Orono Chamber Moves to Acquire Land for Industry
The Orono Chamber of Commerce aims to secure land for industrial use in hopes of attracting firms to the area. Plans include annexation to the village for water and hydro utilities, with lower Orono Hydro rates and potential long term revenue benefits, drawing on Bowmanville as a precedent where serviced land spurred two new industries.
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United Church Women Plan Ontario School and Conference
The UCW Conference moves toward fewer speakers and closer lay involvement. Announced are the annual School for United Church Women at Ontario Ladies' College Whitby August 19 to 23 with theme A More Excellent Way led by Mrs C B Patterson Bible Study by Mrs G A McMullen and Dorothy Young. A panel addressed church role in community while delinquency links to unmet needs and home dislocation. A Toronto youth case about inappropriate literature prompts police notification. Kingston Presbyterial invites next year’s meeting. Rev J E McCallum oversees installation with Mrs W A Weatherhead re elected.
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4-H Swine Club Forms in Orono With Small Turnout
Durham County 4-H Swine Club held its first meeting on March 21 at Oddfellow’s Hall in Orono with four members. Officers elected were Grant Yeo as president, Dale Stinston vice president, Jim Byers secretary, and Bruce Allen press reporter.
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What Do You Think of Jesus Christ In Modern Faith
A Bible study reflection challenges readers to define who Jesus is for themselves. It argues Jesus was both fully human and divine, showing how faith, prayer, and surrender to God transform life and resist materialism. It warns against spiritual complacency and urges personal commitment to Christ as Savior.
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Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip End Australia Tour
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip depart Sydney by Boeing jet for London ending a seven week tour of Australia and New Zealand. They left in pouring rain at 10 p.m. Sydney time marking the tour’s close.
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