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Kendal celebrates Canada Day by Enid Brewer When mother was a child growing up in Kendal during the early nineteen hundreds, - the community was close- knit and active. All occasions were attended by young and old alike and people either walked or came by horse and buggy to socialize and be part of the celebrations. Still evident evident even now, is that same wonderful community spirit which is very much alive and active in Kendal today. On July 1st, during the evening, the Community Centre grounds in Kendal was the place to be. People walked or came by car to socialize and get ready for the fireworks display--about 250 to 300 people in all from toddlers toddlers to seniors. They set up lawn chairs and enjoyed the perfect evening. Hosted by the Community Centre Board, those in attendance attendance were entertained by a group of local musicians from eight o'clock to dark. Pop and hotdogs, chips and candy were available to purchase. purchase. Tickets were sold for a 50/50 draw which was won by Phyllis Lowery. As darkness fell, Mandy Dolley sang Oh Canada before the fireworks commenced. commenced. It was a spectacular show with plenty of oohs and aahs and rounds of applause. The Community Centre Board is to be commended for the organization of this event and the community-at- large for their voluntary contributions contributions making this possible. possible. A very special thanks go to Regional Councillor Charlie Trim and Councillor Gord Robinson for their help and support. Yes, community spirit is still very much alive in Kendal! Advantage #2 Mortgages ■ all rates subject to change without notice Great rates plus free Bonus Shares Whitby Branch Bowmanville Branch E-mail 1818 Dundas SI E 200 King St E duca mloüÿduca com Tel (905)728-4858 Tel (905)823 8343 Website Manager Mr Paul Muller Manager Mr Tom Broadloot www duca com Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 9,2003 - 5 Kendal's Canada Day celebrations celebrations had no shortage shortage of local musicians (above) performing during during the festivities. Phyllis Lowrey (L) Living Life to the Fullest? Habitat for Humanity would like to tknnk the thousands of volunteers from all across Canada who have been busy building homes in 2002 with families in need of decent, affordable housing. We're going to need more volunteers next year in order to build more homes and hope than ever before. Are you living life to the fullest? Come and see what all the fun is about! Volunteer, join a committee, or donate building materials and supplies. HaMMfdr Humanity Call Habitat for Humanity at 1.800.667.5137 40 Albert Street Waterloo, ON N2L3S2 Email: baMtat@habltat.ca www.habitat.ca - > fuût Ai&e "Tftdfic ! CONGRATULATIONS ROSE!! Rose says, "I've always dreamed of being the weight I was 15 years ago. Thanks to the supportive counsellors at Herbal Magic, my long time dream has become my reality. " CALL NOW FOR YOUR FREE CONSULTATION Only one week left of spectacular specials! (905) 697-9484 (905) 432-6999 (905) 725-4146 243 King St. E. 1330 Ritson Rd. N. 1345 King St. E. BOWMANVILLE OSHAWA1 OSHAWA 2 (Bowmanville Mall) (Ritson and Taunton) (King and Townline) Weight Miinimrnu'ni <uul Nuiritlonnl Centres www.herbalmagic.ca West Nile virus: Working outdoors. Protect yourself when working outdoors: wear mosquito netting, long sleeves and long pants. Tuck your pants into your socks for extra protection. Use bug repellent es are most active. To learn more, call or visit our Web site. 1-877-234-4343 TTY 1-800-387-5559 www.lIealthyOntario.com