Orono Trustees Pressure Action on Parking By Law
Orono police trustees urge County Road Commission to resolve storm severing Main Street and approve a parking by law aimed at widening travel and reducing delays. By law, signed by Transport Department and Highways, sits idle since December, costing local businesses due to drift to Newcastle’s wider streets.
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Orono
County Road Commission
Centre Street
Station Street
Department of Transport
Department of Highways
Jehovah's Witnesses Conference in Oshawa Addresses Mission Duty
Jehovah's Witnesses held a conference in the Oshawa Children's Arena with 661 delegates. District Supervisor Clare Statton opened with a prompt on modern Christians' duty to evangelize. The program included baptism for six new ministers and a Sunday public lecture arguing God influences the twentieth century through faithful worshipers.
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Clare Statton
Oshawa
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Jesus
Mr. Statton
Statton
Nesting Furniture Company Formed In Orono
Mr. Joseph Taub of Montreal announces the purchase of Orono Seating Company Kelrit Manufacturing Company Ltd and W R Leith. The new firm will operate in Orono as Nesting Furniture Company and will continue manufacturing Nesting chairs and tables with possible additions of ture.
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Joseph Taub
Montreal
Orono Seating Company
Kelrit Manufacturing Company Ltd
W. R. Leith
Orono
Nesting Furniture Company
Nesting Furniture
Orono Standpipe to be emptied for interior repaint
The Orono Standpipe Water Tank will be emptied on September 12 to begin painting the tank interior. Paint peeling has caused deposits at the bottom while water service continues from the well. Users are urged to conserve water during the repainting period.
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Orono
Injuries From Highway 115 and County Road Accidents
Larry Ferguson of Peterborough and Eva Road Bowmanville were admitted to hospital with fractured skulls from separate crashes on Highway 115 south of Enterprise Hill and county road south of Mosport. Miss Read drove a motorcycle in one incident. Bowmanville Detachment investigated three Monday rear end collisions with no injuries.
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Larry Ferguson
Peterborough
Bowmanville Memorial Hospital
Enterprise Hill
Eva
Bowmanville
Oshawa General Hospital
Mosport
Miss Read
Health Unit Report for July 1966
Health data show 23 communicable disease cases for July including measles mumps and chickenpox and two cases of bacillary dysentery. One rabid fox was reported in Percy township. No rabies vaccine was dispensed. Chest x rays covered 66 people. 24 children completed Quad vaccine and 28 got a reinforcing dose. Nursing visited 655 families for 1227 visits. Swimming areas were placarded twice with 19 inspections and 51 samples taken.
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Area Health Unit
Percy
Public Health Notices Outline Pool Rules And Nursing Council News
The Public Health Act regulations on public swimming pools were registered June 7 1965 focusing on sanitation water clarity chlorination user capacity and safety. Eleven pool inspections aimed to ensure compliance and swimmer safety. Also 818 carcasses examined by a veterinarian saw nine condemned and 21 portions. Miss Mary Casselman Brighton nurse elected to the College of Nurses council which has sixteen members meeting yearly. Dr Jean Moore from the Maternal and Child Health Division visited the Health Unit.
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Mary Casselman
Brighton
The
College of Nurses
Province
Ontario
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Orone
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Maternal and Child Health
Ontario Department of Health
Quebec
Kelrit
Ufacturing Company Ltd
Will Con
Tinue
Nesting
Nesting Furniture Limited
Palermo
Nelone