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Orono Weekly Times

Location

Orono, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jul 26, 1956

Page

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Washrooms planned for Armouries balcony and upstairs corner

At the Orono Trustees meeting the board approved locating washrooms on the east balcony and southeast upstairs corner of the Municipal Building. They will tile the space and secure water from Mr Dent, with monthly rates preferred to wells. Prices for rooms and fixtures will be sought for next meeting.

Orono Police Hydro Office Station Street Cob Hill Mr. Dent My. Dent’s S. B. Rutherford H. M. Mercer Church Street Allin House R. R. Waddell Allin

Miss Margaret Fintoff Honoured With Shower

Miss Margaret Fintoff is honoured with a July shower hosted by the Evening Auxiliary at the Lake Scugog cottage of Mr and Mrs Milton Morris. About twenty five members attended from the Town Hall area as they enjoyed supper boat rides games and a walk around the lake with thanks offered to Dora Ross for hosting and a hope to meet again next year.

Station Street Gamsby Graham Cob Hill Bridge Cob Hill Messrs. Mercer Forrester Milton Morris Lake Scugog Dora Sam Ross

Evening Auxiliary Honors Miss Flittoff at Lake Scugog Shower

Miss Margaret Flittoff of Oshawa received a miscellaneous shower last Friday evening at Mrs. Wm Grady's home in Lake Scugog attended by about thirty five friends and relatives. A dozen school chums traveled from Toronto Montreal Port Hope and Bowmanville for best wishes and a coronet of roses greeted the bride to be. After contests a lunch was served by hostesses Mrs Wm Grady Mrs Donald Staples and Mrs Ri Mee Mullen. The evening ended with happy reminiscences.

Margaret Flittoff Oshawa Orono Wm. Grady Toronto Montreal Port Hope Bowmanville Margaret Wm, Grady Donald Staples

Six Fire Departments Test Relay Pumping Near Orono

Six fire departments including Newcastle Port Hope Cobourg Bewdley Peterborough and Orono joined a relay pumping drill in Orono testing half mile runs at prescribed pressures. The exercise showed two pumps could deliver water a half mile to the nozzle though hose failures slowed progress. Afterward Ontario Fire Marshals Office officials discussed creating three fire areas covering Orono Kendal and Newcastle with possible equipment sharing and protection plans.

Orono Newcastle Port Hope Cobourg Bewdley Peterborough Orone Cob Hill Main Street Orono Municipal Ontario Fire Marshals Office Clarke Dave Low Low Vicinity Kendal Newcastle and Vicinity

Ontario Considers Higher 55 M.P.H. Limits on Highways

The Ontario Department of Highways studies extending the 55 mph limit from No. 400 to No. 401 east of Highland Creek. Officials note positive driver reaction to the 55 mph trial and trucks remain capped at 50 mph. A related review may raise the Queen Elizabeth Way limit, possibly to 85 mph, with gradual reductions to 45 mph near lower limits. Proposals include allowing passing on either side on four lane highways and appointing Col. R. H. Paterson to head Millbrook reform school.

Highland Creek Ontario Department of Highways No. 400 United States Queen’s Park

Col Paterson Appointed Governor of Don Reform School

Col Paterson former Burwash assistant superintendent was appointed governor of the Don after an inquiry by the Department following the Boyd gang escape at Millbrook. The Millbrook reform facility will house repeaters and trouble makers and plans include license plate production for provincial drivers with new bidding for modern machinery at Millbrook.

R. H. Paterson Don Millbrook Queen’s Park Col. Paterson Burwash Department Boyd Guelph

Farmers Union Mass Meeting at Newcastle Ends Early

President A W Cormack addressed Durham County farmers and families at Newcastle Community Hall. He criticized price cuts by buyers, arguing they harmed farm income and the economy, while urging collective action to shield Canadian agriculture. Percy Rowe, ex MP, spoke on organization and defending farmers from exploitation.

A. W. Cormack Ontario Farmer’s Union Durham County Newcastle Pres. Cormack Percy Rowe M.P Rowe Farmer’s Union Nis

Extensive Reconstruction Being Planned For Orono School

Orono Public School trustees plan a large addition to the southeast corner to relocate washrooms for both boys and girls and add a nurses or teachers room. The high school board agrees to pay four sevenths of the cost. The construct will allow future room expansion above the new addition.

Orono

Hydro Workers Vote On 5 Percent Pay Rise in Toronto

Eleven thousand members of the Ontario Hydro Employees Association are to vote on a new one year agreement in Toronto. The Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario accepted the offer last weekend by the executive.

Ontario Hydro Employees Association Toronto Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario

Bantam Play Offs Stir Orono and Courtice Interest

The Orono and Courtice Bantam Baseball teams contest a two game series to reach the Ontario Baseball finals. Courtice led the first game in Courtice before darkness halted play, prompting a protest over a Courtice coach umpire. Orono won the second game in Orono 17 to 14 with Kenny Kennedy pitching poorly early before Donnie Lycett finished. Officials will rule on the protest before further dates are set, possibly next week.

Orono Courtice Bantam Courtice Lakeshore Kenny Kennedy Donnie Lycett

Orono Girls Win Opening Game Of Semifinal Playdowns

In Clarke Darlington league action at Orono Park Newcastle led early, but Orono rallied to win 15 to 14. Marion Boyd collected five hits, with Gail Cooper and Donna Forrester driving ten runs between them. Marlene Cantrill and Enid Tennant pitched for Orono. third game set for Friday in Orono.

Orono Girls Orono Newcastle Marion Boyd Gail Cooper Donna Forrester Marlene Cantrill Enid Tennant

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Armouries R. C. Forrester Park Street Department of Highways Ontario Fire Marshall Leskard Lao Tze Margaret Fintoff Mercer Orono Chamber of Commerce Aldershot Foote Ralph Ayres Millbrook Reformatory Farmers’ Union Ydro 1.0.C.F Rice Lake Canada Oddfellows Rebekahs Lake Gore’s Landing Jim Smith Gordon Watson Pat Ernie Green England Mrs. Smith
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