Curb Hi Grading Urged By Hon G Conant At Liberal Meeting
The Durham Liberal Association held its annual meeting at Orono Town Hall with many attendees. Officers elected include President H G Macklin and Vice President Garnet Shields. Messages stressed unity and Canadian democracy as MP F W Rieckard and others spoke, linking Liberal policy to national issues.
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Durham Liberal Association
Orono
H. G. Macklin
Garnet Shields
Lawrence C. Mason
Association
Liberal Association
CG. G. Mercer
Gordon Conant
Queen’s Park
Bell
Liberal Association of
Port Hope
Ottawa
London
Mackenzie King
Mitchell
Bowmanville
Durham
F. W.rieckard
Canada
Russia
China
Life history of John Wesley told by Rev Osterhout
A large Park Street United Church congregation heard Rev J H Osterhout recount John Wesley life from childhood to ministry. He noted Wesley’s early Anglican years, later rise as a famed evangelist, and his 250000 miles of horseback preaching over fifty years. He warned of social unrest from haste envy and greed and urged turning to God to avert chaos.
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Park Str. United Church
J. H. Osterhout
John Wesley
Osterhould
William Bannon Dies After Long Illness at 66
After a lengthy illness William Bannon of Kirby died on May 12 at age 66. He was born in Hamilton Township and married Adeline Beacock 34 years ago. Funeral May 14 at Rev J H Osterhout church with interment in Orono Cemetery. Survived by wife, daughter Marion, sister and brother Robert. one son Osborne predeceased. Many Bannon relatives and friends from Peterboro and surrounding areas attended.
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Wm. Bannon
Thomas Bannon
Kirby
Mr. Bannon
Hamilton Township
Adeline Beacock
Manvers Township
J. H. Osterhout
J. J. Mellor
Crooked Creek
Orono
A. Bannon
Peterboro
W. A. Beacock
Goodwood
Harold Bannon
Cecil Bannon
Walter Bannon
David Bannon
Toronto
Millbrook
Lindsay
Omemee
Reaboro
Bethany
Pontypool
Robert
Marion
Osborne
Mrs Read of Peterboro Dies at 66 in Garden
Mrs W H Read a Peterboro resident for 31 years died suddenly in her garden on Thursday. She was 66 years old.
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W. H. Read
Peterboro
Millbrook Girls Rout Orono in Softball Showdown
The Millbrook girls defeated Orono 22 to 12 on Friday. Millbrook led 5–0 in the first inning and built a big margin by the fifth, with Lillian Fowler pitching for Orono and key hits from multiple Millbrook players. Orono rallied at times but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Orono School
Millbrook
Mullbrook
Lillian Fowler
Orono
L. Fowler
H. Qase
H.scott
A. Cooper
Helen Scott
D. Wannan
O. Brown
FE. Cobbledick
J. Forrester
H. Case
Count Your Blessings and Our Liberties in Canada
The speech urges Canadians to count and name their blessings, including freedom of conscience worship and a democratic, British-based system. It contrasts Canada with fascism and communism, notes Magna Carta’s historical roots, and calls for vigilance to preserve liberty while praising free press, speech, and self-government.
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Canada
God
British Commonwealth of Nations
Runnymead
Windsor Castle
John
British Empire
Quilt ing group hosts address for Osterhout at Park Street Church
W M S quilting group of the W A held a Monday afternoon session in Park Street United Church basement with a supper and sociable evening to present Rev J H Osterhout and Mrs Osterhout. Mrs W M Stutt opened with an address and the mood mixed sadness and joy as they note their removal and future leisure.
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W.M.S. Quilting
W.A
Park Street United Church
J. H
Osterhont
W. M. Stutt
Clarke United Defeats Salina In Opening Football Clash
A crowd of about 350 watched Clarke United beat Salina 3 to 0 at Community Park. John Keane and Gordon Leamen scored with assists, Jim Wood added a late goal as Clarke secured the win and clean sheet.
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Clarke United
Salina
M. Cowan
Orono
Cowan
Selina
George Ralph
Jack Stobart
John Keane
Solina
Clarke
Gordon Leamen
Gordon
John
Jim ‘Wood
Life of Pauline Johnston Highlighted at Institute Meeting
At the Wo men s Institute annual gathering in Orono last Friday a nominating committee selected officers for 1988 39 with Mrs O W Rolph as president and Mrs M H Staples as 1st vice president The group approved donating 5 to the Institute for the Blind and covering Council Chamber rent during sewing classes Kathleen Stark reported on the Junior Girls Sewing Course led by Mrs F Larriman and achievements planned for an Achievement Day Mrs Chmara spoke on Ukrainian life and conditions under Poland with notes on labor and customs Piano solos by Anna Staples Pearl Cowan and Mrs Russell Rosborough followed a vote of thanks to the institute officers for their service. Local Leadership was accepted.
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Women’s Institute
James Dixon
Frank Hlall
Rosborough
O., W. Rolph
M. H. Staples
Winters
E. J. Hamm
EH. J. Hamm
Institute For the Blind
Council Chamber
Rolph
Anna Staples
Pearl Cowan
Russell Rosborough
Fr. Hall
Institute
O. W. Rolph
Sharp Left Turn Causes Accident on Highway 28
A westbound driver Neil Porter of Orono narrowly avoided serious injury on Highway 28 at Maple Grove when his car collided with eastbound Herb Flintoff from Oshawa. Flintoff turned left crossing into Neil’s path. Mrs Flintoff was thrown from the car but survived with shock. Flintoff’s vehicle severely damaged. Porter shaken, back seat injuring him. both cars sustaining extensive damage.
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Neil Porter
Orono
Maple Grove
Herb. Flintoff
Oshawa
Flintoff
Neal
Neil
Lover
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United Church
Durham County Liberal Association
William Bannon
Miss Galloway
Pauline Johnston