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Orono Scouts| Fete Fathers By MRS. JOHN FORRESTER ORONO -- Orono cubs and scouts held a Father and Mig + the Ne School auditorium of the United Church. Head table guests introduced by cub leader Donald e were, Mrs. N. Bailey, Jo Anne Ruther- ford and Russel Major. Donald Staples attended the annual meeting of the Ontario Hog Producers Association Mon-| day at the King Edward Hotel, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Les McGee have returned home from a vacation in Florida H, M. Mercer, Orono Hydro chairman, attended the annual meeting of the Ontario Hydro Association this week, Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Lunn at- tended the funeral of her grand- father in Orillia. Mrs. Archie McLaren has re- turned home from the Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McGee spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Ss McGee. Mr, and Mrs. Marshall Chat- terton are moving into their new bome on Centre street. Mr. and Mrs, Percy Lunn spent Wednesday at the Sportsman's Show in Toronto. Janice Rutherford entertained a few friends to celebrate her pinth birthday last week ONO Club Meets At Blackstock By MRS. R. C. HILL BLACKSTOCK -- The March, meeting of the ONO club was| held at the home of Elaine Romeril Thursday evening when | final plans were made for the Family Dance, April 3, Mrs. Pewtress, Miss Steele and Mrs. Dick of Cobourg were pres- ent in connection with the pend- ing TB clinic. They answered questions and gave a talk on the survey which is to be held in Blackstock June 15. Jean Kyte was appointed chair- man for the survey committee which will include Kathleen Dor- rell, Noreen. Malcolm, Elaine Romeril and Dora Martyn. Lunch was served. The April meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, Rena Butt. | SUPPER AND EUCHRE [ A turkey supper was served by the WA of the United Church Wednesday evening. A euchre party sponsored by the Farmers Union followed the supper. Prize winners were: High lady, Mrs. Snow, second highest, Mrs. Bailey; low lady, Mrs. Burnham, Scugog; high gent, Allan Bailey, Oshawa; second, George Crozier; low gent, Mrs. Fred Gibson, Nestleton. Ashburn Bible Society Meets By MRS. R. RICHARDSON po -- The annual meet- | ing of the Bible Society was held| - the basement of the church ednesday. The executive was relected for another term. | Rev. Colin Rudd of Toronto re-| pounted his work in a territory| extending from Toronto to Kings-| Ma Rudd told of the distribu | tion of Bibles in India, Brazil and other countries and showed a! film. Friday evening the Young People| people went to Oshawa for af bowling tournament. Joy Bradley was winner for the girls and Ross| Batten for the boys. President Grant Parrott pre-| sided over the Young People's meeting when Fay Heron led in| devotional exercises. Mr. Brad. Jey led in prayer. 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