Kendal notes and family updates from the region
Miss Clara Senes of Peterboro and Miss Margaret Senes of Ottawa visit Kendal with sister Mrs Reg Elliott. Mrs Lawrence Greenwood hosts relatives while Jas Ard family attends a funeral near Cornwall Ontario. Mrs Chas Cooper dies of heart attack at Kendal age is given in local obituaries. Orange Walk heads to Port Hope July 13 led by Kiltie Bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Senes
Peterboro
Margaret Senes
Ottawa
Reg. Elliott
Lawrence Greenwood
Jas. Ard
White
Chas. Cooper
Kendal
Jack Stapleton
Orono United Church
Cooper
Lorie Bryson
Toronto
Ernest Bryson
Kirby
Port Hope
Ontario
CUSTOMS HOUSE REMAINS IN PORT HOPE
Russell Finney MP for Durham announces Port Hope will stay as a port of entry with the customs house continued in operation. An order in council rescinds the January 3 order that had closed Port Hope and shifted duties to Cobourg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
Port Hope
Customs House
Russell, Finney
Durham
Cobourg
Tobacco Patch Grower Defies Government Ruling
Tom Jackson a 39 year old former Cooksville reeve planted a 20 square foot tobacco patch on his property and telephoned Agriculture Minister William A. Stewart. He said he defied the minister and will not tear it up without tobacco growing rights. The minister has not yet acted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jackson
Cooksville
William A. Stewart
Jackson
Mr. Stewart
Christmas Tree Pruning in Northumberland and Durham
Forester J A Waddell outlines annual pruning cycles for Scotch Pine Christmas trees in Northumberland and Durham Counties with focus on Pontypool. Growers prune to shape trees for market quality, using hedge trimmers and seasonal labor of 500 to 600 workers in the Lindsay District during the last weeks of June to mid July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Waddell
Northumberland
Durham
Pontypool
Lindsay
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