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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 09, 1968
Page
2
The Ottawa issue lists publication weekly on Thursdays from the Main Street office in Orona Ontario. Established in 1938 by R A Forrester with Roy C Forrester as editor and manager.
Clarke Township Council passes a land use by law and appoints a Zoning Administrator to enforce it. The plan creates residential Ri Zones around four populated centres and designates an industrial zone south of the 401 highway, aligning with provincial Planning Act moves on ten acre lots.
The Orono Amateur Athletic Association reports winter operation costs exceeding ten thousand dollars for hockey and rink operations. This public service, run independently of any municipal government, has aided local children and the community this past year. Members are congratulated for delivering this voluntary effort in Orono.
Bowmanville Chapter of the Eastern Star held its annual Kendal United Church parade with about forty ladies attending. The junior choir sang and Rev. T Snelgrove gave the address. Visitors included Mrs E Dobson and others. Mothers Day is next week with babies to be baptized. Kendal United Church Women met May 1 with plans, evangelism discussion, and camp support. Funeral of Mr Jack Reid noted. Kendal Penny Sale announced at Kendal School on Saturday.
Mrs Robi Rosseau is a patient at Bow Alle Memorial Hospital. Napanee’s Kimmett siblings visited. Carl Kimmett’s family also noted. Orono forms a Tyke Baseball club for a league featuring Kendal Newcastle and Welcome. coached by Raye West. Orono Junior Band held a Sunday concert at Orono Town Hall with about seventy five attending. A vocal trio Ralph de Jonge Bill Arnott Jim Baskerville performed three numbers. Junior Band debuted with two selections and impressed. Curtain at Eight, a stirring march, highlighted their set.
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