Orono Wins Second Finals Game Over Newtonville 25 12
In Orono park on a Wednesday evening the Orono girls defeated Newtonville 25 to 12 to even the finals. Joan Cooper pitched well for Orono, with six runs in the fourth inning by Newtonville, while Crono led Orono with a 10 run rally in the fourth. The series heads to a deciding game with the league championship at stake.
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Orono
Newtonville Girls
Orono Park
Joan Cooper
Orono Girls
Newtonville
LL. Binsted
P. Stark
Crono
A. Staples
C. Staples
Tennant
D. West
G. Jones
F. Jones
Dean
Shirley Flintoff
H. Binsted
Ga_Walkey
M. Burley
iMv Holmes
GC. Jones
J. Tennant
E. Tennant
Flintoff
J. Gooper
M. McKenna
JC. Staples
Joan
C. Caswell
M. Holman
G. Walkey
Anna
Carol Staples
Newcastle
Eunice
IM. Burley
L. Dean
M. Harman
Newtonsville
M. Halman
Middleton
Staples
BH. Middleton
GC. Staples
L. Pernell
Anna Staples
Chasing the News: Orono Citizens Urged to Submit Items
The note explains editors seek reader items to fill the newspaper. Citizens from Orono and nearby areas are urged to send visitor names, social happenings, church events, weddings and other interests. A few contributions from many readers help publish the paper.
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Orono
Socaal
Newcastle Arena Debenture Passes By-law Approval
Newcastle residents vote on a 6000 debenture for a memorial arena with 119 in favor and 61 opposed. The arena fund totals 20000 with 9000 personal subscriptions 6000 voting approval and 5000 provincial grant. The facility in Newcastle Park will be 90 by 200 feet with 75 by 175 ice surface and seating for 1000.
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Newcastle
Newcastle Memorial
Newcastle Council
Ontario
Uated
Newcastle Park
Bank of Canada plans third series of Canada Savings Bonds
The Bank of Canada announced on behalf of the Minister of Finance that a third series of Canada Savings Bonds will be offered this Fall. Details and terms will be set later, likely in September, with features similar to the first two series. Since 1946 over 2.1 million applications have totaled more than 813 million dollars. Preparations began in Ottawa, and the bonds will be available for cash or through installment plans.
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Bank of Canada
Minister of Finance
Canada
Canada Savings
Ottawa
Harvest Camps Urgently Seek Men and Women in Ontario
Ontario Farm Service Force director Alex Maclaren calls for strong youth participation from August 1 to November 15 as bumper fruit and vegetable crops require hundreds of harvest workers. Camps in Niagara district Holland Marsh Oakville Clarkson Wattonville Waterford Ruthven Thedford host volunteers who get steady pay, with applicants bringing only blankets and sheets.
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Ontario
Alex,Maclaren
Ontario Farm Service Force
Niagara District
Holland Marsh
Oakville
Clarkson
Wattonville
Waterford
Ruthven
Thedford
Maclaren
Richmond Street East
Toronto
Cobourg Approves Arena Plans and Site For Recreation Centre
Cobourg town council approved the rink and recreation centre project priced near 185000 with a 224 by 110 foot building and 180 by 80 foot ice surface. Division street south facing the park is the site. The town has 50000 contributed, a further 50000 must be raised via subscriptions before the debenture issue. Mayor Joe Smith indicated about 68000 more should be raised to reach the target.
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Cobourg
Division Street
Joe Smith
Council
Malcolm Brooks Trinity United Church Wedding in Bowmanville
Gwendolyn Dorsen Brooks and Lawrence Stanley Malcolm wed at Trinity United Church Bowmanville with Rev. J. E. Gripth officiating. Attendants wore pink and blue, reception followed at the bride’s home, couple to honeymoon in the United States and reside on the groom’s North Nestleton farm.
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Trinity United Church
Bowmanville
Gwendolyn Dorsen
Samuel W. Brooks
Lawrence Stanley Malcolm
Stanley Malcolm
J. E.gripth
Reta Dudley
Jean Malcolm
Lenore Collacutt
Glen Brooks
Nancy van Nest
Neil ‘Malcolm
Grant Brooks
Alt
States
North Nestleton
Durham All Star Girls Softball Team Heads to Belleville
Durham County all star girls softball team, managed by Stan Payne, travels to Belleville for the Junior Farmers Field Day this Friday July 30. The seven county event draws strong crowds, with Durham aiming to defend their title after a top finish two years ago. The lineup includes McKenna, Holman, E Tennant, J Tennant, J Cooper, Gray, Caswell, Bonathan, West, Jones, Burley, and Stapleton. Crono opens against a Northumberland team at 1.00 p.m.
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Durham County
Belleville
Durham
Stan Payne
McKenna
Holman
E. Tennent
J. Tennant
J.cooper
Infield
Gray
Caswell
Bonathan
West
Jones
Burley
Stapleton
Crono
Northumberland
Dogdom in Court in Markham Trial Over Sheep Killings
A dog named Cinder owned by Mrs. Wyatt Johnson faces court action in Markham Township Ontario for the November sheep killings on William Brodie’s farm. Magistrate O M Martin remanded the case for a week to bring the animal to court. Brodie received 1100 dollars compensation, with the council seeking half from the Johnsons.
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Gormley
Markham
Cinder
Wyatt Johnson
William Brodie
Johnsons
Council Eyes September Start for New Building
The council discussed a likely September 15 start on the building project and a completion ready for use by the first of the next year. They paid tribute to Bob Holland for leading the building committee and gathering plans and information.
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Bob Holland
Judging At Farm Of Mr. James T. Brown
About 200 dairy enthusiasts from Durham and nearby counties attended a judging event at James T. Brown’s farm on Friday evening July 16 arranged by the Durham County Holstein Breeders Association and Ontario Livestock Branch. The session featured practical judging of ten cows, with score cards and official ratings by Geo. Vanpatter. The event outlined judging, selective registration and dairy grading to boost pedigreed stock interest.
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James T. Brown
Durham County
Durham County Holstein Breeders’ Association
Ontario Livestock Branch
W. P. Watson
Ontario Livestock Director
Durham
Ontario
Peterboro
Vanpatter
Baltimore Sports Day Attracts Large Crowd And Events
A large crowd attended Baltimore sports day on Saturday with beauty judging by Mayor Smith of Cobourg. Events included ladies and mens softball, tug of war, harness and running races, and a display of new machinery. The day honored Mr Brown’s herd losses to lightning. prizes from local merchants went to Mrs Tamblyn Orono Ken Gilbank Burketon and Margaret Tink Hampton.
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Baltimore
Smith
Cobourg
Balmore Ifire Brigade
Phil Sam to Take Red Cross Course at Picton
Orono juniors and older children attend park activities at Community Memorial Park with lawn crochet quoits and softball. Phil Sam, the instructor, will be away Wednesday to Friday next week for a Red Cross course in Picton funded by the Orono Red Cross. An August water safety test will be held for juniors intermediates and seniors with detailed swim and dive requirements. The park program aims to keep children occupied with games and swimming lessons away from street scenes.
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Orono ‘Community Memorial Park
Samis
Red Cross
Picton
Orono
Red Cross Society
Ali
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Wilf Bowman
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Everett Brown
Harry Jose
J. J. E. McGague
Alliston
Gordon Kelley
Harold Muir
E. A. Summers
Hal Grattan
Flicka
Ds. Cowan
Hal ‘Grattan Jy
J. White
Colborne
B. Samons
Worthy
H. J. White
Dale
Cliff
Vimy Porter
Brownie
Fred Davey
Jerry
Bruce Davey
B. Melvor
Senesesm
Rolph
Bess
C. Minifie
W. Harris
Trigger
L. Minifie
Fred ‘Slade James Vermilion
Dick Heenan
Bert Reid
Vern Hoy
Kendal
Phil Sam
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