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Kendal News Along the line oi smokey hills. The crimson forest stands WERE SURE THAT WE CAN Fill THE SMI, "mm MODERATE FEES, PWSOUR Orville Chatterton Electrical Contracting Phone 983-5546 or 983-5940 Orono, Ontario t GAVE MY JOB UP THE OTHER MX "ioidn't WANT TO KEEP A HORSE OUT OF WORK X^_ WATSON'S Marine and Cycle Orono Phone 983-5343 Hamiltons Insurance Service your Friendly Agency All Personal and Commercial Insurance Sadie Hamilton Sue Sawyer Jim Hare For dependable service 983-5115 Oxford BRICKLAYERS STONEMASONS Fireplaces Chminey Repairs All types of House Remodelling Flagstone Patio Slabs Concrete Jobs Phone 983-5606 And all the day the blue jay calls Throughout the autumn lands lands . After enduring the coldest September in twelve years, when even the wild geese flew south in large flocks, the first week end in October was ideal "Indian summer" weather. Sorry to hear at the time of writing this that there are seven forest firest out of control at Sudbury. The United Church Women met in the church hall on Wednesday evening, Oct, 1st, with the president Mrs. J. Stapleton in the chair. She opened the meeting with hymn 252 "In Christ there is no East or West." This was followed by the devotional and the treasurer's report. Miss C. Stewart thanked the U.C.W. for flowers received. The roll call was "Name something you are thankful for". One member said she was thankful thankful for a safe return from the hurricane area, she had passed through the outer edges on her bus trip. Another member said she was thankful thankful that our land was more settled than Angola where our missionaires have had to recalled because of the civil war. Our regional meeting is October 20th at Maple Grove. Rev. G. Montgomery then showed coloured pictures on "Our heritage." a film from headquarters. This was very informative. Then he showed pictures on the history of the Final Steps to Centralize Water Billing After hearing a status report on the progress of centralization and computerization computerization of regional water billing, the regional finance committee recommended Thursday that steps now be taken to finalize the proposal. The move will be in accordance accordance with a council decision July 9 which recommended that the region utilize computer computer services of the Oshawa Public Utilities Commission to provide the region with a centralized water billing system. system. With the centralizing of water and sewer billing in the Region of Durham the Orono Hydro system will lose a considerable sum of money in the thousands of dollars. At the present time the local Hydro Commission sends out the bills for the Orono Water system and collects the charges. charges. Revenue will be lost in this when the central plan comes into operation. three churches, Newtonville, Shiloh and Kendal in colour with a running commentary accompanied by suitable music music arranged and played by Mrs. K. Wood. Kendal Anniversary was a wonderful event. The music was indeed very enjoyable and the message was one we could all learn and think deeply on. STAFF Mr. Ian Golder, Principal, Remedial Mrs. Hoskins, Kindergarten Mrs. Balson, grade 1 Mrs. Crowder, grades 2 - 3 Mrs. Blaker, grades 3 - 4 Mr. King, grades 4 - 5 Mrs. Adams, grade 6 Mrs. Simpson, Special education Mrs. Clark, Secretary Mrs. Carleton, Librarian Mr. Weatherup, Caretaker On Wednesday, Sept. 24, interested parents along with Mr. Ian Golder, principal and several staff members held their first meeting of this Don't 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 Concerned over growing police costs Ten regional chairmen and regional police commissioners commissioners will be attending a special meeting Nov. 3 to discuss rising police costs. Durham Regional Chairman, Walter Beath and Police Chief, Jon Jenkins are among those expected to attend. The meeting, to be held at Woodbridge, near Toronto, will feature topics such as eliminating duplication of services with OPP and other cost cutting measures, Jack Young, Waterloo regional chairman said Friday. Mr. Young said the OPP might consider expanding services to cover duties now performed by regional police. In the Waterloo region, rising police salaries were a major factor in the police budget which rose $2 million in 1975 to $10.2 million after a $2 million increase in 1974 Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 8th, 1975--5 8 I 1 1 1 I L .a A iii XaAjLa-A - A* - A V$ OFF Be sure to come and see them now Rolph Dominion Hardware FsresiEs and teachers meet in Kirby school year. Two new teachers, teachers, Mrs. Sally Crowder and Mr. David King, were introduced. introduced. This group will soon be beginning its second year. Its main objective is to foster good school-community relations. relations. One way this has been accomplished is through the many volunteers who have helped in setting up playground playground equipment, directly helping helping in the classroom, accompanying accompanying classes on field trips, etc. Aside from assisting the teachers in filling a need, it is significant in the minds of our chidlren that we, as parents, are interested not only in our children in their few waking hours at home, but in their lives at school as well. The meetings also provide a great opportunity to have direct contact with the teachers, teachers, who have such a profound effect on our children's lives and to assist them in 'their efforts in any way we can. On occasion, we have special special programs, but for the most part we meet on a very informal basis, developing a better understanding of the problems facing teachers today today and giving us an insight we would never know without this contact with the principal and teachers themselves. Several important evenings are planned for this fall including a Curriculum Night., on Nove. 5, a speaker on Child Behaviour on Oct. 21, and a Meet the Teacher Night. Our meetings are ususally held on the last Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. Parental input and ideas are always welcome. Help make this year a real experience for your children. Become involved ! We hope to see you all on October 21. r Giving Thanks... Bo it the old-fashioned way... with a traditional family feast, served with traditional care h our friendly home style restaurant. . FORUM Restaurant jjÜj _ :On Highway 115 South Orono Men's Warm work Shirts 100 percent Cotton, pre-shrunk, plaid material. Made in Canada. Sizes 15 ,0TO Priced at $6.95 Boy's Long Sleeve T-Shirts Good quality 80 percent Polyester, 20 percent Acrylic, plain colours with numbers made by Orsini. Sizes 8 to 14 years. Price $5.00 Orsini. Plain Shirts in brown, blue, green, navy and red. Sizes 8 to 16 years by Price $4.95 Shirts Made in Canada by Fit Knit. Attractive pattern in brown, green, blue and maroon shades. Price $5.25 Boy's 4-button Scrambler Pullover by Friton. 100 percent Acrylic in brown, red, green and navy shades. Sizes S., M and L. Price $5.50 Ladies' Skirts Ladies' Skirts in Denim, Corduroy and other materials -- Matching Skirts and Jackets and MAtching Dresses and Jackets. A good selection for Fall and Winter wear reasonably priced. ARMSTRONG'S