Orono United Church Sunday School Holds Anniversary Parade
Dozens join in annual Orono United Church Sunday School anniversary on May 28 with a parade led by the Orono Band, two services, youth choirs, and a guest speaker from the Sunday School Church of the Air warning youth about alcohol and LSD. The event spotlights Mrs. W E Armstrong and Mrs. C W Billings in leading the Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono United Church Sunday School
Leskard Choir
Orono Band
E. Dent
Shelley Battams
Crono Youth
Morton
Mr. M. Colvin
Mel Smith
the Air
Dur ham 4 H Barley Club Meets at Agriculture Dept
The third meeting of the Durham 4H Barley Club was held on May 18 at the Department of Agriculture in Bowmanville in conjunction with the South Durham Corn Silage club. President Keith Allin opened the session. minutes, roll call, grain judging, and reasons were presented by Don Welsh and Jim Rickard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Department of Agriculture
Bowmanville
South Durham
Keith Allin
Don Welsh
Corn Club
Jim Rickard
Russell
Mr. Welsh
Mr. Rickard
Dalrymple
Rickard
Stock Car Races Draw Enthusiastic Crowd
An estimated 2500 spectators in 500 cars packed Ganaraska Speedway east of Kendal for a stock car and jalopy event. The oval track, improvised in a field, featured banking and posts for safety as cars flipped with no injuries. Top drivers were P. Langstaff, R. Corry, and Conrad Dillabough in 20 lap heats. Dolly Bedding, Georgina Mullin, and Hannah Farrow led the Powder Puff race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganaraska Speedway
Kendal
Durham
Northumberland
P. Langstaff
R. Corry
Conrad Dillabough
Dolly Bedding
Georgina Mullin
Hannah Farrow
Former Reeve Of Clarke Dies
Arthur McKay of Newtonville died May 29 in Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. He served Clarke Township Council as Councillor 1922 to 1925 and 1931 to 1934, Deputy Reeve 1926 to 1927, 1951 to 1954 as Deputy Reeve, then Reeve in 1954 and 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowmanville Memorial Hospital
Arthur McKay
Newtonville
Mr. McKay
Clarke Township
Honey opens spring fair amid talk on Canadian farming
Durham M.P. Russell C. Honey officially opened the 1967 Spring Fair sponsored by the Millbrook Agricultural Society. He said the event helps farmers meet socially, compare top livestock with their own, and keep abreast of industry advances. He urged Canada to upgrade production to stay at the forefront internationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Russell C. Honey
Millbrook Agricultural Society
Honey
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.G.I.T
M. Colvin
D. Staples
Lynn Bailey
Oshawa
Orono
Carol Nixon
Alma Cuttell
Cenral
Ontario Trust
Central Ontario Trust & Savings Corporation
King St. W. Bowmanville
Simcoe St. N. Oshawa
Mr. Dalrymple
Clarke
Millbrook Fair
H.P
Watson’s Marine & Cycle
Drone
Ontario
Oshawa Driving Club
Port Perry Fair Grounds
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