Orono Trustees Back Civic Drive For Parking And By Laws
The Orono Police Trustees meet with five-member Chamber delegation to push a paint-up campaign and parking plan for Main and Mill Streets. They approve a Sub-Division Control By-law draft and seek county road work, new sidewalks, and road openings to aid development and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
Development Assoc
Orono Chamber of Commerce
Gordon Cotter
Orone
Mill
Mill Street
Department of Planning and Development
Centrol
R. C. Forrester
Mercer and Rutherford
Civic Committee
Tavistock
Main Street
Liberal Convention Plans in Durham County
The Durham County Liberal Association met April 25 1958 in Newcastle to hear reports from Liberal Leadership Convention delegates in Toronto April 18–19. A Nominating Committee was formed to plan a June convention in Newcastle to nominate a candidate for the provincial election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham County Liberal Association
Newcastle
Toronto
Robert Kent
Bowmanville
Elmore Scott
Frank Rickard
George Walton
Ivan Hobbs
John James
S. H. Hutton
Russell Honey
Port Hope
Gordon Trick
Millbrook
James Castle
Darlington
Laverne Chapman
Manvers
Eric Fallis
Cavan
Harry Wade
Clarke
David Ford
Hope
Neil Malcolm
Cartwright
Ontario
Kitchener
John J. Wintermeyer
Ontario Liberal Party
May 13 Clothing Drive Aids Mission Centres
The Orono United Church will receive donations for the Spring Community Clothing Drive on May 18. The guide calls for clean, well repaired clothing with several months wear, emphasizing underwear for all ages, jeans, warm clothing for children, and men’s and boys’ trousers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono United Church
Thirteen Youthful Orators Compete In Local Contest
A local women's temperance contest at Crowe United Church featured thirteen speakers on April 25. Anne Gilbank performed a temperance poem, Marilyn Cobbledick played piano, and awards were given to Janie Greenwood and Cornelius Green with books for all contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s .Christian Temperance Union
Crowe United Church
Long
Anne Gilbank
W.C.T.U
Marilyn Cobbledick
Dudy Wagg
Shirtley Sharron
Gail Willis
Janie Greenwood
Carol Gilbank
Linda Tyrrell
Bunny Hughes
Dane Rogerson
Jimmie Morrison
Robin Targart
Ronnie Best
Billy Todd
Cornelius Green
Mrs. Hartwell
Orono Young People Win at Bowmanville Bible Quiz
Orono youth excel at the Bowmanville Convention April 26 and 27 with three representatives Vickie Cotter Yelena Copping and John Ford winning the Bible Quiz. Rev. Lars Carlson from Peterborough spoke at the banquet and sermon. Yelena Copping led the Faith and Evangelism Committee and the event closed with worship Bible study and communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
Lars Carlson
Peterborough
Yelena Copping
Claremont Young People
Vickie Cotter
John Ford
L. Carlson
Miss Copping
Orono Athletes Plan Summer Activities and Play
The Orono Amateur Athletic Association met to plan summer youth activities and a fundraising play titled Witness for the Prosecution. The show opens for first rehearsal tonight, with two performances planned near late May, followed by a June auction sale to fund rink rebuilding. The park program runs July 2 to July 30 from 9:30 to 12:00 daily, with registration fees of $2 for pre‑school and $1 for older children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Orono Amateur Athletic Association
W.M.S. Salad Supper At Orono United Church
The W.M.S. families held a salad supper and affiliation service in Orono United Church's Sunday School hall. Leaders and groups including C.G.A. I T Explorers and Mission Band received gifts, with a film on Japanese Girl Scouts and messages from Mrs. Drummond and Mrs. Gibb concluding the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono United Church
W.ms. Family
C.GA1/T
Explorers and Mission Band
M. H. Staples
Drummond
Gibb
C.G.T
Leask
Explorer
The
Missionary Society
C.g.lt
Orono
W.M.S
Barbara Carmen
Cotter
Joyce Jones
Neal
C. G.lt
Japan
Rey
Long
Orono Chamber Plans May 19 Fireworks Display
The Orono Chamber of Commerce approved a May 19 fireworks show at the Orono Fair Grounds. a committee led by W. H. Carman and E. Bowen will finalize plans. The event aims to raise about $100 with a $1 donation from the Orono Wolf-Cubs. surplus funds may aid rink repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Carman
E. Bowen
J.moffat
B. Tennant
Orono Fair Grounds
W A Annual Meeting Of Presbytery Held In Brooklin
The Oshawa presbytery W A held a Brooklin United Church session with guest speaker Mrs. Clayton H. Searle executive officer of the Dominion Council Woman's Association. She spoke on unification of women's work and the planned Federation to conserve W M S and W A values. A devotional on responsibility to God fellow men and self led by Northminster Church members preceded the business. About two hundred heard highlights read by Mrs. J C Naylor and a Remembrance Service honored 88 departed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton H. Searle
Dominion Council Woman’s Association
Oshawa Presbytery
W.A
Brooklin United Church
Jesus
Federation
W.M.S
J.C. Naylor
A. A. Crowle
C. H. Searle
John Broome
A. Hamilton
Donald Stainton
Tyrone
Sydney Lockhart
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H. M. Mercer
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Station St
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Station Street
S. B. Rutherford
L’ownship
Millson Hill
Orth
Milson Hill
Rowe Ave
Messrs
R. E. Lovering
E. R. Woodyard
Orono Young People
Orono Athletic Plan
Weer
Chamber
A. McLaren
Orono Chamber
Cobourg
Agricultural Committee
Donald Staples
Carl Billings
Fair Board
Merchant's Committee
Carman Cornish
Merchant’s Committee
B. Rutherford
A. McGill
C. Comnixh
Arnold Wallace
E.H. Samuel
Brooklin
Galbraith
Ewart Cornish
S. J. Hillier