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"Stiÿvi:'- Kendal New.-:, March came in like a lion colder With snow. However we did enjoy the mild weather during the last two weeks of 'February, ' Mrs. Julia Jackson has just returned from California' where where she-visited her daughter Margaret. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. " Skerratt have just come back • from Florida where they spent a couple of weeks. The February meeting of the United Church Women was held on February 16 with •ten members present at the home of Mrs. R. Elliott.; Mrs. J. Stapleton said the . thought for today was "Gentleness". "Gentleness". He will fleet his flock like a shepherd and gently lead those' that be with young. The prayer was "Teach us true Christian gentleness that wé may be an example of Christian love to ^11". ■ We sang "All the way my Saviour leads Me. Mrs. A. Low read the scripture the thirteenth chapter chapter of First Corinthians. Thrëe things remain Faith, hope and love, the greatest of these is love. Mrs. R. Elliott said the theme of todays meeting is faith. The roll call was, Name a woman in the old testament. Then each couple were given a questionnaire such as "Who was Naomi - How did her faith influence Ruth? Another was Who was Rachel? Suggest ways her, faith might have WALLPAPER SALE 20% Discount on Stock Papers 10 % Discount on Non-Stock Papers Kem Paint Sale SAVE over 25 % ROLPH Hardware DOMINION Orono, Ontario Phone 983-5207 Pumping Out Septic Tanks * * '? Bert Tompkins Phone 786 2552 L. Charles Reid Orono's licensed Auctioneer Valuator Specialize in Farm Furniture Sales Consult me for terms and dates . Phone Orono 963-5914' Since 1912 Distinctive Floral Themes For Any Occasion 162 KING ST. ÉAST, BOWMANVILLE Ask Operator for ZENITH 36540 Local phone 623-3365 W DXSERVICE STATION! Highway 35 and 115, just north of Newcastle g Featuring: " Premium Quality Products I At the Most Reasonable g Prices g Stove OH Si Diesel Oil J Available in any quantity ■ • Phonii 987-4315 ® influenced Joseph. This led to an interesting discussion. Moved by Miss C. Stewart seconded by Mrs. T. Stevens that all money left over from the purchase of the cross be put in a memorial fund. Moved by Mr. R. Elliott sec. by Mrs. E. Foster that we send the $50.00 to Rev. E. Snider in Nicaragua and that we send the $50,00 to the Oshawa General Hospital Chaplaincy. Chaplaincy. These are our live-love gifts. The offering was $11.25. Some plans were then made for catering to a wedding on March 20. The meeting closed with the hymn "My faith looks up to Thee". Lunch was served by Mrs. E. Foster and our hostess Mrs. R. Elliott. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. E. Couroux on March 3. Miss C. Stewart and Mrs. E. Dobson visited Mrs. A, Swar- brick in Bowmanville Hospital Hospital of Friday. They found her much improved and ready to go home the next day. In 1890 an uncle of this l writer agreed to light the fire at the rural school for five ' cents a day for the year. He I did, but the secretary of the school board went bankrupt | and all the school money was in his personal account and I lost. So my' uncle never ! received anything. The Women's Institute me- | eting was held at the home of Mrs. Jack Stapleton on Wed- | nesday evening, February 25. . Mrs. W. Turansky gave as her ' topic "Hints on Shopping" kThe Roll call was, "Name an 1 activity of the good old days." 1 Sleigh riding, quilting, sing song etc. Plans werte made for I the Penny Sale on April 24. , Lunch was provided by Mr. J, F Henderson anfd Mrs. J. Staple- kton. Kirby News Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 'Harris spent the week-end with their daughter Evelyn and ROy Fulford and family at Meaford. Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Taylor and Mrs. Bertha Touchburn were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ern. Bryson. •Our sympathy goes to Mr. Dqn Staples and his sisters Carol, and Anna and families on the passing of their mother Mrs. M. Staples on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ball were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Patterson, proqo. . A belated congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Carman White who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on February February 24th. Qn February 21st, Carman and Bertha White entertained their attendants Bob and Greta Camera at the Dutch Oven. On February 24th Mr. and Mrs. Ron Johnston entertained entertained her parents Mary and Alex Grant of Bowmanville it being their 50th wedding anniversary anniversary and Carman and Bertha White it being their 25th. Also present were Mrs. Alma White, Orono, Jim Hale, John Coatham, Valerie White, Rhonda, Rhonda, Paul and Greg Johnston. A celebration was held at the home of Tom and Ann Pleasance at Tyrone on February February 29th in,honor of Carman and Bertha White. Those attending were Mrs. Alma White, Orono, Donald and Cathy Wtyite, Toronto, Mrs. Victoria Pleasance, Alliston, Valerie White, John Coatham, Brick - block laying courses at Durham Durham College's Adult Training Division, in co-operation co-operation with Canada Manpower, is running courses for bricklayers bricklayers and blocklayers. These course are being mounted because of the amount' of construction in Oshawa and District, and an anticipated shortage of manpower in these trades. The Durham Adult Training Division will have 20 students for both bricklayers and blocklayers and the intensive courses will run for six weeks. The instruction will be given at 96 Russet Avenue in Units 9 and 10. The courses began February 23 and run Monday' through Friday for 30 hours per week. There will be two weeks of in-college training and four weeks of on the job learning. Roly Champeau of Canada Manpower reports excellent co-operation training for ten of the best trainees on the course. D . and R Building Supplies of Oshawa has supplied supplied 2000 Angels tone bricks, donated by the Angelstone company. The Canada. Brick and Toronto Brick Companies have each donated 1000 bricks. bricks. St. Mary's and St. Lawrence Cement companies are donating cement. Instructors Instructors for the course are Alfred Krausel and Henry Urbanow- icz. Contact : James Kirkconnell Community Relations Susan, Steven and Nancy Pleasance. Miss SharOn Lowery attended attended the reception on Saturday evening after the wedding of Kathleen Martin to Mr. Raymond Raymond Boundy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Martin, Newcastle. Orono Weekly Times, Wpdnesday^Mrach 3,1976--5 line lo pass when going uphill or on a curve is often a killeri Facts prove this to be true. The.solid.-line, when it's on .your side of the centre of the I road, i means you haven't sufficient- view ahead to see what's coming on the other side of the road. Be on the safe sidd-stay on your side of the .solid line.' DRIVING TIP: . DON'T CROSS A . : SOLID LINE" The driver of a motor vehicle who crosses the solid JAN'S FLOWER & GIFT SHOPPE SERVING ORONO, NEWCASTLE BOWMANVILLE and OSHAWA WE DELIVER MAIN STREET, ORONO, PHONE 983-9500 Newcastle Visual Arts Centre in the historic Cream of Barley Mill on Simpson Avenue, in Bowmanville presents IN MARCH Watercolour Painting Tedcher: Janet McGhee starting March 9 10 weeks Tuesdays 7:00-9:00 p.m. Fee - $25.00 for details phone Jaro Rimes at 623-7548 Silkscreen Weekend Teacher: John Lander March 12,13 &14 Fee $20.00 for details phone Suzanne Cook at 623-2788 •' Soapstone Sculpture Teacher: Frances Moore March 24-May 26 10 weeks Wednesdays 7:00 - 9:00 p.m, Fee: $25.00 for details phone Jaro Rimes at 623-7548 IN APRIL , 'Monoprinting Teacher: Joan Dean for details phone Jean de B|ois at 623-2196 Children's Art(7-10 yrs.old) Teacher: Mary Doezema for details phone June Stephens at 623-3724 , Pottery Teacher: Mary Doezema for details phone Suzanne Cook at 623-2788 ' ÏN M AY ' . Art Auction - May 1 IN JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST The Newcastle Games F'or details on above and membership ' < information please write: VISUAL ARTS CENTRE Box 52; Bowmanville, Ontariq SALE CONTINUES Our Clearance Sale of Ladies* and Men's Clothing, Ladies' Shoes, Yard Goods, Boy's Pants, Children Clothing and other goods still goes on. Many items are selling at below cost price to make way for new goods coming in weekly. The remainder of. Ladies' Dresses have been added to the already long list of SUPER BARGAINS. ' Come; in,now for BIG SAVINGS ARMSTRONG'S