W M L A S and W A meetings held with social outing
The August W M L A S and W A meetings were hosted at Mrs. Rutherford's home with eighteen ladies. A temperance program themed My Brother's Keeper was presented and a corn roast planned. Visitors from Vancouver and Detroit joined local members for gospel readings and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A
Wm. Rutherford
Wm. Allin
W.M.S
Erla Chapman
Allin
Gus Wilson
S. Chapman
Bill Wannan
Ilyn Quantrill
Elizabeth Reid
Chasha
Ray Bryson
Babe
Courtney
Vancouver
Annie Phelps
Detroit
Jas. Wannan
Jean Wannan
E. Lunn
Nancy
Ken Henderson
John
Tommy Henderson
Ken Ball
Patterson
Orono
Starkville Visit and Funeral Attendance
Mr and Mrs R McGahey of Oshawa visited Mr and Mrs Lorne Todd. Mrs F Stone and her son John attended the funeral of Mr Fred Flotto.
Hallowell Family and Local Social Gifts Mentioned
Port Hope notes last week record Gary Little and Healey Falls visiting Mr. Liew Hallowell. Attendees at Mary Hallowell’s Toronto shower include Miss Norman Helen Hallowell and Mrs. Liew Hallowell. Marilyn Falls stayed with Mrs. Thos Falls Kendal. Delbert and wife, with Delbert and Percy Farrow, Brenton and Ellen Wilkins, attended Dwain Grey shower at Campbellcroft while Mrs Llew Hallowell helped music. Shiloh church service Sunday featured speaker Mrs. Fisher of Newcastle and a special choir performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Hope
Gary Little
Healey Falls
Liew Hallowell
Norman
Helen Hallowell
Mary Hallowell
Toronto
Marilyn Falls
Thos. Falls
Kendal
Delbert Hallowell
Percy Farrow
Brenton
Ellen Wilkins
Llew Hallowell
Dwain Grey
Campbellcroft
Shiloh
Death in Leskard Prompts Community Remembrance
The Leskard community mourns W Coryell with sympathy to Mrs Coryell and family. A busy social note lists visits, rentals, welcomes, and a large August picnic at Orono Park. Premier Frost and 25 MPPs attended as Col T L Kennedy unveiled a Union Jack atop the Ontario Food Terminal site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Coryell
Leskard
Frost
Ontario
Col. T. L. Kennedy
Peel
Queen Elizabeth Way
Park Lawn Avenue
Col. Kennedy
Col Kennedy Opens Terminal At Ontario Food Complex
Col Kennedy opens a new Ontario food terminal in Etobicoke township on Toronto's western outskirts. The facility cost about 4 million dollars and marks a major logistics hub expansion for the region. Local officials attended the opening ceremony and highlighted projected job creation and improved supply chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Etobicok Township
Toronto
Canadian Pacific unveils new scenic dome lounge cars
A display showcases CP Rail's 15 new streamlined stainless steel trains replacing old equipment on transcontinental runs Montreal Toronto Vancouver. Eighteen of the 173 new cars in CP's $40 million order, built by Budd, are part of a national tour. The center photo shows the first scenic dome car, with top image highlighting future view, and lower photos depicting the mural lounge and curved stairway to the dome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Toronto
Vancouver
Canada
C.P.R
Budd Company of
Philadelphia
Canadian Pacific Trav
Ellers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kirby
Phelps
Bill Watinan
Starkville
Nicholson
S “Ont
Culverhouse
Mr. L. Robbins
Mrs. A. Robbins
Mrs. C. Prust and
Lynn
R. Gilbert
Fenelon Falls
M. Tennant
G. Tennant
Art Temnnant
Orono Park
R. Best
A. Tennant
Willis
Buffalo
Lunan
Ruth Bradley
Oakville
A. Cain
Eva
Cornish
Tebble
Newcastle
Lockwood
Oshawa
W. Bradley
Whitby
H. Campkin
Mrs. Heaton
Pickering
Helene Curtis
Tussi
Garden Party
Early
Featuring
L.L
Jackman
Tyrrell’s Drug Store
Orono, Ont
Hartley H. Barlow Funeral Home
Eee
Dalton’s
Robinhood Angel Food
Wheaties
Chase and Sanborn
Weston
Soc
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