Orono Fair Ground Draws Horse Lovers In Village
The Orono fair ground grows popular with horse lovers as sportsmen train show and race horses daily for upcoming fall shows in the village.
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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 19, 1949
Page
7
The Orono fair ground grows popular with horse lovers as sportsmen train show and race horses daily for upcoming fall shows in the village.
The W C T U convention urged continued temperance efforts and education in schools colleges and prisons. Speakers praised Frances Willard’s vision and warned that alcohol fuels crime while calling for youth evangelism and abstinence. A solo by Barbara Allison and an essay by Eleanor Parnell were featured before closing with the National Anthem and Mizpah Benediction.
A Dominion report notes "Charlie" Stephenson nominated as a Progressive Conservative candidate. It praises George Drew's leadership and highlights by elections in Nova Scotia Ontario and Quebec. The piece argues Libersls could shift with the party's platform and credits Drew for social security action and North Atlantic Pact stance. The meeting ends with the National Anthem.
Obituaries note Margaret Forbes of Orono dies at 69 at Bowmanville Hospital with funeral service May 18 at Park Street United Church. Gladys Clokey Froste of Orono dies, funeral May 20 with interment Belleville Cemetery. Infant Sandra Lee Turner of Orono dies at 1 year. service May 14 at H Barlow Funeral Service.
In loving memory of our dear son Jetk BaiNAS who died while on active service on May 9 1942. Those we love go out of sight but never out of mind. Cherished in the hearts of those left behind. Lovingly remembered by Eber Mel and Hrma.
In loving memory of our father Nelson Skelding who died May 22 1938 and mother Elizabeth Sproule who died May 24 1945. The rolling stream of life goes on yet the vacant chair recalls the voice and smile. Lovingly remembered by Mr and Mrs W C Crossley.
The Crops Seeds and Weeds Branch of the Ontario Department of Agriculture announces a 1949 High Yield Soybean contest with 600 in prizes. Growers with five acres or more may enter across four regions and an Ontario championship. Prize money donated by Toronto Elevators Ltd and Victory Mills Ltd.
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