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Orono Weekly Times

Location

Orono, Ontario, Canada

Date

Aug 26, 1954

Page

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Police Trustees Address Fire Protection And Sidewalks

The Orono Police Trustees during their monthly meeting discussed fire protection for southern village properties, hydrant attachments, and a possible fire protection petition with a $5 yearly rate and $50 call fee. They also considered sidewalks on Millson Road, needed street lights, and a gravel donation from the Odd Fellows Lodge for a Park Street sidewalk.

Orono Police Edgar Middleton William Hooey Woodyard Maller Cob Hill Millson’s Hill Peple Millson Road Russell Mutual Aid Orone Oddfellow’s Lodge Park Street Oddfellow’s Hall

Former Elizabethville Resident Celebrates 86th Birthday

Mr. George Palmer of 9 South St Port Hope celebrated his 86th birthday on Thursday August 19. A retired carpenter with vivid memories of early days he recalls the three wheel motor car at the Toronto Exhibition and remembers local merchants and the George Funeral Parlour. Born in Elizabethville he spent boyhood on a farm and later lived in Osaca and Canton near the Massey estate before forty years as Port Hope resident.

George Palmer South St Port Hope Palmer Toronto George Mr. Palmer Elizabethville Osaca Canton Massey Estate Port Howe

Applications Open for 1955 Trees from Lands and Forests

Applications for 1955 trees must be returned to the Department of Lands and Forests in Toronto. Demand exceeds supply and forest use is prioritized for reforestation and shelter belts on parcels over two acres. Prices are ten dollars per thousand, fourteen for Scotch Pine, with notification of available counts and spring pickup advised. Contact the Zone Forester at Linghat or Peterborough for large projects.

Department of Lands and Forests Toronto Linghat Peterborough

Orono Triumphs 9-4 In First O B A Playdown

Orono defeated Everett 9 to 4 in the opening O B A playdown game at Orono. The teams combined for eighteen errors with Orono committing ten and Everett eight as Crono and several stars produced late-inning rallies and key hits.

O.B.A Orono Everett Orono Boys Crono Newcastle

Dr William Birks Dies Suddenly in Bowmanville

Dr W J Birks, longtime Bowmanville physician and former Lions Club president, died suddenly Thursday afternoon at age 65. Born in Thamesville, he trained in London and Hamilton, spent 15 years as a medical missionary in Shanghai, married Cleora McGregor in 1915, practiced in Bowmanville for 27 years, leaving a wife, son Alex of Mirabel PQ, daughter Mary Stapley of Winnipeg, and brothers Ray and Arthur. Funeral was Sunday at Trinity United Church with Lions Club pallbearers and local doctors as honorary pallbearers.

William Herbert Birks Dr. Birks Thamesville Ontario London University of Western, Ontario Hamilton Shanghai China Cleora McGregor Bowmanville Wellington Street Alex MsMastervill, P.Q Mary Stapley Winnipeg Manitoba Ray Arthur Toronto Aye Chicago Trinity United Church Victor Mooney Lions Club of Bert Birks

Oshawa Fair Draws Large Crowd with Strong Attendance

More than 17 000 attended the Oshawa Fair over two and a half days with 17 495 general admissions and 3 709 grandstand tickets. Saturday saw peak turnout with 7 410 general admissions and 1 672 grandstand tickets sold. Cash receipts totaled 8 734 50, only 645 less than four days in 1953, and Friday receipts topped last year by 1 100 while Saturday rose about 180 over the 1953 figure.

Office of the Orono Weekly Times Announces Holiday Closure

The paper will be closed for holidays from August 27 to September 7. No edition will publish on Thursday September 2 and publication resumes on Thursday September 9.

Orono Weekly Times

Junior Farmers August Meet Ends With Open Air Worship

The Junior Farmers August meet was held August 22 at Stewart Gray's pond near Campbellcroft in picnic style. Activities included ball games relay events and swimming followed by a delicious supper. An open air worship service led by Bob Werry of Columbus featured the Junior Farmers quartet and brass players Jack Allen Gerald Brown and Merril Brown. The offering supported a young missionary abroad working through an agricultural perspective.

Jack Allin Gerald Brown Merril Brown

Rice Lake fishing trip delights Orono youngsters

Sunday outing at Gore’s Landing hosted by the Orono Fish and Hunt Club drew about fifty people. Children aged four to teens fished for perch rock bass and sunfish with prizes awarded for top catches. Mr R B Logan led the field with bass while Gordon Watson organized a motor-boat trip for participants and the day featured shared lunches and broad turnout.

Rice Lake Orone Fish and Hunt Clik J. Anderson Smith Gore’s Landing Gordon Watson Orono

Orono Girls Capture League Title In Five Game Final

Orono girls beat Newtonville 12 to 3 to clinch the league championship in five games. The series featured a 3 1 deficit overcome, with Orono securing the decisive win on Wednesday night after a five run fifth inning led by sound pitching and solid defense. The win ends a six year title drought dating back to 1948, with local celebrations including banana splits for the team.

Orono Newtonville Newcastle Fornt Scors Mr. C. Jones Newstonville Newtonvil Ope

Orono Fair Promises Prizes For Domestic Science Cooks

Orono and district boast top provincial cooks with a busy fair plan. Entrants may choose from 50 articles to bake including pies breads and cakes with prizes from Bowmanville Frigid Locker and Canada Packers. Chicken entries due by Saturday noon. secretary J. C. Gamey can provide full prize list.

Orono Inihe Kimby Leskard Orono Fair Clase Bowmanville Canada Canada Packers J. C. Gamey

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Hydro T. Miller E. Dent Ajax C. T. Miller Commission Bruce Mercer A. A. Russell Clarke Township Hamilton Township Cobourg Bewdley Creek H. C. Goode Trustees Mercer R. C. Forrester Crone Wood Products Cemetery Road Shetler Ronnie West Armstrong Wales McKay R. West E. Wilson Raye West Ludlow Kermati C. Jenkins J. Gilcher Gilmer D. West J. Gilmer W. J. Birks Oshawa Fail Fair Junior Farmers Durham Peter McCombe Little Theatre Group Lakefield Dramatic Society Maimie Grylls Blackstock High Hat Hattie State Penitentiary Margot Samuel R. B. Logan Orono Girls
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