Wesleyville News Briefs and Church Service Notes
Local social notes report Wesleyville residents visiting relatives in Toronto Newtonville Kingston and Mt. Kisco among others. Sunday school attendance reached 36 with an 11 30 church service and a sermon on Living Together Harmoniously followed by Communion. A Wednesday women’s garden party featured the Port Hope Sea Cadets Band and a list of assisting volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Kisco
N.Y
C. Payne
Ray Webster
Toronto
Carroll Nicholls
Ken
Ronnie
Dolores Dickerson
Niagara Falls
Roy Nichols
Tormente
Fred Nicholson
Grenville
Clare
Fenelon Falls
Arnold Thorn
Pauline Peters
Ross Symons
Russell Oke
George Tufford
Murray
Ruth Payne
Newtonville Social Roundup and Local Travels
A locals column lists residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Farrow and Mr Percy Farrow in Shiloh, Miss Leone Lane visiting grandparents, and many others visiting relatives in Newcastle Bowmanville and Port Britain. Several trips, homecomings, and school teaching assignments are noted along with a chest clinic attendance of 308 over Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrow
Percy Farrow
Shiloh
Zenna Carlaw
Warkworth
W. H. Jones
Joe Martinell
Kendal
Cecil Burley
Sid. Hutchinson
Rice Lake
Mester Blake Moore
Castleton
James Stark
Keith’ Burley
Leon Lake
Leone Lane
W. C. Lane
Levi Burley
George
Mirs
George Owens
Clarence Turner
Newcastle
Willis Farrow
John Wade
Arnold
Neil Anderson
Port Brittain
P. Boyle
Orval, Ronnie
Linda
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Community News
Ajax visits cousin in Golden Lake Ontario. Mrs Burkell injured in Monday traffic accident. Three crashes in an hour sets district record. Semis family staying with Roy Smith. Edgersons of Bowmanville fire survivors with them. Wilsons relocate to Newcastle to start watch repair. Whitevale visitors Jack McLachlan family. Kendal Official Board met. maintenance committee to review parsonage water system and cellar dampness. Newtonville Women’s Institute picnic July 16 featured races contests prizes and softball with 40 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajax
Hamilton Kilby
Golden Lake
Ontario
Raymond Bruce
Thos. Burkell
Bert Semis
Roy Smith
Edgerson
Bowmanville
Howard Wilson
Newcastle
Wilson
Stew Johnston
John McLachlan
Whitevale
Jack
Coboung
Kendal
Lorne ‘Bell
L. Hallowell
Sid Lancaster
Arthur Redknap
Newtonville Women’s Institute
Eastern Ontario talk on agriculture aid draws Bowmanville crowd
E A Summers guest speaker described Eastern Ontario farming challenges and the need for British assistance. He recounted beets sugar tobacco beans and onions harvests and answered questions on garden care. Mrs Roy Mercer thanked him as Mrs Kenny read Canadian Pioneers and Miss Margaret Jackson played piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Summers
Bowmanville
Ontario
Summers
Roy Mercer
Mr. Summers
Raymond Free
Campbellford
J. H. Gordon
James Swarbrick
Algonquin Park Guided Tours Return For Summer Visitors
Professor J R Dimond of the Royal Ontario Museum and trained naturalists will be on hand in Algonquin Park this summer to identify birds mammals trees and wildflowers for visitors. A Museum of Natural History exhibit on local flora and fauna complements the program, building vacation memories through guided discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonquin Park
J. R. Dymond
Royal Ontario Museum
Museum of Natural History
Lakeland Sanctuary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wesleyville
David Dickerson
Charles Snell
J. Paeden
Newtonville
Mrs. Carroll Nicholls
Miss Paline Peters
Payne
Mrs. Shields
Mount Pleasant
John Dickerson
Donna
Diwaine
Kingston
Ken Natt
June
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
Norway Street
Boston
Mass
U.S. A
Coleman & Philp Electric CO
Orono
Excess
Standard Profits Claims
Department of National Revenue
Dominion
Ottawa
James J. McCann, M.D
National Revenue
Arvin Nepro Reliance
Sansa Royal
D.A
Simonds
ManviLle Aero
Stanley
Lunn Hardware
Algonquin Guidance
Mead
Nutri Johnson
Poe
Eerier B. Pyrred
Jackman
Colgate
Bbc
Royal York Coffee
Lyons
Lyons Orange
Fairhaven
Sultana
Holland Maid
URONO
Bowmanville, Ont
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