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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY , 1970 W. FRANK( REAL ESTAT E LIMIATED Realtor 21 Kinz St. W. Bowmanville 623.3393 Toronto 923-9174 Port Hope Office 885-4543 For prompt, courteous, cff ici- eut service when buying or geilig and for the largest sel- etion of properties in' the Contact Orono Area Representatives Roy Foster< 983-5801 Dane Pound 623-3965 Andy Sutch 983-9119 'Roy Stronz 52 r il Bethany kendal News The Kendal Women's Institute met at, the home of Mrs. John Henderson on May 20 at 8:00 p.m witb fine ladies present. We were pleased to welcome a new mcm- ber, Mrs. J. Zeus, who bas a new home on the Ivory Little farm. After ' the singing of the Ode the minutes were read and the financial statement given A suc- cessful penny sale was recorded and ail accounts paid. This year the colonial quiit was won by Mrs. V. McTaggart wbo bas a summer borne in Kendai. Mrs. A.'Low gave an account of tbe events at the District Annual of tbc morning session at Hamp- ton last Friday. Miss C.- Stewart reported on the events in the af- ternoon whiie Mrs. G., Catbcart told of the events tbat appealed to her.-It was moved and second- ed tbat we send a dolior per mcm ber', $16.00, to Mrs. Park, Bow- manville ta hclp, send tbe dele- gate ta the National Convention in Winnipeg in August. The meeting was tben turned aver ta Mrs. Martin Manders wbo gave bas.ber rail caîl, "what ban- diwork-do you do in your leisure tirne? Motta- Use yaur sense and save your dollars. Then sbe gave a demonstration on bow ta make a littie bat pin-cusian with pot bolders banging from tbe bat. This waýs an'artistic, useful, bandy article. She displayed useful and simple work, aprans for mother and ber daugbter. Many other use ftl hints were given as well as a new cook book ta eaeb member supplied by Planter's Peanut Oil Company. This was a meeting in wbich eacb anc could learn some- thir.g nýw. Lunji was provided by Mrs. A. Poster and Mrs. W.'IIoy. A vote of tbýanks wvas. given ta aur hast- ess. 'The next meeting wiii be at CARD 0F THANKS The Orono Watcr Safety Club wishes ýto thank Mrs. Jeanne Staples for her part as president' of the Club for the past two years. Signed 'Exectitive'. IN MEMORIAM TENNANT-In loving memary of a dear wife and mother, Mabel, who passed away May 22, 1965. Every day in some small way Memories of you carne our way. Tbough abs~ent you are ever near StiR missed, loveci, alwavs dear. Ever remnembered by Carl, daughters Gwen, Muriel, Joyce and families. a-p Mas. G. Cathcart on the third Tucsday in June. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Waring of Norwich are visiting this weck with ber sister, Mrs. I. Marlotte and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Foster. Master Russell Carruthers visi- ted with -bis grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Foster last weekend. CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY SERVICE Kendal Unitgffed church SUNDAY JUNE Ith, 1970 Service at'2:30 p.m. Gucst Minister - Rev. R. C. White, B.A., B.D. Special Music -> Former Me1m- bers of Kendal Choir Rcfrcshments will be served in the Sunday Sehool Room. Centennial History Books a-- vailable at $2.50 ecd CARD 0F THANKS I would like to thank ail my friends and the Heather Rebekah Lodge for their visits and lovely cards wbilst I was in the Bow- manville hospital recently. Also a special "thank you"to the Rev. Basil Long, Dr Mikios and Dr. Cunningham and ail the nurses and staff for their wonderful care and kindncss. a-p Betty Rocbs. Wanted Dead or Crippled Farm Stock PICKED UP PROMPTLY Telephone Collect 263-2721 Margwill Fur Farm Licence No. 258-C-70 24 HOUR Gyenermi Welding and Màechanicaol Service Ail Work Guaranteed Farm and Industrial Work Your Premises or Our Shop A.SiM.E - C.S.A. Approvcd PHONE 263-8818 Leskard Wd eding. AND FABRICATION Repairs Arc and Gas Welding Evenings, and Weekends PHONE 983-5760 Now that we've got your attention: Bsefore you buy any naw car, Value Dri"ve a Chevy Impala Because with Impala, value is standard equip- mtent - ail the way! Things like computer- selected springs. Flush-and-dry rocker panels to fight-rust. Side-guard door beams. For pro- tection. The standard 350-cu.-in. V8 that uses regular gas. The inside story of Impala is a big one. Plenty of head, leg, hip and shoulder roam. Rîch fab- r(cs, supple vinyls and foam padding for big cQmfort. There's 18-cu.-ft. of trunk. These are iv st 'some of lm pala's value features. We haven't even touched on lmpala's high style orhigh resale value. Now it's big trading tirne. The number one time to get the number one car. Take one big Value Drive at your Chevrolet dealer's taday ... and find out why. 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