Elected Warden Reeve Walkey of United Counties
Reeve H. B. Walkey of Clarke Township was elected Warden of the United Counties of Northumberland and Durham by acclamation. A Newtonville resident, he works for Port Hope Telephone Co. and has served ten years in Clarke Township offices, including reeve since 1960.
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Reeve Walkey
United County Council
H. BH. Walkey
Clarke Townsh'n
United Counties
Northumberland
Durham
Walkey
Mr. Walkey
Newtonville
The
Port Hope
Clarke
J. T. Brown
Clarke’ Township
Council
Warden Walkey
Clarke Township
High-C News Sunday Meeting Probes Alcohol Theme
The High C group met in the Sunday School Auditorium on Sunday January 13. A devotion on alcohol in the Bible noted no firm rule from Jesus but cautioned against drunkenness and shame. Members split into moderate drinkers and abstainers to discuss the issue.
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Jesus
Kirby
Three Jewels Presented At Orono Oddfellows Social
The Orono Oddfellows and Rebekah Lodge celebrated founder Thomas Wiley with a social evening attended by about fifty. Students reported on a U N Seminar at Queen's University Kingston, with Country Four Quartette entertainment. Jewel awards honored long-serving members, and speakers urged broadening world awareness.
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C.F
Orone Oddfellows
Thomas Wiley
U.N
Kingston
Country Four Quartette
Sue Major
Tom Henderson
Queen’s University
New York
Security Council
General Assembly of
The
Crone Oddfellows
Rebekah Lodge
1.C.C.F
Spon
Howey Reports To Liberal Association In Durham County
Durham County Liberal Association meeting at the Newcastle residence of Vice-President John Rickard drew representatives from all municipalities. Russell C. Honey MP Port Hope reviewed his first session work in Canada's 25th Parliament and urged action on Food and Drug Act amendments, Export Credits Insurance Act expansion, and Ontario tobacco market efforts. Allan Beer welcomed the Ontario Provincial Party Rally in Toronto and pressed for policies benefiting Durham.
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Durham County
Toronto
Wintermeyer
Beer
Honey
Durham
House of Commons
Liberal Party
Ontario
FAME Seeks Durham County Support For Meat Packing Plan
A FAME meeting in Orono aimed to raise $32,000 in Durham County with $8,000 already bought. The Ontario Hog Producers Association outlined progress as FAME builds meat plants, starting with 100 acres at Ayr for the first plant to open this fall. Five plants are planned by 1964 with WAM shares at $1,000,000 of a $2,000,000 goal.
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FAME
Orono
Durham County
Victoria County
Messrs
Ray Webster
Chas. McGinnis
Ontario Hog Producer's Association
Ayr
Oakwood
Lindsay
Orono Red Cross to Hold Annual Meeting January 24
Coming Events note the Orono Red Cross Society annual meeting on Thursday January 24. The group supports Halifax Oil capsules for public schools in winter and a summer water safety program. They aid disaster relief and many volunteers serve without pay. Canvassers will seek financial support in March.
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The
Orono Red Cross Society
Orone Red Cross Society
Clarke-Lounship
Braund Chairs Trent University Campaign in Peterborough
E C Braund named chair of the Trent University Founding Fund campaign in Peterborough with a voluntary team including L Browne M Cherney M Comstock N J Crook Col J A Dewart G J Dolan D W Kingdon W H Mortlock L Reichardt Hugh Waddell W G Ward J G Wharry. The drive targets 1.52 million by March 1963 as more than 11 million will be spent on the university in the next five years.
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H. GC. Braund
Peterborough
Trent University
C. K Fraser
Braund
L. Browne
M. Cherney
M. Comstock
N. J. Crook
J. A. Dewart
G. J. Dolan
D. W. Kingdon
W. H. Mortlock
L. Reichardt
Hugh Waddell
W. G. Ward
J. G. Wharry
T. H. B. Symons
University of Toronto
Congregational Meeting Follows Orono United Church Pot Luck
Orono United Church held its annual congregational meeting after a pot luck supper in the church basement. Remarked reports highlighted 369 resident members, active M and M, Sunday School, and UCW groups. Rev. B Long accepted the invitation to continue service, with total receipts of 20172.61 including 13199.54 for building fund.
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Hi-C’s
United Church
M and M
The
Orono United Church
UCW
B. Long
Orono
Long
Oshawa Club Hosts All Ontario Junior Ski Championship
The Oshawa Ski Club hosts the All Ontario Junior Ski Championship on February 9 and 10, marking the first time both slalom and ski jumps are held at a single venue. About thirty clubs are expected to compete as Oshawa reports a tripled club membership in the past month.
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Oshawa
Orono Pee Wee Team Wins Millbrook Tournament
The Orono Pee Wee hockey club captured the Millbrook tournament title, defeating Keene in two overtimes for a 3-2 final. Other entrants included Bobcaygeon Little Britain Cannington and Millbrook as the event marked its first edition with plans for 1964. Steven West led with a hat trick and assists from Eric Duvall and Doug Taylor while Don Todd starred in goal for Orono.
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Orono Pee Wee
Millbrook
Pee Wee Boys
Bobcaygeon
Little Britain Keene
Cannington
Orono
Achanilom
Tween Orono
Keene
Crone
Little Britain
Steven West
Douglas Taylor
Eric Duvall
Irene
Don Todd
Duvall
Steven
Doug Taylor
Bop Hazelden
Eric
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Gordon Watson
Glen Alin
Merril Brown
Don Staples
Jack Allin
S. B. Rutherford
Brother Earl Fox
Stirling
Grand Lodge of Ontario
Bro
Wes Fryer
Earl Fox
Ernest Dent
Leroy Myles
John Berry
Roc
Howey
Liberal Association
Len Pears
Orone Oddfellow’s Lodge
Mic
Soring
Len Pearce
Noble Grand
North Oren
WAM
Orono Red Cross
E.C. Braund
Chairmain Trent. University
Clarke High School
L. A. Parker
Bowmanville
J. W. Wright
Alan Strike
C. Tamblyn
E. M. Creighton
M. Paterson
J. T. McCreery
C. Nichols
L. Parker
C. Allin
Forbes Heyland
Garnet Tubb
D. ‘Kemp
Jcottrell
P. Smith
J. Hope
Teacher-Board Relations Committee
Toronto Board
Carlos Tamblyn
Parker
Crono
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