Why Should Taxes Rise In Orono Incorporation Hearing
The Ontario Municipal Board will hold a June 6 public hearing at the Township Hall in Orono on incorporating a village. The piece argues fears of tax hikes are overblown, noting Newcastle Village’s lower mill rates overall but similar per-dollar spending, and contends incorporation could increase local control without guaranteeing a major tax rise.
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Ontario Municipal Board
Orono
Newcastle
Oreno
National Water Safety Week urged by Canadian Red Cross
The Canadian Red Cross designates June 3 to 9 1962 as National Water Safety Week urging Canadians to practice water safety. It warns that about a thousand could drown during summer water recreation and emphasizes personal responsibility, safe habits, and participation in the Red Cross Water Safety program at the Orono Swimming Pool.
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Canadian Red Cross
Watson’s Lakes
Red Cross
Orono Swimming Pool
Orono Junior Gardeners Clean Up Main Street
The Junior Gardener's Club of Orono led a Saturday cleanup of Main Street, improving tidiness and community pride. Their effort inspires residents and prompts the Police Trustees to consider placing refuse cans in the village business area.
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Orono
Gardener’s Club of
Orono Youths Clean Main Street For Community Pride
Ed Youngman lauds Orono Junior Horticultural Society children aged twelve and thirteen for sprucing up the main drag by collecting fourteen car tons of litter. Merchants funded the effort, and the group plans rubbish receptacles and posters for a June horticultural meeting with county delegates.
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Armstrong
Orono Junior Horticultural Society
Special Horticultural Society
Orono
Young People Conduct Sunday Service At Orono United
On May 27 the Young People of Orono United Church arranged the Sunday Service. Miss Margery Tyrrell led the service and Miss Peggy Hancock led the organ and girls choir. Special speaker Mr James Rickaby spoke on Through a glass darkly. Guest soloist Mr John Ford from Toronto sang The Stranger of Galilee. Mrs Richard Morton accompanied. A buffet luncheon at Mrs Ethel Tyrrell’s home followed for about thirty attendees.
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Orono United Church
Margery Tyrrell
Peggy Hancock
James Rickaby
John Ford of
Toronto
the Stranger of
Galilee
Richard Morton
Ethel Tyrrell
Honour Bride With Shower
A miscellaneous shower was held Wednesday evening, May 30, for Mrs. Neil Elliott formerly Joan Allin of Orono. About thirty five ladies attended at the home of Mrs. Everett Brown. Joan greeted guests and received corsage and gifts as Betty Branch and Joyce Elliott assisted. Co-hostesses served a tasty lunch after gifts were opened.
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Neil Elliott
Joan Allin
Orono
Everett Brown
Evelene Brown
Sharon Allin
Joan
Betty Branch
Misses Suaron
Joyce Elliott
Keith Wood
Robert Rutherford
Church Leader Urges Realistic Teen Religious Education
Rev. E. C. Kelloway of Cobourg told 400 delegates at the United Church Bay of Quinte conference to get in touch with reality about teenage religious education. He warned that authorities have been out of step for 15 years and urged closer Toronto conference cooperation and a lay theology school starting next fall with Queen's University Theological College. Dr. Elias Andrews was elected conference president.
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E. C. Kelloway
Cobourg
United Church
Bay of Quinte
Kellaway
Toronto
Canada
Queen’s University Theological College
Theological College
Elias Andrews
Kelloway
K J. Crawford
Omemee
J. E. Glover
Marmora
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
R. A. Forrester
Roy C. Forrester
USA
Ed Youngman
Orville Chatterton
Orono, Ontario
Margie Tyrrell
Alma Cuttell
Orone Hydro Consumers
Hydro
E. Dent
Riviera
Perty Rather
Misses
Toms & Sons Limit
Ontario
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