Orono Hydro Electric System Yearly Report 1945
The Orono Hydro Electric System submits its yearly report to the Board of December 1945 detailing assets liabilities earnings and expenses. The document outlines financial position and performance for the year.
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Orono
Orono Hydro Electric System
Bist
H.E.P.C. Systems
Quweremp Tenens
Sevsnensaussene
HHP
Sys- Reeeetrenehepiges Ecenavy Tame Nee Tems
Beas
Aoe Aeans
Eas Wenee Denne
Seednune
Vatie Wimocetat
Eesokias
Eaceaseromnd
Oomienar Rer
Orono Chamber Considers Village Police Protection
The Orono Chamber of Commerce met at the Kumrite Apartment to discuss village police protection financing and night watchman options. Members weighed hiring by police trustees or potential incorporation to enable service, noting no vacant houses for a provincial constable.
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Orono
Newcastle Trade of Board
Newcastle
Orone Chamber of Commerce
Farmers To Pay Federation Fee B Direct Taxation
The Durham County Federation of Agriculture met at the Banister home on May 8 with large attendance. Discussion covered drainage delays, tile shortages, and a new by law allowing councils to levy up to half a mill on farmers for federation fees. Delegates named to present the measure, plan forum visits, and organize a June 21 field day in Orono Memorial Park.
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Durham County Federation of Agriculture
Weston Banister
Campbellcroft
Durham
Hope
Walter Reynolds
Clarke
M. H. Staples
Clarence Allin
Darlington
Garnet Rickard
Walter Rundle
Cartwright
JH. Malcolmson
H. Blakeley
Cavan
A. Wood
J. McKnight
Manners
C. Hudson
Chas. Osborne
M.H. Staples
Orono Memorial Park
Orono Girls Softball Team Seeks Players For Season
Orono aims to form a girls softball team inviting interested players to a first practice on Thursday May 16 at 6 15 pm. No age limit. The squad will join a league with Newtonville Newcastle Orono Courtice and Hampton, aiming for strong league standings.
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Orono
Newtonville
Newcastle
Courtice
Hampton
Clarke Township Council May 7 Meeting Highlights and Resolutions
Clarke Township Council met May 7 with full attendance. They approved minutes, considered relief and assessment issues, discussed bridge safety, requested a $300 grant for the Reception Committee, and debated a Federation of Agriculture levy. A by-law to raise the levy to one half mill was proposed, with an escape provision for farmers, and several bills were ordered paid.
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Clarke Township
Department of Welfare
Leskard
Marsden
Riddell
Clarence J. Allin
Durham County Federation of Agriculture
Carlton
B. F. South
Alfred Brown
John Kimball
Capt. Milligan
Newtonville
McKay-Lowery
Durham County
MacNaehinn
Hospital
W. W. Lord
Esteeter
Carl Payne
Burns, Hoy
Mrs. Freeman Hoskin Passes In 91st Year
Mrs. Freeman Hoskin born Esmeralda Doncaster October 16 1855 in Orono Durham County died May 6 at her daughter’s home in St Thomas after a long illness She lived in Toronto and Chatham before moving to St Thomas seven years ago Survived by husband Freeman Hoskin three daughters five grandchildren six great grandchildren and a brother The funeral was May 8 at Mrs Heard’s home with Rev S Edworthy officiating and burial in St Thomas family plot
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Freeman Hoskin
Charles E. Heard
Hincks, Street
St. Thomas
Hoskin
Esmeralda Doncaster
Orono
Durham County
Toronto
Chatham
Heard
Montreal
Maxwell E. Page
Winnipeg
Donald H. Cumming
E P. Doncaster
Oshawa
G. M. Linton
Edworthy
WPTB relaxes used car sale rules and enforces price ceilings
Wartime Prices and Trade Board announces tighter used car sale standards to stamp out black market activity. Dealers must accept cash, display lawful price and car details, tag sold or optioned vehicles, and keep records. Advertising must state sale price and any options. Enforcement warns buyers to report overcharges or face liability. A parish parade in Cobourg followed the notices.
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Board
Wo men's Association Meeting at Park Street Church
The Wo men's Association of Park Street Church met Tuesday afternoon with good attendance. Mrs. C. Wood led devotion on spring gifts of beauty and growth, president Mrs. Tamblyn conducted business, and plans were made for a June strawberry festival. An electric refrigerator purchase for the parsonage was approved.
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Women’s Association
Park Street Church
W. Stutt
R. E. Logan
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Orono Chamber of Commerce
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Portugal
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National Film Board
National Gallery
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Federation of Agriculture
Clarke Township Council
W.P.T.B. Lightens
Cobourg
W. A. Meeting
R. R. Waddell
M. J. Tamblyn
Phasey
Goodwill
Church of England
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England
Churches of Europe
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St. George’s Newcastle
Derwyn T. Owen
B.D
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Diocese of Toronto
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