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Newspaper

Orono Weekly Times

Location

Orono, Ontario, Canada

Date

Nov 30, 1961

Page

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Election Notice for Orono Police Trustees Four Candidates

Four candidates compete for three police trustee seats in Orono with Monday December 4 polling from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Current trustees Gordon Simpson Lyall Lowery and Roy Forrester run alongside Harry Mercer who serves until 1961. The annual nomination meeting drew eighteen attendees at the Orono Community Centre where all four were nominated and Mercer reported a year end village balance of 340 dollars with 815 dollars in fire attendance fees and outside residents’ receipts. Trustees cited street lighting improvements costing 1709.22 and called for a new dumping area and safer entrances linking to Highway 115 as development may push east. Continued remarks on page 712.

Orono Gordon Simpson Lyall Lowery Harry Mercer Roy Forrester Simpson Lowery R. C. Forrester Ie Village

Bank Manager Shuffle Revamps Orono Branch Inside

Ray Dickson of Woodville becomes manager at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Orono, transferring from Woodville after two years. Lloyd King moves from Orono to Woodville, returning to the Woodville branch as manager. The Orono interior overhaul includes new furnishings, counters, acoustic tile ceiling, lighting, air conditioning, tile floor, and a second teller wicket with a night depository to speed service.

Ray Dickson Canadian Immerial Bank of Commerce Lloyd King Orono Mr King Woodville Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Max. Dickson Lloyd King Mrs. King

Rebekahs Bazaar Set For Saturday Afternoon Sale

The Rebekahs announce their annual Heath er Social Club Bazaar and Tea at the 1.C.C.F. Hall on Saturday December 2 at 2 30 p m Mrs Lawrence Hooey convenes the event with extensive preparations including a decorated hall a Christmas tree and tea service by Mrs Jean Wood hostess Aiding stalls include religious home baking eye catching novelty sweets an apron booth a penny sale table knitted items and a white elephant table Tickets for a large Christmas cake and a bride doll will be drawn about 4 p m Proceeds support club activities and donations.

Heather Social Club 1.C.C.F Jean Wood Everett Brown Sid Sarraball Wm. Tomlinson Irene Murray Marion Knox Dorothy Bailey Brooks Cowan iWfiss Jean Wannan Jack Wannan

Old School Books Reveal Ontario Education Era Changes

Orono public school pupil Billy Todd showed four 19th century school books dating from 1860s to 1804. The volumes include an 1869 arithmetic book printed in Toronto and a 1804 Bible Passoueu. They highlight Ryerson's role in Ontario education and the early methods used in Kirby School with bindings and historic notes.

Orono Gerade Sight Bill Todd Ainslee McGee Ryerson Ontario Billy Ayrtonderson Toronto Mary A. Gammage K Kirby School Kirby School M. A. Clemice Ryerson Ds Todd London England Parenuy Kirby John Gammidge Teeton Upper Canada Brougham

Clarke Township council election nominees set for year

Nomination meeting in Clarke Township names Lorne Perrault as new councilman, Vic Russell Savery reeve, and John Stone as reeve successor. Incumbents Wale ey Foster and Robert to serve as councilors. Deputy reeve Savery outlines $85 000 budget for roads and bridges and notes $3000 spent on calcium chloride with requests for more funding. Continued on Page 72.

Clarke Lorne Perrault Vic. Russell Savery Withsana John Stone Cn Oil Waleey Wil Roy Foster Robert Pontocy Coubewie Craters

Square Dancing Classes Begin in Recreation Room

Square dance classes start Tuesday December 5 at 8 pm in Ken Neals Recreation room. Instructor Mac Ransberry will lead. A 75 cent per person charge applies until more participants join and prices are reduced. Everyone welcome.

Ken Neal Mac Ransberry

Orone Well Represented At U of T Convocation

At the University of Toronto fall convocation on November 24 three honorary LL D receivers had ties to Orono farms. Recipients included Dr. Jacob Viner Harvard economist and Professors James A Thompson and C B Sissons. Thompson earlier owned Joe Hall property near the old mill and helped shape Orono’s southern approach. Sissons taught at Victoria College and has lived on the W L Smith farm since 1921.

University of Toronto Orone Jacob Viner Harvard University Jamer A. Thompson Cc. B. Sissons Thompson Joe Hall Orono School For Advanced Studies Princeton Sissons Victoria College W. L. Smith

Local Mont Marte Art Exhibit Impresses Orono Viewers

The Orono Art group hosted a two day exhibit and sale at McKenzie store in Orono Village. Local enthusiasts displayed oils and watercolors with some modernist pieces and many canvases sold at modest prices.

Mont Marte Orono Art Group McKenzie Paris Orono

Orono Sunday School To Present Pageant

Orono United Church Sunday School plans a pageant titled The Four Paths to Bethlehem on Saturday December 23 at 7 30 pm in the church sanctuary. Mrs D Powell directs the kindergarten group about 40 children and Marilyn directs the primary department about the same size. The pageant is led by organist and choirmaster Mr Hayek with emphasis on vocal and speech training costuming and lighting. The notice invites all Sunday School children to participate and mentions an enrollment fee as low as 7 50.

Orono United Church Sunday School Bethlehem D. Powell Sorme Marilyn Ained Hayek

United County Home Costs Rise During Past Year

The board of management reports the Golden Plough Lodge expenses for 1961’s first ten months totaled 145 955 with 61 248 from residents, net 84 707, and 70 percent government subsidy reducing county liability to 25 412. Per diem rose from 3.04 to 4.33. improvements include redecorating 682 and tiling 2 050. sewer to the farm house at 5305. A potential enclosed walk between buildings could cost about 6 000, with 60 percent subsidy recoverable.

Golden Plough Lodge Board of Management Couties Council Council

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Police Mrs. Dickson Oronos Rebekahs Holding Bazaar Lawrence Hooey Rebekah Gordon Watson Jim Major Stapleton’s Side Clarke Church Leskard Clarke Township Reeve Walkey Botcom U of T M. H. Staples D. H. Staples Orono Art Troup R. J Taggart J. Rickaby Focal B. van den Heuvel Orono Sunday School United County
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