Orono Fair Pre-Sale Interest Acknowledged At Town Hall
Directors and wives met at Orono Town Hall for a business and social gathering during the pre sale discussions. At the Ontario Agricultural Societies Convention in Toronto February, winning entries in the photography competition were shown and judged.
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Orono
Agricultural ‘Societies
Toronto
Ontario
Durham ‘Society
B. Vanden
Reuvel
Hazelden
The
Athletic Association
Scarborough Choir Performance Delights Local Audience
Forty members of the R. H. King Collegiate Scarborough Ont presented an hour long choral recital of sacred and secular music directed by Mrs. Leudresky. The program included a violin solo and a bass vocal number. Unit 2 of the United Church Women sponsored refreshments before the visitors departed by bus.
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Scarborough
Orone
Stee
R. H. King Collegiate
Unit 2
United Church
Hic
Orono boy baseball enrolment sparks youth teams
Fewer teams join out of Orono enrolment last week at the school and Municipal Centre. Thirty seven boys enrolled prompting the Athletic Society to sponsor a Tyke team and a PeeWee team. Five Bantam players may join with Kendal Bantams. A committee of Jack Moffat and Bob Hazeldon will arrange baseball in Orono and a local league may form with Kendal Pontypool Orono. They may skip Lakeshore Minor league this year to save fees and umpires. Sixteen Tyke players will form a local Tyke team. No registrations in Midget or Juvenile groups, with many expected to play for Kendal.
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Orone
Municipal Centre
Athletic Society
Tykes
PeeWees
Kendal Bantams
Jack Moffat
Bob Hazeldon
Orono
Kendal
Pontypool
PeeWee
Lakeshore
Colonial Coach To Quit Orono
The Colonial Coach Lines will discontinue their passenger service into the Village of Orono on May 15. Morning coaches from Toronto and evening coaches to Peterborough currently enter Orono. Passengers can still board at Orono Junction as buses run along Highway 115.
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Colonial
Coach Lines Limited
Orono
Toronto
Peterborough
Orono Junction
OWRC Approves Orono Water System Start
The Ontario Water Resources Commission gave preliminary approval for the construction of a water system in Orono. The notice was received by the Orono Police Trustees on Wednesday.
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Orono
Ontario Water Resources Commission
Mrs. Tong Describes Life In Hong Kong
Mrs. Tong recounts life in Hong Kong while Orono U C W holds an April meeting in the Sunday School Auditorium with strong attendance. The Village of Orono faces a total system cost estimated at 174896.50 dollars as consulting engineers Marshall Macklin Moritzhan seek approval from the Orono Police Trustees before Ontario Municipal Board review and final plan drafting.
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Mrs. Tong
Hong Kong
Orono U. C.W
Orono
Marshall, Macklin
Mor Zhan
Guidance Director Addresses Large Clarke Audience
A Durham District High School Board meeting at Clarke High School reviewed Ontario’s new secondary program. Chairman Mr. Parker opened as Mr. Clute B.A. explained how the plan targets individual student needs, reduces dropouts, and adapts to post Sputnik education and future job markets.
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Clarke
Durham District High School Board
Clarke High School
Parker
Clute B.A
Guidance
Ontario
Highand
Clute
Darlington
Darlingen Township
Mosport
Clarke Township
Bill Tomlinson
A.R.D. A
Herb Crown
Durham County Faces Rural Redevelopment Workshop
County farmers and officials gathered at the Agriculture Office in Bowmanville to discuss rural redevelopment. The meeting covered population shifts, farm sizes, land use, and the role of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture in voicing farmers needs to government.
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Durham County
Durham County Federation of Agriculture
Dalton Dorrell
Agriculture Office
Bowmanville
A. O. Dalrymple
Darlington Township
Douglas Kemp
Darlington
Don Middleton
Ray Hergott
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
Federation of Agriculture
Orono Choir Party Hosted by Mortons
The Orono United Church choir held a Wednesday gathering at leaders Mrs. R. H. Morton and Mr. Morton’s home. Thirty attendees included Rev and Mrs Long and spouses. Mrs. Morton thanked the choir, presented Carolyn Jones a Parker pen, Mary Miller’s birthday was celebrated, Elsie Jones made the cake, and a luncheon by the social committee followed.
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Orono United Church
R. H. Morton
Morton
Long
Mary Miller
Elsie Jones
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Lindsay
Careen
Russell Honey
Allan Beer
Bethany
OWRC
Orono Water
A. Drummond
Orono Police
Ontario Municipal Board
U.S
Europe
Labour
Mrs. Staples
Jesus
Christ
Peggy Hancock
Sharon Tamblyn
Patsy Jones
Sharon Allin
Elaine Forrester
Wendy Partner
Lorna Burley
Mrs. R. Morton
Rev. Tong
St. Christopher’s Orphanage
Orono Choir
Carolyn
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