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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
2
The piece contrasts riot headlines with positive youth activity, highlighting Clarke High School Fashion Show preparations and student leadership. It notes area students’ educational advances and endorses Music Night in Orono as evidence of wholesome youth engagement and public encouragement of constructive efforts.
The Quebec election ousts Premier Lesage and his Liberal government after six years, handing victory to Daniel Johnson and the Union Nationale. Analysts cite voter mood, provincial reform fatigue, and mixed separatist support, signaling potential new elections within a year and reshaped federal ties with Ottawa.
Clarke High School announces a staffed boost for the new term with six hires. New teachers include Mrs E Devolif in Home Economics, Mr R Bromley in geography, Miss J Ayerst in Latin Ancient and Medieval History, Mrs R Carlson in Girls Physical Education and Typing, Mr L Carlson in Boys Physical Education Science and Maths, and Mr W McLean as part time Art. Mrs R Carlson is a former Sage, succeeding Reta Barr.
The Durham 4H Potato Club met on Wednesday May 25 at Marsh Hall. Fred Taylor led the session while Barbara Walker read minutes and took roll. Walter Rutherford spoke on chemicals and potato history. a table stock Sebago potato judging session followed with Mr Rutherford and Mr Mathews assisting.
Members read and adopted the minutes and roll call then took up the second worksheet. Mr Logs dail spoke on plant nutrition and corn production in Ontario while Mrs Rev Gray demonstrated cake decorating. The group gathered on the lawn for a lunch of chocolate cake and doughnuts.
The Durham Corn Silage Club met at Gerald Browns farm at 7 45 p m for a brief business gathering. With the president absent the vice president Murray Yellowlees presided at the start of the meeting.
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