Carmel L Cooperatives Lodge Holds Turkey Supper
Carmel LCOOL hosts a January turkey supper for about sixty attendees. Guests include Rt Worshipful Grand Mistress Mrs Hildon Johnston and officers from Ontario East, with toastmasters and remarks on the Loyal True Blue and Orange Home. 1958 Carmel S.O.L. No 421 officers listed with W M Wilmot Strong as master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Payne
Carmel Lodge
Joseph Thorne
Ontario East
Hildon Johnston
Janetville
Willis Cunningham
Offa Staples
Percy Monxt
Roddy, Payne and
Bateman
Reeve Hooton
Bradburn
Albert Olan
Millbrook
L.O B.A
Pontypool
L.O.B
Cunningrae
True Blue and Orange
Bros
Wilmot Strong
Olver Brock
Wm. Lynn
Norman Earl Fin
John Elmer
Cliff Allin Marshal
Harry Elgar Leiurr
Joseph Thorn Pep
Wm. Hutchinson
Melville Strong
Delbert Olan
Luther Olan
Vertil Kennedy
Arthur V. Thorn Tyler
Norman Elmer
St Andrew's S S Holds Annual Meeting
The St Andrew's Sunday School annual meeting was held Friday evening January 17 at Miss Jean Burnham's home. President Herb Patton led the session with 154 members, 13 teachers and officers, and receipts of 429.07 including 52.12 for Missionary and Maintenance. Officers named include Supt. Herb Patton Assistant Supt. Mac Ingham Secretary Alvin Trew Assistant Secretary Peter Stuart Treasurer J J Powell with multiple education committees and a long list of teachers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Sunday School
Jean Burnham
Herb Patton
Francis P. Chisholm
Mac Ingham
Alvin Trew
Peter Stuart Treas
J. J. Powell
Johnston Rowland
Temperance
R. W. Goheen
Young Worshippers’ League
Carol Hawkins
Karen Powell
Lenore Ouellette
Stevens
Eric Fallis
Barbara Fallis
Winslow
Judy Hobbs
Carol Ridge
E. L. Hetherington
Fred Fallis
Dean Cutmore
R. W. Gokeen
Durham County Federation Holds January Meeting in Newcastle
The Durham County Federation of Agriculture met January at Clarence Allin’s home in Newcastle with over 40 members from five townships. New president Bernie Taylor of Enniskillen led. resignations of Jessie Bowles as secretary and Bob Hendry as treasurer were accepted. Clarence Allin became secretary and Don Staples of Orono treasurer. Directors at large: Bob Hendry Bowmanville, Dick Bowles Nettleton, Jack Preston Cavan. Wheat vote reports were given. organizers urged Wheat Producers to vote in Ontario on January 17. Clarence Allin chaired Orono Wheat Producers meeting January 14. Tom McCausland, federation first vice president, chaired Cavan meeting with speaker Dick Stewart from Peterborough. 60–70 Wheat Producers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Clarence Allin
Don Staples
Orono
Bob Hendry
Bowmanville
Dick Bowles
Netleton
Jack Preston
Cavan
Howard Malcolm
Janetville
Jack Armott
Fieldman
Grace Church W M S January Meeting at Millbrook
Grace Presbyterian Church W M S met at Mrs W Patterson Millbrook with Mrs Clifford Larmer in charge. The gathering opened with worship and scripture from Deuteronomy 31 7 8 and Luke 7 1 16 read by Mrs Tom Skiff Jr. A dialogue on Japan suggested by the study book was led by several members for a discussion on population and food. Thirteen ladies attended. minutes were read and the meeting closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Presbyterian Church
W. M.S
W. Patterson
Millbrook
Clifford Larmer
Tom Skiff Jr
Japan
Heustin
Marshall Larmer
Moncrief
Gerald Armstrong
February Beef and Ladies Aid Meetings At Local Halls
Grace Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid hosts a pot rack luncheon February 5 at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs W Patterson Millbrook. Beef producers hold a meeting February 6 at 2 p.m. in Bethany Town Hall with speakers Bert Warnica Ontario Beef Producers and Chester Hamilton zone representative. All County Beef Producers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Presbyterian Church Ladies’ Aid
Bethany Town Hall
Bert Warnica
Ontario
Chester Hamilton
Progressive Euchre at Carmel Hall
Progressive euchre event under Carmel L.O.L. No. 421 on Thursday February 6 at 8 p.m. in Orange Hall Carmel. Prizes and lunch. Admission 35 cents. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel L.O.L. No
Orange Hall
Carmel
Millbrook Agricultural Society Holds 1958 Annual Meeting
The Millbrook Agricultural Society held its January 27 meeting in the Council Chamber Town Hall with 23 in attendance. President Mervin Smith led a moment of silence for E A Summers and reports covered finances, grounds improvements, show planning for June 11 and 5 date, plus committee appointments and officers for 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millbrook Agricultural Society
Janary
Council Chamber
Town Hall
Millbrook
Mervin Smith
E. A. Summers
Cannington
Fred Lowery
Gerald Larmer
R. O. Larmer
Helen Strong
Bethany
James Will Not Stand For Liberal Nomination In County
At a Newcastle meeting on the eve of the County Liberal Action the Washington town learned Jo James will not be a candidate at the Liberal convention. He could not allow his name to go before the nomination convention for personal and business reasons. John M. James represented Durham County from 1949 until defeated by Dr. Percy Vivian Port Hope, who won for the Progressive Conservatives by 501 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Jo James
Joh M. James
Durham County
Percy Vivia
Port Hope
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ST. Andrew’s S.S
Grace Church
W.M.S
C.N.E
Mr. Gar-Robinson
Toronto
Ray Staples
Wilbur Larmer
Larmer
T. W. Belch
H. A. Kerr
Jay Whittington
Roy Ferren
L. W. Smith
Archie Matcheatt
Li McDowell
Milton Lacey
H. Young
Edmund Ruth
Stuart Donaldson
Mr. Hooton
Treas
P. I. Bentley
Alee
King Street West
Irwin Hatherley
Hi, Qguellette
General Insurance
Lindsay
DeLaval
R. K. Earleelda
R. Gibbs
United States
Manvers
London
Lee Auto Wreckers
Garden Hill
Peterborough
Bailieboro
Blanche Dawson
Robert MacDonald
R.R
Jack
Fred Challice
Ford
Ford Trucks
Mentee
EDSEL
J. H. Barringer, Pull
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W. J. Henderson
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