Eight Ratepayers Attend Clarke Township School Meeting
Eight ratepayers attended the Annual School Meeting of Clarke Township No 12. Discussion covered lighting upgrades costing 2000, funds and rent practices with Durbar County High School Board, audit needs, and dates. Trustees re elected C G B Tyrrell as retiring trustee and the meeting adjourned after singing God Save the Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Township
B. Tyrrell
C. T. Miller
Focal Board
Durbar County High School Board
Heh
F. EB. Lycett
H. E. Millson
E. Dent
Orono
Antioch
Antioch Area
Orone
C. B. Tyrrell
Tyrrell
Sis
BF. E. Lycett
CG. B. Tyrrell
God Save the Queen
Christmas Church Service Draws Local and Visiting Guests
A cold Newtonville Sunday saw a large afternoon crowd at the United Church for a joint service. Rev H A Mellon of Oshawa preached a fine sermon. Many residents from Kendal and Shiloh attended and several families visited relatives in town during the Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
H. A. Mellon
Oshawa
Northminster
Kendal
Shiloh
Minnie Randall
Melville Jones
W. Jones
G. W
Gordon C., Smith
St. Marys
Jack Glover
Chas. Reid
Hazel Reid
Wifred Wood
Jack Elliott
Dorothy
Miracle saves child as she falls from moving car
A miraculous escape occurred when Lynda Thorndyke fell from a moving automobile on Highway 85 between Dean's Corner and Orono. The Newtonville girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Thorndyke, suffered bruises with no broken bones and was treated at Bowmanville Memorial Hospital after the incident during a Sunday trip to Fenelon Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynda Thorndyke
Dean’s
Orono
Lynda
Arnold Thorndyke
Newtonville
Fenelon Falls
Thorndyke
Fell O
Witzel
Newcastle
Bowmanville Memorial Hospital
Community mourns Mrs. Herb Mercer at Civic Hospital
The community mourns the death of Mrs. Herb Mercer in Civic Hospital Peterborough on Sunday night December 21st. The notice extends sympathy to her husband and family. Mrs. Goodman and daughter Vio- are named in the fragment as part of the surviving relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Mercer
Civic Hospital
Peterborough
Goodman
Vio
Bowmanville Legion Receives Extra Coronation Draw Gift
Bowmanville Branch No. 178 of the Canadian Legion gains $500 more from its Coronation draw thanks to Miss B McIntosh of Newcastle. Her winning ticket offered a return plane trip for two to London for Queen Elizabeth II's coronation plus $500 expenses or $1,500 cash. She chose $1,000 cash, allowing the branch to add the extra $500 to its new hall building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowmanville
The
Canadian Legion
B. McIntosh
Newcastle
London
England
McIntosh
Legion
Four Card Party Dates At Orange Hall For Local Players
A local Orange Lodge committee announces four card party dates January 9 January 23 February 6 and February 20 in the Orange Hall. Prizes for highest scores and a door prize each night with a light lunch. On February 20 a special prize goes to the top overall scorer. Jet and Mr Ross Roughley of Oshawa visited Mrs L Thorne last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Fred Mancini and two sons visited Mrs Luxon and Marion on Sunday. The W I hosted preschoolers and mothers on December 10 with a decorated Christmas tree and carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Lodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
GC. T. Miller
H. Millson
R. RB. Waddell
Forest
Millson
Roy Forrester
John Tamblyn
F. E. Lycett
Orono Amateur Athletic Associa
Peace
Miracle
C. G. E. Downing
Department of Agricultural Engineering
O.A.C
Guelph
Bowmanville Legion
Gent
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