Collegiate Choir Plans April 28 In Orono
High C Group meeting in Bowmanville reports Easter service plans with choir loft arrangements and a May 11 Bonnybrook Fair in Orono. Port Hope District Hospital sod turning launches April 13 with Dunker Construction contract set at 1,338,836 dollars.
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Gilbart
Mark
Fred Waring
R. H. King Collegiate
Mosport
Lindsay High
Jean Tamblyn
Judy Tamblyn
Diane Gilbart
Mary Lynn Bailey
Bonnybrook
Orono Municipal
Bowman‘yifle
High C
Bowmanville
Charles Reid
Ron Best
Baye Nicholson
Acres
Wor Hospital
Port Hope District Hospital
GC. Keyes
Ontario Hospital Services Commission
L. C. Sylvester
H. §. Milne
Dunker Construction
Tourist Council Protests Highway Sign Denial on Route 401
The Great Pine Ridge Tourist Council protests to the Department of Highways and the Department of Travel and Publicity over a denial of permission to erect regional highway signs on Highway 401. They say signs were promised and seek reconsideration.
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Great Pine Ridge Tourist Council
Orone Camber, of Commerce
Department of Highways
Department of Travel and Publicity
401
Tourist Council
Clarke Teachers Discuss New Methods in District Meeting
Clarke District Teacher's Association met at Lockhart School on Monday afternoon April 9. Discussion covered primary methods led by Miss Kent and Miss McKillop, with notes on seatwork and audio-visual aids from last summer's Toronto course. Principals Mr Mundo and Mr Bowen outlined school guidance concepts and future offerings for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke District
Local Visits and Hospital Patients Noted in Bowmanville Area
Mr M J Tamblyn is a patient at Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. Mrs Freeman Eddy also lies as a patient in Bowmanville Hospital. Mr and Mrs C Reid of Ottawa visited Master with Mrs S J Norton. Blake Van A Van den Heuvel and family joined them on the visit.
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M.J. Tamblyn
Bowmanville Memorial Hospital
C. Reid
Ottawa
S. J. Norton
Little Blake van A. van den Heuvel
Mr. and den Heuvel
Freeman Eddy
Bowmanville Hospital
Durham Shorthorn Club Holds Annual Meeting Attendance Large
The Durham Shorthorn Association held its annual banquet at the recreation centre in Blackstock with 127 in attendance. President George Carson chaired the evening as Rev P Romeril gave grace, followed by Rev W Taylor of Jamaica. Guests included 4 H Club members, Shorthorn Lassies, and speakers Dr J McLean of Breeders Incorporated Kemptville who spoke on Success in Working with People.
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Durham Shorthorn Association
Rrecreation Centre
Blackstock
George Carson
P. Romeril
Grace
Romeril
W. Taylor
Jamaica
Russell Osborne
Carson
4-H Club
Shortharn Lassies
Wm. Bunting
Orono
John Rickard
Newcastle
Mary Bradley
Hampton
Dwight Bradley
J. McLean
Breeders Incorporated Kemptville
Suc
They Didn't Understand Jesus Crucifixion Crowd Reflections
A narrative reflects on the crowd at Jesus crucifixion who mocked or mourned, noting they did not understand his mission. It contrasts varied reactions from fans shouting Hosanna to others calling for crucifixion, and ends with a plea for personal reflection on understanding.
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Jesus
Jerusaelm
Figosanna
Leadership Training Workshops Draw County Leaders
The United Counties Council April session opens April 23 at the Cobourg county building. Budgets rose to a record 1 million 13 thousand 962 dollars while assessments increased to 82 million 728 thousand 215 dollars. Preschool programs and leadership training across Oshawa and local churches featured speakers and multiple conferences, stressing stewardship citizenship and new program planning.
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United Counties Council
United Counties
Cobourg
L. F. Richardson
UCW
Oshawa
Ray Scott
Presbyterian Leadership Development Committee
S. G. Saywell
Harold McLaughin
Blackstock
Lloyd Down
Ebenezer
Neil Malcolm
Allan Down
4. M. Kyte
J. Munday
W. ©. Ives
C. Haddon
Christian Education Committee
Service Vote Expands Majorities for Honey and Jewett
The service vote increases Liberal Russell Honey in Durham and Dr Pauline Jewett in Northumberland. Honey leads by 636 and Jewett by 505 with totals 8720 and 8084 respectively, alongside other candidates. Official counts show 18,886 Durham votes with 127 rejects and 21,885 eligible voters.
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R. Honey
Russell Honey
Durham
Pauline Jewett
Northumberland
Jewett
Eileen Coutts
NDP
Wilbud Crandall
Social Credit
Garnet Rickard
Two men to seek district 14 marketing board directorship
Mac Frew seeks re election as district 14 director facing challenger P G Newell of Newcastle at a Port Hope meeting of the Northumberland Durham Tobacco Growers Association. Newell urges board reform and a weekly global tobacco bulletin while critiquing Bill 106 and the 40 percent growing rights cut.
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District 14
Ontario
Mac Frew
Pp. G. Newell
Newcastle
Port Hope
Northumberland- Durham Tobacco Growers Association
Newell
Canada
Rhodesia
Frew
Forth
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Tourist Association
Clarke
Shorthorn Club
Gratton Moore
Cameron
Victoria
County~Shorthorn Association
Mrs. Mumford
Durham County
Shorthorn Lassies
God
David
Counties Council
H. A. Turner
M. E. Leask
Philip Romeril
Ontario Tobacco Growers
Pabiaces
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