Orono weekly newspaper notice list of editors and pricing
The notice identifies Roy C. Forrester as editor and manager for the Orono Ontario paper established in 1938 by R A Forrester. It notes Canadian and U S subscription rates and associations memberships. The paper is published every Thursday from Main Street with contact via phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Roy C. Forrester
Assoc
Canada
U.S.A
R. A. Forrester
Main Street
Orono
Ontario
Why The Hurry In Modern Life And Driving Stress
A reflection on contemporary life’s pace and the irrational urge to hurry. It notes most workers enjoy tolerable conditions and recreation, yet driving behavior shows a needless rush. Tests show little time saved by speeding, while risks in traffic rise with aggressive driving.
The Torch Bearers Shines In Weekend Drone Players Run
The Drone Players offered a humorous play The Torch Bearers over the weekend delighting locals with a strong cast and lively pacing. Congratulations go to the cast and director for their handling of timing and atmosphere, with praise for backstage crews, set design, and committee support essential to the success.
Litter Problem in Orono Business District
Village street litter mars the Orono business section with wrappers and papers along the curb. Storekeepers should keep fronts clean and a weekly garbage pickup by the police trustees could improve the appearance.
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Orono
Engagement of Carolyn MacArthur to Alexander Drummond
Mr and Mrs Hanford D MacArthur of Sussex New Brunswick announce the engagement of their elder daughter Carolyn Josephine to Alexander R Drummond son of Mr and Mrs Arthur A Drummond of Orono Ontario. The marriage is set for June 18 at 3 pm at Sussex United Baptist Church.
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Hanford D. MacArthur
Sussex
N.B
Carolyn Josephine
Alexander R. Drummond
Arthur A. Drummond
Orono
Ontario
Sussex United Baptist Church
Church Avenue
Muir and Patterson Memorial Notices From Bowmanville
In loving memory of Isabella G. Muir who died June 3 1959. Also Patterson Lillian Morton died May 31 1960 at Memorial Hospital Bowmanville wife of Ernest E Patterson and mother of James in her 70th year. Resting at Northcutt and Smith Funeral Home Bowmanville. Service June 3 2 30 p.m. Interment Orono Cemetery.
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Patterson
Memorial Hospital
Bowmanville
Lillian Morton
Ernest E. Patterson
James
Northcutt and Smith Funeral Home
Orono Cemetery
Peterborough Urged as Unemployment Emergency Area by Workers
A Peterborough delegation from the General Union for Unemployed Workers urged Ontario officials to declare the city an unemployment emergency, seek immediate government aid, and implement a public works program to provide jobs and sustain unemployment insurance. The call framed unemployment as a chronic issue needing urgent action.
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Peterborough
General Union For Unemployed Workers
Ontario
Orono Community Events Light Up June Schedule
The W A of Orono United Church hosts a Wednesday supper on June 29 with cold meat salads and strawberries. Orono High School staff presents Breath of Spring at Town Hall on June 29 featuring Diane Pierce soloist and the OHS Majorettes with 50 cent admission. A parade and fairs on June 4 include horse races horse show cattle exhibit and band tea to raise funds for missions. The Annual Horticultural District Picnic goes to Brighton on June 11 with bus 11:30 a.m. departure fare 1.00 and dinner 1.50. contact Mrs C W Billings or Mrs Norman Allin to go.
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W. A. of
Orono United Church
Orono High School
Town Hall
Orono
Thursyz
Diane Pierce
Torsanto
O. H.S
T-C
Brighton
C. W. Billings
Norman Allin
Mission Band Teas and Display Conclude Year
The Mission Band announces a Saturday event on June 4 at 3 o'clock featuring highlights of the year's work. Tea will be served at 3 45 with a display of handwork related to the study. All interested adults are invited to attend.
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A-P
Mission Band
Ontario universities back Peterborough college plan
Three Ontario universities expressed willingness to affiliate with a proposed Peterborough college. A committee report to Education Minister Robarts is due June 7. An advisory board will help arrange courses and staff, with Queen’s University and the University of Western Ontario represented. Credit transfer would be allowed for affiliated students.
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Ontario
Peterborough
Robarts
Claude Bissill
University of Toronto
Queen’s University
University of Western Ontario
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