Orono Port Hope Series Protest and Tie Highlight Opening Game
The Orono Port Hope league final opened with Orono winning in the fourth and sixth innings while Port Hope protest the umpire ruling on a play at first. A second game in Orono ended in a 9 innings tie with errors and late rallies as Port Hope trailed and both teams tallied multiple hits. Keith West and Mallett starred for Orono with solid pitching and timely hits.
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Port Hope
Orono
Port Hope Ontarios
Lakeshore League
Mike
Buttler
Ontarios
Crono
Butler
Armstrong
Brown
Keith West
Junior West
St Fler
Raye West
Ashley
Orone
Mallett
Ron Lee
Bruce Ballett
Ontario
Bobby Travin
Ronnie West
Don Mercer
Travin
Shetler
Charles Armstrong
Evans
Dean West
Ron West
Boncardo
Harrison
Mercer
Mallet
Domestic Science Presents Opportunities At Orono Fair
The Orono Fair invites women to compete in Domestic Science with about forty-two exhibit sections from bread and pies to jams and sandwiches. First prizes pay one dollar with various cash and merchandise rewards, plus special prizes up to five dollars. New exhibitors have a dedicated section. Needlecraft and Flower and Plant departments offer wide exhibit chances for families in Orono and rural areas.
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Orono
Shorhorns Owned By John Rickard Win Nine Firsts
John Rickard of Spring Grange Farm Newcastle headlined at the Peterborough Industrial Exhibition with nine first prizes three seconds two thirds and one fourth He won First Prize Hero and his herd was named Grand Champion Bull and Grand Champion Female The one year old Polled bull was reserve junior champion and the senior heifer calf reserve junior champion
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John Rickard
Spring Grange Farm
Newcastle
Peterborough
Crono Fire Department Joins Mutual Aid Exercise in Port Hope
The Crono Fire Department participated in a civil defense drill in Port Hope last week. Six departments attended including Bowmanville Orono Port Hope Bewdley Gobourg and Baltimore. Orono Brigade tested hydrant water supply and rushed water four minutes faster than others.
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Crono Fire Department
Port Hope
Bowmanville
Orono
Port Hope Bewdley
Gobourg
Baltimore
New Appointments Strengthen Northumberland-Durham Health Unit
Two changes in August boost public health nursing. Ruth Henry of Brockville replaces Audrey Wale in Campbellford, bringing a Brockville General Hospital background and Toronto public health training. Margaret Robins, from Toronto, replaces Maida Harris in Millbrook after obstetrics supervision at Women's College Hospital and postgraduate obstetrical courses in New Jersey and London. Harris moves to Toronto.
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Northumberland-Durham
Audrey Wale
Ottawa
Campbellford
Ottawa Board of Health
Ruth Henry
Brockville
Miss Henry
Brockville General Hospital
Brockville Genaral
Ontario Hospital
Henry
Toronto W University
Margaret Robins
Toronto
Maida Harris
Millbrook
Miss Robins
Women’s College Hospital
Margaret Hague Maternity
New Jersey
Hammersleith Hospital
London
England
Toronto University
Harris
No Paper Next Week
The Orono Weekly Times will not publish on Thursday August 30 due to holidays. The Times office closes Friday August 24 and reopens Tuesday September 3.
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Orono
Times
Dean West Anne Stapleton Take Marriage Vows
Dean West An ne Stapleton wed Albert Dean West in Orono United Church with Rev John Kitchen officiating on August eighteenth. The bride wore Alencon lace gown with a fingertip veil, carried pink sweetheart roses, and was accompanied by Merle Stapleton as maid of honor. The groom’s brother Junior West served as best man. ushers were Ronald West and Walter Stapleton. Carolyn Jones sang during the ceremony and both mothers wore formal outfits at the reception.
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Orono United Church
John Kitchen
Anne Janet Stapleton
John M. Stapleton
Albert Dean West
Merle Stapleton
Junior West
Ronald West
Walter Stapelton
Carolyn Jones
Port Hope Wins Protest After Three All Tie In Series
The Orono Port Hope league series third game ended in a 3 3 tie with Port Hope prevailing on protest from the first game. Port Hope will restart the replay in Port Hope start at bottom fourth with Crono ahead 3 0 and bases with two out. The next game moves to Orono Park Saturday afternoon.
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Port Hope
Keith West
Orono
Sallett
Harrison
Ron West
Dean West
Don Mercer
Raye West
John Shetler
Trawin
Wakely
Lakeshore League
League
Crono
Orono Park
What The Future Holds: Canadians face eggless shells and aisle travel
MacLean's magazine reports a shopping revolution forecast by Peter C. Newman. Most food shopping will occur at night with moving aisles, roadside vending machines, and salesmen largely replaced by automation. Smell marketing and in-car TV are among innovations expected to reshape retail.
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Hawaii
Peter C. Newman
MacLean’s Magazine
Newman
MacLean’s
Comedy Drama Set for One Act Plays at Orono Fair
At the Orono Fair the drama festival returns with four groups competing in light comedy one act plays on Friday and Saturday September 7 and 8 in the Township Hall. Lakefield defends its title with Ladies Alone directed by Mayme Grylls, Peterborough presents The Invisble Problem a farce by Elda Cadogan directed by Peter McCombe, and new entries from Woodville and Thornton Corners join the lineup.
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Orone
Orono
Lakefield
Peterborough
Woodville
Thornton Corners
Oshawa
Lofthouse
Jean Stewart
Thornton Corner
Mayme Grylls
Elda Cadogan
Peter McCombe
Television Stars Highlight Charity Tone In Pageant Anecdotes
A radio and television audience recalls heartwarming moments. A Chinese American girl helps an orphanage ward by sharing music knowledge to win prizes. Phil Silvers helps a contestant who must miss a church function by taking her place and donating the prize. Orono declines entry this year as a festival continues with acts and acting contests.
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The
M.C
New York
Baptist Church
Phil Silvers
How
Oshawa Workers Draw Over 3 Million In Holiday Pay
About 15 000 Oshawa workers receive more than 3 million in holiday and vacation pay as plants close for a two week break. GM and feeder plants top the payout with hundreds of thousands to be spent locally, while some save. Salaried staff gain similar boosts, adding to the overall $3 million payroll effects.
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Oshawa
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Thoreau
Shorhorns
Counties Health
Anne Stapleton
Dean
A Sac
Rifice
Thorntons
Youngman
Joneses
Sonnel and
Vacation
Lars
Fittings Limited
Duplate Canada Ltd
Pedlar People Ltd
Ontario Steel Products Ltd
Coulter Mfg. Co. Ltd
Oshawa. Engineering and Welding
Hobbs Glass
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