The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

S-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday; Februar. X 1979 Kendal News Pasted on the wall of Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell's office were these words: "He did kind things so kindly - It seemed his heart's delight To make poor people happy From morning until night." Dr. Grenfell of Labrador said that every time he looked up these words spoken of Jesus were to him a clarion call that if he would find joy, the real way was His way. A number of the Kendal friends and neighbours attended attended the funeral of Mr. Minné Wybenga in the Mar- ana tha Christian Reformed Church of Bowmanville on February 21, 1979. He was forty-six. It was a very large funeral, several Of those attending had been employed by him and now lived at distant places like Bradford, others had engaged him to do custom farming. The Kendal ladies served lunch after the funeral to the guests.-, There was held a simultaneous memorial service in The Netherlands as his father, four brothers and four sisters and their families live in The Netherlands. Two brothers, John of Ottawa and Sid of NewtonVille were among the relatives at Bowmanville on February 21. The flowers in Kendal church on Sunday morning were in his memory. The Kendal Sunday School staff and children served a pancake breakfast on Sunday morning at ten a.m, to the people of the congregation. This was a free gift of the children to the adults. The long tables were covered with white paper runners, on which the pupils had pasted cut outs of pancakes and ôther dainties. Vases with daffodils made the tables quite attractive. Two little children one on each side with a spatula were turning a pancake when I went into the kitchen. Rev. A. Tizzard told the children a story of a little girl who had been out playing in the snow on a cold morning. , Her mother asked her if she yvas cold when she came in. 'Sh replied, "No; I wasn't cold for I sang the snow song and that kept me warm. " ' 'Do you know the snow sohg?" hé asked. Then he asked the older people. It was,. Whiter than snow, yes whiter, than snow, wash me and I shall be whiter than snow. Jesus wants us to have clean thoughts, and kind words. Rev. A. Tizzard took his scripture reading from Haggai Haggai 2. This book had been • missed at Kendal due to another event. His subject was, "Life, sometimes a struggle". Haggai delivered his four messages in four months. They were so important important they were included in the old testament. The pilgrims pilgrims had returned from Babylon. They built the foundation of the temple then nothing was done for fourteen years. They became a selfish people. They built for themselves themselves and forgot and neglected neglected God's house. "Now is the time," said Haggai. He brought this message to the High Priest and, to the Governor. The time has come to build again and the greatest message, "I am with * you saith the Lord of hosts." He looked forward to the time when the Messiah would walk in the temple. We come to church because we know we are in the presence of God. The hymn says, "Like a mighty army moves the church of God". That is the way these builders went forward and built that Temple. We are reminded to go forward and build a temple of righteousness and peace. Somewhere there is a work for you to do. Remember Remember the Lord is with you. Haggai 2, verse 4. Mrs. Evelyn McGinnis of Barrie,, the sister of Anna Mercer (Mrs. Roy Mercer) passed away at Barrie.Her funeral was from the Steckley Funeral Parlours on Thursday, Thursday, February 22nd. Ouk sympathy is extended to Roy and to her nephew Mr. David Mercer of Kendal. A father and son banquet of the Cubs and Beavers of Kirby was held in the Kendal Church Hall on Saturday evening, Feb. 24th with about seventy-five sitting down at the tables. If Dr. James Watt director of the health department department has his way, cub banquets arid pancake breakfasts breakfasts will be à thing of the past. Someone is always taking the joy out of life. The Kendal Women's Institute Institute met at the home of Mrs. Wm. Turansky on Thursday' afternoon, Feb. 22nd with eleven members present. Mrs. K. Dykeman opened the meeting with the Ode and the Masy Stewart collect. The roll call was, Name a small business carried on in your area. Several businesses such as the snack bar, a fish hatchery, a furniture repair business, the making of plastics, pottery, etc. were mentioned. The minutes were read and the financial report given. Cook books were paid for and, others taken to sell. It was moved by Mrs. Helen Henderson, seconded by Mrs. Mary I,ow that we give a gift of money to the Wybenga family. Carried. The Penny Collection -was $1.65. Our Penny Sale will be held on May 5th. Then Mrs. Lenora Stapleton gave the topic, The Part Played by small businesses in giving employment to our Canadian people. V • After this each lady cut out à butterfly from the piece of cotton material she brought. Then she took a block home to complete for the quilt for our penny sale. A very pretty valentine' lunch was prepared by Mrs. Helen Henderson and our hostess. Mrs. Wm. Robinson passed avrça/ on Feb. 16, 1979. She was buried at Little Lake Cemetery. For the last few years she has been in Strathaven Nursing Home. Rev. A. Tizzard took the Sunday afternoon visitation to the Newcastle rest home on Feb. 25th. Mrs. K. Hoy, Mrs. A. Foster, Mrs. G. Cathcart, Mrs. E, Foster, Mr. L. Ransberry, Mr. Stan Hoy and his daughter joined him to sing and playM'or the retired folk. Mrs. E» Foster received a card from Mrs. Reg. Elliott. It was posted in the Bahamas telling how'they had had a very fast ride from the ( Up and Down the Book Stacks LAND PURCHASE ADULT A Captive of Time by Olga . Ivinskaya (the author's year with Boris Pasternak) He by Florence King (an irreverent look at the American male) Stanley Cup Fever by Brian McFarlane (the men and the teams that have fohght for this prized trophy) Special Days by Ruth Gregory Gregory (anniversaries, holidays, holidays, feast days, etc.) Blood Secrets by Craig Jones (psychological thriller) The Singkiang Executive by Adam Hall (spy story) Make Us Happy by Arthur airport to their hotel in a taxi driven on the wrong side of the road. Herzog (author of the Swarm) Judith by Aritha Van Herk (winner of the Canadian First Novel Award) JUNIOR Dinosaurs by David Lambert (large colour format) Cotton Tail Rabbit by Julian May (for young readers) Turn of the Century by Robert Hoare Gimme Something, Mister by Ruth Hallman (mystery) EASY READING AND PICTURE BOOKS Of Course ' Polly can do Almost Everything by As- trid Lindgren Capyboppy by Bill Peet Goldilocks and the Three Bears by the Froebel Corp. Madeleine Hadlev. $26,785 Prov. grant Ganaraska purchase A $26,785 Ontario grant will be used by the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority Authority to purchase 92 acres of additional land for the Ganaraska Ganaraska Forest. . The property, half of which is forested with Scotch Pine- and mixed hardwoods, is situated on the Oak Ridges Moraine in the Town of Newcastle. It forms part of the water source area for the Ganaraska River. In approving the land: purchase, estimated at $48,700, Natural Resources Minister James A.C. Auld said the acquisition of the property will further assist thé Authority in maintaining important source areas, an integral component of its water management program. The Ganaraska Region - Conservation Authority owns * approximately 10,100 acres of the Ganaraska Forest with some 9,700 acres under agreement agreement with the Ministry of Natural Resources. Mr Auld said these land holdings are part of an ongoing program to establish the 20,000-acre Ganaraska Forest. He said the Authority * intends to place its newly acquired property under management agreement with the ministry. Professional Services Hamiltons Insurance Service * * * Susan M. Sawyer Office 983-5115 Home 983-5270 Main St., Orono Clarke Public LIBRARY PHONE 983-5507 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00105:00 p.m. Orono, Ontario Major & Minor Repairs BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC -ENGINES REBUILT -VALVE JOBS -FRONT ENDS -TOWING MANGER'S GARAGE ORONO 983-5130 Don't Leave It to Chance Be sure your home is truly ' protected by a good policy • i- Call us now Miilson Insurance Agency Office: Corner of Church and'Cobbledick Street 983-5032 ORONO ELECTRIC LTD. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES COLOUR T.V. HI-FI HOT POINT R.C.A. ELEÇTROIIOME WHITE •WESTINGHOUSE FRIGIDAIRE SIMPLICITY HOOVER iai: "AN ADULT I» ONE WHO STOPPED «ROWING, - EXCEPT III THE MIDDLE " Orono Towing GENERAL REPAIRS , Phone 983-5249 Orono William C. Hall, B.Comm. Chartered Accountant Phone Newcastle 987-4240 ALL DAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY WE'RE IN A WORKING MOOD' WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE.../ mW OUT TO GIVE X DOOR ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS WEREALOÏp BOUNCE./ BYAMS PLUMBING-HEATING Sales and Service 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE GULF FINANCING Low Interest Rates , Rhone: Tyrone 263-2650 Sevâ Floral Creations "FLOWERS WITH FEELINGS" <• FOR ANY OCCASION FRESH & DRIED FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS ' for WEDDINGS, FUNERALS, HOSPITAL AND HOME Telephone 6^3-3377 162 Kirig St. East Bowmanville O. Chatterton Electrical Contracting Phone 983-5546 or 983-5940 Orono, Ontario Film. Processing « t CUSTOM FRAMING ' Cameras and Photographic Supplies 78 King St. 1*. BOWMANVILLE 623-2404 Our Fireplaces DO NOT Smoke Bricklayers - Stonemasons Ltd. ORONO, ONTARIO PHONE 983-5606