Wesleyville Church Activities Include Garden Party And Plays
Oak Lake Camp kept Dr Oke away from services as Wesleyville held Sunday School with thirty attendees. The Women’s Association garden party followed by a church program featured Newtonville ladies, a humorous play After the Church Supper, music by Mrs Nichols, and a church basement lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oke
Oak Lake
Helen Binsted
Arnold Thorndyke
Don Corby
Famly
Toronto
Harold Austin
Marie Austin
Bruce
Brucie
Kay Lindsey
Charles ‘Snell
Harold
Arnold Austin
Trenton
Reg Bee
Port Hope
Eddie Peters
New York
Edgar Barrowclough
Dolores Dickerson
Campbellford
Jack Dickerson
Percy ‘Smell
Ken Dinner
Barbera Ann
Ronnie
Burlington
Sharon Ann
Carol
McCaw
C. Payne
Herb. Bean
Bill Hessell
Toledo
Ohio
W. A. Meadows
T. Odlum
Pauline Peters
Morrish
Women’s Association
Newtonville
Carroll Nichols
Muriel Austin
Elsa Schwarz
Cecil White
Murray Payne
Visitors and family guests share weekend in Starkville area
Local notices list Miss Dolores Falls of Toronto visiting Mrs. Orme Falls, plus Mr and Mrs Arthur Gibson of Newcastle and other relatives visiting in the area. Several couples and Misses from Toronto and Oshawa are shown holidaying with family in Newcastle Elizabethville and Liew Hallowell’s, with cross city travels to Calgary Winnipeg and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Falls
Toronto
Orme Falls
Arthur Gibson
Newcastle
Harold Louch
Marilyn Lowery
A. Dobson
Don Stapleton
Barbara
Newtonville
Lorne Todd
Caroline Wfinelander
Carl Todd
Clara Hearn
T. Falls
Winnipeg
Louise
Eleanor Crumback
Oshawa
Gladys McLimea
Louise ‘Cowan
G. Henry
Claude Henry
Norma - Hallowell
Butter production in Ontario climbs in June 1948
Creamery butter output in Ontario for June 1948 rises 4.4 percent from June 1947, while the first half of 1948 remains 3.3 percent below the same period last year. June 1948 creamery butter production totals 41,124,200 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Community News From COWANVILLE and Surrounding Areas
Visitors from Toronto and Newcastle attended gatherings at Les Reid's and Clarke on Sunday. Rev. R. E. Morton will lead August services while Rev. W. W. Patterson is away. An ice cream social drew a smaller crowd due to measles and a Rotary carnival. The W. A. praised Newcastle choir for aiding the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Truman Garbutt
Toronto
Les. Reid’s
R. E. Morton
W. W. Patterson
Rotary
Bowmanville
W. A
Newcastle
Newfoundland Votes in Favor of Confederation
Newfoundland voters approve Confederation with Canada in a referendum. Prime Minister King expects a substantial majority and reports indicate broad support in most districts, with St John’s showing a local tilt toward responsible government. Ottawa officials anticipate early action to join Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Canada
iCanada
King
Confederation
St. John’s
Ottawa
Butter Production and Exports Decline in Durham and Canada
For the first six months, Durham County produced 35,685,400 pounds, down from 36,908,700 in 1947. Durham butter output for six months fell 31,817 pounds. June 1947 creamery production was 158,320 pounds, while June 1948 was 145,144. Canada’s butter exports over the past year dropped from 4,966,900 pounds to 2,261,700 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham County
Durham
Canada
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Morrisco
Insul-Bric
B. P. Insul-Bric
Lunn Hardware
Orono
D.D.T
Orono and Vicinity
Harry Bailey
Clarke
B. C
Eastern
Wesleyville
Starkville
Bowmanville, Ont
Cowanville
Herb. Hancock
Bob Hancock
J. E. Griffith
A. G. Perrin
Tommy
Elwood Gray
Perrytown
Eno’s
Rexall
Tyrrell’s Antacid
Charles B. Tyrrell
Jackman Flowers
Orono, Ont
Jaaals Libby
Bae
Post’s
Daly
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