Orono Athletes Seek Public Support for Youth Programs
Orono Amateur Athletic Association struggles to raise funds to operate the rink and provide free skating. At a 1952 53 cost over 800 dollars, organizers warn costs could reach 1000 dollars with a harsh winter. A urged round of community backing from home school and church, plus a circular letter, is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono Amateur Athletic Association
Orono
E. H. Samuel
B. Rutherford
Rev. J. Kitchen
Orono Weekly Times
R. C. Forrester
Port Perry Educator Honored with Royal Medal
Mr. Roy H. Cornish, principal of Port Perry Public School for 21 years, received a medal from Queen Elizabeth II in recognition of outstanding contributions to education and community welfare. A Port Perry resident since 1931, he Stay engaged in education, served as secretary of local church and memorial groups, coached minor hockey, and led Lions Club and Masonic Lodge roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. H. Cornish
Port Perry
R. H. Cornish
Cornish
United Church Board of Stewards
Memorial Gardens
Col Lloyd Issues Challenge At Orono Pre Armistice Service
Col F P Lloyd delivers a charge at the Orono United Church Pre Armistice Service as Remembrance Day events unfold. A large parade from Bowmanville Legion with the Legion Pipe Band marches to the church, wreaths laid, Last Post and Reveille performed, and a thoughtful address urging national duty and youth responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Orono
Bowmanville Legion
Legion’s Womans Auxiliary
Legion Pipe Band
Loyal Orange Hall
Col. Gamey
Mitchell
Orono United Church
Woman's Association November Meeting Highlights
The Woman's Association met on Tuesday with Mrs. E. R. Rainey presiding. The session opened with hymn and Lord's Prayer. Devotional by Mrs. Porter encouraged pressing on. They approved wedding catering plans and a Holstein Banquet in December. A nominating committee and planning visiting group were set. Gleanings from Presbyterial and United Church Training School were shared. a note of thanks was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Association
E. R. Rainey
Porter
Holstein
M. J. Tamblyn
Duncan
Stutt
Oshawa voters to decide on new civic arena
Oshawa residents face a December 7 municipal election on a proposed seven million dollar civic arena to replace the fire destroyed facility. Alderman Russell Humphries argues ratepayers must vote, noting many cities fund arenas municipally and the loss disrupts hockey leagues including the OHA Junior A.
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Oshawa
Ald
Russell Humphries
OHA
Meeting Closes With Theme Song and Mizpah Benediction
From Mrs. Fred Tamblyn the meeting closed with the W A Theme song and Mizpah benediction.
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Fred Tamblyn
W.A
Meander With Margot on CBC Drama Critique
The fall CBC season brings stronger Canadian drama with Tuesday airings and less restrictive dialogue. The reviewer notes improved acting, realism, and occasional mild profanity, citing Robertson Davies and Peterborough Examiner editorials as evidence of Canadian literary credibility.
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C.B.C
Robertson Davies
Davies
Peterborough Examiner
Toronto
Orono seeks $1000 for children’s recreation fund
At a Orono community meeting a resolution was passed calling for urgent donations to support the Orono Amateur Athletic Association for the 1953-54 winter season. A deadline of November 30 was set, or all plans may be abandoned. Donations will be listed weekly in the Orono Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall Lowery
Orono Weekly Times
Times Office
A. West L. Lowery
Rev. Kitchen
Ned Foster
Herb Duvall
R. J. Taggart
Don Staples
Ted Samuels
Sid Rutherford
R. J. Forrester
Orono Amateur Athletic Association
Orono
Orono Times
Orono Orphans Open Season With Loss To Lindsay Entry
The Orono Orphans, playing at home, outshot Lindsay and dominated play but could not finish, losing 7 to 4. D West and J West scored for Orono, while Lindsay, led by Linton, pulled ahead with a 13:05 tally and multiple periods of pressure. Five penalties to three favored Lindsay as the bigger visitors prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
Lindsay
Hooper
Junior West
Philips
Harris
Keith West
Robinson
Schell
Lindsay Crew
Orono Boys
United Church Dedicates Memorial Windows in Orono
At Sunday service in Orono United Church eleven new stained glass windows were dedicated for Remembrance Sunday. Mrs. Milton J. Tamblyn presented the gifts in memory of families and individuals, with prayers and scripture guiding the dedicatory ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono United Church
J. Kitchen
Milton J. Tamblyn
Memorial Windows Committee
Tamblyn
Edmund Cobbledick
Walsh
Albert
Ethel Chapman
C. J. Thornton
Herbert
Lula McDonald
Alfred
Elizabeth Rolph
Russell Best
Peter W. Laing
Lunn
Edward Dean
Orme A. Gamsby
W.A. Window
Mrs. Tamblyn
W. A
W.A
Jesus
Mary
Martha
Marys
Marthas
Kitchen
Holman Hunt
Community Notes From Kendal Area In November Social Circle
Mr Blake Alexander remains ill in bed. Halloween prank restored street signs after nine days. Mrs Les Reid visited Mrs L Thorne and Mrs Alva Swarbrick. Area Women's Institute meeting on November 5 featured the Girl Session on cotton fashion and sandwich making. Farm Forum at Arthur Thompson’s discussed co operation between farmer and wife, farm planning, and partnerships. Rev Kitchen spoke on The Eternal Question. Choir offered Oh God Our Help in Ages Past and solo I know that my Redeemer liveth by Martin and Mrs A A Drummond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Alexander
Les Reid
L. Thorne
Alva Swarbrick
Roy Mercer
G. Cathcart
N. Kennedy
Hilda Bell
F. Stoker
Women’s Institute
Orone
Frank G. Peddie
Thomas Craig
Arthur Thompson
Kitchen
Martin
A. A. Drummond
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Orono Athletic
Roy H. Cornish
Her
F. P.lloyd
Canada
W. A. Meeting
Margot
Orono Orphans
D. West
Johnson
Brother Keith
Linton
Crawford
Lewis
Hicks
J. West
Kendal
Harold Alan Heard
Jean Margaret Bullock
Almont Bullock
Clarence Heard
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