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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
24
Dr Oke announced his resignation as minister and a committee was formed to select a new minister. Local residents attended church events, shared condolences for Sandra Flett, and noted readings and songs during services.
Mrs Tone Langstaff has visited Toronto with Mr and Mrs Wilburt Lanestaff and family. Mrs Madson is in General Hospital Toronto for treatments. Mr and Mrs Wayne Elliott were home for the weekend. Cecil Burley moving into a newly owned home by the late Morris pair. Mrs Manson Comstock and Mrs Dave Patterson of Bowmanville visited Mrs Darlington. Death of Mrs J Wade noted with sympathy extended to the family. Miss Fae Jones of Peterborough visited home this weekend. Mrs Jack Hancock formerly Edna Cooper of Kendal died in Cobourg Hospital and was buried in Newtonville Cemetery. Friends gathered at the cemetery for the last rites. Mrs McHolm, staying with Mrs Uglow, has returned to Moorish. Mrs William Uglow visiting friends in Port Hope.
The local park hosts nightly games as Men and Boys softball leagues start. Monday's action saw the Merchants beat Forestry 19 to 10 while Newcastle topped Crooked Creek 3 to 0. Upcoming matchups include Kirby, Merchants, Forestry, and Newcastle in varied pairings.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rutherford and family visited Mrs. Hollingsworth's parents on Sunday. Beulah Hallowell from Toronto and Jimmie Hallowell from Starkville joined Sid Hallowell for Sunday visits. W A anniversary service at Clarke Church planned for Sunday evening. Church basement painting and attendance at Crooked Creek ball game noted.
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