Pheasant Banding Placed Under Review After Record Counts
The Lindsay District banding program may scale back next year as biologist Howard Cox notes 5 000 bands were attached this year a record. Only 450 bands have been returned from about 10 000 released birds prompting calls for hunter cooperation and possible reallocations of taxpayer funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Forest District
Lands and Forests Department
Howard Cox
Cox
J. K. Reynolds
Lake Hiie
Aylmer
Reynolds
Department of Agriculture
Lindsay District
Darlington and
Clarke Township
Lindsay Lands and Forests
Toronto
Queen’s Park
Codrington
Department
Percy Swanson
Simcoe
Tweed
Lindsay
Hespeler
Huron
Asent
New Years Eve Dance Draws Forty Couples in Orono
The Orono New Year s Eve dance drew forty couples for round and square dancing. Wayne Kennedy and his orchestra along with Mrs I Brown and Mr Chas Taylor provided music. Despite lower attendance, expenses rose above receipts as proceeds go to summer swimming instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
Wayne Kennedy
I. Brown
Chas. Taylor
Automatic Barn Cleaner Simplifies Farm Work
One of the largest automatic barn cleaning machines is in operation at Weston Banister's farm in Campbellcroft RR 2. The Lo shaped barn uses over 400 feet of scraper chain to remove manure and load it into a spreader in about 20 minutes, with auto-loading in the yard. Guttens and corners required rebuilding for chain guides and roller support, and more pen rearrangement is planned for efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Banister
RR 2
Campbellcroft
UCO Officers Elected To Office
Ray Lougheed of Barrie was reelected as President of the United Co operatives of Ontario at the first regular board meeting after the December delegates meeting. Harold Forrester of Mallorytown was named First Vice President and Fenton CaryYerman of Thamesville Second Vice President. New directors include R S McKercher Dublin Charles Huffman Harrow N M Marshall Norwich. Returning directors are Chester Hopkins Haileybury A H K Musgrave Clarksburg and Joseph Crutchley Durham. The board governs a central cooperative wholesale group with 140 local co-ops and 80 000 members. Leonard Harman remains General Manager. Lougheed, a dairy farmer, has led various agricultural and cooperative bodies and sits in church and community roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lougheed
Barrie
United Cooperatives of Ontario
Mr. Lougheed
Harold Forrester
Mallorytown
Fenton CaryYerman
Thamesville
R. S. MckKercher
Dublin
Charles Huffman
Harrow
N. M. Marshall
Norwich
Chester Hopkins
Haileybury
A. H. K. Musgrave
Clarksburg
Joseph Crutchley
Durham
Central Cooperative Wholesale Organization
Ontario
UCO
Leonard Harman
United Co-operatives of
Damages Awarded In Cow Car Crash Action
An Oshawa couple won 7241.95 in a civil action against former Darling ton Township Councillor Allen E. Thompson over a cow car crash on Taunton road east March 3 1961. Justice Aylen awarded 1241.95 to William Herrington and 6000 to Evelyn Herrington for injuries and medical costs. The judge held the farmer bears responsibility after warnings when cattle roam highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshawa
Darlington Township
Allen E. Thompson
Stevenson Road
Taunton Road
H. A. Aylen
Ontario Supreme Court
William Richard Herrington
Adeline Avenue
Evelyn
M. Herrington
Justice Aylen
Canada
Hi Cs New Years Party Draws 80 Attendees In Event
Hi-C members hosted a dual celebration at Oddfellows Hall and the church kitchen from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on December 31. Visitors came from Hampton Bowmanville Tyrone Orono Markham Burlington Toronto Cobourg and South Africa. The night featured a dance a buffet a watchnight service and a late-night party ending at 12:20 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddfellows Hall
Hi-C
Lynn Bailey
Sharon Tamblyn
Mr. Long
P.a
Patti Partner
Jean Tamblyn
R. Gilbart
Robert Robinson
Hampton
Bowmanville
Tyrone
Courtice
Newcastle
Orono
Markham
Burlington
Toronto
Cobourg
South Africa
Sue Major
Jim Louch
Murray St. John
Peggy Hancock
Larry Miller
Chas. Reid
Peter Maartense
Walter Gibson
Long
Faye Nicholson
Linda Tyrrell
Orono Hockey Opens At The Rink For Friday Night
Orono hockey night kicks off at the Orono Rink with games scheduled into mid February across four divisions under the Athletic Association. The Bantams opened against Bowmanville, losing 8 to 5 with goals by Haase Best and Jones, while Zion and Orono Midgets posted results in later matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
The
Athletic Association
Orono Bantams
Bowmanville Bantams
Zion
Glen Haase
Bob Best
Paul Jones
Neil Allin
Crono
Paul
Neil
Bowmanville
van Dam
Calven
Woolner
MacLean
Ball
Greenley
Shyner
Newcastle
B. Foster
Richard Black
Doug Moffat
Vian Dam
Taylor
Hiccock
March
Peters
Finney
Sikora
Ronnie
Jim Richardson
Allan Fisk
Pontypool
Ronnie Richardson
Dane Rogerson
Larry Simpson
Steven Burns
Bill Warner
Clarke Reeve Walkey Likely Elected Durham Warden
Clarke Township Reeve H. E. Walkey appears set for election as United Counties warden by acclamation while Durham County nominates its wardens. The article notes past wardens and mentions Garnet Rickard’s political move and the legal challenge over debentures for a vocational wing.
Orono council weighs deer hunting control and youth conference
Hope Township council critiqued the Department of Lands and Forests for favoring hunters over farmers amid a deer season dispute. Seven residents from Orono attended the Sixth Annual Provincial Youth Conference on alcohol in Toronto, discussing prevention and education. The council approved $1.25 per hour for two special constables and eight cents per mile for their vehicles as they consider lasting deer-season control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Lands and Forests
William Lightle
Hope Township
United Counties
Swanson
Weston Banister
George Finnie
Diane Gilbart
Sandra Bowlins
Mary Lynn Bailey
Judy Wagg
Grant Yeo
Howard Stapleton
Robert Robinson
Orono
Toronto
TOC Alpha
Salvation Army
Harbour Light
Skid Row
R. Gordon Bell
J. B. Rynard
Orillia
Gordon Patrick
Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Research Foundation
Wm. Sherwin
Ontario Reformatory
Jaynes Mackey
Metro Toronto
Gib Mackie
Orono Atoms Open Season At Orono Rink Friday
The Orono Atoms open their season this Friday at 6 30 p m in the Orono Rink against a Bowmanville league team. New players join the Atoms after last year’s strong Little MALL Showdown and move ups. FUTURE GAMES AT ORONO RINK JAN 4 6 30 Orono Atoms Bowmanville 7 30 Orono Pee Wees 8 30 Orono Bantams Millbrook JAN 5 6 00 Orono Midgets Bowmanville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orone Atoms
Orone
Bowmanville
The
Atoms
Pee Wee
Little Mall
Oritario
Orono Rink
Orono Atoms
Orono Pee Wees
Orono Bantams
Millbrook
Orono Midgets
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AAD Universities
Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation
Federation
E. G. Jackson
Ottawa
Lougheed
Co-Operative
Federation of Agriculture
Co-operative Union of Ontario
Co-operators Insurance Association
Holly United Church
Ontario Agricultural College
Charles Reid
Terry Graham
H. EH. Walkey
Clarke
Durham County
Northumberland
Gerald S. Philp
Cramahe
Walkey
D. Cunningham
A. L. Blanchard
Darington Township
B. E. Watkey
United Counties Board of Health
Bailey, Harvey and Cooper
Collegiate Board
Ontario Municipal Board
United Counties Council
Council
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