Orono Amateur Athletic Association faces 4358 deficit
At the annual meeting in the Orono arena upstairs room the Orono Amateur Athletic Association reported a deficit of 4358.41 to cover Artficial Ice costs and recent rink renovations. Cement floor cost 3959.02, ice fund raised 2642.80 via local fairs, officers largely reappointed, new directors added, and hockey registration set for Friday night at the municipal building.
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Orono Arena
Orono Amatteur Athletic Association
Stirling Mather
Raye West
Ron Talsma
Orono Municipal
Canadian Grand Prix at Mosport Race Draws Big Money
The sixth annual Canadian Grand Prix at Mosport on September 24 promises $30,000 to the winner and a $6,000 Pepsi-Cola Trophy as 30 top cars contest the half way Can-Am Cup. John Surtees seeks more Can-Am lead after a St Jovite win while Bruce McLaren and Chris Amon challenge in a North American V-8 powered field.
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Dollar Glamor Coats
Mosport
British Empire Motor Club
St. Jovite
Que
England
John ‘Surtees
Bridgehampton
N.Y
Surtees
Quebec
Bruce Mclaren
New Zealand
Chris Amon
Orono Rink Work Aims To Finish Reconstruction Soon
The Orono Artificial Tee Committee plans to complete spectator section and upstairs room reconstruction at the Orono Rink within two weeks. Side cushions will be replaced after removal for alterations. Work bees are set for the next two Saturdays and opening is anticipated around the first of November with artificial ice extending rink use two months earlier than in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
Caucus Meeting Scheduled by Liberal Leader in Regina
Russell C. Honey MSP chairman of the Liberal Caucus announced from Regina that a general caucus meeting will be held Tuesday afternoon October 4 1966 at 2 30 p m before the session resumes October 5 1966. The event is hosted during Commonwealth Parliamentarians gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell C. Honey
Durham
Regina
Rainbow trout reproduction studied on Ganaraska River
A meeting in Lindsay of Lands and Forests and local officials discussed studying rainbow trout life and reproduction above Corbett's Dam. Options include moving fish over the dam or stocking two-year-olds while monitoring progress, with a fish ladder likely if conditions permit. The new river channel tied to Port Hope’s centennial park may help more rainbows reach the area.
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Ganaraska
Corbett’s Dam
Department of Lands and Forests
Lindsay
Port Hope Centennial Park
Inaugural Of Centennial Committee Held
Clarke Township General Centennial Committee held its inaugural meeting in Orono Town Hall last week to organize Centennial projects. Project officer Mr K L McQuiggan outlined the plan to form sub committees and coordinate activities with local groups for a year of events. The committee will publish a schedule early next year and seek input from schools and women’s institutes. Next meeting set for September 28 in Orono Town Hall. Letters and suggestions welcome via Box 38 Orono Ontario. Members listed include S Lancaster T Fairbrother E Schmid J Stark H Partner D Staples and Reeve J W Stone.
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Clarke Township
Orono
K. L. McQuggan
Ontario Department of Tourism and Information
McQuiggan
Orono Town Hall
Centennial Committee
Box 38
Ontario
S. Lancaster
T. Fairbrother
E. Schmid
J. Stark
H. Partner
D. Staples
Reeve J. W. Stone
Orono approves Main Street storm sewers project
County Road Commission grants approval for storm sewers paving and curbing on Orono Main Street within the business district. The $108,006 village project awaits Ontario Municipal Board approval before work can begin this fall. Reeve J. Stone says counties back the plan and may start this year if Board consent arrives in time.
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County Road Commission
Orono
Church
Centre, Park
Dickson
Main
Department of Highways
Coontes Road
Clarke Township approves September accounts and committees
At the September meeting Clarke Township council approved general expenses of 152 722.35 and road department 36 709.45 welfare 1478.26 and Orono Police Trustees 2044.08. A committee of the reeve and deputy reeve will meet Crono Police Trustees to discuss establishing a Public Utilities and payment from Crono Water Service. The council approved dissolving the Local Improvement Water System on Division Street and forming a committee with Mr. R Hicks to control operations of the township dump following Hicks letter seeking to close it.
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Township of Clarke
Orono Police
Crono Police
Crono Water Service
Council
Division Street
R. Hicks
Hicks
Orono man receives 33rd degree in Canada council
Mr. R. B. Logan of Orono is coroneted Honorary Inspector General of the Supreme Council 33rd degree of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite for the Dominion of Canada. The session on September 13 in Niagara Falls Ontario conferred the rank as Logan’s long service to multiple lodges including Tweed, Jerusalem, and Orono Lodges, with ties to Peterborough Lodge of Perfection and Moore Sovereign Consistory of Hamilton.
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R. BE. Logan
Orono
Supreme Council
Dominion of Canada
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Logan
Grand Lodge
Orono Lodge
Jerusalem Lodge
Bowmanville
Tweed Lodge
Peterborough Lodge of Perfection
Moore Sovereign Consistory
Hamilton
Golden Wedding Anniversary Dinner in Port Hope
Forty relatives gathered in Port Hope for a dinner party Monday evening September 12 celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Tamblyn Ono. At the head table were Eva Leishman Oshawa sister of the bride and Mary Coulter Alliston niece of the groom. Gordon Werry Toronto officiated as Master of Ceremonies.
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Port Hope
Milton J. Tamblyn
Orono
Eva Leishman
Oshawa
Mary Coulter
Alliston
Gordon Werry
Toronto
Ceremon
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Athletic Association
Bruce Tennant
Gordon Lowery
Bert Black
A. C. Crowhurst
Cyril Henderson
Port Hope Town
George Totten
Totten, Sims, Hubicki and Associates of
Cobourg
Nial
J. Fairbrother
Clarke Township Public School Board
S.lancaster
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