Orono Weekly Times: 1938 Establishment and Editors
The Orono Weekly Times announces its 1938 establishment by R A Forrester with Roy C Forrester serving as editor and manager. Authorized as a second class mail publication in Ottawa.
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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
2
The Orono Weekly Times announces its 1938 establishment by R A Forrester with Roy C Forrester serving as editor and manager. Authorized as a second class mail publication in Ottawa.
The city of Oshawa seeks to locate a Community College locally and asks for support from nearby municipalities school boards and organizations. Officials note Ontario Education Department has yet to specify locations for new colleges and that initial numbers are small.
Mary Diana Miller 62 wife of the late Charles Thomas Miller of Orono died Monday at Oshawa General Hospital. Service at Morris Funeral Chapel Bowmanville on Wednesday June 9 at 3 30 p m. Interment Orono Cemetery.
Rose Ann White aged 97 widow of the late George White. service Thursday at 2 from Barlow Funeral Home Park Street Orono interment Orono Cemetery. Resting at Barlow Funeral Home after death on June 7 1965.
The Best family Horace Marjorie Ron Anne and Wayne express sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for acts of kindness flowers cards and letters of sympathy following the loss of their son and brother Bob.
Mrs Lottie McCutcheon formerly of Orono died suddenly Monday at Oshawa General Hospital in her 88th year. She moved to Oshawa in 1942 and is survived by two daughters Hilda Steckley and Beulah Neal and a son Earl, all of Oshawa. Funeral from Gerrow Chapel with Rev Canon F G Ongley in Orono Cemetery interment.
Unit No 3 held its June 1 gathering at Mrs E Stapleton’s country home. The program opened with hymn singing and a Bible reading by Mrs Robin, followed by a talk on Trees and the poem Trees. Mrs Drummond sang and Mrs Grant led a study from The Purpose of God in Christ.
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