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10-Orono Weekly Times. Wednesday, May 9th, 1979 Kendal News A house can scarcely be a home Without a woman in it. Teacher blood drive successful Last Wednesday's Red Cross Blood Donor Drive was very successful. Just under 400 donors came to the Lion's Centre on Beech Ave. from 1 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. It was predicted that the number 'would go above 400 but polio shots given to high school students the day before meant that many regular donors were rejected. There was representation from most elementary schools in the area including , Vincent Massey, Lord Elgin, Ontario Street, Bowmànville Senior, the Pines, Orono- Lockhart, M.J. Hobbs, Mitchell's Mitchell's Corners, Newcastle- Newtonville, Enniskillen, Hampton and Waverley. Many teacher-donors gave for the first time and although they were required to rest longer afterwards, most found it a not unpleasant experience. Miss Marjorie Couch, retired teacher, past principal of Lord Elgin Public School declined to have her picture taken but assured me that she had come because the teachers were sponsoring the clinic. Thanks are extended here to the managers of local stores who gave donations of food for the tea room. Donations amounting to about ten dollars were received . from Dykstras, Miracle Mart, IGA A & P and Dominion Stores. Thanks also to Tom's and Sons IGA in Newcastle and Armstrongs in Orono, The Blood Driven was the . second event sponsored by , the Northumberland and Newcastle Women Teachers Federation in support of the International Year of the Child. Ëarlier this year Dr. Marcel lîinsbourne addressed addressed a large group of parents and techers concerning the treatment of hyperactive children. At the planning stage for the fall is a series of lectures for parents dealing With children. This will probably be a joint venture with other services for children. A big thanks again to all who supported the Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic - all volunteers, donors and merchants. merchants. "AN ADULT 1$ ONE WHO STOPPED «ROWING, - EXCEPT |N THE MIDDLE '* Orono Towing GENERAL REPAIRS Phone 983-5249 Orono She is its life, its light, its joy In every single minute. A house a heaven can become If there's a patient, loving Mum! Sunday was a rainy day but our guest speaker Mrs. Joyce McLean of Pickering was at the church with her class of five little girls and their junior superintendant. They sang a happy song for us accompanied at the piano by Mr. McLean. Then she told a humorous story entitled Tyrone to the children. She gave us a fine message entitled, "Discipleship", based on the scripture reading reading St. John 10:11-19.1 am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep. Mrs. H. Lowery and Mrs. D. Morris of Kirby worshipped with us bn Sunday morning. Mr. Jackson Peacock of Kapuskasing was also at the service with his father. Next Sunday is Mother's Day or Family Day. There will be two baptisms and it is .planned that one of our families will conduct the service. , On Wednesday evening, May 2nd, the United Church Women met at the home of Miss Catherine Stewart. Mrs. M. Stevens opened the meeting meeting with prayer and then a special prayer for wisdom in the coming election to choose the best men to govern our country. We sang, "Where cross the crowded wayà of life". Mrs. Ë. Foster chose as her roll call, "Name something something you can do to help the handicapped". One said she took them places they wished to go. Another said she visited them and took them gifts. Another suggested that new churches should all be built with ramps for wheel chairs. We might offer to push the chair up the ramp. Mrs. iFoster read an. article entitled "What it means to be handicapped". handicapped". So many handicapped handicapped people give up. Jim Ashwin is one who has the will to become a useful citizen. Eric Lambier is a most gifted pianist. Several others were mentioned. Miss Stewart read an article entitled, "I have the church," by A.C: Forrest. It spoke of the fadt that ■husband and family may, be gone as we get older but ; church friends are still with us. The minutes were read. The offering was $12.00.. A delicious lunch was prepared by Mrs. -D. Skerratt and our hostess. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Jack Stapleton June 6th. There was a good attendance attendance at the bake sale Saturday Saturday afternoon and the Penny Sale at night. The winner of the butterfly quilt was Mrs. Lloyd Wilson, Uxbridge: The beautiful afghan made, and donated by Mrs. Diane Wy- bena just happened to go to one of her friends. We will now be able to keep our "Foster child in Haiti", another another year. If bitten by an animal wash the wound immediately under running tap-water to flush out the animal's' saliva. Then wash the wound with soap and water. Call the doctor. If possible try to have the animal caught and turned over to the police for observation. observation. It may l)ave rabies. ORONO ELECTRIC LTD. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES COLOUR T.V. HI-FI HOT POINT R.C.A. 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