Colou Motorcade Tour Schedules Durham County Rally
A color motorcade designed to showcase Durham County’s beauty is set for Sunday October 20 by the Durham County Progressive Conservative Association. The 1:30 pm start at Orono Park leads through central and northern areas via scenic routes including Leskard valley, Mosport, Enniskillen, Caesarea, and Lake Scugog shoreline toward Janetville, Manvers and Emily townships, ending around Bethany and Ida before looping back toward Omemee.
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Durham County
Progressive Conservative Association
Orono Park
Leskard Valley
Mosport
Caesarea
Lake Scugog
Janetville
Manvers
Emily Townships
Omemee
Bethany
Cavan Township
Ida
No. 10
Tour route from Garden Hill to Orono via Clarke and Kendal
A description of a scenic tour through Ganaraska area outlining a route from Garden Hill to Orono with stops and sights including Orono Forestry Mosport Racetrack Tyrone landmarks Enniskillen Cartwright War Memorial Blackstock Caesar Caesar area Seugog Marsh Bethany Ski area St Johns Church Ida Cavan Park Millbrook Mill Pond and Cavan schools and halls.
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Garden Hill
Kendal
Crooked Creek
Clarke Township
Highway 35
Orono
Orono Forestry
Mosport
McLaughlin
Tyrone
Old Mill
Hampton Park
Memorial
Salina
Enniskillen
New School
Cartwright
Blackstock
Caesarea
Seugog
Bethany
St. John’s
Ida
Cavan Park
Millbrook
New South Cavan
Cavan
Jal
Millbrook Garden Hill
Dean’s Hill
Clarke High School Hosts Local Orienteering Meet
Clarke High School staged an orienteering event on Sunday September 28 drawing seventy five participants from Clarke and outlying areas including Toronto and Kingston. Senior winner was Professor Ed wards of Queen s University with the edge over younger rivals. Intermediate and junior divisions led by Clarke High School pairs and KCVI entrants highlight a day of outdoor navigation and map reading.
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Clarke High School
Canada
Toronto
Kingston
Professor Edwards
Queen’s University
Ive
Newcastle
Kendal
Bromley
Carlson
Amesbury
Bunting
Dept. of Lands and Forests
Carman
Orono
Stevens
Bowmanville
Low
Ellicott
Bill Caldwell
Fred Bunting
Glenn Witherspoon
Leslie Stephenson
Patricia Wallace
Wayfarers
Heather Hoar
Bob Simpson
KCVI
Reid
Diane Hazelden
M. Groot
Rhonda Johnston
Rhodes
Lacombe
Allin
Christie
Bezubian
Lowry
Sixteen Merchants Support Decorative Lighting Plan
At the Orono Chamber of Commerce meeting at the New Dutch Oven, merchants reported a $400 subscription toward Main Street decorative lighting with $700 more needed. Committees were named to solicit further donations, arrange Santa’s visit, and assess planter installations and street aesthetics amid road work. The Clarke Township may appoint a by law enforcement officer, but no action yet.
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Orono Chamber of Commerce
Orono
Clarke
Clarke Ratepayer Association Hears View On Hearing Cancellation
The Clarke Township Ratepayers Association met in Newtonville Community Hall to hear Gene Butt discuss the Ontario Municipal Board hearing cancellation on bylaw No. 1592 Restricted Area. He noted lack of reason and possible mandamus actions if inconsistencies arise, while stressing support for a sound planning plan and upcoming Orono meeting with Tiny Bennett of the Toronto Telegram as guest speaker.
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Clarke Ratepayer’s Association
Clarke Township Ratepayers’ Association
Newtonville
Gene Butt
John Weir
Q.C
Toronto
Ontario Municipal Board
Butt
Clarke Township
Ratepayers’ Association
Orono
Tiny Bennett
The
Toronto Telegram
R. D. Morton
Up And Over Parade of Students in Jump Event
Miss Nancy Forrester makes her bid for over while Miss Diane Nicholson ponders the obstacle as many students compete in the event.
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Nancy Forrester
Diane Nicholson
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Annie Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Toronto International
Colou
Enniskill
Atkstock To
Hope Township
Santa
Doctor McKenzie
Messrs. R. Dickson
M. Down
R. Forreser
Messrs. R. Hazelden
H. Hoenigh
W. Carman
Orono Police
Mr. Eldred
Durhar Forest
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