Township School Area Seeks Two Teachers and Principal
Clarke Township Area School Board reports two teaching vacancies and a principal needed for Kendal two room school alongside the Brown's school post. Board discusses Newtonville additions of two classrooms and a 1600 square foot auditorium with bids due July 19. cost estimated at 70000 with 60000 approved by the Department of Education, funded through the general budget.
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Clarke Township Area
Kendal
No. 9
Newtonville
Department of Education
Modern Painting Company of
Oshawa
Brown
Visit to Northern Ontario Expedition Ends in Transit Woes
The article recounts a strained journey across Northern Ontario during a moose study expedition. Two planes bound for Fort Frances failed to reach their destination due to heavy rain and fog. The final planes landed on nearby lakes, forcing the group to trek to a rail line and then ride a Lands and Forests car 26 miles to Fort Frances, marking the end of day one amid travel disruptions.
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Fort Frances
Fort Williams
Port Hope Tender Plans for New Federal Building Site
Ottawa opens tenders for demolition of the building on federal property at John and Augusta Streets in Port Hope. Durham M P Russell C Honey announced that ten bids will be called this month to prepare the site for a new federal building, with construction to start later this year.
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Ottawa
John and
Augusta Streets
Port Hope
Durham
M.P
Russell C. Honey
Federal
Honey
Board authorizes chip stone work to finish project
The board did not approve the move but authorized placing of chip stone to complete the project. Cement curbs are to be installed around the parking area.
Special Summer Course in Teaching French to English Pupils
The Ontario Department of Education launched a one month Special Summer Course in the Teaching of French to English-speaking Pupils in Elementary Schools. It runs from July 5 at King Edward Public School Toronto and at Ottawa Teachers' College. Participants study teaching methods aids class organization and seminar French conversation. Graduates receive a certificate as Teacher of French to English-speaking Pupils in Elementary Schools.
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Ontario
Ontario Department of Education
William G. Davis
King Edward Public School
Lippincott Street
Toronto
Ottawa Teachers’ College
Elgin Street
Ottawa
Orono Girls Rally Past Welcome 17 13 Softball Win
Orono girls softball overcame a four run first inning deficit to beat Welcome 17 to 13. Carol Mercer hit two home runs, Beverly Tennant one, Julie Neals added a homer, and Ronda Tennant and Nancy Forrester pitched for Orono. M Osmone homered for Welcome as the team scored across three innings.
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Orono
Welcome
Carol Mercer
Beverly Tennant
Julie Neals
Ronda Tennant
Nancy Forrester
M. Osmone
Harness action continues with several local winners
Harness racing kept local interest with Archie Glenney's Virginia's Boy in form and winning his last two races. Keith West and Lightning Dares surprised in Peterborough with a first place in a pacer field. Other placings included Our Patricia third, Etching second, Hal Spirit in the second, Count Markie fourth, Speedway Pat back in Peterborough, and Happy Mace with Bomber Dares placing third.
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Archie Glenney
Virginia
Keith West
Peterborough
Jack Reid
Patricia
Lawrence Hooey
Garden City
Count Markie
Junior West
Junior
Speedway Pat
Jack Williams
Happy Mace
Promotion Results Names in order of merit
Promotion results list students by grade and merit. Grade IX includes Avelyne Lycett. Grade VIII lists Donna Cochrane, H Robert Voigt, H Kaye Alldread, H Helen Knapp, H. Grade VII shows Millie Voigt, Nancy Perdue. Grade VI includes Bill Ransberry, Craig Coch rane, Joanne De Smith, Paul De Smit, Doris P. Wannan, with teacher contact noted.
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Avelyne Lycett H
Donna Cochrane
Robert Voigt
Kaye Alldread
Helen Knapp
Bill Ransberry
Craig Cochrane
Joanne de Smith
Paul ‘de Smit
Durham M P Russell C Honey Elected to Commonwealth Group
Russell C Honey was elected to the Executive Committee of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Canadian Branch at the association's annual meeting held June 29 in Durham. The CPA includes parliamentarians from Commonwealth countries.
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Durham
M.P. Russell C. Honey
Commonwealth Parliamentary Association
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J. Williams
Post Office
Peterborough Examiner
Cobourg
Lindsay
Memoria Centre
Bowmanville
Three Stooges
Nancy Kovack
Devil-Ship Pirates
SUN
Hush
Sweet Charlotte
Bette Davis
Agnes Moorehead
Joseph Cotton
Charles Reid
Hal Spirit
Bomber Dares
Dave Roughley
T.S.A
Millie Voigt H
Nancy Perdue
Allan Knapp
Bae L
Stutt
Doris P. Wannan
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