Orono Port Hope Protested Opener Ends in Tie in Hill Town Series
Orono and Port Hope faced a protest and a tie as the Lakeshore league title series opened in Hill Town. Orono built leads in the fourth and sixth innings, while Port Hope protested a fourth inning call on Butler at second base. West and Mallett led Orono hitters, with Brown and Travin pacing Port Hope’s offense.
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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
Orono Fair opens doors for women with a Domestic Science division offering about forty two exhibit sections from bread and jams to sandwiches. Top prizes include cash and special gifts, plus a new exhibitor section with prizes up to three dollars and a merchandise prize. Other departments like Needlecraft and Flower and Plant welcome broad participation, aiming to educate and possibly provide income for families in Orono and surrounding districts.
Shorhorns Owned By John Rickard Awarded Nine Firsts
John Rickard of Spring Grange Farm Newcastle showed his Polled Short horns at the Peterborough Industrial Exhibition last week winning nine firsts three seconds two thirds and one fourth. His herd supreme prizes included First Prize Hero Grand Champion Bull Grand Champion Female and reserve junior champion awards for several entries.
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Shorhorns
John Rickard
Spring Grange Farm
Newcastle
Peterborough
Crono Fire Department Joins Mutual Aid Drill
The Crono Fire Department took part in a civil defense exercise in Port Hope last Thursday evening. Six departments attended including Bowmanville Orono Port Hope Bewdley Gobourg and Baltimore. Orono tested water from a hydrant under pressure and Crono showed speed with water flow four minutes faster than others.
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Crono Fire Department
Port Hope
Bowmanville
Orono
Port Hope Bewdley
Gobourg
Baltimore
Two New Appointments To Counties Health Unit
In August the Northumberland Durham Health Unit announced two nursing staff changes. Audrey Wale leaves Campbellford for Ottawa Board of Health. Ruth Henry replaces her as Campbellford public health nurse. Margaret Robins arrives Millbrook to replace Maida Harris. 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 for Orono Weekly Times
The Orono Weekly Times will not publish on Thursday August 30 due to holidays. The Times office will be closed from Friday August 24 to Monday September 3 inclusive.
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Orono
Times
Dean West Anne Stapleton Take Marriage Vows
On Saturday August eighteenth at the Orono United Church Rev John Kitchen united Anne Janet Stapleton daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Stapleton to Albert Dean West The bride wore a strapless Alencon lace gown with a fitted bodice and full ballerina skirt along with a small jacket A tiara of seed pearls held her fingertip veil She carried a cascade of pink sweetheart roses and white matricaria Merle Stapleton was maid of honour Ronald West and Walter Stapleton served as ushers Junior West was best man Carolyn Jones sang During the reception both mothers wore blue and navy dresses with corsages The traveling outfit was an eye shell dress of knobbed linen The bride’s orchid corsage completed the outfit
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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
Third Game Ends In 3 All Tie In Port Hope Protest
Port Hope wins protest after a 3 3 tie in the Orono Port Hope league title game played in Port Hope. Errors aided Orono with two third inning runs and Port Hope capitalized with two runs in the fourth. A Lakeshore league meeting upheld the protest and ordered the fourth inning start in the replay. The next Orono game is set for Saturday at Orono Park.
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Port Hope
Orono
Trawin
A Sac
Keith West
Sallett
Harrison
Ron West
Dean West
Don Mercer
Raye West
John Shetler
Wakely
Lakeshore League
League
Crono
Orono Park
What the Future Holds Predictions of shopping revolutions
Canadian trends predict eggs sold without shells, missiles to import orchids from Hawaii, and robot salesmen replacing human staff. Night shopping, moving aisles, vending machines for bait to hangover cures, and selling with smells will reshape retail. Packaging and in-car TV will alter how customers shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Peter C. Newman
MacLean’s Magazine
Newman
MacLean’s
Comedy Drama To Be Featured In One Act Plays At Fair
Orono Fair to stage a two night drama festival in Township Hall with four groups competing for top honours and cash prizes. Lakefield, Peterborough, Woodville and Thornton Corners enter with plays including Ladies Alone and The Invisible Problem.
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Orone
Orono
Lakefield
Peterborough
Woodville
Thornton Corners
Oshawa
Lofthouse
Jean Stewart
Thornton Corner
Television Stars and Generosity Highlight New York Pageant
A TV show featured a Chinese American girl partnering with an orphanage ward to win prize money after sharing her musical knowledge. Comedian Phil Silvers offered to substitute for a contestant to help win ten thousand dollars, gifting the prize to the churchbound participant. The piece notes Corners comedy The Dear Departed and Orono’s absence from the contest with emphasis on entertainment and teaching moments.
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The
M.C
New York
Baptist Church
Phil Silvers
How
Oshawa Workers Scoop Over 3 Million in Holiday Pay
About 15 000 Oshawa workers receive more than 3 million dollars in vacation and holiday pay as plants close for a two week break. Most GM and feeder plant employees gain on a tiered system based on years of service and salaried staff see similar boosts. Additional payouts come from individual shop totals across local firms such as Fittings Limited and Ontario Malleable Iron.
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Oshawa
Sonnel and
Vacation
Lars
Fittings Limited
Duplate Canada Ltd
Ontario
Pedlar People Ltd
Ontario Steel Products Ltd
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Don Mallett
R. Brown
Neddlecraft Department
Flower and Plant Department
Thoreau
Counties Health
Anne Stapleton
Dean
Rifice
Mayme Grylls
Elda Cadogan
Peter McCombe
Thorntons
Youngman
Joneses
Coulter Mfg. Co. Ltd
Oshawa. Engineering and Welding
Hobbs Glass
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