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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1952
Page
1
Orono High School plans weekly night classes in woodwork metal work and drafting from October to April. Aimed at adults and graduates, the program requires about twenty enrollees with a small fee to offset costs. Interested teachers may sign up by September 27.
Newtonville reports Miss Margaret Lancaster weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Carl Paeden Judy Bowmanville visited Mr and Mrs Jim Stark Sunday. Auction attendance in Newcastle. Miss Allie Nesbitt Toronto in village weekend. Joyce Payne celebrated birthday with tea. Sunday School well attended and United Church re opening service filled. Rev Lancaster sermon and Bethesda choir praised. Church decor was bright with flowers. Minnie Randall visiting Ottawa. Sharon McDonald celebrated birthday Monday evening with friends.
Reform Institutions Minister John W. Foote announces a $1.5 million Millbrook jail for 250 inmates to house the province’s most hardened offenders. Construction starts this fall with first prisoners by next year. it features cell blocks, no dormitories, and strict discipline.
Health unit doctors and staff nurses plan immunization clinics for 46 rural schools across Darlington Murray and Brighton Townships from September 29 to November 29. Three injections are needed for a full course with three clinics per school three weeks apart.
A wedding occurred Monday September 8 1952 at seven pm in Orono United Church uniting Alan Joseph Duesbury and Grace Victoria Hudson. The ceremony featured Rev John Kitchen and a reception followed in the church basement. The couple will reside in Toronto.
Orono and Port Perry clash in a two out of three series opener in Orono at 5 PM Thursday as the Durham County finals begin. Crono and Newcastle have recent titles shaping the rural championship chase.
Ontario health minister MacKinnon Phillips warns fear hinders early cancer care and urges prompt diagnosis. The Canadian Cancer Society’s Mobile Unit, a gift from Landscair Club, will tour the province with nurse Isobel McEwen, offering information and referrals, not diagnosis, during a 14 day display at the Canadian National Exhibition where 1,583 inquiries were logged.
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