum Set, or without symbols. Ci ofqn' enfla ..êm. FOR SALI 1970 Pontiac Teni Ford Courier, 1 Pini i. Best offer. Cal after noon.' HELP WANI Experienced %î over 18 years of agi FOR SALE g"o, Two garage doors, suitable after 5 for utility shed 7'6" x 8' eaceh. Plywood. $50.00 for the pair. 15, ac. BFW Stereo and head- phones, 45 watts per channel, $130.00 Caîl 983-9577 anytime. twith 15, ac. ,ontact 15, ap. Talisman's Flea Market - E Antiques, 30 dealers, lots of pest, 1973 parking, free admission. ba11 Mach- Antiques, stamps, jewel- JI 983-5724 iery, weaving, pottery-, brass, kmitting, crafts, refinisbing. 15, 22, ac. Open 9- a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays, Sundays and Holi- TED days. 1½, miles nortb of waitresses, Newcastle from No. 2. Phone e. Apply at 987-5021 or 349-2605. 13, tf. Noone's Restaurant, 983-5536. 15, ac. HELP WANTED Babysitter required for 3 year old boy, starting Dec. lst. Caîl 797-2889 evenings and weekends. 15, ac. FOUND 1 female puppy, brom white. Found in vicin Main St. North, Oronc 983-9492 eveniags. *'At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we shahl remember them". We bave had three marvel- lotis Saturdays in succession. On Saturday morning, Nov. llth a large flock of wild geese went south so.perhaps winter is comaing this way followin the ramn election day. Mrs. Hellebuat of Nor- way bas been visiting ber son Mr. and Mrs. John Hellebuat and family and Mrs. M.' Stevens for tbree weeks. She returas to ber home in Norway on November l6tb. The Kendal ladies wish to thank ail those who came to the cburcb bazaar on Wednes- day and also to thank those wo helped in any way. The attendance was much amaller thîs year. Several from here attended the Newtonville Poppy Day tea and bake sale on Saturday. Next Saturday Shiloh hold their bazaar on November l8th. This la the month. the schools study about the Pil- grim Fathers and the First Thanksgiving in America. One of the early families to come to Kendal was the Thomas Patterson Sr. family. They settled on the farm where Mr. Jack Carscadden now lives. Tbey were ship wrecked on the way over on the St. Lawrence River and, bast ail their household effects. They farmed sixteen years without a dlock. Ia the late faîl they often had a second breakfast while wait- ing for daylîght. They wanted to berea dy to leave for Port Hope market at daybreak. Mrs. Bruce Cathcart (Barb- ara) has been in Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto for several weeks following surgery. We understaad that next week she wili be permitted to go to ber sisters home in Toronto. In Oshawa Memorial Hospital is Sarah Buchanan the former Sadie Cathcart, sister of Don, Doug and Bruce of Kendal. She bas been in the Oshawa Hospital sînce the accident south of Orono on September 24tb witb a broken arm and ber leg is in traction. Her room is in 7113 G wing, 7tb floor, room 113. Kendal folks visiting in the bospital sbould cail on ber. Her grandson Michael Hartwick was also very seriously iajured and they are trying to teach him to talk again. Tbey cali it speecb therapy. He is ten years of age. PUMPING OUT SE PTIC TANKS CLAUDE HARNESS Formerly Bert Tom kinsf Phone 786-2552 Clarke Public LU BRARY PHON E 983>5507 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 2: 00 t08:O00p. m. Saturday 10: 0010 5: 00 P. M. Oronio, Ontario COMING EVE Heather Social Ch. and Tea, Saturday, in tbe .O.O.F. C( Hall. Plan to ati annual event. COMING EVE MO VIE Walt Disney's, Dragon", Orono Ti Saturday, Nov. 18th p.m. Admission $ schoolers 75c. COMING EVF [imes, Wednesday, November 15th, 1978-7 CARD OF THANKS The family of the late '4 Edward Graham wish to express their tbanks and appreciation to ail their t~friends and relatives for their ~. loving support and many Skindnesses during the recent ~ illness and loss of their dear ÎCNTS father and beloved busband. :NTSaza Special thanks for the floral Dec. 2nd tributes and the generous donations to the heart fund. .ommunity To Morris Funeral Chapel, tend this Bowmanville our 'sincere 1,8,15, ac. thankyou for your extra thoughtfulness. To Rev. Basil ENTS Long, Orono, our sincere appreciation for your many "Pete's visita and words of comnfort. 'own Hall, Your true friendship bas h, 1978 at 7 been a comfort to us ln our ý1.25, pre- loss and wil always be rememabered. 15, ap. Rosie, Marlene, Tom, Terry, Jane and families. 4NTS 15, ap. Kendai iagles LDance, bat- urday, Nov. l8th, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Orono Arena. Music by Rhytbm and Rhyme, $6.oo per couple. For tickets cail 983-5535, 983-9387 or 786-2484. wa and 15, ac. nity of COMING EVENTS o. Caîl The Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen and Kinettes cord- 15, ac. ially invite ail Senior Citizeas to an afternoon of musical, entertainment on Sunday, Nov. l9tb from 2-4 p.m. at the Orono United Churcb Hall. Refreshments and door prizea. 8, 15, ac. IN MEMORIAM GORDON - In memory of a dear busband and father, Spence Gordon who, passed away Novemnber 16, 1967.' The littie things ho said and did, The way he love to joke. The banda be loved 50 dearly The way in which be spoke. The joy he brougbt to ail, ~The way be loved to live, Wili neyer be forgotten May he rest in peace. Sadly missed by wife Edith and family. 15, ap. Uip and Down- thé Book Stacks ADULT Olde Charlie Farquharson's Testament by Don Harron (a "new" translation of the Bible!) The Man Who Rode Sharks by William Royal (an arcbae- ologists encounter with sharks) Unitariana ia Canada by Phillip Hewett Toronto an Urban Study by Richard Paine My Enemy the Queen by Victoria Hoît (historîcal novel) Wait for What Will Come by Barbara Micbaels (mys- tery romance) Heirs of Darkness by Zilpha Snyder (is the bouse really evil?) The Emnpty Copper Sea by John D. - MacDonald (a Travis Magee novel) JUNIOR Formula One tbe Ultimate in Raciag Cars by Rich Taylor Curly tbe Piglet by Cynthia Overbeck The Art of the Southeastern Indians by Shirley Glubok The Green of Me by Patricia * Gaucb EASY READING AND PICTUeE BOOKS What the Moon Saw by Brian Wildsrnith December Holidays by Luc- ile Wood 4 new Dick Brima books for new readers. .Madeleiae Hadley. Kendal News TE LEPHONE 623-6555 JOH N MAN U EL, C.G.A. INCOME TAX AND RELATED ACCOUNTING SERVICES 67 KING ST. EAST, SUITE 2 BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO. LIC 1N3 J'iarve6f Speciailà Pump.in6 anclScua,44 - also fresh sweet eider. The finest apples, grapes and pears in the area are here at 1 mile south Hwy. 115 of Orono