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4 - Orûno Weekly, Times, June 2, 1976 Kendal News "A wet May makes hay". Wé should have an abundance , of hay this year. Howevèr , the farmers are hoping for dry weathèr so they can work the wet spots in their fields. The people in the Kehora district are hoping for rain to stop, the forest fire that is burning out -of control. ,, ' Sunday was a busy day for the Kendal Folk. In the morning the service was taken by the Sunday School. They did exceedingly well. Corrine Turansky gave the opening prayer. The seniors sang a couple of choruses and then the juniors, accompanied accompanied at the piano by Mrs. K. Wood. The boys recited ini unison the ten commandments. commandments. The intermediates each gave a verse of the twenty third psalm. A sword drill was held; Danny-Wagar represented the boys, Robin Ibbotson the girls in locating any passage of scripture. The boys won but the race was very close. Andrew, Steven and Rolf Hellebust sang for us. A duet "In the Garden" was sung by Ronald Ibbotson and Donald Fonk. Attendance pins were given out. The trophies were given to the various winners. Several children children had perfect attendance. They were given pencils.Then the United Church Women gave books to all who had attended more than thirty Sundays. There were twenty- two pupils each received a book and a set of the Bibles in comic book form. A story was told about the founder of the Y.M.C.A., Sir George Wil liams. The service closed with prayer by Rolf Hellebust.. Hellebust.. Mrs. Pool of Port Hope visited with Mrs. Martin Foster last week end. Mrs. Foster also has her mother with her, Mrs. Aude of Jarvis, On!. Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wood and Mr. May tilth. We forgot to announce at Church on Sunday about Kirby U.C.W. bake sale on June 5th at Alva Reids- Sale begins at 11 a.m. So please keep it in mind. Donations will be gratefully received. It was music night on Tuesday of last week at Clarke High School and at the Ha mpton jamboree well accepted Stan Hoy visited the two rest ' Pines on Thursday evening, homes in Newcastle and put Both schools were very well St. Saviours ANGLICAN Established 1869 Regular Sunday Worship Service- 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion First and Third Sundays q Morning Prayer- Second and Fourth Sundays Holy Baptism by appointment with Rector 987-4745 Rev. H. Robert Hayne. B.A., L.Th. ' on a musical program for the elderly folk there. At four p.m. a Sunday School Picnic was held on the Public School grounds. Fortunately Fortunately the rain held off for the games. Kirby News The anniversary service at Kirby United Church was well received on Sunday! The church was decorated with tulips and lilacs for the occasion. Misses Ruth and Elaine Kellogg of Welcome with their guitar, sang three lovely numbers. Rev. Gerry Brown of Pine Ridge School along with four of the boys are to be congratulated on their presentation of how they came to be at Pine Ridge and represented and the music from the bands and choirs were enjoyed by all along with individual instrumental and singing numbers. PC's elect officers Durham East Progressive Conservative riding association association has re-elected its president, president, secretary and treasurer and has elected directors for each area in the riding. In a meeting at Bowman- ville High School, Ray Lunn of Oshawa was re-elected president over George Stephen. Stephen. Mr. Lunn took over the how it has helped them along P res idency from Paul Riley With a discussion period. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Harris and Charles visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fulford and family at Meaford on Sunday and brought their mother Mrs. Lawrence Harris home after spending a couple weeks with the Fylfords. We wish Evelyn a speedy recovery from her operation. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sears of Windsor nee Linda Harris on the arrival of another daughter on early this year after Mr. Riley was forced to vacate the position because of illness. Marion Manders of Clarke Township was acclaimed treasurer. treasurer. Oshawa placed eight directors directors in the executive with Walt Bestwick, Bill Austin, Dick Donald, Lois McDonald, Mike Armstrong, Bill Cly- mer, Tom Jermyn and Betty Lunn, winning by acclamation. acclamation. The Hampton Jamboree was well accepted last Sunday Sunday afternoon when a good crowd was in attendance. The House Band of Fay Adams and The Country Hits provided some . excellent backup music for the guest Carl Leitch from me Hayloft Hayloft was the first guest to appear on stage to do an excellent job on some old and new tunes. Irv. Miller from Newcastle sang some tunes that ranged from slow good listening to some real .hand clappers. Bonnie George from Rose- neat h did an excellent job on some Kitty Wells songs and also a ballat song called' "The Black Sheep". Reg Post on his 5 string banjo pleased the crowd with some blue grass pickin', with some help from Rod Craig on fiddle and Joe Howe; on lead guitar. David Brown the 14 year old singer from Port Hppe was much appreciated when he sang his songs. A strong voice from a young man, . Daisy and Delbert Tompkins Tompkins from Little Britton was a • real crowd pleaser when they appeared on stage to entertain entertain the crowd with their songs of harmony and blue . grass style. Marlene Ogar and Maxirfe Winters regulars of the Hayloft Hayloft appeared with Carl Leitch to also add to the show. Len Sommerscales on steel guitar added something extra to the show also. Lucky door prize winners were'; Kathleen Pearce, Lin-* dsay, a serving tray; Kelly Raby, Hampton, L.P. record; Fred Bedwin, Newcastle, L.P, record; Mrs, Percy Pearce, Lindsay, L.P, record; record; Corey Watts, Port Hope, L.p. record; Jamie Caswell, Newcastle, L.P. record; and Don Dakin, Bowmanville, Box of Chocolates. Harold Fife of Norwood the producer of The Daisy D. Jamboree was present as alwàys. We might also add that the "Daisy D. Jamboree" Jamboree" will take place 1 , Sat. June. 26 at 8 p.m. _.,t the Norwood High School. A fine show to see. Dave's Plumbing Heating Electric Industrial-Commercial Residential Free Estimates 786-2471 R.R. 1 Orono ■ ■ satisfy.. YOU Come CUS...! WIL MANOR MOTORS AUTO SALES & SERVICE AUTO AIRCONDITIONING Taunton Road and Liberty St. ' R.R 5 BOWMANVILLE 263-8375 .Hrs. 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Mon.-Sat. RGANIST & CHOIR DIRECTOR Mr. Douglas Dewell* Sunday, June 6,1976 ^ OronotUnited Church Church School 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:15 a.m. » -j ■ " . Church Picnic Kirby & Orono Congregations ( Organized by the HI-C ) Orono Park at 2: 00 p.m. Pot Luck Supper It's for everyone from Children Children to Great-grandparents Games, Races, Tug of War, Etc. Fun for All Kirby United Church Morning Worship 9:45 a.m! Church Worship 11:00 a.m. Dial-A-Thought 983-9151 Midas Toudi3. , We're fast, y Speed of service is one of the main reasons for ; coming to a Midas Shop. . Which is why we have a staff of some of the best muffler men in the business, working with spècial equipment, equipment, to serve you. Their job is to get you.in and out in a hürry.This not only saves you time, it .also helps us keep the price of mufflers down, to save you money'too.. Why settle for less? Get the Midas Touch 227 Simcoe Street South. Oshawa. Phone 576-8111. 841 Lansdowne Street West. Peterborough. Phone 742-3408.