Orono Weekly Times Editorial and Publishing Details
Orono Weekly Times is published every Thursday from Main Street Orono Ontario. The paper is authorized as second class mail by the Post Office Department Ottawa. It was established in 1938 by R A Forrester with Roy C Forrester as editor and manager.
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
R. A. Forrester
Moffatt
Gibson
Orono
Kirby
MacLeod
Board of Education
Roy C. Forrester
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Heart Transplants Seen as Near Future Medical Edge
Public interest grows as medicine pushes toward heart transplants with kidney research paving the way. Authors argue rapid communication drives medical progress and public awareness, while acknowledging criticism over publicity.
Clarke Players Seek Support for February Production
The Clarke Players of Orono Newcastle Clarke Township area mainly Clarke High School students seek financial help for their February production A Man for All Seasons led by Miss Joan Bennett of Newcastle They have been self supporting through a prior year of plays and see arts as wholesome youth development Contacts for support are Mrs S B Rutherford Mrs H H Barlow of Orono and Miss Joan Bennett of Newcastle
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Clarke
Orono
Newcastle
Clarke Township
Clarke High School
Joan Bennett
S. B. Rutherford
H. H. Barlow
Orono school plans and kindergarten debate resurface
Letters urge Orono to build a new school and add kindergarten. Residents credit local leaders, churches, and youth programs for community vitality while arguing against delays and bused grades. A Tucson reader praises the Orono Weekly Times and its civic role, linking Basil Long sermons to local education.
Ice Storm Hits Orono Causes Snow Bank Cleanup
Orono residents dug out after a heavy ice storm, with snow shovels and snowmobiles common on Monday. The town appeared a fairy land of ice coated trees and fences. Aerials were damaged atop many homes and hydro power was out for about five and a half hours from 3:00 am to 8:30 am. Some trees suffered breakage from the ice coating of three quarters of an inch.
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Newtonville
Orono
Arvision
Two-Car Crash on Clarke Township Sideroad
No injuries reported after a two vehicle collision on the Clarke Township sideroad north of the sixth concession. A 1966 pick up truck driven by Joseph Wintjes, 60, of Thornhill, collided with a car driven by Mrs. E Gilbank, 49, of Crewe. Wintjes’ truck sustained 450 dollars damage and the Gilbank auto 650 dollars, for total 1100 dollars, per Bowmanville O P P spokesman.
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Joseph Wintjes
Yonge St
Thornhill
E. Gilbank
Crewe
Wintjes
Gilbank
Bowmanville
Ontario
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