Morley Robinson Tops Vote For School Board
Morley Robinson led the Clarke Township school board race with 442 votes, ahead of Lawrence Greenwood 422 and William Wannan 366. E Dent and Paul McMackin were defeated, while Greenwood led No 9 and Kendal polls, and turnout was about 25 percent from 2250 eligible voters. A Cobourg park funding protest moves to United Counties Council with a Bowmanville vote to oppose a $52,000 park project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley Robinson
Clarke
Robinson
Lawrence Greenwood
William Wannan
Robert J. Taggart
Robert Stephenson
Greenwood
R. J. Taggart
E. Dent
Paul McMackin
Mr. Robinson
Newtonville
Starkville
Kendal
Bill Vannan
Leskard
Oak
Bob Stephenson
Browns
Ernest Dent
Orono
Many Winners At Bazaar And Tea
Heather Social Club reports a very successful Bazaar and Tea held last Saturday. Thanks are extended to members and donors and to all who attended. Winners listed include Mrs Lawrence Hooey for Angel Cake and Mrs Mildred Rainey for Permanent by Jean Wannan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heather Social Club
Heather Lodge
Lawrence Hooey
Mildred Rainey
Jean Wannan
Kendal Banquet Honors Ball Players
A Kendal banquet celebrated the Pee Wee and Junior B baseball teams with a trophy presentation to captain Bill Robinson. C. Carveth and Cecil Carveth presented honors as families and officials watched, with jackets and badges for each player and thanks to supporters in Kendal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendal
Bill Robinson
C. Carveth
John James
Roy Foster
Alex Carruthers
Garden Hill
John Mercer
Allen Foster
Cecil Carveth
Newcastle
Snow Fall Could Lower Village Water System Costs
The snow cover in Orono may save taxpayers money by reducing direct costs of a municipal water system. A winter installation could ease frost penetration, enabling easier setup and potentially securing winterworks grants in the thousands. Tenders may be called this month for the water main, storage tank, and pumping equipment.
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Orono
Missing Names and Items in Local Rummage List
An OCR fragment lists several ladies and items such as a chocolate, a coaster set, a blanket, pillow cases, a toy dog, and a teddy bear, paired with names and ages or titles. The partial record includes Nancy West and Betty Mercer among others, indicating a social or charity sale catalog fragment.
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Nancy West
Betty Mercer
R. West
R West
Chas Taylor
Glenda Tennant
Betty Major
Freeman Eddy
Harold Allen
Isabel Trim
W. Hooey
Dorothy Trim
Marilyn Trim
Orono Public School Awards Highlight 1963 64 Honors
Orono Public School awarded attendance, academic, sports, music, oratory, and spelling bars on Friday December 4. Crest honors went to students with sustained grade four through eight points. Kiwanis and Clarke Township events boosted school standings with the Glee Club first at Peterborough and field day points leading the school.
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Orono
Glee Club
Durham
T Paul Todd
Barbara Gustav
Craig Tennant
Bob Tennant
Ronda Tennant
Robbin Winter
Elain Moffat
Bill Gilbank
Betty de Jongé
Elaine Schmid
Barbara Mitchell
Randy Adams
Sally Staples
Gordon Hooey
Julie Schmid
Raye West
Interesting Floral Displays At Horticultural Xmas Meeting
The Orono Horticultural Society held a Christmas meeting on Wednesday November 25 in the 1.C.C.F. Hall. Attendance was lower due to a stormy night. President Carl Billings opened the gathering as members sang O Canada. Judge Mrs. T. Fairbrother announced judging results for seven classes of arrangements and door decors. Speaker Harry Van of Van Belle Gardens Bowmanville spoke on care of Christmas plants and planning landscaping for spring. Mrs. Fairbrother displayed and explained the arrangements and prizes were awarded before God Save the Queen and a social hour with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono Horticultural Society
1.C.C.F. Hall
Carl’ Billings
Canada
T. Fairbrother
Raymond Chapman
Harry van
van Belle Gardens
Bowmanville
Emil Schmid
Carl Billings
Lance Plain
Gordon Watson
QC. Challice
Rene Gibson
E. Schoenmaker
Irene Murray
E. Schmid
L. Plain
C. Challice
C. Billings
K. Schoenmaker
EF. Schmid
O. Challice
God Save the Queen
Orono CGLT Officers Installed for New Term
On November 23 at 7 p.m. eighteen CGLT girls met in the Christian Education Building for the regular meeting in Oshawa. Judy Wagg presided as Honorary President and new officers were installed by Rev. Long. A pre-Christmas National Vesper Service followed on November 29 at First Baptist Church, Oshawa.
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C.g.1.t
Christian Education
Judy Wagg
Marilyn Tamblyn
Millson
Long
Judy Vage
Barraball
First Baptist Church
Oshawa
C.g.lt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Council
Cobourg
United Counties Council
Bowmanville Council
Glen Hughes
Corning Ware
Virtis Wilson
Lola Inez Boughen
Mrs. G. Richards Odell
Dorothy Bailey
Quantrill
Betty Newman
Mrs. Aslett
Ann
J. Gibson
Ada Hallowell
Elaine Sehmid
J. Law
Harold Cobbledick
Maude Cooper
Gwen Goode
Hattie Wilson
Russell Major
Isabelle Challice
Kendal Sport Promotions
Pee Wees
Jack Neal
Carl Langstaff
Amy Dennis
Wayne Hogg
Wade
John Thompson
Gordon Langstaff
Allan Irwin
Champions
Wayne Hoge
Junnior
Arnold Wade
Orono Public
Edward
Woodyard
Michael Carman
Beverley Tenn
Christopher Aslett
Nancy Barraball
Bonnie Barlow
Evelene Brown
Donna Challice
Julie Jones
Margaret Santo
Nancy Forrester
Donna Gilbank
Linda McLaren
Julia Neal
Dianne Nicholson
Harry de Jonge
Dianne Partridge
Fred Bunting
Suzanne Bunting
John Duvall
Caroline Johnston
Bill Caldwell
Pamela Hardy
Donald McKenzie
Carol Mercer
Ellen Millson
Beverley Tennant
Patricia Wallace
Nancy Nixon
John Parkinson
Clive Johnston
Mag Taggart
Robert Nixon
Brian Myles
Darlene West
Fae Lewis
Margaret Middleton
Douglas Taylor
Don Todd
Dennis Cobbledick
Linda Kilpatrick
Kathy Middleton
Jim Partner
Doretta Challice
Anne Arnott
Edith Kilpatrick
G.I.T
Judy Agg
Geke de Jonge
Margaret Tagart
Patsy Mather
Dale Challice
Peggy Hancock
Lynda Barraball
Janet Toon
Susan Goode
Faye Lewis
Geke Demge
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