Martha Jane Knox Weds Marshall Keast Jr
Martha Jane Knox and Marshall Keast Jr. were married Saturday February 4 at 2:00 p.m. in the Salvation Army Church Bowmanville by Captain Norman Cole. Both reside in Orono with families named Knox and Keast. The ceremony featured white mums carnations and music by Muriel Albin and Heather Webb.
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Martha Jane Knox
Marshall Keast Jr
Avas
Salvation Army Church
Bowmanville
Norman Cole
Orono
Charles R. Knox
Marshall Keast Dr
Marshall Keast
Muriel Albin
Heather Webb
Giverpi
Madelon Madill
Explain New Church Group To Meet February 21
The W A of Orono United Church held its February meeting on February 9 in the Sunday School room with Mrs H Allen presiding. Mrs L King led devotional remarks and Scripture from Acts 4 5 20 was read. The talk titled The Owner's Stamp followed by The Bridge Builder poem and Oh Jesus I have promised hymn closed the session. Arrangements were made for a Co op turkey banquet on March 7 and a banquet for High School Graduates and families on March 8. A new organization The United Church Women will be formed and a meeting with Rev Long set for February 21 to study it.
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W.A. of Orono United Church
H. Allen
W.A
Orono A A Holds Family Skating Night This Saturday
The Orono Amateur Athletic Association invites residents to a family skating party at the Orono rink this Saturday. A full evening of skating will be offered and the Orono Band is expected to provide music. Proceeds support the winter sport program and rink operations.
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Orono Amateur Athletic Association
Orono
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Death of Edith E Bennett in Bowmanville
Edith E Bennett died Saturday February 11 at Memorial Hospital Bowmanville after a lengthy illness. Born on a farm in Carke Township she was 67 and daughter of the late William Henry Bennett and Matilda Pryor Bennett. Survived by two brothers William J Bennett and Benjamin Bennett both of RR 4 Bowmanville. Rested at Morris Funeral Chapel Bowmanville service February 14 at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev W K Houslander interment Bowmanville Cemetery.
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Bowmanville Memorial Hospital
Edith E. Bennett
Miss Bennett
Carke Township
William Henry Bennett
Matilda Pryor Bennett
Bowmanville
William J. Bennett
Benjamin Bennett
RR 4
Bennett
Morris Funeral Chapel
W. K.houslander
Orono Times Installs Larger Faster Press
The Orono Weekly Times added an automatic vertical Meihle press capable of about 3000 impressions per hour. It speeds production and handles larger forms including books and heavy impression work. The machine weighs nearly two tons.
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Orono Weekly Times
Holstein Breeders Meet At Port Hope Farm
The Durham County Holstein Club held a barn meeting at Donald Budd’s Port Hope farm on a Saturday in February. A grading demonstration showcased his herd and a panel on care of a dry cow at freshening featured breeders Wes Werry Ralph Glaspell Francis Jose and Carlos Tamblyn. Prize winners included Douglas Moore Ralph Glaspell and Don Welsh with Gerald Shackleton as weight guess.
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Durham County Holstein Club
Donald Buda
Port, Hope
G. E. Nelson
Wes. Werry
Ralph Glaspell
Francis Jose
Carlos Tamblyn
Douglas Moore
Cobourg
R. B. Brown
Bowmanville
Don Welsh
Gerald Shackleton
Orono Figure Skaters Set Skating Party at Rink
The Orono Figure Skating Club plans a Skating Party at the Orono Rink on February 25. Club president Joyce Tennant says the event will be a party rather than a carnival, with an hour long program by 65 members including solos, duets, and group numbers. Public skating follows the demonstrations and broom-ball game.
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Orono
Joyce Tennant
West Durham L C L Elect Officers 1961
West Durham County L C L met in Blackstock on Tuesday February Tth and elected officers for 1961. Names include Wes Taylor DCM Roy Patton Chap Hartwell Lowery Sec Roy Ferguson Treas Geo Morton Lect R Gibbs Marshal W Murphy Auditors H Swain L Devitt Deputy Lectures Clarke Henn ing Cartwright E Dorrell guest speaker Grand Master Most Wor Canon Ashmore Blackstock.
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West Durham County
L.C.L
Blackstock
Wes Taylor
D.C.M
Roy Patton
C. Chap
Hartwell Lowery
C.R
Roy Ferguson
Co. Treas
Geo. Morton
Four Hunters Fined for No Gun Licence in Clarke Township
Four Port Hope and Newcastle men faced $72 in fines for hunting without provincial gun licences. Guns valued from $35 to over $100 were seized. Four more similar charges were filed last week. Game Warden Doug Powell notes licence costs $1 and that a prior issue or a competence test is needed.
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Port Hope
Newcastle
Clarke
Doug Powell
Orono Chamber Proposes Promotional Sales Day End of May
The Commerce Committee of the Orono Chamber of Commerce held a luncheon with twelve businessmen at Northway Restaurant to discuss a proposed promotional sales day in Orono. Plans include a sidewalk sale on Main Street, use of Orono Municipal Centre for displays, and a mall with a Merry-Go-Round. subcommittees may be formed to organize the event before month’s end.
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Orono
Commerce Committee
Orone
P. M. Lunn
R. C. Forrester
Harvey Partner
Andy McGill
Orono Red Cross Launches March Fund Campaign
The Orono Red Cross Society opens a March fund drive aiming for 1000 dollars to sustain local services and support Canadian and world needs. Local projects include a 300 dollar Water Safety course at the Orono pool, immunization clinics, vitamin capsules for Clarke Township children, blood for Bowmanville hospital, and welfare aid with clothing and food.
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Orono Red Cross Society
Orono
Clarke
Canada
Orone Red Cross
Red Cross
Bowmanville ‘Hospital
Atoms Win 3-0 Over Newcastle In Hockey Route
The Orono boys traveled to Newcastle Tuesday evening and shut out the Newcastle Atoms 3-0. Steven West scored all three goals with assists from Randy Tennant and Doug Taylor. Goalie Donnie Todd earned the shutout as Bill Caldwell and the rest of the team logged strong effort.
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Orono. Atoms
Newcastle
Newcastle Atoms
Orono Boys
Orono
Steven West
Randy Tennant
Doug Taylor
Donnie Todd
Orone Nets
Bill Caldwell
Crono
Donnie
Millbrook
Margaret Taggart
Larry Adams
Raye West
14 Girls Enrol In Browniie Pack
Brownies held an enrolment night at the Armouries on February 14 welcoming 14 new members enrolled by Brow Owl. Names include Diane Nicholson Joyce Drinkle Lynne Sutherland Caroline Johnson Heather Hughes Patricia Wallace Edith Kilpatrick Caroline Adams Lois Phoenix Linda Barraball Linda McLaren Caroline Frenchman Darlene West Barbara Budley. Total membership rises to 38 after the ceremony.
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Brownies
Brow Owl
Diane Nicholson
Joyce Drinkle
Lynne ‘Sutherland
Caroline Johnson
Heather Hughes
Patricia Wallace
Edith Kilpatrick
Caroline Adams
Lois Phoenix
Linda Barraball
Linda McLaren
Caroline Frenchman
Red Cross Continues Nationwide Aid Efforts
The article notes ongoing Red Cross work and the dedication of volunteers to assist a broad range of relief activities nationwide, highlighting the organization’s sustained support and public service mission.
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Eal Red Cross
Orono Teams Lose Out In Little NHL Tournament
Three Orono minor hockey teams and about thirty supporters traveled to Millbrook for a Little NHL tournament. The Atoms, PeeWees, and Bantams all lost to Millbrook while showing varying efforts, with Millbrook dominating multiple games and a later matchups against Cannington set for Saturday.
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Millbrook
Orono PeeWees
Bantams
Charles Reid
Millbroook Boys
Paul Gerry
Orono Boys
Cannington
Cannington Atoms
Cannington Pee Wees
Millbrook Bantams
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