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2-proiïo Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 25th, 1980 KendaI Second Class Mall Registration Number 000368 1' Published Every Wednesday at the office of Puhlieation Main Street, Oronu ■ ■ Roy C. Forrester. Editor I . Mom found little Jenny washing the new kitten with soap and water. "I don't think Mother pussy would like her .. • kitten washed that way," said THÉ 113th BIRTHDAY Mother. "Well I really can't July 1st or possibly June 30th most Canadians will take lick it," came the reply, the opportunity of the holiday to spend as to their liking. The Sunday was a beautiful day holiday comes in recognition of the 113th anniversary of the for the Orono Cemetery birth of Canada and is known as Canada Day. Decoration and for the church Well we should spend at least a few minutes to service. Rev. A. Tizzard took recognize we live in one the world's greatest countries and the complete service contin- with the world's greatest opportunities at our door. We have ; ning his series of sermons on survived as a nation of people and in so doing have the books of the Bible where strengthened the country through adversity as well as a he left off six months ago. The feeling of neighbour responsibilities. scripture reading was II Of course we appear to be a nation of complainers and Timothy, chapter four. Paul seeking more and more for less and less. But by and large the W as writing to Timothy when Canadian years have been great and compared to other a prisoner awaiting the death centres of the world the framework in which this country was sentence. Paul tells Timothy moulded some 113 years ago must have had substance. The to "preach the word: in people of this nation must also have had substance. The season and out of season". In system has worked and has worked well. other words, "Speak the plain For this we should be thankful and seek greater truth: don't wait until spring, heights in the future, - do it now." The angel said to Lets join together... and stand together as a nation in Mary at the empty tomb, "Go celebration of Canada Day. / quickly and tell my disciples - that he ié not here, He is risen". Then they went forth MAY IT CONTINUE to tell the word, Christ is The promotion of the pancake breakfast, the flea alive. It's up to us to tell that market and the furniture sale at the Orono arena on Saturday story by the things we do and was a prime example of a community working together. Yes, say. It's not always the we have said this before but we feel it can well be repeated as speaking Christians who give such occasions as on Saturday arise. the greatest witness. May we It was a project inwhich many in the community be able to say like Paul, "I displayed their talents and skills and it did have a community have fought a good fight, I atmosphere. It was a venture in which neighbour became have finished my course, I aware of neighbour and to create an insight into the abilities have kept the faith. There is of others within the neighbourhood. laid up for me a crown of The communities industry pitched in and here again righteousness." the visitor received an insight into the skills that do exist Mrs. R. Elliott, Miss C. within the community and its people. Stewart, Mrs. C. Lowery and It is to be hoped that such ventures will continue at Mrs. E. Dobson took in the least on a annual basis. It would be good for Orono and its Superanuated Teacher's ban- residents. quet at Sudbury during the week of June 17th. They were surprised that Sudbury is MAKES A GOOD POINT * „ Droeressive citv The washout of the parking area at the Orono Park The Kendal Women's Insti- continues to be a popular topic of conversation in the Village. tute met at the home of Mrs It is all the result of the storm and flood of late March. Helen Henderson with t hir- As one resident puts it, "Does it take three months for ^ members present The thé Town to move a few loads of gravel into the park to fill the ident Mrs Henderson washout. Surely the cost is not going to reduce even if they opene(j ^ meeting with the wait until Christmas. ... ., ode and the Mary Stewart It is somewhat aggravating and considering the t Th minutes were simplicity of correcting the problem it does become read by Mrs K Dyke man annoying. ( ... . . , ,, .. and approved. Mrs. D. Gos- A few loads of gravel would certainly soothe the son gave the financial report, troubled waters herein the Village Penny collection was $1.48. * Plans were made to help with the church supper and for a wedding dinner in August. Then life membership pins were presented to Mrs. Eli- nore Foster, Mrs. Dorothy MOSPORT FIRE CALL Turansky and also for Mrs. The Orono department of the Town of Newcastle Fire Grace Manders who was Department received a call to Mosport around midnight on absent, Kendal W.I. has nine Saturday night. Shortly after leaving the Orono Hall word • life members which is a was received that the services of the department were not record not achieved by the required. The truck returned to Orono. It is belived a pile of other groups of West Dur- tires or a car was on fire. , ham. , V 1 - : Then Mrs. G. Càthcart convenor for Education and Cultural Affairs gave as her topic: Other cultures. The roll call was bring something made in another country. The Motto - Treasures from other lands enrich our own. The . first culture described was that of the Auca Indians, a primitive tribe living deep in the Amazon jungle near the eastern border of Equador. Elizabeth Elliott with her four year old daughter Valerie Valerie spent a year living among these naked, mysterious mysterious much dreaded Auca Indians. She had particular reason to fear these people, they had already slain her missionary husband. In 1956 Jim Elliott her husband and four other missionary missionary men went to these people and were promptly slaughtered. When word came back of their death • everyone asked "Why?". After her husband's death Elizabeth and her three year old daughter went back to her work among the Quichua Indians at Shandia, several days journey from the fierce Auca Indians. Later she heard that two Auca women had come to- a Quichua tribe six hours journey journey from Shandia. Sd -she went there, learned their language and a year later ' went to live with the Aucas. They live in homes with thatched roofs, but no walls. They grow plantain, which resembles a large banana, and also manioc which is like 1 sweet potatoes. They hunt monkeys, parrots and wild pigs. They eat large white grubs which they cook over the fire in leaves. They love to fish and cook the fish. Their only furniture is a hammock. A plane dropped food each Friday for Elizabeth, Valerie and Rachael Saint. They shared the frozen meat and . other articles' with the Auca Indians. The other-culture described by Mrs. Cathcart was that of the Cree Indians who live, hunt and fish in the wooded lands between Kenora and Lake Superior on the south to Hudson and James Bay on the north. At Sioux Lookout there is a high point of land across the water. There the Cree Indians climbed to the top and looked south to see if their enemies the Sioux were coming. They live by fishing and hunting. They travel by dog team in winter, now some own ski doos. In summer they travel by canoe. Most of the children in the past have been educated by missionaries in residential schools. Now some of them are brought to school by snow mobile or bombadier. The ladies plan to go to the Couroux cottage for three days in July. In August they plan to attend the musical play in Lindsay Theatre during the final week. A delicious lunch was provided by Mrs. D. Wybenga and Mrs. K. Dykeman. NEVER PUT OFF UNTIL TOMORROW WHAT YOU SHOULD DO TODAY! Its a good adajge and one we have learned to believe in but neyer actually put into practice. practice. A good case in point again .happened last week when it war, again time to get out the lawn mower and take a few rounds of the lawn. ( Being well organized the first step in the project after pulling the mower out from under the trees is to fill the gas tank. This procedure we were following. Somewhat amazed we found egg yoke on the cap and upon further investigation investigation saw the rest of the yoke and another complete egg in the tank. It vyas good enough reason to push the mower back under the tree and to settle back in a lawn chair to watch the grass grow being fortified by a treatment of Kinsmen weed and feed. My problem however was not going, away as I was to find out two days later and another inch growth to the grass. Arriving home Thursday for supper I was greeted by my new-found mechanic, Donna, who informed me she had extracted the eggs from the gas tank and all I had to do was get, the machine working. There it laid on the walk with housing off, gas line disengaged, starter rope off its pulley, ... nuts and bolts about 1 , and an array of wrenches and screw drivers. The next time, if it should ever happen again I- will extract the eggs and complete what I started in the first place. Canada's Birthday St. Saviours ANGLICAN CHURCH Orono, Ontario Regular Sunday Worship Service-10:00 a.m. Rev. Allan Haldenby B.A, L.Th. UNITEDCHURCH Orono Pastoral Charge Minister Rev. B.E. Long B.Th. Organist and Choir Director David Gray SUNDAY, JUNE 29,1980 ORONO UNITED CHURCH Morning Worship 11:15 a.m. KIRBY UNITED CHURCH Morning Worship 9:45 a.m. MONTH OF JULY Combined Services with Newcastle, Newcastle, Kirby and Orono at 10:00 a m. July 6 th Orono Fellowship of the Lord's Supper July 13th Kirby .Church July 20th Orono July 27 th Kirby Church Valider Stoop's Florist an d Greénery Main Street, Orono All Ortho Products are 25 percent off. Now Is the best time of year to get rid of insects with Liquid Sevin. It's safe on vegetables, fruits, ornamentals, flowers and lawns. Concentrated 32 oz. bottle, " Regular $7.95, NOW ONLY $5.96 OR stock up and buy 2 for 2 f Or $8.95 Mon., Tues., Thurs. 9-6 Wed., Sat. 9-5, Friday 9-9 Phone e 983-9715 IS after houf s 987-4670 ahmacy ORONO, ONT. j, H. STUT-t. 983-5009 . e. J STUTT