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Kendal News On Good Friday the temperature temperature reached 77 degrees Fahrenheit, an all time high. It beat' the old record high of 76 degrees for.that date set eighty years ago. On Saturday Saturday the,temperature was 80 degrees Fahrenheit and on Sunday 84 degrees Fahrenheit. Fahrenheit. Fortunately a good rain Thursday evening cut down the fire hazard. Monday was another hot day with a temperature of 77 degrees F . A cooling trend came on ■ Tuesday. , Several of the Kendal folk attended the Good Friday service held in Newtonville with Rev. E. Schamerhortt of Bowmanville Sis guest speaker. speaker. .UNITED church Orono Pastoral, Charge f Minister Rev. B.E. Long B . Th. ORGANIST & CHOIR DIRECTOR Mr. Douglas Dewell Sunday, April 25,1976 Orono United Church Church School 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:15 a.m. Fellowship Group immediately after Church Upper C.E. Auditorium Kirby United Church Morning Worship 9:45 a.m. Church School 11:00 a.m. Dial-A-Thought 983-9151 The Kendal Women's Institute Institute are, holding their annual Penny Sale, on Saturday night of this week in the Kendal Public School. The beautiful Dresden plate ( guilt is. on display in the Window of Mr. J. Bajorek's store. Other prizes are a fine table lamp and a pretty afghan. Tickets may be purchased from the W.I. members. Lunch will be served. Visitors with Miss C. Stewart Stewart on Easter Sunday were Mr, and Mrs. Dan Keene and children. Sorry to report that Mrs, Ron Frank is in Western Hospital, Toronto for surgery: to her ankle. She is in the South Wing, room 5, Ward 2. We wish her a speedy recovery. Kendal United Church Women Women were invited by Mrs. G. Montgomery to the manse in Newtonville for the meeting on April 7th, There were nine ■members and three guests present. : Miss C. Stewart chaired the meeting in the absence of our president. Mrs. G. Cathcart told the story of Jennie Trelfall a crippled, orphan, girl who wrote "Hosanna, loud hosanna,the little children children sang". We sang this as our opening hymn. Mrs. A. Low chose as the scripture reading Matthew 6 v 25 - 34. Then she read an article entitled "The healing power of compassion". Miss Stewart read a poem "The praying hands". The minutes were read. An itme arising out of the minutes was that the World's Day of Prayer service at Kendal had been cancelled due to icy hills and fog. Moved by Mrs. G. Cathcart seconded seconded by Mrs. H. Foster that we give $10.00 from our funds to the causes sponsored by the 'World Day of Prayer. Carried. Carried. Moved and seconded that all bills in connection with the wedding dinner be paid. Mrs. R, Elliott gave the financial report. Mrs. T. Stevens gave a summary of the message brought to our annual meeting meeting in Harmony U.C. by Mrs. Floyd Hewlett in the morning, while Miss Stewart told of Mr. F. Hewlett's pictures on the work they have carried on in Japan during the last twenty two years. Of great interest was their classes with groups of young farmers. They led Bible Study groups and Mrs. Hewlett gave leadership in music and cooking as well. Kendal United Church Women Women are to hold a special Thank Offering Service on Sunday morning May 2 with Mrs. Alice Sheffield as the guest speaker. Invitations are to be sent out to the neighbouring churches and also to all the ladies of the Kendal Community. A delicious lunch was provided by Mrs. Jack Staple- ton A vote of appreciation was given to Mrs. Montgomery. Montgomery. The next meeting is to be at the home of Miss Stewart on Wednesday evening May 5. Visitors with Mrs. G. Cathcart Cathcart on Easter Sunday Were Mrs. L. Burwash and Miss A. Burwash of Cobourg and Mr. and Mrs. M. Burwash of Ottawa. St. Saviours ANGLICAN Established 1869 Regular Sunday Worship Service -10:00 a.m. Holy Communion First and Third Sundays Morning Prayer - Second and Fourth Sundays Holy Baptism by appointment with Rector • 987-4745 Rev.H. Robert Haype, B.A., L.Th. United Church Women hold 14th Annual Meeting i't leave It to Chanëe Be sure your home is truly protected by a good policy Call us now Mi I Ison Insurance Agency Office: Corner of Church and Cobbledick Street. 983-5032 > The 14th annual meeting of -ttie Bay of Quinte Conference United Church Women was held at St. Paul's United Church, Stirling last week (April 6- & 7) with the president Mrs. C. R. Whet- ham, Kingston, presiding. 324 ladies attended from the 7 Presbyterials. The theme of the Conferen- ■ce .was PARTICIPATION 1976, based on Hebrews 10:24. Let us think of .one*another and how we can encourage each other to lové and do good deeds. Rev. t)r. Robert Bater, Principal of Queen's Theological Theological College, Kingston, used as his, theme "Alive and well ... while living in creative tension". We must be honest with ourselves; we must have faith to hear all the sounds and see all the things that are frightening us and be able to live with them; we must'pay William C. Hall, B - Comm. Chartered Accountant Phone Newcastle 987-4240 ALL DAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY* attention to our needs and replenish ourselves ; to be in touch with ourselves and others, we must continually be in touch with the source of all life. .Mrs. Donald Hough, Nap- anee was moderator for a pqnel composed of the youth from, the Bay of Quinte conference who were delegates delegates to the third world countries in 1975. Jane Bush of Stirling in the Belleville Presbytery, visited Hong Kong, Elaine Kellogg of Port Hope in the Cobourg Prebyt- ery and Bob Burley of Omemee in the Lindsay Presbytery, visited Kenya. Thèse 3 youth told of their' experiences and impressions of their visit in these countries. countries. Mary Lou Fisher, Baile- boro, and Pat Spragge, Kingston, Kingston, visited Japan, Susan Adair, Oshawa visited Hong Kong and John Mather, Perth, visited India. Youth from these countries will be visiting the Presbytery's in Canada this .'summer. This three phase youth exchange program is an investment in youth. Mrs. Dorothy Mundle, Cobourg, Cobourg, a deaconness and member member of the national Division of ' Mission in Canada, was the retreat leader. We must look at ourselves- as spiritual persons as we journey inward and then • as we journey outward, meet withpggplc in Seven-car crash ties up 401 hwy. Orono Weekly Times, April 21, 1976 - 3 Ontario Provincial Police at Newcastle were kept busy for almost three hours Friday morning in the aftermath of a seven-car collision on Highway Highway 401 that resulted in an estimated $7,000 in damages to the vehicles involved and injuries to nine persons. One of the injured, Mary Coupland, 46, of Cambridge, Ont., was admitted to Bowmanville Bowmanville Memorial Hospital where she was reported to be in satisfactory condition by hospital officials. The others were treated and released. Police said the accident occurred about 8 a.m. in the eastbound lane of the highway highway about one-half mile west of the Newtonville interchange. interchange. Extremely heavy fog in that area provided the setting for the accident, police said as traffic "slowed and then church and society, and take a stand. Rev. James Burn, Port Hope, President of the Bay of Quinte Conference, installed the officers of the Bay of Quinte Conference U.C'.W 1976. President - Mrs. R. G. Davis, Ennismore Vice Presidents - Mrs. Douglas Douglas Redpath, Oshawa;.Mrs. George Elson, Picton ; Mrs. Gordon Gilson, Little Britain Britain Recording Secretary - Miss Clara Seens, Peterborough Treasurer - Mrs'. A. C. Crowhurst, Port Hope. The Communon Service conducted by Rev. Margaret Errey, Kingston, brought a very successful annual meeting meeting to a close. The 1977 Annual meeting will be hosted by the Cobourg Presbyterial Ù.C.W., at St." John's United Church, Camp- bellford. stopped" due to the unfavor able conditions. Cars following "seeméd to get caught up in a chain reaction of panic stopping," a police spokesman reported. Both eastbound lanes of the highway were blocked because because of, the accident, and another two minor fender benders also occurred as a result, the spokesman said. 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