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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1968
Page
3
Classified style note stating that messages will reach readers in the Times and that advertising pays. Includes a phone number for Prine 983-5301.
A historical plaque commemorating Gore's Landing community was unveiled in a park opposite the Anglican church rectory. The event highlighted a provincial series by the Department of Public Records and Archives with input from the Archaeological and Historic Sites Board of Ontario. Attendees included M P P s Alex Carruthers and Russell Rowe, Rev. Michael Mandich, Reeve Gordon Carruthers, Miss E Rogers, Dr N D Martin, and other local leaders and historians.
Eight hundred fifteen patrons bet over $15 000 at the Orono track last Friday evening and saw a one two in the ninth race by two Orono horses. Bill Reid of Orono drove Van's Pride to victory. Gerald Robinson aboard Ozark Jeffrey finished second. Multiple local drivers and horses placed in races at Orono and Peterborough over the weekend with several top finishes and close showings.
In Cobourg the 12th of July Battle of the Boyne procession drew more than 60 lodges from Northumberland and Durham with Cobourg Mayor J A Heenan and Reeve Lenah Fisher on the reviewing stand. The event, though colourful, lacked the spirit of Ulster processions with few Orange tunes and only one minor band performance.
Glen Ewen Saskatchewan residents Mr. and Mrs Roy Harness visit Mr. and Mrs Evan Quantrill. Albert Mitchell and family spent last week at a cottage on West Lake. Fred Lycett returned from Memorial Hospital Bowmanville. H E Millson family holidaying in Hali burton district. Francis Hall of Agincourt visited village relatives.
About 300 people attended a park Bar B Q featuring beef beans relishes donuts and coffee. Fred Storsbergen of New Dutch Oven Restaurant cooked a large roast beef barbecued for the crowd. A total of 225 pounds of beef were used as patrons repeatedly returned for seconds.
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