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H~lwe'en at the Orono Guides Mriranda Wee'-s, Kari Francis, the Orono Guides enjay an evening a preparatian for Hailowe'en -night. SheldaW Moods and Sabrina Bruce of pumpkin carving and decorating alhi by Phyllis Lowery As I look out the window, while typing up this columu, I can sce icicles hanging from the dcck railing and I had to go out and pour hot watcr on the join in the birdfecdcr pale to lower it down sa I could f11l it. What a varieîy of weathcr we have had in just the past four days, FRiday people werc outsidc in short sîceves, Saturday with a light sweater,- Sunday coats on as it was damp and windy and now here it is Monday and wc have ice. Looks like the rmal beginming of winter, sa if you wakc up Tucsday and sec snow, don't be surprised, wc have bad cverytbing cisc. On Saturday, I went to the Kendal U.C.W. Church Bazaar. They had tables of home baking, nearly ncw articles, books, plants and vegetables, new articles and crafts, touch and take, and o! course their tea tables which wcre iet Up in thc Sunday School room and were filled to capacity at the time I sat down. As usual il was a successful event. Thank you to the ladies who gave of their time to make it so, aso I mustn'î forget thé two husbands who manned the entrance and took tic money, its nice to let them think that they are in charge of the money, once in a while, only foolin fellows. Door prize was won by Mary Lofthouse. Congratulations! On Sunday, there was a capacity congregation out ta Church, it was necessary to bring in-a few extra chairs. Chad Switzer led thc Hynm sing prior ta the stan 0of the Service, it is always enjoyed by ail, and gives you a chance to request your favorite Hymn. The choir sang the Anthemi 'Jesus will walk with Me." The children's Hymn was "Father of thc Human Famfly'. Rev. Ransoni ýathered ail the children around hini and Uiis week it was necessary for them to sit on the floor, and he asked Uiem if they knew what was taking place on this Sunday, that was *one Uiing they ail kne'- When lie asked themi how theÇ..__ ew, they answered the Baptismal Font, Uic babies present and Uic pitcher of water. He. asked them why water was used, and what i.t symbolized. There were xnany different answers on Uic uses of water. Water cleanses us, he told them, that when we are Baptized, we are all called ta be Saints, lie told thern being a Saint means,, caring for others and sharing with others. We werc pleased ta welcomc a new member, by transfer, ta our congregation, Mrs. Haida Manus. The service o! Baptism followed, Alisha Maria Downes,, daughtc r of Margaret and Rager' Downes; Renc Elizabeth Anne Picco, Jacklyn Tammy Picco, Jonathan Robent Lander Picco, childnen af Robert and Kathleen Pîcco; Breanna Leigh Laura West, daughtcr of Teresa and Ray West. Rev. Ransomt welcomed theni bita thc family of Uic church. It was so0 nice ta sec so many members o! al these famiies out, ta take part in this special event. Rcv. Ransom based bis Sermon on 'How a Saint is Made.' Bryan tlad how this idea came from a stary he read iu Readers Digest about Mother Theresa. How in Uic R.C. Church, Saints are flot named until after they are long gone, they look in ta the past life of the persan, their character, what Uiey did, it had ta be sometliing special. There are many Saints alive in this world, Canada even has Saints, even us.' We do not think of ourselves as Saints, because o! aur faults, aur beliavior at tumes, aur actions, but God called us ail ta be Saints. Paul charged us ail, ta lead a life ta equip us ta become Saints. We have forgotten the basic steps, there have been many basic steps, Uic three R's in school, Reading, Riting, Rithmatic and now the newest threc R's, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. The basic steps according ta the Apostle of Acts, Chapter two, 1 teaching, 2 fellowship, 3 breaking of bread, 4 Prayer. No matter who we are, what we are, if we believe in God, wc are a Saint. Fine Lines. . .Somne can teach Letter to the Editor (Cantinued from page 10) creeks every 2 weeks and neyer bas there been any measurable impact of contamination in the creeks in ail the years the landfill has been there. The tire yard is zaned industrial and includes-the storage of tires presently. Mr. Scott stated in the paper that our community lived with the legacy of this site for 20 years. How does he know? He hasn't lived here 20 years. 1 would hope that the proper politicians wauld get the Laidlaw Site licenccd and going and save us taxpayers, anymore expense without anymore of this nonsense. I can see of no way the landfill has depreciated any property around it when they are askîng $125,000 for lots right close to it and houses have tripled hi price ini the last 4 or 5 years. Truck traffic, he stated that s0 many trucks a minute, weil by his estimations well1 be backed up to Toronto. There are no more garbage trucks then school buses, municipal trucks, hydro, dunip, or any -others using these roads. I could go on forever but I think I sure have pointed out a lot of things to the public. Betty Hale Newtonville The Airpiane Law: When the plane you are in is late, the plane you want to transfer to is on time. Weiler's Law: Nothing is impossible for the mani who does not have to do it himself. Cannon's Comment: If you tell the boss you were late for work because you had a flat tire, the next morning jyou will have a flat tire. Harver's Law: A drunken man's wards are a sober man's thoughts. Stewart's Law of Retraction: It is easier to get forgiveness than permission. you to do, some can teac h you to think, but you alone must decide what ta do after thinking. Orono Weekly1 Orono Station Fire Ca Ils The following fire calis were received by the Town of Newcastle Fire Departmnent, Station 3, Orono, during the week of October 29 ta November 4. Monday, October 29 between 12:18 pmr. and 12:50 pm., purnper 12 and tanker 3 responded to a report of a lire at the Orono Fair Grounds. Wednesday, October 31 pumper 12 responded toa-a report of an oven tire at 20 Rowe St., Orano, BOWMANVILLE SHOE IMPAIR located at Bowmanvflle Mail SHOES -LEATHER GOODS SKATE SHARPENING "Quality Warkmanship") Mon.-Fri. 9:-30 - 6:00, Sat. 9:30 - 5:00 623-6778 Times, Wednesday, Noveinber 7th, 1990-11 between 3:40 - 3:45 pm. Saturday, November 3 between 2:20 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. puniper 12 responded to a report of a motorcycle fire, Lot 9, Concession 7. 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