Business Of Living Theme For W A Special Service
The Woman's Association held a special service on Sunday May 6 at 8 00 in Orono Town Hall led by Rev A E B Eus tace with guest speaker Stephen Saywell of Oshawa who spoke on This business of living The choir led by Mr and Mrs Workman with Mrs A A Crowle Oshawa as guest soloist sang two numbers Mrs Fleming of Oshawa accompanied. The offering for the W A treasury exceeded $50.00 and the event is a valued annual church occasion.
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Woman’s Association
Orono Town Hall
A. E. B Eustace
Stephen Saywell
Oshawa
A. A. Crowle
Orono Girls Softball Unveils Red Uniforms and Schedule
The Orono Girls Softball Team introduces new red uniforms costing 170 with 70 funded by the treasury. Stan Payne coaches with Glenn Tennant as manager. Players aged fourteen and up are invited to meet at the Park this evening. May 28 Courtice at Newtonville and May 29 Newcastle at Orono.
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Orono
Courtice
Newcastle
Newtonille
Stan Payne
Glenn Tennant
Newtonville
Orono Orphans Financial Report Shows Deficit
The Orono Orphans club reports receipts of 866.15 from car draw and 1 043.95 from bus passengers and games plus a 105.00 donation from an Orono business, totaling 2 005.10. The balance shows a deficit of 650.88, with players buying sticks and meals to cut costs.
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Orono Business
Federal Plan Sets Butter Floor Price for Two Years
Ontario dairy producers react to the 58 cent per pound butter floor set by the federal government for 1952 1953. Chairman Davis of the Ontario Cream Producers Marketing Board says the move hurts producers and may spark imports. He argues 62 cents would better support costs and farmer viability.
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Davis, Dobbintton
Ontario Cream Producers’ Marketing Board
Ontario
J. G. Gardiner
Orono Amateur Athletic To Sponsor Baseball
The Orono Amateur Athletic Association met to discuss sponsoring Men’s Baseball in the village. A $500 loan was planned to buy uniforms and equipment while a committee investigates using Fair Grounds as a diamond and the Park Board for admission. The first home game is aimed for early June.
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Orono Amateur Athletic
Orono Amateur Athletic Association
R. Winters
Fair Board
al Ithe Organization
Dane Found
H. Mercer
A. West
Oddfellow Tesk Devine Service At St. Saviour's
Orono Lodge No 436 I O O F held its annual church service at St Saviour's Anglican Church on Sunday May 6 at 3 00 pm The Orono Band gave the parade music twenty members led the procession from the lodge to the church and back Rev D R Dewdney led the service Visiting Lodges from Bowmanville Cobourg and Port Hope attended The Cobourg Lodge also joined a Trinity United Church service in the evening
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Orono Lodge
St. Saviours
Cobourg Lodge
Trinity United Church
Youngsters Shine in Orono Skating Club Variety Program
The Orono Skating Club hosted a Bowmanville Junior Variety night featuring twelve performers under thirteen. Dianne Hellman Beverely McRobbie and others performed in duets solos and group numbers, with Mrs Meredith Linton giving a welcome and Mrs Cole chairing.
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Orono Skating Club
Bowmanville
Meredith Linton
Skating Club
Mrs. Cole
Dianne Hellman
Beverely McRobbie
Garry. Cole
Old Farmer
Albert and the Lion
Albert
Allin Bailey
Brenda Cooper
Rena Dilling
Gail Bagnel
Gwen Murdock
Hart Louis
John Dippell
Freddie Vanstone
Garry Cole
Orono
Holstein Herd Sells Strongly at Ontario Dispersal
The late J. T. Tully herd from Peterboro Ontario averaged $618 on 85 purebred Holsteins selling for a total of $21 650 as 700 breeders from Canada and the U S attended. Top price was 1300 for Otonabee Bertha Triune bought by Kent R B Whipple of Savannah NY. Other bids included a 9 year old cow at 750 and sires selling up to 700.
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J.T. Tully
Peterboro
Ontario
Canada
Kent RB. Whipple
Savannah
New York
Heffier
Whipple
Sovereign Return
Sonnivchild
Lily Albhekerk Pabst
E. M. Rigebrouch
Woodbridge
West-Carter Cambridge Sit United Church Wedding
Nancy Ann Carter and Earl Junior West wed at United Church Cambridge Sit Lindsay on April 21. Rev Harold B Neal officiated with W Pletcher and Barbara Chase providing music. The couple will live at 540 Chamberlain Peterboro. she worked at Dominion Bank Lindsay and he at Canadian General Electric and plays for Peterboro Petes' Hockey Club.
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Cambridge
United Church
Lindsay
Nancy Ann
F. J. Carter
Glenelg St. E
Earl Junior West
Lake St. Peterboro
A. West
Orone
Harold B. Neal
Pletcher
Barbara Chase
Dominion Bank
Peterboro
Petes
Canadian General Electric
Dent Studios
Cambridge Street United Church
Dean West
Nancy Ann Carter
Merna Dawson
A. R. Hall Resigns Duties With Health Unit
A. Ronald Hall, Sanitary Inspector with the Northumberland Durham Health Unit since 1945, resigns to devote full time to his business. He earned a BSA in Entomology from Ontario Agricultural College in 1937 and the Certificate of Sanitary Inspector (Canada) in 1945. He served overseas in the Canadian Army in England, Sicily and Italy.
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A. Ronald Hall
Northumberland-Durham
Mr. Hall
Ontario Agricultural College
Certificate of Sanitary Inspector
Canada
Entomological Branch
Dominion Government
England
Sicily
Italy
Knox Lions District Deputy Governor Appointed
C R Knox, a longtime Newcastle Lions Club member, was elected by acclamation as District 3 Deputy Governor. The ceremony occurred Friday at the district annual meeting in Peterboro with about three hundred Lions and wives in attendance. Charlie will visit each club across Oshawa Cobourg and Whitney during the year.
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C. R. Knox
Newcastle Lions Club
Govenor
Knox
Peterboro
Lion Charlie
Oshawa
Cobourg
Whitney
Algonquin Park
Orono Park Board Elects Three New Directors
More than thirty people attended Crono Community Park Board annual meeting on Monday night. C T Miller chaired with P M Lunn as secretary. A financial report showed a 172 dollar balance and talks on charging admission to baseball games sparked debate.
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Orono Community Park Board
C. T. Miller
P. M. Lunn
R. R. Waddell
Miller
W. RB. Armstrong
Ted Samuels
B. Tyrrell
Les McGee
Dane
W. H. Armstrong
Orono Amateur Athletic
Messrs
T. Miller
J. EB. Armstrong
Messrs. H. Mercer
W. H. Carman
L. Lowery
H. Mercer
Association
Armstrongs Celebrate Fortieth Anniversary in Orono
Tuesday's sunshine accompanied Mr and Mrs Jon B Armstrong of Orono as they marked their fortieth wedding anniversary. Relatives and friends visited their home with gift bouquets of red roses and carnations. A turkey dinner and refreshments followed, celebrated by the Heather Rebecca ladies with a wedding cake.
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Jon BR. Armstrong
Orono
Jalso
Orono Carnival Night Aims To Boost Town Spirit
Orono holds a carnival night on May 23 to fund local sports and publicity. Eight of fifteen team members were born in the village with others adopted, and organizers tout strong financing, entertainment by the Harvey School of Dancing, and a grand parade. Admission is 25 cents with a $1,000 grand prize draw to support Orono sports.
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Orono Orephans
Orono
Harvey School of Dancing
Younr
Bes Ie Rand
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Business of Living
W.A
W.A. Treasury
C. GL
Garton
Genosha Oitel Tate
Cas Sethe
C. Garton
Hespler Arete
D. R. Dewdney
Port Hope
West
Carter
Ray West
Hugh Carter
Mayfair Lodge
Glenelg St
Chamberlain , Peterboro
A. R. Hall
CR. Knox District
Lions
Charlie
Crono Community Park
Boar
Mr. and Wirs
J. Armstrom
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