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Orono Weekly Times

Location

Orono, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 11, 1947

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Orono Town Hall Dance Draws Hunters and Dignitaries

At Orono Town Hall a deer venison dinner drew over a hundred anglers and their wives from Port Hope Newcastle Bowmanville and Orono despite a storm. Hon H R Scott Minister of Lands and Forests spoke on department duties restocking streams fish and game policy and partridge grouse pheasant conditions in the district.

Orono Port Hope Newcastle Bowmanville Orono Women’s Institute G.M. Linton H. R. Scott Scott Peterborough County Department of Lands and Forests Department of Game & Fisheries Ontario A. F. McKenzie Orone Fish & Hunt Club McKenzie C. R. Carveth Devitt

Santa Claus Greets Children At Coleman And Philp

Children enjoyed a Saturday visit from Santa at Coleman and Philp with a brief parade, gifts, and refreshments. Afterward topics included wildlife and conservation efforts by Mr. Scott and remarks by Dr. A F McKenzie. a movie showing followed in the evening.

Santa Claus Coleman Philp Santa

Reeve Walton Reelected by Wide Margin in Newcastle Vote

The Newcastle village election drew strong turnout with 458 ballots cast. Reeve Walton won reappointment with 332 votes to Rickard's 92, while councillors saw four new faces and three returning veterans. Ernest Rinch defeated Keith Aiken for the Hydro Commission with 194 to 163.

Newcastle Hydro Commission George A. Walton John Franklin Rickard Walton Reeve Walton Rickard Stanley Graham Tracy Manes Archie Glenney J.P. Rickard Joseph Thomas Brown Brown Joseph Thomas Cowan Charles Alfred Davies Richard Henry Ernest Rinch Keith Aiken

Tamblyn Elected President Of Goodwill Evening Auxiliary

The Goodwill Evening Auxiliary held a Christmas meeting at Mrs. K Gamsby’s home with a candle light service and a guest speaker Mrs. N Porter. Officers for 1948 were elected including President Mrs J C Tamblyn and 1st Vice President Mrs K Gamsby.

Goodwill Evening Auxiliary K.gamsby N. Porter J.C. Tamblyn K. Gamsby R. Goode C. Duncan C. Miller F. Lycett J. Blue H. Bailey R. Chapman N. Allin H. Cornish R. Keane A. F. McKenzie Fred Vietor Toronto Children’s Aid Society Port Hope

Trull Family marks 158 years in Darlington homestead

Returning from the west Jesse B. Trull of Nanton Alberta came home to the Courtice southern homestead for Christmas. Brothers Angus and Earl maintain the family presence since 1794 when the patriarch carved the land. Major Hari Trull bought Pidduck’s store and service station at Courtice. The piece notes a long family history and hopes for a written township history.

Jesse B. Trull Nanton Alberta Courtice Angus Har Airforce Jesse Earl Trull Trull_ boys California Vancouver Hari Trull Pidduck Darlington

Local notes from Bowmanville and area update

Mr Bill Hoy stays with Mrs N Little while Mr George Mercer vacationed in Toronto. Vance and Jean Allen lost a pig and hope to recover it. Bob Winn closed his sawmill for winter. C R Carveth screens pictures in Sunday School Thursday evening December 11. Homes of John Patton and Herb Mercer wired for electricity awaiting connection. Baby son welcomed to Charles and Helen Glover. Mrs Buckler joins them from Sunderland England. Farm Forum at Bell home discussed The Preacher and the Community with five teachers present.

Bill Hoy Leonard Buckler William Jack Glover Joanne Farm Forum D. Bell Orange

Oreno Library Board Plans Twenty Five New Books

The Oreno Library Board decided to purchase twenty five new books at its December meeting at Mrs Hall's home. Several titles will target juvenile readers and a list will appear in the Orone Times on arrival. Membership for 1948 offers free reading weeks. adult annual fee is 1.00 and children 25 cents.

Oreno Library Board Oreno Library Board Hall Orone Times

Women’s Association elects 1948 officers

The Wo men’s Association met at Park St United Church on December 9 with strong attendance. Mrs. M. J. Tamblyn chaired and led a devotional and Christmas program. A travelogue on Gaspe Peninsula followed, with photos. Slate announced includes President Mrs. M. J. Tamblyn and officers across vice presidents, secretaries, treasurer, pianist, and various convener roles.

Women’s Association Park St. United Church M. J. Tamblyn Staples Drummond Logan Davy

Homemakers Club Hosts Second Meeting at Mrs Miller’s

The Homemakers Club met Monday at Mrs Mary Miller’s with sixteen girls. The president read the minutes as the secretary treasurer noted the last meeting. Each girl will buy and keep a personal record and scrapbook. The topic Giving a Party covered simple entertainment games decorations and menus. A kitchen demonstration followed with cocoa toasted cheese and bacon sandwiches and a social period.

Homemakers Club Mary Miller

Lodge Gathering Features 1948 Officers and Visiting Brethren

Visiting Brothers from Orono and Bowmanville attended a lodge meeting on December 3rd with County Master Bro Ralph Stutt present. 1948 officers included Wor shipful Master Chas Cooper Deputy Master Wim Darling ton Chaplain Jas Lowery Recording Secretary Garland Cathcart Financial Secretary Hartwell Lowery Treasurer Clarence Allin Lecturer Roy Patton. Interesting speakers and social evening with refreshments followed.

Clarke Township December Meeting Notes and Obituary Mention

Clarke Township Council met December 2 with full attendance. A resolution to send a Railway Crossings inquiry to the Municipal Engineer was approved. Other actions include gravel stockpile expansion, road work approval, and paying $55,002.59 in rates while crediting $1,987.18 to the Orane Police Trustees. The council also urged early school book audits and considered but did not approve canceling a tractor. Obituary notes Cornelius J. Hughson of Orono died December 10 at age 100.

Clarke Township Ottawa Orane Police S> Innis Co H. Morris J. Randall D. J. Mellor Lann Municipal World Ross Hallowell Clarence J. Allin Orono Weekly R.H. Wood Hall Orono Hydra Fesgos An Eee

Community notes from Wesleyville recount visits and events

Mrs Redge Bee of Port Hope spent Thursday with Mrs Edgar Barrowclough. Mr George Holmer of Malton is visiting his niece, Mrs Barrowclough. Women’s Institute met at Mrs Walter Reynolds. Farm Forum at Mr and Mrs C Payne. Sunday School 10 30 attendance 32. Church 11 30 sermon It is more blessed to give than to receive. Thirteen attended the Durham Federation Pot Luck Supper in Newcastle. A euchre party at Mr and Mrs Arnold Austin with six tables due to bad weather. Berniece Best won ladies high prize. Dolores Dickerson, consolation. Clarence Nicholls high prize. Charles Pearson low prize.

Redge Bee Bill Sneyd Port Hope GC. Payne Durham Sharon Ann Carol Helen Laura Binsted Walter Longyear Arnold Austin Berniece Best Dolores Dickerson Clarence Nicholls Charles Pearson

Health Unit Weekly Report Ends December 6

The Nethumberland-Durham Health Unit logs week’s communicable disease cases. Chickenpox counts by area include Cobourg, Brighton Township, Haldimand Township, Seymour Township, Darlington Township, Cartwright Township, and Clarke Township. German Measles appears in Bowmanville and Red Measles in Hamilton Township.

Cobourg Brighton Haldimand Seymour Darlington Cartwright Clarke Township Bowmanville Hamilton

Darlington Two Council Returned By Acclamation

Darlington Township council and the 1947 school board were returned by acclamation. The 1948 council remains as constituted with Reeve Kyle Sauair Deputy Reeve Arthur Milson, Councillors Roy Wichols Harold Skinner and Robert McGill. School area chair Garnet Rickard and Lloyd Crago Harold Muir complete the slate. Business as usual is the slogan for 1948.

Darlington Township Kyle Sauair Arthur Milson Roy Wichols Harold Skinner Robert McGill Bosrié Garnet Rickard Lloyd Crago Harold Muir Darlington

Municipal Disease Tagging Shows Local Case Totals

Report lists cases by municipality across mumps scarlet fever and tuberculosis. Cobourg Murray Township Seymour Township Darlington Clarke Bowmanville Port Hope show totals like Cobourg 1 and Port Hope 4 for mumps and similar figures for tuberculosis.

Orono 1.0.0.F. Dance Night Friday December 12

Orono 1.0.0.F. Services Club invites all to a fund raising draw and dance on Friday night to support ongoing community aid. The event features Roy Porter’s band and prizes, with tickets and attendance pledged to boost the club’s year-end treasury.

Orono 1 F. Services Club Orono Times Roy Porreter

Also Mentioned on This Page

Orono Town Hall C.F. Service Club Hon. H. R. Scott Orono Fish Club R. E. Logan Neil F. Porter J. E. Armstrong The Orone Fish and Hunt Club Mr. Scott Department of Lads and Friests Durham County Coleman & Philp’s Stanta Graham Howard Stanley Glenney Archie William Gray Gordon ‘Leaver Manes Hugh Tracey J. C. Tamblyn Kendal W. Robinson W. Hoar M. JH. Staples J. J. Mellor M. Davy Wood M. Smith E. Dean E. Hamm A. Wood F. Tamblyn W. Cobbledick Kelly S. Winter M. H. Staples Press Homemaker’s Club Carole Cornish Caroline Jones Reta McKenna Jean Rainey Gracie Gemsby Clarke Township Council Centenarian Cornelius J. Hughson Mr. Hughson Wesleyville Nethumberland-Durham Health Report Murray Township
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