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Newspaper

Orono Weekly Times

Location

Orono, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 31, 1951

Page

9

Winners crowned in Durham Ontario judging contest

On Saturday May 6 the annual Durham County judging competition held with Ontario County in Brooklin drew 42 entrants. Livestock classes included Holstein cattle Jersey cattle Yorkshire sheep and Clydesdales with morning judging and afternoon reasons from participants.

Durham County Ontario Brooklin Eveny Township Elmcroft Farms Oshawa R. R Jersey F W. Batty Brooklin R. R Yorkshire Sons and Walter Groat F W. Battty

Jackpot of 80 Dollars Must Be Won Tonight

The Newcastle Lions cash binge draws a large crowd as Thursday night May 31 marks the final game of the session. Numbers will be called until the 80 dollar jackpot is claimed, with the winner must be present by 8:00 p.m. The evening also features regular bingo entertainment as usual.

Newcastle Lions

Found's Restaurant Opens In Orono Last Saturday

Orono welcomes a new dining spot as Found's Restaurant opens its doors. Owned by Dane Found, the eatery occupies the former Mercer premises after a full redecorating effort in a modern theme. A large gas stove and steam oven will aid in meal preparation and service.

Orono Dane H. Mercer My. Found

Orono United Church Sunday School Anniversary Service

The Orono United Church will host its Sunday School Anniversary Service on June 8 at 11:00 AM in the Town Hall. Guest speaker will be Dr. George Telford of Oshawa, with teachers officers and scholars inviting all to attend the song and thanksgiving service.

Orono United Church George Telford Oshawa

Local News Briefs From Bowmanville and Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs Don McGee move into a new residence. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Ross Mercer on the arrival of a baby daughter May 21 at Bowmanville Hospital. Mr and Mrs Egerton Hancock spent the past week with sons Harold in Belleville and Glen in Warkworth. Mrs Hamilton Boyd of Kingston visited with her mother Mrs Ken Gamisby. Mrs Ed Dean returned from visiting her son Kenneth Dean in Newcastle. Weekend visitors with Mrs R A Forrester included Mr and Mrs George Bouck Iroquois Mrs Andrew Forrester Hamilton Mr C D Bouck and Miss Ethel Bouck of Toronto.

Don McGee Ross Mercer Bowmanville Hospital Egerton Hancock Harold Belleville Glen Warkworth Hamilton Boyd Kingston Ken Gamisby Ed Dean Kenneth Dean Newcastle R. A. Forrester George Bouck Iroquois Andrew Forrester Hamilton C. D. Bouck Ethel Bouck Toronto

Orono Loses Opener To Kendal In First Hardball Game

Orono opened its Lakeshore League season with an eight to nine loss to Kendal at Kendal park. Kendal, the experienced squad, built its lead on timely hitting and Orono errors while Crono and Shetler shared pitching duties for Orono. Roy Winters’ error allowed three Kendal runners to score in the ninth, leaving Orono one run short. The town eyes a stronger lineup as the home debut approaches tonight.

Orono Kendal George Jones Crono Raye West Lakeshore D_ West Robinson Roy Winters Cronos Newcastle Jioan Cooper

Orono Girs Win Local Opener With Newcastle

The Orono Girls Softball Club opened their season with a two run victory over Newcastle at the local park on Tuesday night. Jo an Cooper pitched, Enid Tennant hit the only home run, and Adele Cooper along with other young players showed promise for the season.

Orono Girs Newcastle Orono Adele Cooper Enid Tennant

She Is My Daisy a 3 Act Play at Orono Town Hall

The St James United Church Peterborough presents She Is My Daisy an entertaining three act play under the Orono United Church Finance Committee. The show Friday June 1 at 8 15 pm in Orono Town Hall notes proceeds go to the local United Church building fund.

Daisy St. James United Church Peterborough Orono United Church Orono Town Hall The Orono United Vihurch

Contributions To Orono United Church Acknowledgments

List of donations includes Orono United Church with 46 644.00 on October 5 and 10 263.00. Myrtle Church 10.00. L W Doncaster 50.00. Myrtle United Church 20.00. Greenbank W A 10.00. in memory of Generations Allin Family. Victor Peacock Oshawa 252.00. Mrs Mary Jaikson Kendal 1001.00. total 57 397.36.

Myrtle Church L. W. Doncaster Toronto Myrtle United Church Greenbank W. A Allin Victor Peacock Oshawa Mary H. Jaikson Kendal

Fish Club Meeting Delights 35 Members

Thirty five members attended a Fish Club meeting in open session. C Weir and Gordon Buie from the Lindsay Lands and Forests office shared color moron pictures on forest fire prevention and wildlife in government parks. A committee was formed to plan fishing trips out of town and three members will receive pheasant chicks from government hatcheries with feeding costs covered.

Messrs. C. Weir Gordon Buie Lindsay Department of Lands and Forests habché@ries

May Wedding Settings in Newcastle United Church

Thelma Marion Stapleton and John Aiken Forrester wed in Newcastle United Church with spring flowers including tulips and lilacs forming the setting. The Rev. L. H. Turner officiated. bridesmaids wore plush pink and soft blue gowns, and Victoria-style bouquets featured lilies, white orchids, and carnations. Out-of-town guests came from Toronto, Hamilton, Troquois, Port Hope, Newtonville, Bowmanville and Orono.

Newcastle United Church Thelma Marion Stapleton M. Stapleton Newcastle John Aiken Forrester Roy A. Forrester Crone L. H. Turner Toronto Hamilton Troquois Port Hope Newtonville Bowmanville Orono

Service Club Presents 811 For 3 Bed Ward At Bowmanville Hospital

The Rebekahs and Oddfellows Service Club presented Bowmanville Memorial Hospital with 811 to fund a three bed ward to be named Orono and Community. The drive peaked with a township hall dance in Orono attended by about a hundred. J J Riddell led the event and thanked donors as Sid Little and Gordon Watson accepted the donation. Little said the hospital would open in July and urged attendance, praising community support and democratic government. Roy Forrester Orchestra provided music as canvassers reported over 400 calls and potential additional funds yet to be counted.

Rebekah’s Oddfellow’s Bowmanville Memorial Hospital Orono Fen J. J. Riddell Orone Riddell Sid Little Sband Gordon Watson Bowmanville Hospital Little

Chemical Spray Thin Apple Thinning Proves Helpful

Agricultural notes from Ottawa discuss chemical thinning for apples using dimethoate? Actually ammonium acetic acid compounds with timing guidance. D. S. Blair and B. H. Nelson report heavy setting varieties like Melba respond to sprays as blossoms mature. Early thinning reduces biennial habit and improves size and quality while noting risks to foliage and need for careful timing.

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