Orono W C T U Celebrates Sixty Fifth Anniversary
Orono Union marks its sixty fifth anniversary with a July 18 program at the Open Door of Kendal United Church area. Miss Shenwin and Mrs. Lycett lead devotionals. Rev Lancaster delivers the sermon. a lunch follows as members meet three Newtonville Charge churches. A reading includes Elva Tucker’s poem about sisterhood and the white ribbon bow symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McBride
Miss McBride
Cobourg
Chas. Thompson
Arthur
Fred Thompson
Vancouver
Robert Alexander
Mary Taylor
Toronto
Blake Alexander
F. Black
Wm. Duncan
Patsy
Farport Beach
F. Stoker
Waubashene
Greenwood Park
Ted Coatham
Orono
Wm. Mercer
Ash
Kendal School
Catherine Foster
Peter Reynolds
Art Campbell
June Gordon
Peterborough
Spence Gordon
D. Vannatto
Cecil
Port Arthur
R. Geach
W. Smith
Lindsay
Kathleen Geach
J. Gordon
Bowmanville
Earl Burley
Kendal United Church
Shiloh Church
D. Lancaster
Henderson
Trinity United Church
Osborne
Columbus
Hutton
Blackstock
Shiloh
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Harry Rowe
Orono Union
Shenwin
Lycett
Douglas Lycett
P. Brown
Newcastle
Durham Junior Farmers Annual Meet Draws Active Attendance
The Durham County Junior Farmers held its annual meeting on Friday July 7 at 8 30 pm with strong attendance. Guest speaker Don Milburn of Peterboro urged duties and responsibilities of the organization. An executive board was elected including President Murray Lord Campbellcroft and various officers from multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham County
Murray Lord Campbellcroft
Jack Green
Don Milburn
Peterboro
Don
Farncomb Imesley
Ong Fh
Antheracalla Sentative
Creatly
Lloyd Kellogg
A.C
Murray Lord
Campbellcroft
Pilot Unhurt In Forced Landing Near Pontypool
Fit Lieut D Cooke of Montreal rode out engine trouble in an RCAF Harvard Trainer during a flight from Camp Borden to Montreal. He made a belly landing on a field two miles north of Pontypool while unhurt. Minor damage and the craft was hauled to Trenton later that night.
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Lieut. D. Cooke
Montreal
Harvard
Pontypool
Cooke
Camp Borden
Hector Beggs
Trenton
Junior Farmers Executive Meet At Orono Park
The Junior Farmers Executive met at Orono Park on Sunday July 16 at 2 30 to plan the Annual Junior Farmers Church Service and discuss the Region Sports Day at Belleville on July 27. August 20 is set for the Church Service at the Federation Camp Site. Committees were formed and members are asked to keep the date in mind. Plans include chartering buses to travel to Belleville and interested riders should contact the Department of Agriculture office immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono Park
Belleville
Federation
Department of Agriculture Office
Wesleyville Sunday School and Local Notices
Wesleyville Sunday School held at 10 30 with good attendance. Dr Oke preached on Why Jesus Went to the Cross. Women’s Association met at Willow Beach with twenty two attendees. Muriel Austin to caretake church in summer. Families and residents visited and travels mentioned. sympathy to Mrs Ken Ashby on her grandfather’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tufford
Arnold Thorndyke
Berniece ‘Best
Oke
Jesus
Women’s Association
Harold Reeve
Willow Beach
Ken Ashby
Muriel Austin
McKinley Rankin and Murray
Madoc
Harold Barrowelough
Best
Brooking
Lindsay
John Lowe Jr
Port. Hope
Clarence Nicholls
Harold Barrowclough
Ben Dickinson
Lorne
Albany
New York
George
Weekend Guests and Local Plans Highlight Newtonville Notes
Newtonville hosts Newtonville week end guests including Freda and Verna Weir, Aubrey Weir, and the Sisson Coulter Elliot families. Mrs Norman Scott visits Hamilton, Chas Morris dies in Bowmanville Hospital. Cecil Burley Ellsworth Caswell in North country. Hall Alden Pearce join in Sunday visit. Donkey baseball draws Friday crowd and Kendal team wins Cambourne trip. Saturday evening the girls soft-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda
Verna Weir
Aubrey
Ivan Sisson
Collingwood
Arnold Coulter
Minden
Hugh Elliott
Dunsford
Wm. Milligan
Norman Scott
Ken Newton
Hamilton
Chas. Morris
Bowmanville Hospital
Cecil Burley
Ellsworth Caswell
North Country
Madison Hall
Orono
Frank Aldren
Toronto
John Pearce
Newcastle
Kendal
Cambourne
Horner Harness Nuptials in Bowmanville
William Lloyd Horner and Audrey Elizabeth Harness wed in a double ring ceremony at Trinity United Church Bowmanville. Guests included out of town family from Orono North Bay and Leaside with receptions at Balmoral Hotel. The couple will live in Oshawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity United Church
Bowmanville
Wiliam Lloyd Horner
Audrey Elizabeth Harness
Laverne Harness
Orono
Lloyd Horner
Oshawa
R. G. Harle
Thomas Harness
Jean Harness
Vera Horner
Donald T. Horner
Hallifax
Everett Harness
Cecil Williams
Balmoral Hotel
North Bay
Algonquin Park
Horner
Eleanor Green
Esther Sunquist
Peter Sands
Leaside
Mervyn Harness
R.C.A.F
Centralia
Ont
Walter Hornby
Trenton
Enniskillen Boy Shot By Another Youth Is Recovering
Six year old David Benham of Enniskillen is recovering at Oshawa General Hospital after being struck in the chest by a .22 caliber rifle discharged accidentally by another hunter while David fished near a creek. An emergency operation by Dr. H. Hall saved his life as police ruled it an accidental shooting.
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Oshawa General Hospital
David Benham
Benham
Induction Service at Shiloh Church Draws Congregations
A close win by the ball team against Courtice accompanied Friday evening’s induction service at Shiloh Church. Newtonville Kendal and Shiloh attendees heard ministers give messages including a key line about shared ministry seven days a week. A lunch and reception followed, with the W M S meeting July with Mrs. George Stapleton presiding in the basement.
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Courtice
Newtonville
Kendal
Shiloh
Lancaster
W.M.S
George Stapleton
Stapleton
Twilight Meet Of Holstein Breeders Interest The events at Orono grounds
The Black burn Hardy family picnic at Orono Agricultural grounds drew over 100 attendees on July 1. Events included softball led by Vera Allin and Ella Down, horseshoes won by Ken Brown and G Nickerson, races for various age groups, a peanut scramble, and a business meeting led by Clarence Allin. Awards honored oldest, youngest, and farthest traveler. The Durham County Holstein Breeders held a separate twilight meeting at Blackstock with M C McPhail demonstrating judging and typing, followed by a herd judging contest and prize distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn-Hardy
Orono Agricultural Grounds
Vera Allin
Ella Down
Robbie Blackburn
Ken Brown
G. Nickerson
David Mander
Roseanne Wilson
Robert Allin
Allan Cole
Helen Cole
Grace Blackburn
Elia Down
Gordon Hardy
Art Knight
Clarence Allin
Newcastle
Albert Allin
Bowmanville
Baby McAdam
Peterborough
Frank Blackburn
Denver
Colo
A. M. Hardy
Fred Blackburn
George Allin
Allan Down
Sec’y Treas
Ruth Robbins
Fred Hardy
Toronto
Santa Claus
Durham County
Neil Malcolm
Blackstock
M. C. McPhail
Kemptville Agricultural College
Lawrence Malcolm
Alex. Muir
Dr. Sherwin
John Cruickshank
Gerda Craig
Shirley Cryderman
Marian Tink
Shirley Gilbank
Keith Woods
Ewart Leask
Earle Brown
Glenn Larmer
Everett Brown
Donald Jose
Ross Stevens
Church Contributions Acknowledgments Record
A list of church contributions shows donors including Mrs Eva Allin of Port Perry and Mrs A W Carveth with small gifts. Also noted are Agatha Staples in San Francisco and H J Stevenson of Farmington Michigan with multiple amounts listed. The fragmentary record mentions amounts such as 10.00 and 50.00 and a total near 19384.70.
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Etic l Kaye
Aio Atin
Alee Saseessy
Eva Allin
Port Perry
A. W. Carveth
Vic
Agatha Staples
San Francisco
California
Toria
BeeCy
H. J. Stevenson
Farmington
Mich
Rural Promotion Results By Grade Level
Robert Collett leads eighth to ninth grade with honors in arithmetic. Anne Stapleton, Rolland Mannini and Gerald Wilson earn honors or rec in various promotions from seventh to eighth. Additional honors and records are listed for six to seven, five to six, and younger grade progressions with students Gordon Madill Gay Green, and Stewart as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Collett
Anne Stapleton
Rolland Mannini
Gerald Wilson
Jackie Bailey
Merle Stapleton
Gwen Bailey
Ross Gay
Leonard Hoy
Donald Gordon
Billy Madill
Sage
June Madill
Ronnie Gay
Benny Madill
Ruth Gordon
Ralph Greenwood
Wayne Kennedy
Billy Stapleton
C. W. Stewart
Orono Girls Edge Newtonville In Semi Final Opener
Orono defeated Newtonville 7 to 5 in the semi final opener at Newtonville on Wednesday. Joan Cooper started for Orono with Enid Tennant relieving in the sixth inning. A return game is set for Friday at Orono Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono Girls
Newtonville
Orono
Joan Cooper
Enid Tennant
Orono Park
Skunk Attacks Hen House Kills Pullets
Friday night a skunk killed 26 pullets in R. H. Hollingsworths hen house. He repaired the entrance and, armed with a flashlight and pitchfork, battled the skunk on Saturday evening. The animal released gas as it retreated, and a second raid killed four more pullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hollingsworth
Mr. Skunk
Frederick Charles Riddell Dies in Peterborough at 70
Frederick Charles Riddell aged 70 died in Peterborough on Friday June 30. Born in Clarke Township he was a former carpenter who retired in 1949. Survived by wife Ethel May Caldwell of Toronto, son George, daughter Mrs P Luther, brother William of Orono. Funeral held July 8 at Orono Cemetery with Rev H G Douglas officiating.
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Peterborough
Frederick Charles Riddell
Clarke Township
Frederick Riddell
Lois Stanyon
Riddell
Ethel May Caldwell
Toronto
George
P. Luther
William
Orono
Deaths Willis Stewart of Tyrone July 1950
Willis Stewart died at Tyrone on Monday July 17 in his 90th year. He was the father of Florence Mrs Ronald Scott Ernest Se on Arm B C and Mess ie Mrs W J Macdonald. Resting at Morris Funeral Chapel Bonville until Wednesday noon. Service at the Tyrone residence Thursday at 1 30 pm. Interment Centreton Cemetery.
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Stewart
Willis
Tyrone
Monady
Willis Stewart
Florence
Ronald Scott
Ernest
Se ¥On Arm
B. C
Messie
W. J. Macdonald
Morris Funeral
Bonwmanville
Centreton Cemetery
Newtonville Schedule For Possible Fourth and Fifth Games
The plan sets Monday as the next game in Newtonville with potential fourth and fifth games on Wednesday and Friday at the local diamond if the series requires. No teams or scores are specified in the readable text.
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Newtonville
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Skunk
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