Upper School Results Slightly Above Average From Former Term
Department of Education issued Upper School results with overall above average marks. Certificates may be collected from Secretary R R Waddell. The Public and Continuation Schools reopen September 6. Principal Rosborough plans consultations on courses for the new year. Proficiency tiers span papers and subjects with first to third class honours and credits. Notable names include Amber Mamie M., Bruton Cecil G., Case Helen D., Cobbledick Enid M., and Morton Adele, among others.
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Orone
Department of Education
R. R. Waddell
Rosborough
Lick Observatory credited with vast celestial discoveries
The Lick Observatory in California is credited with discovering 4000 visible double stars and 36 comets among its notable achievements.
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Lick Observatory
California
Ransberry Hoffman Wed At St Andrew's Sudbury
Miss Blanche Alice Hoffman daughter of Oliver A. Hoffman Sudbury married Kenneth William Ransberry son of J. E. Ransberry Sudbury at St Andrew's United Church Manse August 19. Rev J D Richardson presided with witnesses Mr and Mrs F Macdonald. The couple will reside in Sudbury.
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St. Andrew’s United Church Manse
Blanche Alice Hoffman
Oliver A. Hoffman
Sudbury
Kenneth William Ransberry
J. E.ransberry
J. D. Richardson
F. Macdonald
Donovan St., Sudbury
Forestry dominates Kirby to reach district final in shaded six innings
Forestry hammered Kirby 26 to 8 in six innings as Neal pitched well for Forestry. Kirby struggled early with 15 runs in the first frame and a shaky defense, while Forestry built a 15 run first inning and led 26 to 8 before darkness ended the game. Forestry advances to face Orono for the district championship.
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Kirby
Forestry
Walker
Shackleton
Neal
Orono
Jed Aie
Body Of Keith Beales Recovered Near Oshawa
The body of Keith Beales a five year old from Toronto drowned off Lymons Beach Bowmanville on August 9 was washed ashore at Pickell s Beach three miles east of Oshawa. It drifted over five miles in twelve days and was found by Edward Crawley. Provincial officers and lifesavers assisted in dragging searches near Bowmanville while relatives awaited news in Bowmanville. The child was buried in Toronto on Monday.
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Keith Beales
Toronto
Lymon’s Beach
Bowmanville
Pickell’s Beach
Oshawa
Edward Crawley
John Panko
W. H. Clark
Herb. Flintoff
Morris and Whitty
Enjoyable Outing for Mr. Orme Grimsby at Peterboro Fair
Mr. Orme Grimsby attended the Peterboro Fair on Friday and Saturday and praised the fair's conduct and exhibits. Reinsman W. J. Watson drove for Mr. Kennedy of Bethany, earning praise. Orme visited the Perry summer home at Gannon's Narrows and returned with four smallmouth bass weighing four pounds total. The outings are noted as beneficial for strenuous daily work.
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Orme Grimsby
Peterboro Fair
Orme
Walter Perry
Peterboro
Gannon’s Narrows
Orme’s
TENDERS LET FOR GRAVELLING ON PORT PERRY ROAD
Tenders closed for gravelling on Highway 7A east from Port Perry. Grading will start immediately with work beginning soon and no paving this year. Port Perry to Peterboro has become a provincial highway, linking Central Ontario from Sarnia to Quebec. Authorities seek provincial takeover of the Port Perry to North Yonge Street segment as the final link.
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Port Perry
Peterboro
Ontario
Sarnia
Quebec
North Yonge Street
Forest Service Maps Show 170 Tree Species Distribution
The U.S. Forest Service has compiled maps detailing the distribution of 170 tree species across the United States. This summary highlights the nationwide effort to document species ranges for management and conservation planning.
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The
U.S. Forest Service
United States
Kirby School Report Lists Grade Promotions and Marks
The document shows grade promotions from VII to VIII and VI to VII with marks A B C ranges. Names include Entrance-Ruby Allin Bill Boyd James Lowery Audrey Tebble Marion Wright and others. teachers listed as Gordon Margaleen Boyd Lorne Wannan.
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Ruby Allin
Bill Boyd
James Lowery
Audrey Tebble
Marion Wright
Audrey Billings
Margaret Mackinnon
Kenneth Killings
Bill Rutherford
Pearl Tebble
Clifford Gordon
Laverne Boyd
Ray Bryson
Nellie Wright
Howard Thornhill
Johnny Allin
Ross Boyd
Elenor ‘Wright
Raymond Lunn
Marguerite Rutherford
Arleen Boyd
Gordon Lowery
Jack Bryson
Jack
Robbers Take 200 Lb Safe From Bethany General Store
Thieves entered W Price’s Bethany store in the early hours and carried off a 200 pound safe. The loot totaled two dollars and the safe, used for records, was ruined with papers scattered. Price Morris investigates from Bowmanville. Adair and Kennedy recover the safe from Lindsay. A potato is nearly four-fifths water.
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W. Price
Bethany
Lindsay
Price Morris
Bowmanville
Adair and
Kennedy
Judge Reserves Decision In Cecil Barnes Case
Cecil J. Barnes of Toronto truck crash at Dean's Corners 60 feet north of an S curve on July 2. He faced charges of reckless driving and failing to report, with evidence from Provincial Traffic Officer John Witty and testimony from Edward Dean. Magistrate Ebbs reserved decision for one week after hearing the case and defense arguments.
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Cecil J. Barnes
Toronto
Dean’s Corner
Orono
Hbbs
Bowmanville
John Witty
Dean’s Corners
Edward Dean
Mr. Dean
Newcastle
Danforth Avenue
Kingston Road
Ile
TL. Mason
Barnes
Ebbs
Orono Doubles Score In First Finals Game
Crowther coached Newcastle girls softball team ends 88 season with fourteen wins and one defeat in pennant play. Only loss came in early exhibition. Coach Crowther praised for guiding squad and delivering a proud Newcastle team. Seymour signs off with Red Dunton motto to keep punching.
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Orono
Newcastle
Seymour
Red Dutton
Death of George Reid at Consort Hospital Alberta
George Reid died suddenly at Consort Hospital Alberta on Tuesday August 16. Born in Cowanville district he lived near Clarke Church before moving to Alberta twenty five years ago. He retired from his New Brigden farm a year ago and moved to Kirriemuir. Funeral held in Kirriemuir Thursday afternoon. He is survived by his sister Elizabeth Reid of Toronto and brother John of Bowmanville.
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Consort Hospital
Alberta
George Reid
Cowanville
George
Clarke Church
New Brigden
Kirriemuir
Hilizabeth Reid
Toronto
John
Bowmanville
Calf Market Uneasy on Toronto Livestock Exchange
On Wednesday bids were lower for all calf grades at the Toronto market while butcher cows and red calves held steady. Cattle holdovers totaled 650 head with receipts: cattle 350 calves 140 hogs 840 sheep and lambs 170.
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Toronto
Dominion Livestock Branch
Orono Beats Forestry 12 6 To Halt Win Streak In Series
Orono defeated Forestry 12 to 6 as Mellveen went 3 for 4 with a double and two singles. Ken Neal hit a homer and two doubles while Jim Wood allowed three walks in a nine inning effort. The win gives Orono the series lead with Friday night’s game next.
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Forestry
Crono
Jim Wood
Ken Neal
Neal
Wood
Orono
Mellveen
Ogden
Mercer
Middleton
Cantrell
Qcouvier
Watson
Wests
Powers
West
IR. Cornish
Couvier
Cooper
Scotty Winter
Mellve
Sole Hand-Made Paper Plant Operates in United States
A single hand-made paper plant remains in operation within the United States. The facility sustains production amid niche craft demand and regional labor constraints, highlighting a rare remaining example of artisanal papermaking in modern industry.
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United States
Candy Demonstration By Orono Women Institute
At the Orono Women's Institute monthly meeting Miss Normardt sister of Mrs Sisson gave a candy making demonstration focusing on fudge. She also showed caramels peanut brittle and creams. The group planned a booth for the annual School Fair and thanked Miss Normardt for sharing candy making secrets.
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Orono Women’s Institute
Normardt
C. B. Sisson
Mra
Richardson
H. Dean
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Morton
B. Adele
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Port Hope
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R. C. Beales
Jack Whitty
W. J. Watson
Kirby School Report
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Nwcastle
Pennsylvania State College
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