Orono Pool to Open This Saturday and Park Fees Rise
Curvply Wood Products extends its south plant by 5 000 square feet for finishing and plans a 15 000 square foot plastics addition pending Clarke Township permit approval. Ontario Development Corp tentatively approves a $60 000 grant toward the plastics project, with total spend around $180 000. Orono Park Board reverses course to fund water to the pool, which will reopen this Saturday weather permitting. Parking increases to 1.00 for cars, swimming admission up to 0.50. season tickets unchanged. Council decision on permit pending three weeks.
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Curvply Wood Products
Samuel
Curoply
Clarke
Ontario Development Corporation
Orono
Park Board
Orone
Luxton Mather wedding in Orono at United Church
Miss Patricia Ruth Mather wed Robert Wesley Luxton on Friday May 3 at Orono United Church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sterling Mather, wore white satin with pearl accents. escorted by her father. Attendants included maid of honor Lynda Mather and best man Terry Cox. Reception at Northway Restaurant followed by a yellow going away dress for the bride. The couple will reside in Orono.
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Patricia Ruth Mather
Robert Wesley Luxton
Orono United Church
Sterling Mather
Orono
Wesley Luxton
Bowmanville
Oscar Luxton
Basil Long
Muriel Staples
Lynda Mather
Wilverforce, Ont
Our
Terry Cox
John Mather
David Luxton
Northway
Robert Luxton
Orono Junior Gardeners Prize Winners May 23 1968
The Orono Junior Gardeners held the Spring Show with forty nine entries and three on display. Winners include Cathy Millson Kathy Lycett Stephen Barnett for Juniors in Dining table arrangements and Donna Challice Laurie Schmid for Seniors. other class prizes to Ricky De Vos Dale Evans Karen Atkins Yvonne Schoenmaker Diane Barnett. Mrs Fairbrother praised the work and urged entries for the August Summer Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
Dale Evans
Donna Challice
Laurie Schmid
Cathy Millson
Ricky de Vos
Karen Atkins
Kathy Lycett
Yvonne Schoenmaker
Diane Barnett
Honey Unopposed in Liberal Nomination in Cobourg
Russell C. Honey delivers acceptance at the Northumberland Durham Liberal Association Nomination Convention in Cobourg. He cites national unity as the top issue while outlining the party's stance on equal linguistic and cultural rights and opportunities. He notes the new riding Northumberland Durham merges his Durham roots with Northumberland and mentions connections to his late father.
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Russell C. Honey
Canada
Northumberland Durham Liberal Association
Cobourg
Honey
Durham
Liberals
Liberal Party
Unity For
Trudeau
Northumberland-Durham
House of Commons
Northumberland
Plant Village Flower Gardens Work Party May 25 1968
Orono Junior Gardeners cleaned up a flower bed under the guidance of Mrs. T. Fairbrother and Mrs. J. Quinton. Members Dale Evans, Karen Coatham, Diane Barnett, and Carol Barnett participated. They later planted petunias with Laurie Schmid and Yvonne Schoenmaker. A junior group planted geraniums by the church and started a new planter at the Town Hall south entrance. Senior Horticultural Society also planted their flower beds last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
T. Fairbrother
J. Quinton
Dale Evans
Karen Coatham
Diane Barnett
Carol Barnett
Laurie Schmid
Yvonne Schoenmaker
Clarke Township Shows Largest Increase Of Voters
Northumberland and Durham will have 1,621 more qualified electors for the coming federal election than in 1965. Returning officer Carroll Nichols reports 38,047 electors in the riding with gains in most municipalities. Durham leads with an increase of 1,089 to 24,195, while Clarke rises 226 to 2,557 and Port Hope climbs to 5,152. Millbrook falls to 483, and Percy drops 25 to 1,211. Miss Gail Allin of Orono graduates tomorrow from Oshawa General Hospital.
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Northumberland
Durham
Carroll Nichols
Percy Township
Millbrook
Port Hope
Cobourg
Newcastle
Hastings
Bowmanville
Cartwright
Manvers
Cavan
South Monaghan
Alnwick
Percy
Haldimaind
Hamilton
Hope
Clarke
Waterloo graduate Ross Tamblyn earns Bachelors degree in mechanical engineering
Charles Ross Tamblyn son of Mr and Mrs J C Tamblyn of Orono received a Bachelor of Applied Sciences Mechanical Engineering at the University of Waterloo convocation on May 24. He works as a metallurgist for Alcan Aluminum in Arvida Quebec. Terrance E Graham son of Mr and Mrs E E Graham earned a BA at Queen's University convocation on June 1 and will return to Queen's this fall to complete his BPH E degree.
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Charles Ross Tamblyn
J. C. Temblyn
Orono
University of Waterloo
Ross
Alcan Aluminum Company
Arvida
Quebec
Terrance E. Graham
E. E. Graham
Queen’s University
Queen’s
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Mr. Samuel
Stephen Barnett
Laurie Sehmid
Russell C, Honey
Senior Horticultural Society
Clarke Township
Darlington
Gail Allin
Stanley Allin
R.A. 1
Oshawa General Hospital
MR. Ross Tamblyn
Terry Graham