Promotion Examinations At Starkville School
The Starkville school lists promotion results by grade. To Grade 9 Gwen Stark honored and Charlie Trim. To Grade 8 Dianne Trim honored and Robert Westheuser. To Grade 7 Betty Lavery Jack Hallowel. To Grade 6 Jim Westuser son and Jim Hallowell Ross Farrow. To Grade 5 Marilyn Falls honor Charles Murphy Dona Souch Linda theuser AM Adams. To Grade 4 Neddy Wizwuik Andy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen Stark
Charlie Trim
Dianne Trim
Robert Westheuser
Betty Lavery
Jack Hallowel
Jim Westuser
Jim Hallowell
Ross Farrow
Marilyn Falls
Charles Murphy
Dona Souch
Linda Theuser
Adams
Neddy Wizwuik
Andy
Bowmanville Scouts Invite Orono Boys To Lake Field Camp
Bowmanville Boy Scouts join with Orono youths for a week long camping trip at Lake Field from August 7 to 14. The $12 fee covers activities. departure is from Lions Community Centre at 9 30 a.m. Roy C Forrester seeks interested contacts. Also noted is Gorden Cotter starting a plumbing and heating business in the village and Mrs A Sinwunders returning from Bowmanville Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowmanville
Boy Scouts
Orono
Lakeield
Lions Community Centre
Roy C. Forrester
Gorden Cotter
Coiter
Brough
Swmanville
Local Social Notes Highlight Long Sault to Toronto Visits
Local residents share weekend visits and trips across Ontario and New York. Harold Murphy and Chas Wood hosts welcomed neighbors. Mrs. Thornton Wilson travels to Ottawa to visit friends. Ethel Allan of Rochester visited brother Fred Trull. J W Nelles and others hosted at gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Murphy
Long Sault
Chas Wood
Thornton Wilson
Otawa
Ethel Allan
Rochester
N. Y
Fred Trull
J. W. Nelles
Port Elgin
Wray Crumback
Jack Hunting
Sharon
Montreal
Stanley Chapman
Evelyn Potter
No Honey
Los Angeles
Iva Linton
Toronto
G.M. Linton
Arthur White
Bruce Tennant
Randy
Oak Lake
Doreen= White
Sandra Hodgkins
C. B. Tyrrell
Public Fire Awareness Shows Ontario Forest Fire Readiness
Public awareness of forest fires is high with 1952 data showing 1095 fires. campers caused 315 and smokers 214, while lightning accounted for 180. Firefighting methods include water, digging, firebreaks, bulldozers, backfires, and air water drops across Ontario districts from Pembroke to Fort Frances and Sault Ste. Marie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Pembroke
Ottawa River
Midland
Quebec
Manitoba
Chapeau
Cochrane
North Bay
Parry Sound
Gogama
Sudbury
Kapuskasing
Swastika
White River
Geraldton
Sault Ste. Marie
Tweed
Port Arthur
Sioux Lookout
Kenora
Fort Frances
Forest Fire Prevention Notes by Rangers in Ontario
Rangers warn how to prevent forest fires in the Sault Ste. Marie region and Ontario forests. The guide stresses care with all fire forms, smoking materials, and campfires on rock or mineral soil, never left unattended, and burning grass only in calm evenings with ready extinguishing tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orestel
Mt. Batenewana
Griffen Lake
Sault Ste. Marie
Toronto
Lindsay
Minden
Nora Lake
Dorset
Ontario Forest Ranger School
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United Search
Orone Pastoral
John Kitchen
Orono Park
Orono Band
Leskard
Starkville School
Grace
Elyva Ann Robinson
Joan Falls
Jim Souch
Bruce Todd
Dianne Gilbier
Bonnie Gilmer
Catherine W. Stewart
Seersucker
Armstrong
Cornish
Weston’s Bis
Kam
Margarine
Lealand
Ige
Helland
Green Cross
Spencer
Hateilson
Oro
Okutu Tinsnop
R. E
LOGAN
Heidi
Port Hope An
the Family
The
Web
George Wi
Sterling Hayden
Ray Milland
Jan Sterling
Jack McCall
George Montgomery
Technicolor
Jane Wyman
Aldo Ray
Brantford
Howard
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