[chef] coding style, abstracting "cron" vs "crond"

hiya. i have a lot of WET code when it comes to controlling cron on CentOS vs
Ubuntu. anyone have suggestions on abstracting this, making it DRY?

on CentOS, the service is known as "crond", Ubuntu, "cron". bummer.

thots? thanks!
kallen


template "/etc/cron.d/blah-maint" do
  source "blah-maint-cron.erb"
  mode 0644
  if platform?("redhat", "centos")
    notifies :reload, "service[crond]", :delayed
  elsif platform?("debian", "ubuntu")
    notifies :reload, "service[cron]", :delayed
  end
end

if platform?("redhat", "centos")
  service "crond" do
    supports [ :reload, :status ]
    action [ :reload ]
  end
end
if platform?("debian", "ubuntu")
  service "cron" do
    supports [ :reload, :status ]
    action [ :reload ]
  end
end