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4--Ornno Weekly Times. Wednesday. Seotemtier 15th, 19Ï6 The Robertson Midway at the fair provides a number of Kendal News The glad September days are here When blooms the golden rod. It comes to brighten all the fields And make us think of God The Exhibition is over and the Fall Fairs have begun. Orono Landscaping SODDING--PLANTING SEEDING 983-5598 VENEZIA Restaurant HWY ll5 and 35 !'2 Miie South of Orono Phone 983-5651 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK We Specialize in: Pizza - Meals ALSO Weekend Specials rides and the Tempest was one of; the most popular for Some, of us attended the Ex. . The highlight, for this writer, was the showing of the heavy horses. What a beautiful sight to see, three perfectly matched matched teams on one wagon with one driver but to see four wagons each drawn by six horses. Twenty four black or dappled grey Percheron horses, horses, all travelling in one show ringTs something to remember. remember. This makes one think of the wheat fields of thé Canadian west. In 1915 at Davidson on the Dticheon Place each morning in harvest harvest time, twenty-four horses were harnessed and hitched to four binds. There were six ■horses on each binder. Then they travelled around a six hundred and forty acre field of golden wheat as level as a table.'What a picture! Now the heavy horses have been replaced by the tractors. There is hardly a heavy horse left in Clarke'Township. If you attend a country Fair you will still see some in the show ring. * The authors of the history of Clarke Township held Open House in the Museum on Sunday, Sept. 5th and autographed autographed copies of "Out of the Mist", Tea and cookies were served in the Oddfellows Hall Canada Farm Labour Pools Service de Main-d'œuvre agricole-du Canada Manpower Main-d'œuvre and Immigration et Immigration Robert Andras Minister Robert Andras Ministre ATTENTION! FARM WORKERS Apple Picking Register with us NOW Northumberland and Durham Farm Labour Pool 7A Division Street h , Bowmanville, Ontario Telephone 623-3880 , Lawrence attends Madrid conference A delegation of 13 Canadian pàrliamentarians will attend the 63rd Inter-Parliamentary Conference in Madrid September September 23 to October 1, Led by Robert Stanbury (Lib. - York Scarborough), Chairman of the Canadian Group of the Inter-Parliamentary Inter-Parliamentary Union, the delegation consists of Senators Martial Asselin (F'C-Quebec), Joan Neimân (Lib.-Ontario) and William Petten (Lib.-New- foundland) and .from the House of Commons Robert Stanfield (P.C.-Halifax), Stanley Stanley Haidasz (Lib.-Park- dale), Leopold Corriveau (Lib. -Frontenac), Jake Epp ( P . C. -Pr ovencher ), Gordon Fâirweather (P.C.-Fundy Royal), Charles Lapointe (Lib.-Gharlevoix), Allan Lawrence Lawrence (P.C.-Northumberland -Durham), John Rodriguez (N.D.P.-Nickel Belt) and Jean .Roy (Lib.-Timmins). Delegates of some 70 mem ber parliaments of the Interparliamentary Interparliamentary Union are expected expected to gather in Madrid for thé ten-day conference which will be opened in the presence of His Majesty King Juan Carlos. In addition to a general debate on world affairs, the agenda includes discussion of the nèw international economic economic order,, the establishing of international regulations on trade on conventional weapons, parliament as an expression of the social structure structure of a society and the situation in Southern Africa, with particular reference to Rhodesia. The Canadian Group at Madrid will nominate Gordon Fairweather for election to the 10 member Exectivè Committee of the Inter-Parliamentary Inter-Parliamentary Union. Members of the Executive Committee are elected for a four-year term. children of all ages. With three major rides it was the to ; the visitors. It was well attended. The information on Kendal is most interesting You will find it around the page two hundred. Everyone should read about their village village long ago. Congratulations Congratulations to the authors, the whole book is filled with interesting information. Now is thé time to look at the dahlias and decide what colours you want to plant next year. Dahlias are the easiest of" all flowers to grow. You can just dig a hole in the grass put in the roots in the spring and behold in the fall you'll have dahlias as big as a plate. Admire them. Kendal United Church Women Women met in the church on Sept. 1st. Miss Catherine Stewart welcomed the guests from Newtonville, Kirby, and Garden Hill, and also Mrs. C. Down, our guest speaker from Ebenezer United Chur ch. | Mrs. Down is Past President of the Oshawa Presbyterial U.C.W. Our opening hymn was, "Will Ydur Anchor Hold in the Storms of Life". Mrs. M. Stevens read Psalm 24. Miss Stewart read a poem entitled, "Hands". Mrs. A. Tizzard sang "Sweet Hour of Prayer". Prayer". Miss Stewart who is our stewardship convenor intro- educed the speaker. Mrs. Down said that stewarsliip is the essence of living. We should consider it a privel- edge to give our time and talents. Our homes should be a place of peace and love. A mother is usually the first to answer a child's questions about God, heaven, sharing with playmates, etc. A mother mother must walk close to God. She read several interesting articles on the stewardship of money. Mrs. R. Elliott thanked her for her very fine message and asked her to accept a small gift. This part of the meeting closed with the hymn, "The Day Thou Gavest Lord is Ended". Lunch was served. Later it was moved that we purchase a long table for Mrs, Cliff Fonk's Sunday school class. Carried. Also that we purchase three dozen psalm books. We were all told to remember our bazaar on best midway in years at the fair. November 13th, and our church Anniversary on October October 24 th, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Forik,; Don, Richard and Robert of Woodstock were at church on Sunday morning and visited her mother Mrs. E. Foster. Miss Margaret Seens visited visited her sister Mrs. R. Elliott last week end. Mrs. L. Burwash, Cobourg, visited Mrs. G. Cathcart. An exhibition of drawings ■ There will be an exhibition of the drawings of Toronto artist Brian Grison from September 14 to Oclober 3 at Trent Univiersity's Mackenzie Mackenzie Gallery east of the Otonabee 'River. Hours are Tuesday to Friday from 12 to 4 p.m., Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 1, to 5 p.m. ' The exhibit is partially funded by the Art Gallery of Ontario through their "Artists "Artists With Their Work" prog- „ram, and drawing workshops will be held at the end of the exhibition. 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