Planning Board debates plex apartments on Prince Street site
Orono Police Trustees and the Township Council were urged to reject two plex apartment plans on Prince Street. The board criticized the jet plan for lacking parking, second tile field, and construction details. A qualified architect or engineer stamp was demanded on all non single family plans. Tax and sewer implications, plus education costs for potential residents, were discussed as growth questions.
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Planning Board
Orono
Princess Street
L. McGee
E. R. Woodyard
McGee
Durham Central Agricultural Fair Comes to Orono This Weekend
The Durham Central Agricultural Fair in Orono runs Friday and Saturday with farm and home exhibits music dancing harness horse racing amateur contests and a midway. Highlights include junior events 4H sheep Holstein rabbit fat calf shows plus a wide exhibit range and evening entertainment by the Oshawa Barber Shop chorus and a town hall dance.
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Durham Central
Orono
Oshawa
Orono Town Hall
Clare Nesbitt
J. Rickard
G. Carson
Fenwick Tykes Tie Semi finals With Orono Club
Fenwick Tykes tie the Orono-Fenwick playdown to one win each after a 7 1 Orono’s lone run came from Steven Allen. Keith Powell pitched well for Orono while John Barker caught and cut several plays at home. A deciding game is set for Fenwick next Sunday afternoon. Newcastle beats Orono 2 1 to take a 2 1 lead in the series.
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Fenwick Tyke
Fenwick
Orono
Orono Park
Keith Powell
John Barker
Orone
Steven Allen
Newcastle Tykes
Newcastle
Four Thousand Pheasants Released in Clarke Township
Clarke Township Game Commission released 4000 young pheasants in the township last month under Conservation Officer Douglas Powell of Orono. About 3000 birds raised from chicks were cared for at Cold Springs Forestry Camp by the Ontario Training School for Boys, with the remainder raised at Orono Tree Nursery and a farm. The Camp project, aided by township funds for feed, added a broader house and runways. Powell reports the birds were well cared for and expects improved pheasant hunting in the fall.
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Clarke Township
Ontario Training School For
Cold Springs
Orone Tree
Powell
Clarke Township Hears School Shifts For 1967 68 Term
Clarke Township public schools reopen for 1967 68 with new Kirby Centennial School and Kendal additions. Principal assignments place Mr. Gibson at Kirby and Supervising roles across Entprise Clarke Union Leskard and Cowanville Starkville areas. Projections show Shelter plan cuts taxes by about 34 dollars for the average home, with 1968 implementation and provincial equalization details. New staffing covers Newtonville Lockhart and Orono areas as class moves proceed.
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Clarke Township
Kirby Centennial
Kendal
Gibson
New Kirby
Kirby, Enterprise
Leskard and
Clarke Union
Lockhart’s
Kirby
Muldrew
Enterprise
Reg Elliott
Clarke Union School
H. Lowery
Leskard
Wm. Vannan
McMullen
McCoy
Cowanville
Starkville
Simpson
Everson
Campbell
J. Hasiuk
Newtonville
Lynda Greenwood
D. Imlach
Rowe
Brown’s
Anna Simpson
Anyan
Lockhart
Ontario
Robarts
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Orono Tyke
David Armstrong
Ae Wee
Aeea Fees
Sohn Cornish
Jackie Barker
Mark Carman
Carl Coatham
Barry West
Kenny
Woodyard
Art Low
Crono
Fenwick Tykes
Orono Club
L. Greenwood
Ernest Dent
Mr. Downs
Streetsville
MR. E. Dent
Mel Downs