Play In Orono Monday Continued From Page One
The upcoming Orono game is expected to draw the largest crowd at the park. Raye West sparked the home team with two triples and two RBIs in Wednesday’s win. Crono collected seven hits off three Roses pitchers. Keith West earned the win with five shutout innings before Mallett finished. Final game in Orono set for Monday at six.
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Ceive
Orono Park
Raye West
Crono
Roses
Ferguson
Lane
Sellers
Keith West
Mallett
Robinson
Mercer, Jr. West
Carman Cornish
Orono
Local families enjoy a string of holiday visits in Kendal area
Mrs A Jackson and family from Milliken spend days at a farmers house in Kendal with Miss Phyllis Jackson and Miss Margaret Jackson joins her parents. Toronto and Oshawa guests stay with local residents while Ken Gar Hills Camp hosts a gathering of numerous visitors including the Godden Mansfield Marchmant Reid Redford and Barreca families and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jackson
Honey and
Mary
Phyllis Jackson
Milliken
Farmers House
Kenda
H. Hallman
Toronto
F. Stoker
N. V. McIntyre
Herb Reynolds
John McMichael
Colleen
A. Stevens
Will Young
Miss Cowley
Oshawa
A. Swarbrick
L. Thorne
Ken Gar Hills
Wayne
Sharron Godden
Randy
Diane Mansfield
Reta June Marchmant
Keith Daniel
Mary Reid
Lindy Lou Redford
Wayne Upper
Keith Swarbrick
Cheryl Ann
Neal
Lonnie
Marty
Mirda Barreca
Carron Steed
John Ahlers
Craig Cooper
Jack Garbutt
Leesa
J. H. Calvert
Pat
Ruby
Community Notes of Visits and New Baby News
Recent visitors include Mrs. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Louden of Streetsville. Miss Mary Thompson of Toronto visits Mrs. Chater. Mr. and Mrs. D. Smeathers of Kingston and Mrs. E. Warburton of Oshawa are guests of the Loucks family. Mrs. Robert Chater has a new daughter. Congratulations to the parents. Rae Robbins and Gail with Art Robbins visit. Art Young and son visit with Clare Martin. Earl Spry and Ern Spry visited. Kathie and Tommie meet their new baby brother. J Swarbrick and Br Green visit from Buffalo. Mrs. Leroy Hamilton improves after illness. Burt Green returns to Bowmanville Hospital for arm reset. A public ball game draw elicits a wary joke from spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Watson
Walker
Dave Louden
Streetsville
Mary Thompson
Toronto
Mrs. Chater
D. Smeathers
Kingston
E. Warburton
Oshawa
A. Loucks
Robert Chater
Ross Robbins
Gail
Art Robbins
Art Young and Son
Clare Martin
Earl Spry
Ern Spry
Kathie
Tommie
J. Swarbrick
Buffalo
Br. Green
Leroy Hamilton
Burt Green
Bowmanville Hospital
Ballyduff Hero in Molson Five Pin Classic Tribute
Ballyduff figure celebrated for taking part in the Molson five pin classic with 1081. The Pontypool Oddfellows registry lists Bob Clayton and Noah Gillis of Ballyduff but not Herb, suggesting he joined a Toronto lodge as an Oddfellow on his death. Surviving family includes son, three daughters, twenty two grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. The piece ponders whether Ballyduff officially recognized his efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontypool Oddfellow
Bob
Clayton
Noah Gillis
Ballyduff
Herb
Toronto
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Aylmer
Niagara Instant Laundry Starch
Lux
Sunkist
California
Applefords
Eveready
Best Buys
Birdseye Frozen Food
Swift Blue Brand
Remium Veal
SWIFT
Johnson
Cornish’s
Red & White
Orono, Ontario
Kendal
Miss Margaret Jackson
Mrs. Wm. Jackson
Leskard
Royal Theatre
Bow
Manville
Tei
Danny Kaye
Aldo Ray
Phil Carey
Dan Duryea
Jeff Richards
Texas Rangers
Corkey of
Gasoline Alley
Piisene
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