Clarke Township voters oust most of council in 1967 slate
Clarke Township voters rejected most current council members in a December 5 vote. Rod Carveth and Frank A Gray won seats joining four new faces while Orme Falls kept his seat. Roy Foster becomes 1967 council head with 715 votes and pledges sound business policy.
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Clarke Township
Orme Falls
Clarke
Falls
John Stone
Foster
Stone
Messrs
Rod Carveth
Frank A. Gray
Robt
Roy Foster
Many Winners Announced At Social Club Bazaar
Heath er Social Club reports a very successful bazaar with many donors and patrons. Prize winners include Kay Mather Angel Cake, Milton Cornish Electric Fry Pan, Lola Perm, Jamie Wood, Mary Santo 6 lb Christmas Cake, and numerous Penny Table prizes such as Yardley Toilet Set, Hair Spray, and more.
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Milton Cornish
Indian River
Lola
Jamie Wood
Mary Santo
Yardley
Mrs. Schoenmaker
Carolyn Johnson
Elaine Wagg
Ann
George Potter
Adele Myles
Joyce Simpson
Paris
Chris. Maartense
Glenda Tennant
Scholz
Ethel Bouck
Muriel Neal
Kay Mather
Wm. Hoar
Greta Falls
Parry
Caroline Lunn
Avon
Ron West
Doris Vannan
Charmaine Newman
Charles Wood
Christina Maartensé
Jean Lewis
Mary Bullock
Millie Rainey
Audrey Gogerty
Mrs. Davidson
Two New Members Elected To Clarke Township School Board
Clarke Township voters elected two new members to the school board as three seats were decided. Lawrence Greenwood led with 645 votes but was defeated by 647 ballots for Wm Wannan. William Turansky and James Stuit won seats for 1967, replacing defeated ex-member Robert Stevenson. Morley Robinson did not seek re election. The 1967 board will include Greenwood Stutt Turansky Mrs Barlow and James Lowery.
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Clarke Township
Lawrence Greenwood
Wm. Wannan
William Turansky
Kendal
James Stuit
Orono
Morley Robinson
Robinson
Greenwood
Stutt
Turansky
Barlow
James Lowery
Board of Education
Pauline Storks
George E. Chard
Robert M. Shearer
Margaret Brereton
Jean Steeves
Centennial Corner beacon fires to greet Canada’s 100th year
Centennial Committee plans beacon fires around the Township to mark Canada’s centennial with sites at Kilcotman Lovekin farm Leskard hills Kendal Newtonville and a calendar deadline January 17. Local residents and organizers including Earl Duvall Miss Stewart Mrs Lancaster and others attended the meeting and urged timely participation.
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Canada
Kilcotman
Lovekin
Richard Lovekin
Clarke
Earl Duvall
Leskard Hills
Roy Thompson
Miss Stewart
Kendal
Newtonville
Fairbrother
Lancaster
Burley
Roy Forrester
Ross Mercer
Gerry Duvall
Lorne Perrault
Syd T Lancaster
Helen Schmid
Ed Millson
Orono Police Trustees Re-elected In Weathered Polls
In Orono and Newcastle elections held Monday amid poor turnout due to bad weather, Carl Down tops Darlington deputy reeve race with 600 votes while Earl Walton defeats Douglas Cunningham for reeve. Four Orono council seats go to Bonathan, Foshay, Gray, and Walton. 350 poll in Police Village reelect Woodyard and Nicholson to serve a second term.
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Darlington Township
Carl Down
Mary Budai
Down
Budai
Orono
Police Trustees
E. R. Woodyard
Floyd Nicholson
D. M. Simpson
A. M. Mercer
Woodyard
Nicholson
Police Village Board
Artificial Ice Dance Fundraiser in Orono Town Hall
A dance this Saturday evening at Orono Town Hall raises funds for the Orono Artificial Ice Fund. Sponsored by the Orono Amateur Athletic Association, music by Bill Found's Pensioners. All ages invited to enjoy dancing and support.
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Orono
Orono Amateur Athletic Association
Bill Found
S “Pensioners
Orono Population Passes 1000 Mark in 1960s Note
Orono's population exceeded 1000 as stated by assessor A M Johnston last week. The police village assessment rose by 24,884 from 759,393 to 802,277 for total property value.
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Orono
A M. Johnston
Johnston
Integration of School Boards Discussed at Durham Meeting
The Durham County District High School Board met at Millbrook High to discuss absenteeism costs. W. C. Keyes highlighted yearly grant losses from truancy while H. J. Mumby noted Port Hope High sees about 25 000 dollars in missing grants annually. Absences average seven days for arts science, 11 3 for business and commerce, 14 for science tech and trades, with occupation classes highest. Mull brook’s T Hodgson said he verifies absences with parents to ensure valid reasons, cutting absenteeism. The board plans a letter to parents and considered a shift toward integrated school boards in the future.
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Durham County
Millbrook
H. J. Mumby
Port Hope High School
Ontario Department of Education
F. J. Heyland
Junior Band Presents Sunday Concert at Clarke High
The Orono Junior Band of forty five members will give a concert Sunday afternoon at 2 30 in Clarke High School auditorium. Conducted by A Darech the group has added saxophones trumpets and French horns since spring. Guests from Oshawa will also perform. A silver collection will be taken.
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Orono
Clarke High School
A. Darech
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H. EB. Walkey
Walkey
Heath
Er Social Club
Robert Stevenson
Mr. Lovekin
Orono Police
Newcastle
Darlington
Earl Walton
Douglas Cunningham
Harvey C. Bonathan
Eric H. Foshay
Alfred R. Gray
Robert Walton
Alice Nesbitt
Jack Nesbitt
Fred Stommel
John E. Adams
W. C. Keyes
Ure
Science
T. Hodgson
Mullbrook High School
Oshawa
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