Local residents share visits and family gatherings across towns
Mrs. Rutherford and others hosted and visited relatives in Kendal Orillia Crone and Port Hope. Couples like Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Mr. and Mrs. Mecharen and families mingled with Chas Rutherford James Lowery and others. Some moved homes and planned weekend visits with relatives in Fergus Oakville and Youmans household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. Mecharen
Qrono
Mrs. Chas
Rutherford
Barlow
B. Rutherford
Patterson
Bille
Ross
George Clarke
Sainte
Kendal
Allan Cornish
James Lowery
Reid
Billie
Orillia
Jennie Hooey
Crone
Jas. Wonnan
Jean
Youmans
Bill Boyd
Local Notes on Visits and Recoveries in Bowmanville
Mr. Garland Cathcart suffers a painful hay accident and is in Bowmanville Hospital recovering as well as can be expected. Miss Mary Lofthouse of Oshawa visits Catherine and Neil Stewart. Master Wayne Kennedy visits Garnet Collett in Port Credit. Percy Morgan shows improvement after surgery. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Cardon of Pittsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Daley of Virginia, with H. Bailey family, and Misses Helen, Marilyn and Carol McDonald of Bowmanville at Charles Gay home. Ross and Ronnie also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Cathcart
Bowmanville Hospital
Mary Lofthouse
Oshawa
Catherine
Neil Stewart
Wayne Kennedy
Garnet Collett
Port Credit
Percy Morgan
Cardon
Pittsburg
Penn
Adams
Daley
Virginia
H. Bailey
Helen
Marilyn
Carol McDonald
Bowmanville
Charles Gay
Ross
Ronnie
Kendal Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Visitors
Toronto residents Charles Stevens and family spent the weekend here with the Stevens clan and planned a stay at Silver Lake Camp. Newtonbrook and Toronto visitors joined for weekends, plus several others from Oshawa Orono and Campbellford visited Kendal. Garland Cathcart is home improving after an accident as Kendal United Church held services with Miss Jean Carscadden at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stevens
Toronto
al Stevens
Jimmie
Silver Lake Camp
Don Stevens
Newtonbrook
Paul
Steven S
Double cropping boosts both yield and quality in grassland
L P Jackson of Nap pan Experimental Station outlines a double cropping plan to maximize both volume and quality of crops. At Nappan in 1953 grass silage was harvested in June, followed by hay in August, yielding 9.4 tons per acre silage and 1.9 tons hay per acre, with most nutrients preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Jackson
Nappan Experimental Station
N.S
Nappan
Dominion Experimental Farm
Fire brought under control near Westbrook Ontario
Kingston township fire chief Vincent Pierce said a bush fire that raced uncontrolled to within two miles of Westbrook on Sunday night has been controlled. The danger of further outbreak appeared over. Cadillac mountain in Maine, at 1,532 feet, is the highest point on the Atlantic coast of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Pierce
Kingston Township
Westbrook
Ont
Cadillac
Maine
United States
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Andre Detoth
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Paulette Goddard
Turkeys
Jackman
DuBarry Offer
Richard Hudnut
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Tyrrell’s Drug Store
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Milton Robinson
Allen Staines
Tom
Thickson
Mr. and
Mrs. Stevens
Robbie Alexander
Mrs
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Arthur Falls
Thos, Falls
Orme Falls
Willard Lord
Campbellford
Wes Falls
Orono
Thos. Falls
Kendal United Church
J. Pike
Children of Israel
Jean Carscadden
Inspector O'Rourke
Mounted Police
Canadian Rockies
Lady Beth
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