Kendal News: Local Voting Patch and Funeral Notices
Kendal reports a local election with readers noting missing names on the voters list. The funeral of Percy Burley was held December 1 at Northcutt & Smith Chapel with relatives from Kendal and Newtonville. Sympathies are offered to Eva Burley, daughter Mrs Jack Bird, and son Harl.
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Percy Burley
Northcutt & Smith
Kendal
Newtonville
Eva
Jack Bird
Harl
Bowmanville Elects Six Councillors A Reeve And A Deputy
Bowmanville voters chose six councillors a reeve and a deputy reeve in a 1964-65 town election. Sydney Little retained the reeve post with a strong majority over Lloyd Preston while Ross Stevens defeated Annie Oke for deputy reeve. George Stephen topped council votes with 1123, and 75 percent turnout was reported.
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Bowmanville
Sydney Little
Reeve
Lloyd Preston
Ross Stevens
Annie Oke
Paul Chant
Carl Leslie
George Stephen
Ken Hooper
Glen Hughes
Wesley Fice
Mr. Leslie
Edward Rundle
Mr. Fice
Flames Shoot 100 Feet At Port Hope Leather Plant Fire
A major Port Hope blaze at the Arbo Leather Co plant on Queen Street erupted about 1 20 am injuring the east wall and sending flames through three quarters of the building. Fire crews from Port Hope and Cobourg battled the inferno as massive chemical tanks flared and vivid fireballs lit the night sky.
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Port Hope
Arbo Leather Company
Queen Street
Colbourg
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