Mrs John Kitchen speaks at Afternoon Auxiliary meeting
Mrs John Kitchen addressed the Afternoon Auxiliary of the Womens Missionary Society in the United Church school room on June 3. She discussed her work in China as hospital superintendent, nursing challenges, and displayed Chinese needle work. A report on clothing for overseas shipment to Toronto was given and plans for future meetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Missionary Society
The
United Church
C. Wood
W. J. Lycett
Toronto
Japan
Luella Rorke
V. Robinson
W.A
Robert Allin
A. A. Drummond
Love Devine
John Kitchen
China
Iron ore anomaly three miles from Port Hope in Lake Ontario
Northern Miner reports a major iron ore anomaly beneath Lake Ontario about three miles from Port Hope. Jones and Laughlin Steel drilling in Hope Township is featured and conjecture on ore depth suggests sediments reach 800 feet, with deeper ore under the lake and shallower northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ontario
Port Hope
Northern
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Hope Township
Department of Mines
South Durham Baseball League Schedule Summary
The South Durham Baseball League unveils its May to July schedule listing matchups by date and location. Teams include Orono Kendal Camborne Pelicans Bailieboro Garden Hill Newcastle Welcome and Warren Hill with several open and rescheduled dates. The note references Jones & Laughlin options linked to aerial survey findings, continuing on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
Newcastle
Garden Hill
Baleboro
Kendal
Camborne
Pelicans
Welcome
Camborne Newcastle
Bailieboro
Warren Hill
Welcome Newcastle
Pelicans Welcome
Kendal Defeats Orono 7 0 In Season Opener Clash
Kendal blanks Orono 7 to 0 in the first season meeting. George Jones worked six innings for Orono with seven runs allowed, eleven strikeouts, and seven walks as Kendal built leads in the first, third, and fifth frames. Kendal’s defense limited errors, while teammates Amstong Cornish West and Hutton contributed solid defense. Kendal remains undefeated against Orono this year and last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono Baseball Club
Kendal
Orono
George Jones
Crono
Jones
Kendall
R. West
Mercer
Grono
M. Quantrill
Lois Dean and William Cox United in Orono Ceremony
Lois Yvonne Dean daughter of Mr and Mrs Hesper Dean and William Gerald Cox son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cox were married at Orono United Church with Rev J Kitchen officiating. The bride wore Chantilly lace net gown and veil. reception followed and the couple plan to reside in Bowmanville after a trip through the Eastern States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono United Church
Lois Yvonne Dean
Hesper Dean
William Gerald Cox
Kenneth Cox
Bowmanville
Rev. J. Kitchen
Maureen McKenna
Shirley Flintoff
Margaret Simkin
Donald Cox
Junior West
Jack Wylie
Ross Taylor
Summer greetings and community notes from Leskard
Mrs. David Bell of Toronto returns to her summer home in Leskard. Mrs. James Cameron visited Toronto relatives. Bay of Quinte Conference attendees Rev A E Eustace and Rev G E Huff called on Orono friends. Thompson family from Toronto visited Leskard. Leskard W A thanks attendees at their concert and social. June 11 meeting of Leskard W A at the church. Local men built kitchen foundation. list of workers. Orono Lodge 1 C F parade with Orono Band. Rev John Kitchen led service by Rev McLean of Toronto. Duets by Mrs George Carson and Mr Charles Prust. Out-of-town visitors included Mr and Mrs Ernest Green and Geoffrey Chandler from Toronto. New contributions to Leskard Church Building Fund listed with amounts. Proceeds from small aprons noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Hamilton
A. E. Eustace
Pembroke
G. E. Huff
Cobdan
Lindsay
Orono Lodge
1.0.C.F
Orono
Orono Heather Rebekah Lodge
John Kitchen
McLean
Toronto
George Carson
Charles Prust
Mothers And Friends Enjoy Musical Evening By Children
A piano class Spring Recital was hosted at Mrs. M. H. Staples home on Thursday May 29. Miss Ann Best chaired the event welcoming mothers and friends. Performances included piano solos and duets plus a Handel life story and questions. John and Ross Tamblyn presented Mrs. Staples with flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Staples
A.M.T
Ann Best
Doreen
Joan al Idread
Handel
Doreen Alldread
John
Ross Tamblyn
Clarke Township Field Day Set At Orono Memorial Park
The Newcastle Lions Club sponsors Clarke Township public schools field day at Orono Memorial Park this Friday June 6. About five hundred children expected to compete in events with cups and trophies awarded and records likely to fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Township
Orono Memorial Park
Newcastle Lions Club
Margot Claire Rosenfeld Weds Edward Samuel in Primrose Club
Margot Claire Rosenfeld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosenfeld, married Edward Harry Samuel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Samuel, in a candle-light ceremony at the Primrose Club officiated by Rabbis Abraham Feinberg and Norman Shapiro. The bride wore a champagne gown with Valenciennes lace and carried lilies and lilacs. reception followed and the couple departed for Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primrose Club
Margot Claire
Joseph Rosenfeld
Edward Harry Samuel
Harry M. Samuel
Abraham Feinberg
Norman Shapiro
Benjamin Levy
Clarke Township Council Meeting Sets Street Light Rates Vote
In Bowmanville Hospital Isabella Stringer 71 widow of Wellesley Stringer Orono dies after brief illness. Council to meet June 11 Kendal Orange Hall to decide street lighting rates after contract with Hydro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendale
Bowmanville Hospital
Isabella Stringer
Wellesley Stringer
Orono
Kendal
Hydro Electric Power Commission
Orange Hall
Evening Auxiliary Meeting Report
The Evening Auxiliary held its regular meeting on Thursday evening, May 15, in the Sunday School room with president Eileen Billings presiding. Kay Chapman and her group led the program, and Beth Sherwin conducted the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Billings
Kay Chapman
Beth Sherwin
Evening program on family living for a brighter tomorrow
Mary Ann Armstrong gave a piano solo and Joan Black a vocal solo. The group discussed "Family living to day for a better to-morrow." Hilda Tamblyn led the discussion. Everyone enjoyed and benefited, followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Armstrong
Joan Black
Hilda Tamblyn
Orono Turf Club Plans Harness Racing Debut on June 28
Orono Turf Club will hold its first harness racing meet on Saturday June 28 at the Exhibition grounds track in Orono. Proceeds will offset track improvements, with races open to all classes of harness horses and invitations extended to notable officials of the Canadian Trotting Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono Turf Club
Exhibition Grounds
Orono
Ontario
The
Turf Club
Premeir Leslie Frost
Earl Rowe
Fred Orpen
Canadian Trotting Association
Eate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tron
South Durham Baseball League
Jones & Laughlin
Cox
Dean
Leskard
David Bell
James Cameron
Thompson
Clare Martin
Mr. Milton Cornish
Uxbridge
Leskard W. A
Leskard W.A
Kitchen
Roy Thompson
Ivan Ball
Art Robbins
Harry Berry
Em Nicholson
Ross Tennant
Ernest. Green
G. Marsh
Geoffrey
Mrs. Chandler
Leskard Church Building Fund
Norman Bairstow
Raymond Chapman
Mae Elwood
Nee Carscadden
George Pollard
John Tamblyn
Clarke Two
Samuel
Rosenfeld
Mrs. Samuel
Virginia
Hermon
Bancroft
Stringer
Ellen Ramsbottom
Georgina Edwards
Wester Stringer
Annie
Charles Mallard
Kirkland Lake
Mary
Brownly Stringer
Eliabeth
James Casselman
A. W. Ramsbottom
Wm. W. Ramsbottom
A. ©. Bandy
Newtonville
Dora
Norris Dodds
Mary Elizabeth
L. Turner
Morris
Hermon United Church
Paul
Fort Stewart
Charles Mollard
Curl Rodgers
Virginiatown
Ted Bronson
Drayton
B. Stringer
Joan Stringer
Basil Robinson
Lara Edwards
Valerie Tyler
Elmo Stringer
Brampton
Milton Edwards
Andrew Bandy
Raymond Bruce
Charles Ramsbottom
Galetti Ramsbottom
Bruce Ramsbottom
Morris Ramsbottom
Stuart Burgess
Mac Burgess
Clarke Township Council
Fred Winnis
Wm. Armstrong
Durham Central Agricultural Society
Waddell
Messrs
E. J. Brown
C. J. Allin
Durham County Farmers Co-operative
No. 35
Department of Highways
Anderson
Marston
Lovekin
McZey
Council
Kamlee Construction Co
Duvall
Harris
Ted
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