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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1963
Page
2
The Orono Weekly Times announces its authorization as second class mail and lists R. A. Forrester as founder and Roy C. Forrester as editor and manager.
A Durham bulletin urges voters to elect a national government with sound policies and leadership in the April 8 election. It names Hileen Coutts, Wilber Crandall, Russell Honey, and Garnet Rickard as candidates and stresses defence, trade, and fiscal responsibility. Cautionary note on grass burning emphasizes fire prevention and safety.
Bruce Beer outlines Liberal agriculture plan at Orono Town Hall meeting with about 250 attendees. He argues for an eastern minister of agriculture to address regional farming issues ignored by the Diefenbaker government. Liberal candidate Russell C. Honey supports shifting price supports from butter to skim milk powder and cheese to curb dairy surplus.
Bobbie Geach underwent knee surgery at Sick Children's Hospital Toronto this Tuesday. Bowmanville residents Mr. and Mrs. Robt Carruthers and Russell joined Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gay and baby John for dinner last Sunday. Mrs. John Stone remains in Bowmanville Hospital after flu. Mrs. E Wynn back from New Castle rest home with son Fred Wynn. Several from Kendal area start forestry work Monday if winter returns. Geese seen migrating north. Tobacco workers busy steaming greenhouses before planting wards. Mrs. L Burwash visiting sister Mrs. C Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevens visited Kendal and their farm home last weekend. Mr. Robert Morgan home from daughter Mrs. J Chapman ill with influenza. now recovered. Mrs. Chas Cooper in hospital for tests. hopes for improvement.
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