Frederick Lycett 60 Former educator dies in Ontario
Frederick Lycett a longtime Orono resident and public figure died July 30 1968 at Memorial Hospital Bowmanville aged 60 Born in Antioch he taught in Oshawa for 12 years including four as principal of Mary Street School He served in World War I with the Midland Regiment later on staff at Pacific Headquarters Vancouver He is survived by his wife Ethel Winter two sons Douglas and Donald and other relatives Funeral services were held August 2 in Orono United Church with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named.
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Orone
Fred Lycett
Memorial Hospital
Bowmanville
Antioch
Antioch Public School
Peterborough Normal School
Wesleyville
Oshawa
Mary Street School
Durham District
Clarke High School
Orono
Lycett
Midland Regiment
Pacific Headquarters Command
Vancouver
B.C
Pearkes
Ethel Winter
Douglas
Donald
Betty
W. J. Lycett
Stella
Wilfred Ogden
Olive
Robert Behm
William
Toronto
Frank
Harry
Port Hope
Barlow Funeral Home
Basil Long
Orono United Church
Durham 4H members bring honour to county
Two Durham County 4H members are celebrated for national and local success. Terry Malcolm of Janetville was chosen to represent Ontario at the National 4-H Club Conference in Washington, D.C., April 20 to 25, 1969. David Kellogg of Port Hope won the Junior Division judging at Peterborough Exhibition, earning a $40 scholarship and the Royal Bank trophy as high scoring junior in the Durham County competition. Both boys receive congratulations.
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Durham County
Terry Malcolm
Howard Malcolm
A.A
Janetville
Ontario
Washington, D.C
David Kellogg
Loyd Kellogg
R.R
Port Hope
Peterborough Exhibition
David
Royal Bank of Peterborough
Flower Show Awards Echo 4H Winners and Senior Entries
A fragment lists participants and prize recipients from a local flower show. Senior exhibitors include Donna Challice Laurie Schmid and Diane Barnett with Dale Evans. Juniors feature Janet Schoenmaker and Marion Devos among others.
Sale of home baking and vegetables run by local group
Barnett and Mrs J Quinton led a sale of home baking and vegetables with tea room service, assisted by Mrs Everet Brown. Prizes donated by several residents, including Mrs Mary Miller and Mrs H E Millson, with thanks from the Junior Gardeners press secretary Carol Barnet.
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Mary Miller
H. E. Millson
P. Devos
Wm. Armstrong
D. Evans
E. Couvier
T.fairbrother
J. Quinton
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Lakeshore
Board of
Stewards
Richard McLean
Lawrence Hooey
Kenneth Henderson
Junior West
William Reid
Horace Best
W. F. Rickard
Alex Carruthers
J. C. Gamey
David McKay
Brian Greenstadr
Clifford Hie
J. C. Fetterly
J. D. Anderson
Ulated
Matt's Barber Shop
Glen Rae
TIMEX
Medico
Carol Barnet
Press
Durham Central Agricultural Society
Esso
A. H
Robson Motors
J. DeWith Real Estate
Jack McLean
Thomas House of Music
Orono Band
Guernsey
Duream Central Stake
Mammoth
Fair Grounds
Dodsworth Orchestra