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4-Orono Weekly times, Wednesday, July 25th, 1ST» Tamblyn Family reunion ' Other picnicers at Orono Park on Saturday, July i4th commented on the wonderful time, the approximately hun- , dred relatives were having at thé tamblyn Family Picnic, . so well planned by President Ed Millson and wife Olive of 1 Orono, Sec. treas. Bob Tamblyn Tamblyn and wife Mina of Thornhill and Executive. Glenn Tamblyn of Mississauga Mississauga said Grace prior to a most delicious and abundant smorgasborg dinner. Rev. Jack Hill of Columbus gave a most fitting devotional on the i Parable of the five loaves and two fishes used by Jesus to illustrate how deserous and rewarding it is share the good things of life. Lynn Brown of Orono involved all in a snappy sing song. Following family introductions, a brass quartet of Carlos Tamblyn, Janet, Bruce and Douglas Brown, played several old favourites ending with Abide With Me and with appreciative encore. It will be 50 years next year, since the first Tamblyn Family Reunion and the new Executive to plan for it will be headed by Bob Tamblyn, President; Gerald Brown, Newcastle, Vice President; and Glenn Tamblyn, Sec. Treas. < Much credit is due the Sports Committee Terry Tamblyn Oshawa; Bruce Brown, Newcastle and Kathy Millson, Orono who conducted the following Sports Program: Program: The Oldest Lady, Mrs. Milton Tamblyn, Oshawa; Oldest Gentleman, Arthur Tamblyn, Bowmanville; Young Person, 4 month Timmy Timmy Sargent, Hamilton; Person Person Greatest Distance, Karla Stevens and Family, California; California; Largest Family, Bill and Marie Tamblyn, Orono; Attending Attending for first time, Chetnik family, Parma, Ohio. Children's Races winners were: Doug and David Brown, Lisa Howarth, Scott Tamblyn, Jean Brown, David Tamblyn, Jill Brown, Mark Plummer, Shawn Avery. Children's Backward Races: Julie Bowman, Lisa Howarth, David Brown, Greg Brown. 3 Legged Race: Brandi Stevens and Julie Bowman. Egg Throwing: ClarkeMuseum Corner Being an archives as well as museum, we are always pleased to have papers and photos donatëd to our collection, collection, and we have had an interesting range of these already this year. In this category are the two Sandy and Jeanine Chetnik. Shoe Kicking: Lisa Howarth. Frisbee Throwing, Doug Brown. Men's Football Accurate Accurate Thrown, Bob Tamblyn, Tamblyn, Nail Driving, Laura Avery. While some of the newcomers newcomers lingered to study the family tree it was all too soon time for 'Good-byes" and "See you next year." memorial booklets on Queen Victoria's funeral, add on Edward VII, and the 1884 Field Exercise Book on military military training, all donated by- ivir. Arthur Low; and thé various papers relating to the Newpark school which were given to üs by Mrs Gordon Kirk. These range from 1875 to 1879, and include receipts given by teachers for their salary, an insurance policy on the schoolhouse, receipts for payment to John and William Saunderson for building the school in 1876, an Agreement of the same year between the Trustees and the teacher, and a debenture for a school loan, signed by the Clarke Township Township reeve, Samuel Wilmot. Another donation we received received this year also concerns Newpark; this was the cancellation cancellation stamp for the Newpark Newpark Post Office, given by Mr. Don Prichard in the memory of Mr. William Miller. Other archival material includes a photograph of Mrs. John Carscadden with her youngerst daughter Mary Ann, taken about 1871, the death notice for John Car- scadden in 1895, with a record of the birthdates of all their children written on the reversé; reversé; a photo of the collapsed collapsed flax warehouse in Orono, 1923, given by Mrs. Marion Wiseman; and two books donated by Mrs. Inez Boughen, inscribed to past. residents of the area. One of these was, "Presented to Miss Margaretta Raynsfard by the Union Sabbath School of Section No. 9.. .In the year of Our Lord 1856". And to read all these, a pair of bi-focal spectacles, donated by Mrs. Anne Stephenson. Museum Hours: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday Afternoons 2-6 p.m. Please Note: Phone to make appointments for group tours or to réad census microfilms. Our beat exterior MexIM peM for rich, colorful beiuty and outstanding durability. White* cofora: MmHarsmringuwKem AHtMd/GkMW How* and Trim Paints. 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Although the three-day event doesn't get underway until' September 6th, fair president Harold Ransberry explains that the planning is "in full geqr". Ransberry maintains that this year's fair will be the best ever held. Thé. Orono fair ground has ' been the scene of the fall fair since the turn, of the century. Last year over 10,000 people turned out to • enjoy the exhibits, competitions and the midway. * The fair officially opens on Thursday, September 6th. Highlights for the day are a tractor pull contest and a Holstein show. In the evening, a Queen of the Fair -contest will be held. The popular "Lighthouse Singers" from Peterborough will entertain during the contest. Ori Friday, September 7th, its Childrens Day. Its a chance to f watch the school children of the area march in the school parade. Ransberry explains that an added attraction attraction this year will be a talent show, to be held in the evening. In addition, a traditional Charles Reid Orono's Licensed Auctioneer Valuator Specialize in Farm Furniture Sales Consult me for terms and dates ■ Rhone Orono 983-4914 horse drawing contest will be held on Friday. Saturday, September 8th is always considered "Hight Light" day at the fall fair. Ransberry says an entertainment entertainment extra will be, featured featured this year. It's a Scottish variety group, the Road to the Isles, offering the finest of . Scotland's music. Saturday evening will feature feature the annual fair dance to be held in the new arena complex. ■ Three events will make up the grand finale on Sunday, September 9th. The highlight is Harness Racing. Faris can take part in paramutual betting during the eight separate races. In addition, Sunday offers a Country and Western Jamboree Jamboree for the fun seekers. Sunday attendants will also have the opportunity to watch a fine equestrian horse shoto featuring jumpers and hunters. hunters. 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