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They attribitte a share of their success to the genltlemenul Whoweespcayinie thisý year, andf perhaps the change ofttime from ffter- noon to eveningenbe more of themn to corne. Ail areý very gratefuLl to Mr.ý apd Mrs. Jonah for the uise of their beautiful home-and grounds. Special thanks should hbe given also to mr. and Mrs. Sid and Dorothy Holmes who have held the, Tea amongst their liy ardens in previous years. ORONO WEEKLY TEMES, JULY 24th, 1974 -3 MZONOIL iESCAPES (Cuntinued fromi page 1) Miss TyýrreJIleIlf tanada two y\ears ago to take the teachig post in Lahr. her mother said. She preýYiously had taught in Burlington, Guelph and Belleville. She was home at Thanksgiving last Octoher. NO INJURIES 0f the 87 vacationers who were flown out last night, none reported any injuries. Other families most of whomn live at Canadian milit- ary hases in Europe. reported that had bheen strolinig throu-' gh He resort town of Fama- guista on tire day of thp Coup whien they heard shootin g and weewarned Dy to>nspeople of thle coup. They were hustled off to thewir hotelIs hy UN People and sp ent the next two days in their rooms listening to BBC raio reports. The Thursda'iiy flight appar- ently hroughit'out ail of the Can5dian servicemen and their dependa-':nts who had heen hofi(iaying there. .Mrs. H-. Blaschke with ber daughtiers, Patty and Kathy, view the1 articles for sale table athe Leskard U.C.W. tea hield last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jonah. Thfe-spacious lawns sur- rounding the homre of Rita and George Jonah -north of the eighth line of Clarke was an idieal setting for the Leskard U.C. W. Dessert Tea, on Wed- nesday of last week. Many UNITIKD CHURCU ~7~W>ff\~ k v o ~~3UN AY, ULY18, 1974 C'ombiined Smmer Service for Newcastle, Kirby and Orono Morning Worship 10: 00 a.m. Kirby Centennial School Diuring the month of August, Kirby Orono and Newcastle Congregations wilI meet in Newcastle United Church at 10: 30 a. m. D)ial-A-Thjught 983-9151 Ii.SAVIOURS ANGLICAN Establlshed 1869 Regular Sunday Worship service- 10:00 a.m. NO CHURCH AT SAVIOURS UNTIL AUu. 4th SERVICE AT ST. GEORGES N EWCASTLE A'f 10:î00 a.m. Junction of iHighways 115 & 35 DIRfECTIONS: Turn rlght on the first aide road, then folow road straight tili it forks then tt*rn Ieft. 8 a.m. - 12.00 noon 4 p.m. - 10.00Op.m. MON DAYTO F RI DAY SATU RDAY 8-5 1 Telephone 983-9437 J W hat's A M'obi le Home? Corne anýd see for yourself - in front of the Elmhurst Hotell, Newcastle. The proposed Wilmot Creek Cove retirement park will be qood for the Toôwn of Newcastle. If wilI flot only provide a pleasant home for the retire d people of the area, but considerable tax dollars to reduce your assessment. If you have not yet seen our mobile home, drop in for a cup of coffee with us. MONDAY TO FRIDAY, 1- 9 p.m. M r. Joe Staplàes lt) andc(2,yn.on -the measurements, Rev. B. Long have som'e being made by Rev. Long. discussion over who was the, Just another instance of the winner in the, dart throw fun at the Leskard U.C.W. tea game, and Joe kept a sharp last week. Leskarda-'te,,a an enjoyable Over 100 p)eople attencied *M UMM mmmmo mmmm m mug Àttnt'onFarmners!! 'à IWHY PAY MORE? I SAVE ON * ~* Diesel Fuel* * motor 01Il I ~ Gasolinie I Premitum Quanty * - Farm Tanks * and Pumips * Available' I3 I *DX FUE"ýLO1LI I For Prompt Courtedus Service *CAL4L US OA mu mfmm m mm mmm mmm m mmml qevent Me dessert Tea put on by the Leskard U.C.w. group, held at the'-home of Mr. and Mrs. George and Rita Jonah in Leskard last Wednesday evening. Both men and women were entertained hy several events. While some took in the scenery and talked, others walked the grounds and some joined in to play horseshoes, croq uet or darts. Ail enjoyed various kinds of pies, cheesecakes, jello and fresh strawberries. Tea and coffee was poured by mrs. Saide Hamilton, Mrs. Norma Long, Mrs. Hazel Horn and Mrs. Aileen Bairstow, Mrs. Ula Tennant, and Mrs. Doro- thy Holmes. Any home made pies that were left over from'the tea, were sold afterwards.. The ladies found that they had made over $20000 from this event. They said that everyone had such a good time, that they didn't want to go home. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 1- 5.30 p.m FRmmEEZER SPECIAL AVERAGE WEIGHT 70 lbs. N f INCLUDES BLADE AND CHUCK STEAKS, GROUND CHUCKC BLADE - SHORT RIBS - CROSS CUT RIB ROAST -8 Natural for the Barbecue Family Pak 9-11 Chops Thick Cut, Juicy 1/4 Pork Loin Chops Mb.$10 1~ or the Barbecue Pork Ri bs lb. $1,18 Its the flavourthat counts (Perfect for the Grill) 'Loin Pork Chops lb, $1.28 Burns SMALL LINK Sa usagae (BEEF AND PORK) IL PERFECT FOR SUMMIER MEALS AND'PICNICS ê Lnunâ%ch Meats I Bologna Mild eaoned lb. 79e. Swift Plremium Smoked Bonelss FuIIy Cooked Dinner Hams lb. 98c. Tasty Beef Liver lb. 98e. CORNISH"S. - ORONO 983-5201 ,69c, à, 94C. .~x Orono Pastoral Charge Minister Rev. B. E. Long B.Th. Umm '1