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Kendal News Alter a very rainy month of September it looks like a beautiful month of October WERE SURE THAT WE CAN PUL THE BILL, WITH MODERATE PEES PLUS OUR GREAT Orville Chatterton Electrical Contracting Phone 983-5546 or 983-5940 Orono, Ontario / GAVE MY JOB a UP THE OTHER S day, '/omr WANT TO KEEP A HORSE OUT OF WORK ahead. At nine this morning the temperature given was sixteen celcius, my favourite temperature because that means sixty one on my thermometer. I ran outside to check, "Yes exactly sixty- one". When the announcer says nineteen I just wish it l was ninety one but I know it isn't. So I must multiply nineteen by two and add the anwere to thirty making sixty eight. Good practice in mental arithmetic. Mr. and Mrs. T. Stevens and her sister Mrs. Porteous of Winnipeg and Mr. and Mrs. J. Cook of Orono are motoring to Yarmouth Nova Scotia to visit >Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hamilton and family. Mrs. Hamilton was Mary Stevens. Mrs. J. Hellebust is staying at the farm while they are away. Visitors with Miss C. Stewart Stewart on Sunday were Mrs. A. Hills of Bowman ville, Mrs. Richardson of Arizona and :Mr. and Mrs. F. Graham of Kirby. Last Sunday morning was a perfect day for Kirby Anniversary. Anniversary. We hope next Sunday will be as fine for Kendal Anniversary. Kirby's guest speaker was Rev. John Hunter Hunter of Aurora United Church, his grandfather, John Hunter, had accepted Christ in Kirby Church as a boy of fifteen at nineteen he the only son left his father's farm to attend Trinity College Cobourg and became a minister. Rev. J. Hunter and Rev. Crossley formed an evangelistic team. Crossley was a tenor soloist. They toured Canada many times. OUr speaker's father was named Crossley Hunter. He served in many churches beginning in the horse arid buggy days near Uxbridge. Many interesting antedotes were told by his son. The theme of his sermon centred around the text, "How can I sing the Lord's songs in a strange land?" It left us with many sound ideas to ponder. Rev. G. Montgomery told the children the story of James Evans and the Cree alphabet which he himself had learned several years ago. He was able to read for them a poster telling the Indians to put water on their camp fires and stamp them out. This was most interesting Next Sunday is Kendal Anniversary Anniversary when special music will be given by the Garden Hill choir and Rev. E. Schamerhorn B.A.,B.D. of St. Paul's United Church Bow- manville will be the speaker. We are most fortunate in securing such a talented man. Let us hope we have a full church at 2:30 p.m. Bring your families to this afternoon service. It is interesting to notice the new barns being built by the new people coming into our community. Two such barns are that of Mr. O. Eberhart who purchased the Zeus property a year ago and Mr. A. Munro who has begun the erection of his barn to keep his riding horses sheltered. WATSONS Marine and On»o Phene 983-5343 Member questions development day Hamiltons Insurance Service Your Friendly Agency All Personal and Commercial Insurance Sadie Hamilton Sue Sawyer Jim Hare For dependable service 983-5115 Some discussion centre around around professional development days at the recent meeting of the Board of Education, Last Monday and Tuesday children were not in school locally and many parents and citizens in the area have expressed doubts of the practibility of these days. Harriet Reisler of Port Hope, a board member stated hat many parents were not aware of the significance of the days and pointed out that in one area this explained through the issuing of a Oxford BRICKLAYERS STONEMASONS Fireplaces Chminey Repairs All types of House Remodelling Flagstone Patio Slabs Concrete Jobs Phone 983-5606 ! leave It to Chance Be sure your home is truly protectedby a good policy Call us now Millson Insurance Agency Office: Corner of Church and Cobbledick Street 983-5032 Dave's Plumbing Heating Electric Industrial - Commercial Residential Free Estimates ' 786-2471 R.R. 1 Orono booklet on the program. Board member Sid Worden isked if the teachers were doing a better job now that the professional development days days are held all day rather than when they were held in the afternnon when children were let out early in the afternoon. Bob Moorecroft, superintendent superintendent of instruction, explained explained that six of the twelve professional development days days were set aside for meetings in school areas dealing with programs of human development, development, growth and reading. The other six days are held in the schools where the teachers teachers do parent-teacher interviews. interviews. A letter from a former trustee in this matter is to come before the board at the next meeting when the discussion discussion is to continue. Plan for addition at Orono School The Board of Education at their recent meeting approved approved a new five-year forecast of capital works for the area. It was forecast in the document that an addition be slated for the Orono Public School in the year 1979 at an estimated cost of $250,000. Renovations and alterations are to be undertaken at the Newcastle Public School in 1976 at an estimated cost of $250,000. These are only proposals at the present time but do tend to formulate the program of work over the next five years Report on local survey Alex Carruthers reports that a survey or need and demand for Senior Citizen accommodation has been conducted conducted by the Ministry of Housing, at the request of the Town of Newcastle. The survey report is being Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 1st, 1975--5 sent to the Mayor and to the Clerk for distribution to the Council. The report recommends the construction of 67 senior citizen units, plus one superintendent's superintendent's suite. The rents for these units will be calculated calculated on a geared to income basis. If the council accepts the recommendation and forwards forwards a resolution to the Ministry of Housing to this effect, the Minister of Housing will initiate the development of these units. The Town of Newcastle has given its approval of the development. Alex Carruthers PROVINCE OF ONTARIO PUBLIC HEARINGS The Royal Commission on Violence in the Communications Industry Appointed to study the possible effect on society of the depiction of violence in the media, the Royal Commission on Violence in the Communications Communications Industry will hold public hearings in: PETERBOROUGH February 27,1976 - 7:30 pm -10:30 pm CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL General Purpose Room Murray Street Peterborough, Ontario You are invited to submit a written brief at least three weeks before this date. Everyone is urged to attend, whether or not a submission has been made. Submissions and requests for information should be directed to: The Royal Commission on Violence in the Communications Industry, 151 Bloor Street West, Room 810, Toronto, Ontario M5S 2V5. The Hon. Judy LaMarsh His Honour Judge L. A. Beaulieu Scott Young Commissioners Call us toll-free anytime at 1-800-261-7091. 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