Benefit Dance At Armouries Orono By Galloway Six
A benefit dance to aid hospital expenses of an injured Clarke United football player is planned for Friday night at the Armouries in Orono. Galloway's snappy six piece orchestra will play. admission is 50 cents. Proceeds support Harry Davey's long service to local teams and community efforts. appeal urges attendance or a mailed 50 cent contribution.
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Orono
Jack Galloway
Harry Davey
Larry
Clarke United
Iis
Harry Allways
Wood Samaritan
Chiropractors Gather in Port Perry for Palmer Park Dedication
More than 1,000 chiropractors from Canada and the United States attended the Port Perry gathering to honor Dr. D. D. Palmer founder of chiropractic. Delegates toured Palmer Park and the birthplace home on Lake Scugog, noting the house’s few changes since Palmer aided his father as a local shoemaker ninety years ago.
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Canada
United States
Port Perry
D. D. Palmer
Chiropractice
Palmer Park
Lake Scugog
Palmer
Daniel Palmer
Oshawa pair lose prized fishing outfit near Picton
Howard Cranfield and Sam Smith, of Oshawa, were trolling in West Lake near Picton when a large catch snapped their line and dragged the rod from the boat. After hours of effort they abandoned the attempt and lost the $35 outfit.
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Howard Cranfield
Sam Smith
Oshawa
West Lake
Picton
Alfter
Port Hope Wins Tournament in Narrow Victory
Port Hope Ontarios won a baseball tournament at New Castle on Monday without several regulars. They beat Bowmanville Royals 5 to 4 in a tight opening game and edged Newcastle 5 to 2 in the final. Douglas led Port Hope with three hits, while Osborne, Bates, Crossett, Dempsey, and Ough contributed two apiece as the Hopers claimed the title.
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I Seymour Wyns
Port Hope Ontarios
Newcastle
Hopers
Bowmanville Royals
Newtonville
Port Hope
Bowmanville
Tlopers
Freddie Ough
Dave Osborne
Damforth Arces
Toronto
Royals
Mackey Devine
Osborne
Ontarios
Crosset
Devine
Hicks
Bob Bates
Douglas
Hill Town
Dempsey
Crossett
Bates
H. Osborne
Cameron
Colville
Slemon
Hooper
Kentt
D. Osborne
Tlenahan
Kinsey
Pointer
Mann
Ough
Foote
Ramblers face Newtonville in rugged tourney clash
The second game pitted Newcastle and Newtonville, with the Ramblers drawing players from both sides. Brunt dominated until the 6th frame when Elliott took over, saving the stonephone for the final. Newcastle stalled scoreless until frame 4 as two hits yielded runs, three tallies in the next inning and two more later. Newtonville mixed pitchers Kimball Quantrill and Jones amid heat affecting the lineup.
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Newcastle
Newtonville
Ramblers
Bill Brunt
Elliott
Chukicker
Kimball
Quantrill
Jones
Ontario to allow two day pheasant shoots in October
The Ontario Department of Game and Fisheries announced two day pheasant shoots open October 21 22 and October 27 28 with hours eight am to five pm. Five birds per hunter per day limit with one hen allowed. Fees include 650 licenses per day and a $5 municipal charge for hunters.
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Pelee Island
Ontario Department of Game and Fisheries
Solina School Reunion Brings Old Pupils Back After Years
Do minion and 12 states send about 500 alums to Solina school for a reunion weekend. Events included sermons by Rev J R Bick and guest speaker Prof J B Reynolds with tales from aging pupils, a Saturday sports program, and a long history from the 1800s when Pilchardtown became Solina.
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Solina
Nelson
Reynolds
Plaing Road
East York
J. B. Reynolds
Guelph
J. R. Bick
Whitevgale
Hig Old
George Hogarth
Thomas Baker
Arthur L. Pascoe
Metcher Werry
Baker
Oshawa
Pilchardtown
Salina
John Hughes Sr
Solina School
Durham County
Bertha Pascoe
Marion Tink
Donald Pascoe
Walter Tink
Loraine Tink
Jean Reynolds
Ina Law
Arthur Reynolds
Glen Brooks
G. McLaughlin
Frayne Johns
Helen Langley
Anna Johns
Orland Brooks
Jiamey Potter
Garth Allan
Alcy Horn
M. Johns
Bert McBride
Murray Hivans
Walter Blackburn
Tom Westlake
Vera Kersilake
Kilmer Wilbur
Forestry 14 Oshawa 13 in hard fought softball clash
Forestry defeated Oshawa 14 to 13 in a seesaw game with six strikeouts by Ken Neal for Forestry and seven by Mullens for Oshawa. Key plays included a Forest ry homer by Couvier and Neal clearing the bases with a grand slam, lifting Forestry to the final margin.
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Forestry
Oshawa
Ken, Neal
M. Mullen
Cooper
Ogden
EH. Mullen
Gullliver
Styer
W. Taylor
Hughes
Glanville
Gulliver
Silver
M. eMullens
E. Mullens
Couvier
Neal
Kim Mullen
Port Perry Completes $12,000 Street Widening Project
Contractors finished work last week on Port Perry's street widen ing and new street lighting project started a few weeks ago. All poles have been removed from the main street in the business area and eight extra feet have been added to road width.
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Port Perry
Revelers Toasted at Canadian Corps Reunion in Toronto
The Canadian Corps Association Reunion drew over a hundred thousand veterans to Toronto for a three day jubilee. Col. Charles R. Hill was named president of a new Dominion wide body. The event featured a Drumhead Service, a parade, and widespread revelry while veterans pledged to oppose communism and uphold Canadian unity. Three deaths and numerous injuries marked the weekend, though damage was less than four years prior.
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Canadian Corps Association
Toronto
Riverdale Park
Canada
Charles R. Hill
Corps Hospital
France
Belgium
County Rate Is Reduced In Clarke Township Council
Clarke Township Council met in Orono on Tuesday August 2 with full attendance. The Pubic School Act amendment lowers the township public school rate to 6 mills from 5.2 while the township rate stays at 4 mills and the County rate drops from 13.2 to 9.3 mills. Tax collection extends to September 6 with various bills approved for payment. The council will reconvene September 6 1938 for general business.
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Clarke Township
Orono
C. F. Asvde
Department of Health
ISIS
Orone Weekly Times
George Richards
W. Ei
Davey
W. Burley
John Casement
R. Gibbs
Lancaster
Brown
F. F. Morris Co
Chas. Tyrrell
E. J. Randall
R. T H. Wood
M. W. Staples
W. A. Reid
Mission and Baby Bands Entertained at Park United Church
A Tuesday afternoon event on August 3 hosted by the Woman's Missionary Society for the Mission Band and Baby Band along with their mothers. Rain forced the picnic indoors to Park United Church School Room where children sang hymns and readings by Mrs. C. Wood and Mrs. H. Rowe highlighted mothers.
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Woman’s Missionary Society
Mission Band
Park United Church
C. Wood
H. Rowe
Garden Hill Wins Cup At Kendal Field Day In Jackson Park
A large crowd enjoyed Kendal's annual Field Day in Jackson's Memorial Park with fair play praised and favorable weather for thirteen consecutive celebrations. Garden Hill won the final cup contest over Garden Ell and Elizabethville, while Newtonville beat Crono ladies in softball. An amateur concert followed with awards given by MLA Cecil Mercer and crowd favorites named among singers dancers and instrumentalists.
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Garden Hill
Kendal Field
Kendal
Jackson’s Memorial Park
Newtonville
Garden Ell
Elizabethville
Crono
Greyhound Association
Oshawa
Speel
Dorothy Snowden
Joyce Thickson
Nora Salmon
Farrow Sisters
Agnes White
Chrissie Jordan
Enid Cobbledick
Leta Powell
James Powers
William Lynch
Orin Ogden
Gordom
Cecil Bruton
Alec Reid
Earl Boyd
Ronald Burley
Chas. Richards
Plowmiansville
Paddy Welsh
Dleontard Earl
Mies Mes
Milton Dunbar
Lawrence Dunbar
Medal Tallowell
Arath
Pauline Peters
Morrish
Margaret Flintoff
Enid Bowen
Orono
O. A. Gamsby
Cecil Mercer
M.L.A
W. Lord
J. J. Mellor
Mission Band Recitation Event With Little Speakers
The Mission Band program featured a quartet by the Mof faitt and Allen children and solos by Joyce Surt ton with a recitation by Marjorie McLaren. President Miss Davy spoke briefly as children enjoyed cake and ice cream during a happy hour.
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Mission Band
Moffaitt and Allen
Marjorie McLaren
Joyce Surtton
Miss Davy
Next Election Planned for 1939 Contingent on Events
The article outlines plans for a Dominion election in the fall of 1939 with potential timing influenced by other events including Quebec provincial elections. It notes Prime Minister King brushed aside a fall election and suggests next year is favored though not decided.
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Quebec
King
Ottawa
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Galloway
Mission and Baby Bands
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