John Pratt Nominated As P C Candidate On Tuesday
About 800 to 900 people gathered at Durham District High School on Tuesday evening as John Pratt former MP from Dorval Quebec was elected Conservative candidate for Northumberland Durham defeating William Crandall a Port Hope High School teacher and Social Creditor in the last riding. Garnet Rickard Association president was nominated but did not stand. Mrs George Edwards said 600 voting delegates participated with another 200 to 300 attendees. Pratt 60 years old former Expo 67 entertainment director plans to move from Dorval to Port Hope.
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Durham District High School
John Pratt
Dorval
Quebec
Northumberland-Durham
Pratt
William Crandall
Port Hope High School
Durham
Association
Garnet
George Edwards
Mr. Pratt
Port Hope
NDP Nomination Of History Teacher In Port Hope
Wilmer Hill a 32 year old history teacher at Donovan Collegiate Oshawa was nominated by 100 NDP members in Port Hope on Wednesday night May 8 to run in the June federal election He lives in Hampton is married with two children and heads the history department at Donovan Collegiate He said he has been in the party since 1961 and warned the coming election would be hectic He cited long standing NDP policy achievements and called for broad support from local voters.
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Wilmer Hill
NDP
Port Hope
Mr. Hill
Hampton
Donovan Collegiate
Oshawa
Douglas Moffat
NDP Party
Evening Guide
Newbery Medal Winners Display at Clarke Public Library
Clarke Public Library showcases a display of Newbery Medal and honor books from 1921 to 1967. The list includes The Story of Mankind by Van Loon and The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle by Lofting among many others.
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Clarke Public Library
van Loon
Doctor Dolittle Lofting
Hawes
Silver Lands
Finger
Chrisman
Smoky
James Gay
Mukerji
Krakow
Kelly Hitty
Field
Heaven
Coatsworth
Armer
Young Fu
Upper
Yangtze
Lewis Invincible
Louisa - Meigs
Dobry
Shannon
Caddie
Woodlawn
Brink
Sawyer
Seredy
Thimble
Enright
Daugherty
Sperry
Edmonds
Gray Johnny Tremain
Forbes
Lawson
Lenski
Miss Hickory
Bailey
du Bois
Henry
de Angels
Amos Fortune
Yates Ginger Pye
Estes
Clark
Miguel
Krumgold
de Jong
Mr. Bowditch
Latham
Maple Hill
Sorenson Rifles
Watie
Keith
Witch
Blackbird Pond
John
Island of the Blue Dolphins
O’dell
L’engle
Changes To Be Made In Plan For Greater Grants
Mr McLeod area public school superintendent met Clarke Township Area School Board to discuss plans for the Orono School general purpose room. Changes aim to maximize provincial grant and the plans will be resubmitted to the Department of Education. A permanent passageway will join the general purpose room to the present school. The board hopes a new school will be built around the room within two years. Music teachers were denied classification. Insurance proposals for Kirby School were referred to the finance committee. Kirby School will not be in use until June. Orono grounds study urged cleanup of the east play area with bush and tree removal. Resignations from Miss Lynda Greenwood and Miss Cathy Scott. Kirby Centennial School appoints a new principal after Mr Gibson's resignation.
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McLeod
Clarke Township
Orono
Department of Education
Stutt
D. Moffat
Wm. Bunt
Lynda Greenwood
Cathy Scott
Kirby Centennial School
Gibson
Shadow of a Bull and The Jazz Man in 1967 winners list
The list names winners and runners up for a 1967 competition featuring Works such as Shadow of a Bull and The Jazz Man. The lineup includes It’s Like This Cat, Juan de Pareja, Up a Road Slowly, Runners Up The King’s Fifth, Zlated the Goat, and other titled entries with author credits.
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O’dell Zlated the Goat
Weik
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P.C
Rickard
Orono Fuel & Lumber
Orono, Ontario
Ndps
Grege Malloy
Waterloo University
Dave Atkinson
Frederic G. Melcher
John’. Newbery
Kirby
Cat
Neville
Shadow of A Bull
Wojciechowska
Juan de Pareja
Trevino
Hubert Groot
North American
D. Rogerson
Crono, Ontario
Callus
Bowmanville
Glen Rae
Wion
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