Orono Board Approves Oral French for Grades 5 and 6
The Orono Public School Board announces teaching oral French for grades 5 and 6 next term under Ontario Education regulations requiring parental written permission. Miss Pemberton will teach 5 and 6 with current limits. expansion to grades 7 and 8 hoped for next year as staff qualifications improve.
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Move to Larger Unit Could Reshape Ontario and Beyond
Oshawa Times argues municipal boundaries are outdated and provincial consolidation could improve regional governance. The Financial Post suggests merging provinces like Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta could ease resource management and reduce costs in education and welfare, while raising debates on historic patterns and constitutional reform.
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Local News Highlights From Orono Area Events
Mr. Ross Gilbart of C I L received a silver tray for a 93 total on the Markham course during a golf tourney. The Couples Club from Orono United Church visited Garden Hill for a Sunday outing with lunch and lake swimming. Dorothy Dunlop canvassed for the Cancer Fund, losing a plain brown envelope with nine dollars. contact Mrs Dunlop to recover and allocate the donation.
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Newcastle Levee Levy Case Reserved Judgement in Ontario Board Dispute
Judge J C N Currelly reserved judgement on a $200 levy dispute brought by the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority against the village of Newcastle. Counsel for Newcastle challenged the Order in Council 903-62 cited to enlarge the conservation area, while the authority argued notice and meeting procedures were followed. The judge noted both sides worry about future years' impact beyond the immediate sum.
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Nine Freelance Growers Plant 15 Acres of Flue Cured Tobacco
Nine freelance growers of flue cured tobacco have been joined by at least two more in planting a 1963 crop. Paul Seres of Tillsonburg and John Swartz of Paris said they have planted a total of 15 acres. Freelance growers are those who have planted without permission.
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