Mexican Wins Grand Prix At Mosport Track
Pedro Rodriguez 24, driving a Ferrari, won the Canadian Grand Prix at Mosport in 2 hours 41 minutes 38 seconds covering 250 miles at 91.55 mph a track record. Surtees retired with engine trouble while Rodriguez led a Ferrari Lotus duel and Graham Hill finished second driving a Ford powered Lotus 23. Denny Coadh finished third giving Canada drivers championship edge to Coach over Heimrath. Attendance tipped at 24,093 with more guests estimated. The report also notes Ontario tobacco price supports being sought by the Ontario Flue-Cured Tobacco Growers Marketing Board with talks planned this week.
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Pedro Rodriguez
Mosport
Rodriguez
Graham Hill
England
Denny Coadh
Toronto
Ate
Peter Ryan
Montreal
Canada
Ludwig Heimrath
Heimrath
Porsche
Ontario
Rennie Miggens
Kendal Bantams Ad Vance To Finals
The Kendal Bantams upset Fenwick 8-1 to reach the Ontario Bantams final series. Barry Lane struck out eight as Brian Foster backed Kendal at catcher and Bruce Mercer collected three hits. Camer on Perrault made two notable shortstop plays as Kendal advances to face Wheatley in Wheatly and Kendal.
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Kendal Bantams
Fenwick
Kendal
Ontario
Kendal Club
Wheatly
Windsor
Barry Lane
Brian Foster
Bruce Mercer
Cameron Perrault
Junior Gardeners To Compete With Bird Feeders
The Junior Gardener's Club met on September 26 with eighteen members and welcomed three new ones. Mrs. Fairbrother praised the Junior exhibits at the August Flower and Vegetable Show and led a discussion on bird migration. She arranged two Thanksgiving decorations and announced a bird feeder contest for October 24 in wood construction and a novelty feeder. Members should decorate brown paper bags for Halloween-leaning October meeting.
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Junior Gardener’s Club
Fairbrother
Sale of Ontario library books planned for Orono sale
Miss Monroe of the Ontario Provincial Library Board visited Orono Library with the Police Village Library Board. About 3000 books will be sold later this month likely October 25 or 26 at the Crono Municipal Building.
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Monroe
Ontario Provincial Library Board
Orono
Police Village Library Board
Qrono Municipal
Provincial
Miss Monroe
B. Mercer
Postmaster General Announces New Rates
The Postmaster General Azellus Denis announces new postal rates for printed matter registered mail special delivery service postal money orders and COD parcels effective November 1 1963 for registration special delivery and money orders and April 1 1964 for COD and printed matter. He cites postal deficits and compares rates with costs and commercial rates. The changes raise fees for registration special delivery parcels money orders COD and printed matter with detailed per item increases and a new large mailing rate.
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Azellus Denis
Mr. Denis
Post Office Department
United States
Honey Announces $20 000 Grant for Memorial Hospital
Russel C. Honey announced a 20000 grant to Memorial Hospital Bowmanville to aid remodernizing the old wing. He and others were appointed to serve as a season between the caucus and M P s at Ottawa.
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Honey
Memorial Hospital
Russel C. Honey
Bowmanville
R. C. Honey
Ottawa
Pic-Ax Players Win Top Award at Orono Drama Festival
The Orono Drama Festival held in the Town Hall featured seven one act plays judged by Esse W. Ljungh. Pic-Ax Players of Pickering and Ajax won Best Play for A Good Woman with director Brian O Leary recognized for Best Director. Second place went to A Minus by Ajax Drama Workshop. Best Actor honored D Kerr MacKay for Married In Spite of Themselves. Best Actress went to Janet Stevenson for A Minus.
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Orono
Durham Central Agricultural Society
Orono Town Hall
Pic-Ax
Pickering
Ajax
Les Aslett
Orono Chamber of Commerce
Brian O’leary
Lasi
Ajax Drama Workshop
D. Kerr MacKay
Robert
Mr. MacKay
New Play Workshop
Roy Patton
the Crone Oddfellows
Janet Stevenson
Bobbie
Heather Rebekah Lodge
Jim Major
Noreen Greenly Still Missing Amid Abduction Sentiments
The 13 year old Noreen Ann Greenly of Maple Grove remains missing after a September 14 disappearance. Rumors of her being found are dismissed as investigators search for clues with father Harvey J. Greenly asserting abduction is likely.
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Noreen Ann Greenly
Maple Grove
Harvey J. Greenly
Noreen Ann
Orono Fair Dance Fifty Fifty Winner Declared
The Orono Fair promoters announce Mrs. Fred Wagg of Orono as the fifty-fifty draw winner. She received a prize of 56.25 dollars.
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Orono Fair
Fred Wagg
Orono
Ganaraska To Study Wilmot Watershed
Orono Police Trustees report Ganaraska River Authority will survey the Wilmot and Orono Rivers. Township asks Ganaraska to act in the two watersheds. Authority grants survey permission with Officer Haas of the Department of Lands and Forests assisting.
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Ganaraska
Wilmot
Orono
Haas, Orono
Department of Lands and Forests
Orono Play Earns Noted Effort at Festival Scenes
The adjudicator praised the entire cast for a genuine effort. Festival attendance grew from a few Thursday attendees to solid crowds Friday and Saturday, with Friday night around 175. A drama workshop on Saturday featured James Dean on set design and Miss Helen Binks on makeup techniques.
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James Dean
Helen Binks
Clarke Teachers Attend Peterborough OSSTF Meeting
Clarke High School staffers Mr Y Laniel and Mr O P Sabharual joined 115 new teachers at a District 22 OSSTF gathering in Peterborough. I M Robb outlined federation ties and services while subject consultants aided neophyte teachers.
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Clarke High School
Peterborough
Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation
Y. Laniel
O. P. Sabharual
I. M. Robb
Toronto
OSSTF
Jack Chenoweth
Cammpbelliard
ISSTF
William Jones
James D. McNabb
Donald Isaac
Bowmanville
Campbellford
Haliburton
Bancroft
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Ferrari
Hills
Hallowe’en
Esse W. Ljungh
CBC
Roy Forrester
Clarke Township
Adrianne Haas
Henry Street High School
Whitby
Mr. Ljungh
K. Stewart
Kendal Women’s Institute
Orone Hi-C’s
Gladys Aslett
Noreen Greenly
Clarke
Peterbourgh