Orono Weeky Times Founded by Forrester duo in 1988
The Orono weekly newspaper announces its 1988 establishment by R A Forrester and Roy C Forrester serving as editor and manager. It operates as a second class mail authorized publication under the Ottawa Post Office Department.
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R. A. Forrester
Roy C. Forrester
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Centennial nature areas proposed for Clarke Township to protect streams
The Oshawa Times argues for a Centennial project to preserve natural waterways and park lands in Clarke Township and nearby centers like Port Hope Lindsay and Simcoe. It stresses public action to secure land near population centers and notes rapid scientific progress outpacing human relations development.
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Clarke Township
Port Hope
Lindsay
Simcoe
Narow
R. H. Keefiller
Northern Electric
Faraday
Oshawa Times
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Clarke High School Glee and Drama Club Presents Breaths of Spring
Clarke High School students stage a lively Breathing of Spring program in the gym featuring the Glee Club with Miss Whitaker directing. The evening includes musical numbers and a one act play Sunday Costs Five Pesos by the Drama Club with cast Bruce Roberts Karen Lee Candy Storks Sharma Ferguson and Sheila Slater.
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Clarke High School Glee Club
Glee Club
Miss Whitaker
Tina Kozub
Lynn Brown
Clarke Drama Club
Bruce Roberts
Karen Lee
Candy Storks
Sharma Ferguson
Sheila Slater
Seek Addition to Millbrook School Requires More Classrooms
A Millbrook delegation led by Dr. J. W. Wright and Principal William Brown met in Toronto with the deputy minister of education to seek three classrooms and a gymnasium. They stressed that the three year old Millbrook High School is overfilled and staff space is lost to a former staff room conversion. The Durham County District High School Board and Millbrook Chamber of Commerce back the request.
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Millbrook
J. W. Wright
Reginald Fallis
Cavan Township
Durham County District High School Board
William Brown
Toronto
Millbrook Chamber of Commerce
Bowmanville Hospital Board Purchases Building
Rex Walters announced Memorial Hospital has completed the purchase of the former Powell Chemical Building, once the Alexander residence, and it has been taken over as part of the hospital complex. The report notes the gymnasium expansion would address community needs for concerts and cultural activities, with cost estimated at 25 cents per capita per year.
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Brown
Bowmanville Hospital Board
Memorial Hospite
Rex Walters
Powell Chemical
Hospital
Allexander
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