Pickerel Fishing Opens Season Amid Weekend Attractors
Anglers flocked to pickerel waters as the season officially opened at 12 01 AM on Saturday May 15. Long before, carloads gathered in pickerel hotspots. The week end also featured a Mission Band tea at Orono United Church with devotion by Norman Rickaby and piano solos by Judy Tamblyn and Joan Allin. Mrs M H Staples and Mrs A Drummond poured tea. A birth announced for Mr and Mrs Archie McLaren on Sunday May 16. Harness racing starts at Orono Raceway on Saturday June 19. Mr C Froste has returned from hospital after an operation.
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Mission Band
Orono United Church
Norman Rickaby
Judy Tamblyn
Joan Allin
Jean Tamblyn
Marilyn Cobbledick
Orono Raceway
Recital Highlights Oshawa Piano Students at St George’s Hall
On May 15, 26 pupils from the Oshawa Branch of the Ontario Registered Music Teacher's Association performed piano solos and duets at St George's Church Parish Hall. District participants included Norah Wood Douglas Lycett and David Rickard. The event was deemed very successful.
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Oshawa
Ontario
St. George’s Church
Norah Wood
Douglas Lycett
David Rickard
W. W. Sherwin
Leroy Hamilton
A. E
Eustace
H. E. Millson
Ellen
A. H. Keane
Sam Keane
Neil Porter
Carl Billings
Harry Bailey
Mary Lynn
Georgina Bailey
Colin Beaton
North Bay
St. Margaret’s Anglican Church
New Toronto
Garnet Gamsby
Judy
Kingston
Robt. Allin
Bill Found
Toronto
Dane Found
Bill
London
White’s Hardware
Duff
Don Duncan
R. Maluske
Ethel Bouck
Iane Forrester
Fred Brimacombe
Sid Scott
Bowmanville
Stanley Chapman
Kirby
Jane
Anne Coryell
Vancouver
Harry Rowe
Iva Linton
G. M. Linton
M. J. Tamblyn
Dominion Council
Sketchy Ontario Hospital visit and a folk tale ending
Miss Elizabeth Porter and Mrs. Chas Brown visited Mrs. James Richards in Bowmanville before a mysterious remark about Mr. Skunk who disappeared into a hole. The fragment hints at a tale where the animal character emerges in trouble but remains amiable toward a friend.
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Elizabeth Porter
Ontario Hospital Penetanguishing
Chas. Brown
Bowmanville
James Richards
Mr. Skunk
On Patrol I Free A Skunk From Steel Trap
A narrator near the Ottawa River hears a cry and discovers Mr. Skunk with a trapped front foot. After a brief search he frees the animal and receives a grateful backward glance. The tale emphasizes helping others and compassion for wildlife.
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Ottawa River
Mr. Skunk
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M. H. Staples
A. Drummond
Archie McLaren
C. Froste
Jhvusc
Orono
Cornish’s
Walker
Reen Ib
Duncan
Hines Ice Cream
Tub
McLaren’s
Andrew
Kraft
McCormick
Charles Hutton
Ailding
South
Orewe
Bramley Motor Sales Limited
Newcastle
United Church
Orono Pastoral
John Kitchen
Leskard
Rogerson School of Dancing
Drone Town Hall
Ballep
Doris
Pes N'Ranld
Heng By
Warner Bros
Anne
Costaing
Donna Reed
Barbara Rates
Joseph
Wed. Thurs, — M
IEA
Whuthem
Philip Yordan
Mexico
Warne OS
Ruth Roman
Anthony Q Wie
Hugo Racconest
United States
Sn Ree Pictures
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