Antioch Seeks School Area Change Join With Orono
Antioch delegates urge council to seek withdrawal from the Public School Area and join with Orono to avoid subdivision risk. Officials note pending debenture issues, planning questions, and potential school consolidation affecting Antioch and Crone. Local garbage dumping complaints and road projects are also addressed.
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Clarke Township
Antioch School
Antioch
Port Granby
Area Board
Walkey
Council
Messrs. Payne and
Hale
OHS Students Shine At Spring Festival Glee Club
O H S Glee Club under conductor John Ford performs a varied program on May 28 at Oremo Opera House. The chorus delivers lively numbers including Stout Hearted Men and Jesus Joy of Man's Desiring, with Majorettes, a male quartet, and a sacred finale, earning enthusiastic audience applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Oremo Opera
John Ford
Jesus
Joan Allin
Mister Sandman
Joan Alldred
Lonesome Valley
Mr. Ford
Paul Tamblyn
Peter Loucks
Bill Tamblyn
Cornelius Maartense
Andy Sutch
Interesting Meeting of Lilac Tea WMS
The Sunday School Auditorium hosted a WMS Afternoon Auxiliary meeting with 35 ladies. Mrs. Drummond welcomed guests. devotional included a poem read by Mrs. Irwin and a scripture by Miss Penfound on Psalm 8. Notes highlighted WMS projects from Queens St. and Toronto centers and a TB survey talk by Mrs. Down. Peggy Hancock performed The Lost Chord. anniversary Sunday set for June 14.
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United Church
W.ms
Drummond
Irwin
Staples
Kelly
Sutton
Faples
Canada
Our
W.M.S
Board of Home Missions
C. Down
Orono
Peggy Hancock
C. M. Lovero
Dominion Board
Orono Athletic to Sponsor Summer Park Program
The Orono Amateur Athletic Association agreed to sponsor this summer’s child recreation program at Orono Park for ages three to twelve. Activities run July 6 for four weeks with registration June 18 at Orono Armories from 8 00 to 8 30.
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Athletic
Orono Amateur Athletic Association
Orono Park
Marvin Lunn
Orono Armouries
Donald Staples
Finalists Chosen For Friday Miss Orono Contest
Twelve Orono girls competed Saturday for three Miss Orono finalists Marilyn Cobbledick Roma Glanville and Patsy Reid were chosen to enter the final Friday event at the Miss Orono Dance in the Township Hall Judges included Lola Dempsey of the Toronto Daily Star Prizes total 25 provided by the Orono Chamber of Commerce Hi Teens promoted the event with a parade and float music by Paul Minnecola orchestra from Peterboro and a buffet lunch to follow
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Orono
Marilyn Cobbledick
Roma Glanville
Patsy Reid
Lola Dempsey
Toronto Daily Star
Orono Town Hall
Heather Rutherford
Jo Ann Rutherford
Connie Tyrrell
Joan Alldred
Nancy
Marilyn King
Joan Allin
Doris Laing
Joan Bruton
E. H. Samuel
Don Staples
H. Barlow
W.W. Watt
R. C. Forrester
Paul Minnecola
Peterboro
Durham candidates profile Roy Armstrong conservative rival Ted Woodyard
Roy Armstrong a third generation farmer from Manvers Township seeks the Durham seat as a CCF candidate with views on farm labor alliance and direct farm sales. Alex Carruthers leads the Conservatives in Durham with long party service. Edward R Woodyard, Liberal candidate, built a public career in municipal and county councils and self education after early schooling.
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Roy Armstrong
CCF
Durham
Janetville
Manvers Township
Mr. Armstrong
Armstrong
Alex Carruthers
Durham Conservative Association
Edward R
Ted) Woodyard
United Counties Council
Northumberland
Toronto
Walter and
Gertrude Woodyard
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Reeve Brown
Dent
C. Evans
Stone
Crono
Roberts
Police Trustees
Simpson's
O.H.S
Romberg
Bach
Thomson
Monk
Raye West
Heather Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Hattie Wilson
Irene Heron
Joseph Powley
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Ontario
Elsie Jones
Maybelle
Perry
Orono High School
Queens University
Kingston
Barrie
Olive Millson
Mr. Carruthers
Lambton County
Ont
Garden Hill
Durham County
Hugh and
Amelia Carruthers
Mgr. Carruthers
Port Hope
William Halfacre
Darlington
Tyrone School
Ted Woodyard
Ted” Woodyard
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