Orono Continuation School Middle School Exam Results
The Department of Education release lists Orono Continuation School Middle School examination results with certificates available from Secretary R. R. Waddell. Principal Rosborough to consult with students and parents on return. Names and subjects show honours and credit levels for many students.
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Orono
Orono Continuation School
Department of Education
Aleady
R. R. Waddell
Rosborough
Orono School
ILI
Brown
Olive E
Bruton
Cecil G
ITI
Qase
Helen
Auth
Agric. IT
Cobbledick
Enid
Geom
ITT
Chem
Trull Townley Matrimony Quietly Held In Fenelon Falls
Miss Cathrine Louise Townley married Lloyd A. Trull in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s mother Mrs. Arthur L. Townley’s Oak Street home Fenelon Falls on August 10. Rev J M Ward officiated with Edith Trull playing music. The couple plans a Kingston home after a Quebec motor trip. Mr. Trull is a Queen’s graduate.
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Arthur L. Townley
Oak Street
Fenelon Falls
Cathrine Louise Townley
Lloyd A. Trull
FE. W. Trull
Orono
J. M. Ward
Edith Trull
M. G. Walker
Toronto
Quebec
Kingston
Mr. Trull
Queen’s University
Orono Hydro Purchase Discussed by Police Trustees
On Friday evening the Orono Police Trustees Board met in the Orange hall to examine the Hydro question. Nattress of the Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission Toronto and Mr George Chase of Bowmanville reviewed figures showing the village would have profit if it had bought the system in 1938 with over 10000 in net earnings. The current system would cost a little over 8000 and bonds could be redeemed at any time. Chase noted the system is in better shape now than ten years ago with profits of 500 in 1917 rising to 2279.05 in 1988. The board moved to ask Hydro Commission to draft bylaws for Clarke Township Council.
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Ast
Orono Police Trustee Board
Orange Hall
Nattress
Ontario Hydro-Electric Power Commission
Toronto
George Chase
Bowmanville
Hydro
Orono
Mr. Chase
J. Gibson
H. Mercer
Police Trustees Board
Ontario Hydro Commission
Clarke Township
Canada to launch four minesweepers and two destroyers
The Royal Canadian Navy to launch HMC S Gaspe in Quebec the third of four minesweepers replacing old trawlers. HMC S Nootka to follow in North Vancouver. Fundy and Comox launched. all four to be in commission by year end. Ottawa and Restigouche to arrive from England, join crews at Esquimalt.
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Quebec
H.M.C.S
Gaspe
Canada
Ottawa
Restigouche
England
Hiquimalt
Royal Navy
Hjm.s. Crusader
HJMS
Comet
Chatham
Crusader
Canadian Naval Department
Exonerated in fatal car accident near Port Hope
John Paterson of Montreal was absolved by a coroner's jury at Port Hope of blame in the death of 89 year old Albert Ellis. Ellis walked into the path of Patersons car west of Port Hope and died from a fractured skull and chest injuries. Albert Thompson testified Ellis rode in a car he stopped to let him cross the highway. Despite warnings Ellis stepped into the path of another vehicle.
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Joohn Paterson
Montreal
Port Hope
Albert Ellis
Hampton
Paterson
Benson
Albert Thompson
Ellis
Aaron
Burls Create Intriguing Grain Patterns in Wood
Burls, described as warts on a tree, yield distinctive grain patterns that enhance wood’s appearance. These natural twists form eye catching figures prized by woodworkers and luthiers alike.
Five year old Keith Beales presumed drowned near Bowmanville
Search continues for Keith Beales of Toronto who fell from a rowboat drifting off Symons Beach near Bowmanville on Lake Ontario last week. Police lifesavers and local crews, aided by Oshawa and Toronto teams, patrol the site as boats and fishermen assist in the rescue effort.
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Symons Beach
Bowmanville
Keith Beales
Toronto
Lake Ontario
Oshawa
Schoolhouse to Go as Four Lane Route Extends
Surveyors stake a new four lane highway route east of the Rouge River passing Whitby and Oshawa, requiring removal of a brick schoolhouse in School Section No 4 outside Oshawa. The government will pay $4 000 damages to assist the operations.
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C.N.R
Whitby
Oshawa
Rouge River
Farewell Surprise for Mrs Souch Before Toronto Move
On Monday evening August 8 a farewell party at Mrs. F. Souch's home marked her departure to Toronto. About forty ladies attended and presented a Hymnary and a bridge lamp. Miss Lallian Allin spoke after singing She's a Jolly Good Person. Mrs. Louch expressed gratitude for the kindness before ice cream served.
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F. Souch
Toronto
North Dakota Grasshoppers Reluctant to Grass Weeds
Drying winds leave North Dakota fields tough for grass and weeds causing grasshoppers to concentrate on grain crops instead. Farmers report pests favor grain areas as vegetation dries, shifting feeding patterns and potential damage.
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North Dakota
Cowan Family Reunion Highlights Orono Picnic History
The Cowan picnic at Orono Community Park drew attendees from Toronto Oshawa Bowmanville Port Hope and Clarke Township. Weather was ideal and a softball game preceded a history address by W J Cowan detailing Irish origins in 1832 and family lineage through multiple siblings and cousins.
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Cowan
Orono
Toronto
Oshawa
Bowmanville
Port Hope
Clarke Township
W. J. Cowan
Ont
Haldimand County
Clarke
Professor Sisson Slides Greece And Baseball Playoff Clash
Professor Sisson presented slides on ancient and modern Greece while a cricket like game saw Forestry beat Kirby in a playoff opener. Forestry built early offense with five first inning runs and追加 late surge. Shackleton relieved for Kirby and a lengthy seventh inning replay.
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Kirby
Forestry
Walker
Shackleton
Ken Neal
Kenefick
Moise
Newcastle
Cooper
Ogden
Neal
R. Wood
McMullen
McCutcheon
Wood
MccMullen
Camtrell
Couvier
Glanville
Winter
Wright
L. Lowery
Cochrane
J. Lowery
Short
B. Keane
S. Keane
Harris
Brown Beauty Speckled Trout Captured Near Town
Mr J J Gilfillan received a fine 14 inch brown speckled trout weighing 1 lb 2 oz from Orme Gamsby on Saturday morning at seven. The fish, caught at the flume about half a mile from town, was fought from a long line and hauled up the water fall to shore. Locals flocked to view the catch after the tale of the battle spread.
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J. J. Gilfillan
Mr. Orme Gamsby
Olne
Orme
Ancient Greece lecture shown by Professor Sisson
An Orono Horticultural Society program titled Ancient and Modern Greece impressed a large audience at Mrs. M. H. Staples home. The talk covered Delphi and Apollo areas, Sparta’s rugged people, Marathon birthplace of ancient games, Greek agriculture, threshing floors, terraced fields, and mule hauling timber. A lunch of sandwiches cake and coffee followed on the lawn.
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Greece
Sisson
Orono Horticultural Society
M. H. Staples
Delphi
Appollo
Zeus
Sparta
Marathon
Sisson Alo
Professor Sisson
Burns elected president of Canadian Weekly News Association
F J Burns publisher of the Adver tiser Kentville Nova Scotia was chosen president at the Winnipeg convention. Retiring president George W James Bowmanville and Ontario officers H T Halliwell H T Rice G V Charters plus directors from Ontario were named. Bruce A McKelvieie warned of totalitarian threats to freedom and democracy in Canada and urged press leadership.
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Winnipeg
F. J. Burns
The
Advertiser
Kentville
N.S
George W. James
Bowmanville
H. T. Halliwell
Journal
Coleman
Alba
H. T. Rice
Huntsville Forester
Huntsville
Ont
V. Charters
Brampton
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Horticultural Society
I. Harness
Rosaline E
C. Keane
W. Mervyn
Seamen
Gordon
C. Lowery
John R
G. MacKinnon
Christine C
Manning
Edwin T
Millson
Margaret J
Morgan
Eileen
Morton
Adele—Can
Muriel
Hug
T. Myles
R. Leroy
Nicholson
Floyd A—Feng
Trull
Townley
Wil
C. Patterson
Ronald H
Stark
Ethel M
IIT
Tamblyn
Franklin G
Wannan
Doris J
Whyte
Doris Mi
Lois E
Yeo
Patricia—Fene
Rowe, George
Mount Tom
James
Robert
Ellen Thompson
Nancy Mulligan
Mary Jane McNeil
Polly Adair
George
Sam
Alex
Jiames
Ellen
Mary Jiane McNeil
Klondike
C.W.N.A
Ontario
P. Lancaster
Havelock Standard
John
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