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elebrate 40th Anniversary nig ||g!§H PrfSïssîf fïé, II*» friends Orono Horticulture Church Service A large congregation attended attended the Horticultural Service Service held in Orono United Church on Sunday morning. President Isabelle Challice conducted the service and introduced the guest speaker, Miss Martha Veldhuis of Dundas, Ontarjo and the soloist, Mrs' Jane Boyd, South Mountain, Ontario. The scripture lesson was read by Mr. Lawrence Staples. The beautiful flowers donated donated for the service were delivered in the afternoon to the sick and shut-ins. Mem- , bers of the Junior Gardeners participated and, in a charming charming ceremony, each young g&rdener carried a small flower arrangement into church in an opening processional. processional. It was a rare privelege to aliéna inis special service. Miss Veldhuis is a gifted public speaker and her inspiring inspiring message, which she entitled, "The First Fruit", was particuarly appropriate for the occasion. The solo number was sung beautifully by Mrs. Jane Boyd, a neice of one of the executive members of the Horticultural Society, Mrs. Ann Evans. Honour volunteer workers of Community Care 1 by Sheri Yeo Orono Weekly Times. Wednesday, October 10th, 1979-3 Celebration Sale New Dutch Oven Family Dinner Specials Monday-Thursday, from 5:00 p.m. Complete Meals -, $4.99 Per Person CHOICE OF Roast Beef, Gravy Chicken Cacciatore on Bed of Spaghetti, Ham Steak, Pineapple, Maraschino, Salisbury Steak, Onions, Gravy, Baby Beef Liver, Bacon and Onions. SERVED WITH Help Yourself Soup, Green Salad, Choice of Potato, Vegetable of the Day, Roll and Butter. Homemade Cherry Cheesecake or Apple Betty, Tea or Coffee. New Dutch Oven FULLY LICENSED, PLENTY OF PARKING Hwy 115 at Taunton Rd., Orono ■ 983-5001 On October 2nd at the annual meeting of Newcastle Community Care volunteer workers during the past year were honoured for their work .with Community Care through the presentations of Community Care Pins. The pins were presented by Mrs. Diane Hamre on behalf of the local organization. Those presented with pins were: Mien Adegeest, Wanda Ball, Catherine B'lair, Winnie Brown, Elizabeth Brunt, Roberta Roberta Drinkle, Ellen Farrow, Gr,ce Feddema, Marion Hath- erly, Sally Irvine, Florence Knox, Hugh MacDonald, Orner Malfait, Bob Milliken, Peggy Milliken, Dora Morris, Grace Reid, Tom Smith, Alyce Yeo, Mildred Young, Honourable mention was also made of second year volunteer members who were again this year eligible for presentations. They were: Roxy Barnes, Pauline Foster, Kathy Grundy. Ethel Mc- Kague, Bonnie Rfcid, Dorothy Stare, Jean Sumersford, Barb Wejlman? Hazel Lowery. Lowery. Continues 4 great reasons why you should shop . Red & White 1. Free Groceries 2. Free Mustangs 3. In Store Savings 4. Menu.for Savings every week s Our first winner of free groceries Pam Duvall, Gibb St., Ostrawa Fresh Visit our meat department Accent on cleanliness, quality and value. Pork Spa reribs $1.28 * Heme of Si I VerWOOd All Canadian Fresh Dairy Products CORNISH s WHITE V FOOD V stored a 4 Oil