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H $ 10-Ôrono' Weekly Times, Wednesday, April 11, 1979 Kendal News East comes tp remind us that life is not just for now it is • also forever. Jesus .said, , "Because I live ye shall live also", (John 14:19). He. was telling us that life has two sides -' this side and the other side. On April 3i;d, 1975 the roads were very icy followed by a high wind and snow which completely blocked the sixth line for several hours. This year on April 4th the roads were very slippery causing accidents on the hills." Because Because of these accidents it was decided to postpone the showing showing of the pictures of the voyage of the Thomas Crosby V. up the Pacific Coast till a date later this month. On Friday April the sixth winds reached hurricane fori ce at times so that the sale of the machinery of the late Minne Wybenga had to be postponed to April 17th the Tuesday after Easter. The auctioneer said it was the first sale he had postponed in twenty years. By Sunday morning the storm was past and there was a good attendance at church for Palm Sunday Miss Pam Frank sang beautifully "Sons of God hear His holy word" accompanied at the piano by Mrs. A. Foster. Rev. A. Tizzard told the children a story "We're in the middle of God's love". The scripture reading was St. John 12: 12-29, and the topic Palm Sunday. We follow Jesus up to Jerusalem. Tuesday was a very important day. He spdke six parables. The scribes and pharisees came and asked him many questions. The widow put her mite into the box. When the voice from heaven came some said an angel spoke others said it thundered. People do not agree they like to worship 'God in different ways. All paths lead to Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. Let us sing with the writer of the hymn "King of my life I crown thee now Thine shall be glory be." In the evening some of the Kendal folk went to Newton- ville to the dedication of their new electric organ. The special speaker was Rey. David Burns of the Ebenezer- Maple Grove Pastoral Charge. Charge. This was a fine service at the conclusion of the service Mr. and Mrs. Mel Jones were invited to the front when Mr. Jones was presented with a citation of appreciation from the Newtonvifle church board and congregation. A social • hour followed. Mrs. John Thompson visited visited Mrs. Ted Stark and baby daughter in Oshawa Hospital on Wednesday April 4th. The funeral of Wallace Thurston took place in Bob- caygeon last week. He was the husband of Lenora Cornish Cornish who grew Up on the sixth line and attended the sixth line school. She was a graduate nurse of the Oshawa Memorial Hospital. We extend extend our sympathy to Lenora and her family. Hydro offers a 8 p.c. settlement Ontario Hydro has offered a contract settlement valued at 8 per cent to renëw its collective agreement with the Ontario Hydro Employees' Union, CUPE Local 1000. t At a meeting April 1, the union's executive board recommended recommended that members reject the settlement. The union's 15,000 members across Ontario will now vote on the offer. If rejected, Hydro and the employees' union will be in a. legal strike-lockout position late in April. The age offer includes an increase of 8 per cent for all hourly-rated employees: This would bring, for example, the electrician-lineman , hourly rate up to $10.67, effective March 29, 1979. V The increase for weekly- salaried employees would vary from 6 to 8 per cent. Other contract improvements include payment of dental fees and increases in shift > payments and on-call payments. payments. The proposed contract wou- ' Id run from April 1, 1979 to March 31, 1980. . 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