Rebekah Lodge Holds January Regular Meeting
Heath er Rebekah Lodge No. 334 held its regular meeting on Tuesday January 23 with Sister Jean Lewis as Noble Grand and Violet Dunlop assisting. Nelda Thompson Oshawa District Deputy President was welcomed, minutes read, and Violet Dunlop reported on outreach to ill and shut ins. A plan was set for Oshawa visit January 31 and a March 12 13 Ontario assembly visit. birthday greetings were given to Irene Murray and Winnie Youngman.
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Heather Rebekah Lodge No. 334
Jean Lewis
Noble Grand
Violet Dunlop
Nelda Thompson
Oshawa District
Mae Allen
Rebekah Assembly
Ontario
Irene Murray
Winnie Youngman
Roy Foster Heads Health Unit
A meeting of the Board of Health for the United Counties of Northumberland and Durham was held on Wednesday January 24 1968. Roy Foster heads the 1968 board, with R A Foster as chairman and W I Thomas J Whittington G H Ross and Mrs G S Edwards as members. L R Griffith serves as secretary treasurer. The board oversees Public Health Act enforcement with one member appointed by the Lieuten ant Governor in Council and four by the Counties Council.
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Board of Health
United Counties
Northumberland
Durham
Wednesady
Counties Council
Increases For Postal Stationery In Canada
Canada Post announces higher prices for stamped stationery reflecting rising development, manufacturing, and administrative costs. A new stamped mailing envelope arrives, with 4c and 5c denominations featuring a grey interior print saying Postes Canada Post. Prices rise by 40e and 44e per hundred for No 8 domestic and No 10 business sizes, excluding postage.
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Canada Post Office
Postes Canada Post
Local News From Bowmanville Ontario Area Health and Guests
Miss Carol Gilbank returned home from General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ed Grah and late Mrs Bud Burnett with Patti Hawkes visited. Mrs W H Rowe treated at Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. Mr Rowe remains in care. Mrs Jas Stutt in Toronto General Hospital after operation. Mrs King received 200 stitches after head on collision near Kitchener. Mr King not detained. Thomas Lewis of Orono and Ralph Thompson Don Mills holidaying in Florida. Cecil Graham recovered at Sunnybrook Toronto. Kenneth Jeanes of Toronto, formerly Catherine Lynch, visited grandparents Harry and Mrs Rowe.
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L. King
Kitchener
Thomas Lewis
Orono
Ralph Thompson
Don Mills
Florida
Cecil Graham
Sunnybrook Hospital
Toronto
Kenneth Jeanes
Catherine Lynch
Harry Rowe
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CRON
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Oreno Medical Centre
Orono Building
Roy Foster
R. A. Fster
Clarke Township
W. I. Thomas
Cobourg
J. Whittington
South Monaghan
G. H. Ross Reeve
Murray Township
G. S. F.dwards
L. R. Griffith
Carol Gilbank
Foronto General Hospital
Ed Grah
Bud Burnett
R.nett
Patti
Hawkes
W. H. Rowe
Ratlem
Bowmanville
Mem Hospital
Mr. Rowe
Jas. Stutt
Toronto General
Bill McNaul
Spite Billings
Jim Patterson
United Church
Group Pastoral
B. E. Long
Orono United Church
Kirby
Leskard
McCulloch
Watson’s Marine & Cycle
Orono, Ontario
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