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Kendal News After enjoying a fine week . ..iid the thermometer dropped to the frost line Monday night. Farmers are busy with their seeding. In fact oats are up a few inches down Osaca way. Mrs. M. Stevens and Mrs.J. Hellebust visited Mrs. Ron Frank in Western Hospital last week. She expects .to be there another couple of weeks. weeks. Her room number is. Room 5, Ward 2, South Wing. In case you think the farmer is to blame for the high cost of living remember the farmers get only three cents for the flour that is in each loaf of bread you eat. UNITED CHURCH Orono Pastoral Charge ' Minister Rev. B.E. Long B.Th. 'ORGANIST & CHOIR DIRECTOR Mr. Douglas Dewell Sunday, May 9,1976 Orono United Church Church School 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:15 a.m. Fellowship Group immediately after Church Upper C.E. Auditorium Hi-C Auction Sale on Saturday May 8th Orono Fair Grounds at 10:0(1 a.m. If you have any articles you wish to donate please call 983-5358 or 983-5845 Kirby United Church Morning Worship Church School 1 9:45 a.m. 1:00 a.m. e * Diai-A-Thought 983-9151 • ••••••«>«••• • Consult With Us • for Expert Help • envelop bills, letter Oron ^Weekly The baker, thé trucker the storekeeper etc. gets the rest. Is it any wonder that 26 acres an hour of our best farm land is going out of production for ever? Now is the time to get those "Little finger" carrots planted for the children's lunch boxes later on. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Alger journeyed to Stratford last week-end to attend a funeral. An inspirational service was held in Kendal Church on Sunday. It was the United Church Women's first Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Service, An invitation was sent to each woman in the community to attend. Mrs. Alice Sheffield was the guest speaker. She is convenor of Christian and Missionary Education Education in the Oshawa Presb- yterial Ü.C.W. Her topic was entitled "Spring cleaning". There are certain things we must throw away and other things we must keep. She stressed the good work our church was doing for the Indian girls that come to Toronto in Friendship House. The work in other countries must not be throyvn out. The money we put aside for disaster relief in places like Guatemala is very necessary. However if we do not provide the funds some of these good causes must be cancelled. She mentioned the need of each woman to have a little time each day for ourselves, to read the scripture to meditate . Mrs. J. Stapleton, Kendal U.C.W. President, thanked Mrs. Sheffield arid gave her a small gift to remind her of her visit to Kendal. We were indeed pleased to see those front other places at the service. Next Sunday will be Mother's Mother's Day. Two babies will be baptised at Kendal if there are others get in touch with thè minister or Mrs. E. Foster. There will be a Jamboree in Kendal School to raise funds for the Sunday School on May 15th. Lunch will foe served- >t. Savio ANGLIC Established Regular Sunday Service -10: Holy Commu First and Third Morning Pra Second and Sunday^ HolyBaptis appointment wi 987-474E Rev. H. Robert B.A., L. William C. Hall, B - Comm, j Chatitered Accountant Phone Newcastle 987-4240» | ALL DAY WEDNESDAY j and SATURDAY Town Council Briefs TAX BILL TO BE Tax bill expected first of july Mr. J. Descent in speaking at council meeting on Monday night stated that he felt the tax bills for the Town would be in the mail by the first of July. To this date local tax payers have received only their interim bill. ' IONO PARK BOOTH CNTED TO M. SNELDERS The Orono Park Refreshment Refreshment booth has been rented to Mr. Mat Snelders for the summer of 1976. Mr. Snelder had rented the booth in 1975 operating it during the summer summer months. NOCHANGE IN FEES FOR PARKING AT PARK Council of the Town of Newcastle gave their approval approval to a recommendation that parking fees at the Orono Park be the same as in 1975. GRANT $600.00 FOR ORONO SWIM PROGRAM The Town of Newcastle approved a grant of $600.00 for the Orono Water Safety program which is held at the Orono park during the summer. summer. This mosty successful program will likely be held for two sessions during the isummer with a program in July and another in the month of August. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May 5th, 1976--3 WHEN WILL LEVIES of Robin Street could be- APPLY IN NEWCASTLE rezoned Rural Residential but In discussing a rezoning on would take no action to rezone Monday night Counc. Cow- it to Local Commercial, man asked when the lot levies. were to apply as passed by no FURTHER ACTION council in April. She contend- BY COUNCIL ed that the lot levies were Council decided due to relevant to the proposal under faction taken on By-law 76-8 on discussion and would appre- April 19th no further action ciate an answer to tier would be taken on Newcastle question. versus Dennis Thompson nor Counc. Don Allin in com- Newcastle versus D. Rans- menting stated it was useless to try and explain lot levies to Lyall and Cowman. berry. According to Counc. Lyall following the meeting he said both had been granted building building permits and the issues were to be dropped. The Town has been requesting requesting Mr. Thompson comply with building régulations and DENY REZONING FOR HOME SMITH Newcastle council approved approved a recommendation from the Planning Advisory committee committee that Home Smith foe that proper zoning be applied denied a rezoning application to *-he property on which his O.P.P. News VISIT AN OPP DETACHMENT This year Police Week is May 9th to May 15th. During this time each of the 180 Ontario Provincial Police Detachments Detachments will be open to the Public. I would like to extend a personal invitation for you to visit one of our OPP Detachments. Detachments. Members of the force will be present to familiarize you with the functions of the OPP in your community. The theme for Police Week this year is "Police Protect People". Here is an ideal opportunity to meet police personnel in an informal atmosphere. Introduce the members of your family to the detachment detachment staff. Find out how the OPP works to help you. H. H. Graham Commissioner Visit your local Newcastle OPP Detachment any time during May 9th to May 15th, but particularly on May 14th when special displays will be exhibited. G. W. Brun ton Community Services Officer OPP NEWS During the period 26 April to 2 May 1976 the Ontario Provincial Police at Newcastle Newcastle invéstigated 22 motor vehicle collisions and several gerieral occurrences. These motor vehicle collisions collisions caused injury to eleven persons and as a result of investigation eight persons have been charged with offences under the Highway Traffic Act, two of which were 'Careless Driving' charges, charges, and one person was charged with 'Impaired Driving'. Driving'. Building a House? or remodelling your , present one?, Then contact: Floyd Nicholson Orono *983-5049 The general occurrences investigated included offenses offenses such as; Break & Enter, Theft, Trespass, Wilful Damage, Damage, 'Resist Arrest' and Assault Police. Thirteen persons have been charged with offences under; the Liquor Control Act, five persons have been charged, with Impaired Driving, two persons have been charged with offences under the Criminal Criminal Code, and two others have been charged with 'Resist Arrest' and 'Assault Police'. DRIVING TIP: SAFE STOPPING DISTANCES DRIVERS ! Following the car ahead too closely, can make, you the cause of a, rear-end collision. Always have enough stopping distance -just in case you'll need it, remember, remember, the minimum safe stopping stopping distance...under good conditions ...is at least one car length for each ten miles per hour of speed. G. W. Brurtton Community Services Officer for Block "E" in the Orono Estates. The application requested requested the Block be rezoned from Open Space to Commercial. Commercial. Block 'E' is located on the east side of Robin Street at the Tauton road. Council did agree that Block 'f on the opposite side horhe was built. TABLE ART GROUP 'REQUEST FOR GRANT The Town of Newcastle agreed with a recommendation recommendation of the Finance committee that a request for a grant from the Orono Art Group be tabled. Attention Farmers!! WHY PAY MORE? 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