Clarke landowners challenge Ratepayers Association misnomer
Becas Developments Limited led by President Peter Caspari letters Minister W D Arcy McKeough alleging Clarke Township group is a Residents Association not a Ratepayers Association. They claim only residents can join under Part 1A and seek to be heard at the Ontario Municipal Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D’arcy MccKeough
Becas Developments Limited
Peter Caspari
Mr. McKeough
Clarke
Ontario Municipal Board
Ratepayers Association
Neil Allin Granted W Frank Scholarship
In Durham County agricultural scholarships, Ted Skinner of Tyrone wins the E A Summers Award, Terry Malcolm of Janetville takes the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board prize, and Neil Allin is named the W Frank Real Estate Limited scholarship recipient for 1968. Additional awards exist at Keamptville Agricultural School. mail delays slow selections.
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Durham County
A. O. Dalrymple
E. A. Summers
Ted Skinner
Tyrone
Oshawa and District Real Estate Board
Terry Malcolm
Janetville
Walter Frank
W. Frank Real Estate Limited
Bowmanville
Neil Allin
Orone
Keamptville Agricultural School
McLean Foundation
Leaving Orono For Sioux Lookout
Mr. Bert Haas, Durham County Management Forester for six years, departs Friday for a new post in Sioux Lookout with Crown Land Management. He previously worked at the Orono Tree Nursery and Lindsay office. A farewell party for Mr and Mrs Haas was held at the Orono Tree Nursery Saturday night with friends presenting gifts.
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Bert Haas
Durham County
Sioux Lookout
Haas
Orono
Lindsay
Crown Land Management
Mrs. Haas
Orone
Twenty One Colts Entered In Fair Stake Race
Mr. George Carson reports the Durham Central Stake for colts at the Orono Fair on Saturday September Tihe will feature twenty-one entrants from Arnprior to Elmira. He notes a fine group of young horses and expects strong entertainment on the local oval with a Canadian Trotting Association camera crew slated to film the feature for potential television use.
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George Carson
Durham Central
Orono
Arnprior
Elmira
Carson
Orono Fair Opens Domestic Science Classes Added
The Orono Fair committee expands the domestic science division to Class B with forty entries plus fourteen specials. Prizes range from $5 to $10, plus two steak dinners and two full-course dinners for the exhibitor with the most entries. An amateur class and a young adults class are included and a chocolate orange cake auction offers $1 per non prize entry. Cooking must be submitted by noon September 5.
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New Dutch Oven Res
Pine Ridge Festival Keeps Three Nights More of Plays
The Pine Ridge Festival of the Arts runs three more nights this week with tonight Thursday featuring Billy Bud, Friday presenting The Admirable Crichton, and Saturday closing with A Man for All Seasons. Admirable Crichton has drawn the largest crowds this week, near full after opening ceremonies. productions throughout the month are praised as top notch.
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Pine Ridge
Crichton
Orono Tykes Win First Playoff Game 25 8 Over Newcastle
Orono Tykes defeated Newcastle 25 to 8 in the opening playoff clash to lead a four club race for top honours. Mark Mercer pitched well for Orono, supported by multiple hits from Barry West, G Cox, M Mercer, N Van Segglen, J Moffat, T Moffat, and C Butler. Gary Cox contributed sharp fielding and a running catch to seal the win.
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Orono Tyke
Newcastle
Orono
Kendal
Welcome
Orono Club
Mark Mercer
Barry West
G. Cox
Nicky van Segglen
Jim Moffat
Tom Moffat
Charles Butler
Gary Cox
Street Fair Prizes Leave Orono
The Orono Street Fair, sponsored by the Orono Amateur Athletic Association, on August 21 drew a large crowd. Mrs George Jones of Bowmanville won the Mini Honda bike and Mr Hobbins of Bridge North took the tent trailer. The association cleared about 1000 dollars, with around 100 from the draw and the rest from games and bingo. Four kiddies rides kept children busy, and organizers were pleased with turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
Seek Two Year Term For Police Trustee
The Orono Police Trustees on Monday night passed a resolution asking Clarke Township to pass a by law creating a two year term for Trustees. The term would align with the newly elected County School Board. The resolution was approved unanimously and will be shown to the Township Council.
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Orono Police
Clarke
Resolu
Tion
OMB Seeks Clarification on Orono Road Project Financing
Ontario Municipal Board seeks detailed justification for shifting township costs to village ratepayers. Letter questions authority to transfer costs from Police Village to other entities, delaying storm sewering paving and guttering plans. Trustees await further clarification after interim inquiry and board meeting in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OMB
Ontario Municipal Board
Orono Police
E. R. Lovekin
Minister of Agriculture and Foods
Fine Summer Flower Show By Junior Gardeners
A lively Junior Gardeners show at Orono United Church on August 22 featured summer flowers and vegetables. Winners include Mrs. O Challice and Donna Challice for top entries in several categories, with multiple juniors earning awards in asters, zinnias, marigolds, and other arrangements.
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United Church
Evans
Mr. Billings
Orono United Church
T. Fairbrother
O. Challice
Donna Challice
E. Schmid
Laurie
D. Evans
Dale
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Ratepayers Association of Clarke
W. Frank
Orono Fair
Taurant
Durham
Orono Tykes
Donald Evans
C. W. Billings
Orono Horticultural
Woodyard
Asters—Jrs
Cathy Millson
Marion Devos
Karen Atkins
Diane Barnett
Carol Barnett
Dale Evans
Zinnias—Jrs
Jamie Quinton
Marigold
Zjr
Ricky de
Vos
Dianne Barnett
Stephen Barnett
Laurie Schmid
Jrs
Elaine Wagg
Gladiolus
Janet Schoenmaker
Yvonne Schoenmaker
Donna Chalice
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