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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1940
Page
8
Community Notes From Cowanville Area
Mr and Mrs Bob Hendry visited Mr T Simpson and family on Sunday. A bride to be visited the Stringer home Sunday evening. A number attended the Orange service at Newtonville. Mr and Mrs W E Reid and Joan joined Mr and Mrs Weatherill for Joan s birthday party. Crooked Creek girls softball vs Cowanville set for Thursday at B Crossley s field. last Cowanville defeat was 18 to 24. Clarke Church W A to host ice cream social and amateur hour on August 21. Entries for amateur hour accepted from Mrs Brooks Cowan Mrs W A Reid Mrs West Stringer with prizes 2 50 1 50 1 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Hendry
Cowanville
Clarke“Church W. A
Brooks Cowan
W. A. Reid
West Stringer
Community Guests Visit Over the Holiday
A string of Sunday visits highlights local residents hosting relatives and friends. Willis Farrow and Nesbitts shared time with families, Burleys visited Spencer Burley, Hendry celebrated a marriage, and others including Mackey, Bandy, Ogden, Stringer, Bronson, Chatter, Alldread, Allerdread, Frank, Malley, Gardener, and Crossley were seen in gatherings across Orono and nearby areas. Toronto and Bancroft residents joined in and trips extended to Bowmanville, Campbellcroft, Doreen, Maple Grove, and Manitoba connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
Willis Farrow
Fred Nesbitt
Clarence Burley
Spencer Burley
Bob Hendry
Ethel Simpson
Wes. Mackey
Alton
Andrew Bandy
Frank Ogden
Orin
Campbellcroft
E. Edwards
Phebe
Toronto
Stringer
Mildred Brown
Bowmanville
Wes. Stringer
Henry Stringer
Allan Bronson
John Chatter
Bancroft
Bob. Alldread
Lois
Leslie Alldread
Doreen
Maple Grove
Harry Frank
Manitoba
Malley
Torontonian guest list and local social notes in Newtonville
The column records numerous visits and interactions among residents and visitors. Names include Annie and Allie Nesbitt, Herb Bell, Hoskin family, Willis Jones, Brock Pethick, Chas Osborne, Joyce Adams, Jimmy Adams, Reichrath family, Allan Haigh, Pagwa, W. Haigh, Langstaff family, Toronto, Mabel Langstaff, Saverys, L. Savery, family, Harry Vickers, L. E. Millson, J. Stark, Donna, Castleton, Moore, Haruki, Cecil Burley, Lawson Millson, Waterloo, S. R. Jones, Jas. Peddie, Ottawa, Stanley Bowden, Hawkin, Port Hope, George Stapleton Jr, Mrs Thos Stapleton, Robi Jones, Anetha, Lorne Cobourg, Miss S A Thompson, Miss Swimm, Herb Hancock, Newcastle, Rev J McLachlan, Orangemen, Kendal band, Miss Hope Symons Welcome. The Orangemen sermon titled A Christian Knight, with Boys Fife and Drum Band and choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Nesbitt
Toronto
Allie Nesbitt
Herb. Bell
Saskatoon
Hoskin
Willis Jones
Bud
Fae
Warkworth
Brock Pethick
Chas. Osborne
Ebenezer
Joyce
Jimmy Adams
Reichrath
Allan Haigh
Pagwa
W. Haigh
Wilbert Langstaff
Mabel Langstaff
L. Savery
Kingston
Savery
Harry Vickers
L. E. Millson
Sam, Smith Sr
Roy
J. Stark
Donna
Castleton
Moore
Haruki
Cecil Burley
Lawson Millson
Waterloo
S. R. Jones
Jas. Peddie
Ottawa
Stanley Bowden
Hawkin
Port Hope
George Stapleton Jr
Thos. Stapleton
Robi. Jones
Anetha
Lorne
Cobourg
S. A. Thompson
Swimm
Herb. Hancock
Newcastle
J. McLachlan
Orangemen
Kendal
Hope Symons
Welcome
Clarke Union Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Communities report holiday visits among local residents. B Fogg and Jones engage. Beverley and John Fogg visit at home. Tennant of Leskard with Dawson. Families Orme Falls and Powers host. Ruth Fogg returns to Bowmanville Hospital. Miss Clark resigns as teacher. Miss Ireland of Colborne hired. Blackburn and Dawson attend a picnic at Ida on July 1. Haying begins with reports of a good crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverley
John Fogg
Arthur Tennant
Leskard
Seward Dawson
Orme Falls
Baby
Gordon Powers
Ruth Fogg
Bowmanville Hospital
Miss Clark
Ireland
Colborne
Fred Blackburn
Blackburn, Allen and Hardy
Earls
Ida
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Towns
Multiple families including Mrs Bowditch of Toronto and the Moffatts traveled to Wallace's Point and visited relatives. Pte Harold Hardy from Camp Borden called on W Malley, with other couples from Sudbury Oshawa Whitby and Bowmanville joining in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hardy
Camp Borden
W. Malley’s
Chas. Taylor
Walter Murphy
Bowmanville
Keith Henderson
Baby Evelyn
Sudbury
Bowditch
Toronto
White Farm
John Moffatt
Gordon Moffatt
Weekend Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Events
Miss Sylvia Kenpinsky spent the weekend with her parents here. A number attended the dance in Orono on Saturday at Willow's Pavilion. Alfred Higgs visited Pontypool to play in a hardball game Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Keller and Betty Anne vacationed in Pontypool with Mrs. Jas Richardson and Miss Merita Richardson. Janetville field day reported a good time last Friday by Miss Annie White and Miss Yetta White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Kenpinsky
Orono
Willow’s
Alfred Higgs
Pontypool
Leonard Keller
Betty Anne
Jas. Richardson
Merita Richardson
Annie
Yetta White
Janetville
Minister of Agriculture Stresses Continuation of Staple Farm Production
Hon. J. G. Gardiner told House of Commons that wartime policy should not force drastic shifts in Canadian farming. Canada faced large surpluses in wheat pork and dairy, with future shortages in farm labor expected. farmers should keep producing staple products while marketing fruit and less staple goods may face difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
J. G. Gardiner
House of Commons
Gardiner
Minister of Agriculture
War savings drives face no commissions or public costs
No postmasters banks or financial institutions receive commissions for selling war savings certificates and stamps. No public expense is involved as citizens organize and sustain the drives from Ottawa to local headquarters nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Dominion
aliens registered in Canada report mandated registrations
A total of 16 643 aliens including both sexes are registered in Canada. Excluding 4 322, all must report as of ten at their local registrar. Consumers are required and nearly all report in person once a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
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Bailey
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Clarke Union
Mr. B. Fogg
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Harold Ransberry
Kodaks
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Gardenia
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Lorie Ieatt de Cologne
Tyrrell’s
Stedman
Alekor
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