Seek Rural Municipalities To Join Development Association
Orono and Clarke township representatives attended a Lake Ontario Development Association zone meeting in Cobourg led by Elmer Banting. The group urged rural municipalities to join to boost agriculture, industry, and tourism across the Lake Ontario area from Darlington to Belleville and Kawarthas.
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Orono
Clarke
Lake Ontario Development Association
Cobourg
W. A. Goodfellow
B. Rutherford
W. H. Carman
R. ©. Forrester
Earl Walkey
Hartwell Lowery
Development Association
Lake Ontario
Darlington Township
Belleville
Kawarthas
Elmer Banting
Ture
U.S
Banting
Federation of Agriculture
Guelph
Kemptville
Biochemist Dr Heard Dies at 49 in Montreal Home
Dr Robert Donall Hoskins Heard aged 49 a professor of Biochemistry at McGill University died suddenly at his Montreal home on September 8 he is survived by his wife Grace Mae Abbott two sons C W Kenneth and D Alan Freeman of Montreal his mother Mrs Chas E Heard of St Thomas and his in laws the Hoskins family Funeral held in St Thomas with connections to Orono through the Doncaster lineage
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R. D. H. Heard
Robert Donall Hoskins Heard
McGill University
Grace Mae Abbott
C. W. Kenneth
D. Alan Freeman
Montreal
Chas. E. Heard
St. Thomas
Nellie Hoskins
Freeman Hoskins
Doncaster
Orono
Efficient Farmer Goodfellow urges unity and self reliance
At the Lake Ontario Development Association dinner in Cobourg Hon W A Goodfellow warned against overreliance on government and urged farmers to unite, market cooperatively, and lead by individual effort. He praised Ontario's potential and noted deep water harbours and a strong tobacco and fruit belt in Northumberland.
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W. A. Goodfellow
Lake Ontario Development Association
Cobourg
Ontario
Lake Ontario
Niagara
Northumberland County
Canada
Lst
The Crewe W A Held Regular Meeting
The Crewe W A meeting was held Thursday afternoon October 10 in the Sunday School room with President Mrs H Allen presiding. Devotional by Mrs E Rainey focused on service and truth from John 17. Minutes of September and October 3 executive were read and approved. Plans included catering for the 4 Junior Farmers Banquet November 2 and Teachers Federation November 7. A loose collection of $138.81 was reported. thanks extended to Mr Ford and visiting quartet. Delegates were chosen for the Oshawa W A Presbytery meeting October 29. There were fourteen ladies present.
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W.A
H. Allen
Teachers Federation
Rainey
M. J. Tamblyn
Ford
Albert St
Hooey
Oshawa
Vera Crease
Barrie
Watt
Fred Cowan
Brownie and Guide Meeting Mix Up on Holiday
Brownies and Guides treated Tuesday as a holiday and missed their regular meeting night. Joanne Rutherford taught bed roll packing while Mrs Donald Hamm helped form a new fourth patrol. New patrol leaders Milene Graham Marilyn Copbledick Joan Allen Connie Tyrrell earned All-round Cards.
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Pack
Joanne Rutherford
Donald Hamm
Marlene Graham
Marilyn Copbledick
Joan Allen
Connie Tyrrell
Dean West
Gordon Simpson
Susan Gilbart
Suzanne McKearney
Browie
Sue Major
Vaught
Cab Paper Drive This Saturday in Orono Village
The Orono Cab Pack will collect paper this Saturday afternoon October 19. Bags should be bundled and placed along the curb to support scouting activities and pack needs.
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Orono Cab
Here Comes The Guides And Brewnres Travelling Basket
Local Association launches a fundraising basket for the Guide movement to buy books camping gear and uniforms. The project travels through village homes from October 19 to November 19 aiding Brown Owl Tawny Owl and Lady Lieutenants and supported by mothers with young families.
Orone Oddfellow Dance Draws Enticing Prizes Saturday
Orone Oddfellow hosts an October 19 dance event at two halls the Western Chappies in Fown Hall and the Farrow Old Tymers in the 1.0.0.7. Hall with eight prize drawings at 11 15 p m including a doll a Sunbeam Deluxe Toaster Remington Electric Razor and fishing gear plus a wooden rifle and a bushel of McIntosh apples. Proceeds go to the Hall Building Fund admission 50 cents.
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Durham
C. Ontario
Orons
Fown
Farrow Old Tymers
Hubby
Jim Gamsby
Orono Chamber Plans Village Brochure Publication
The Orono Chamber of Commerce directors met at Orono Restaurant with eight present including H. M. Mercer and S. B. Rutherford to approve a four page brochure on the Village. A print run of 250 copies was approved and the brochure will feature services activities churches lodges and local highways. The next chamber meeting is set for October 24 at the Orono Restaurant.
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Orono
Lake Ontario Development Association
Cobourg
W. H. Carman
Heaters Report Successful Pheasant Hunt
Pheasant season opened in Clarke Township on Saturday and will run three weeks. Darlington Township also extended their open season to the same period. The Clarke opening drew many hunters with several claiming bag limits, especially those with bird dogs. Game Warden Ken Tolmie called the hunt very successful and noted the three week period reduced opening day crowd.
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Clarke Township
Darlington Township
Clarke
Ken Tolmie
Six Team Loop Probable In Lakeshore Inter League
Lakeshore Hockey Association met in Lindsay on Tuesday evening with four definite entrants Bowmanville Orono Combines Lindsay Lakefield Cobourg. Port Hope considered entry but withdrew over cash guarantee terms. may still enter from Port Hope or Trenton with renewed talks. League could be six teams. play to start in early November with arrangements for home series against Oakville Seniors.
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Lakeshore Hockey Association
Lindsay
Jeague
Bowmanville Orono
Lakefield
Cobourg
Port Hope
Treorton
Wm. Lytle
Bobcaygeon
Bobeaygeon
Trenton
Mel Cunningham
Byvank Jamieson
Oakville
Oxleville
Reed
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Rural Municipalities
Crewe W.A
Brownie
Brewnres
Orone Oddfellow
Bill Carman
Bill
Hall Building Fund
Orono Chamber
Lakeshore
James Richard Harding
Orono United Church
Doreen Mae White
A. White
Ray Cooper
Port Dover
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