Wesleyville Church Board Accepts Resignation of Minister
Dr. Oke announced his resignation as minister during a Monday meeting of the Church Board. A committee was elected to select a new minister for the charge. Numerous local residents and visitors attended events this week including museum visits in Toronto and family gatherings across Port Granby Fenelon Falls Bowmanville and Brittania Bay. Sympathy extended to the Thorndyke and Flett families on a granddaughter’s passing.
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Oke
Harold Austin
Toronto
Hicks
Foxboro
Richard Best
Helene Barrowclough
Kay Robinson
Caledon
Lloyd Clydesdale
Newtonville Social Notes And Obituaries
Mrs Tone Langstaff has been visiting in Toronto with the Lanestaff family. Mrs Madson is in Toronto General Hospital for treatment. Mr and Mrs Wayne Elliott were home for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Cecil Burley moved into their new home. Mrs Manson Comstock and Mrs Dave Patterson of Bowmanville were Sunday guests with Mrs Darlington. We mourn the death of Mrs J Wade and extend sympathy to her family. Miss Fae Jones of Peterborough visited over the weekend. Mrs Jack Hancock of Colborne died in Cobourg Hospital and was buried in Newtonville Cemetery. Mrs Hancock was formerly Edna Cooper of Kendal. Friends gathered at the cemetery for the last respects. Mrs McHolm, staying with Mrs Uglow, has returned home to Moorish. Mrs William Uglow is visiting friends in Port Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tone Langstaff
Toronto
Wilburt Lanestaff
Madson
General Hospital
Mirs
Wayne Elliott
Jack Hancock
Colborne
Cobourng Hospital
Newtonville
Hancock
Edna Cooper
Kendal
Mrs. McHolm
Mrs. Uglow
Moorish
Local Five-Team Men s Softball League Opens
Five teams entered the new men s softball league at the park with Mourchants defeating Forestry 19 to 10 on Monday night. Newcastle beat Crooked Creek 3 to 0 in the same period. Remaining matches list includes Merchants vs Kirby and Forestry vs Crooked Creek among others. The sparse crowd enjoyed the play as the season begins.
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Crooked Creek
Newcastle Merchants
Forestry
Krby
Newcastle
Kirby
Merchants Merchants
Newcasttle Forestry
Newcastle Forestry
Merchants
Crooked Creek Merchants
Kirby Forestry
Newwcasttle Merchants
Community social roundups noted in local visits
Mr and Mrs James Rutherford and family spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Roland Hollingsworth Beulah Hallowell of Toronto William Henry of Newcastle and Jimmie Hallowell of Starkville visited Sid Hallowell s on Sunday Willis Farrow of Newtonsville visited C Burley s Sunday evening A W A anniversary service at Clarke Church on Sunday evening June 10 Church basement painted by local ladies Several locals attended the Crooked Creek ball game Monday evening
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James Rutherford
Roland Hollingsworth
Beulah Hallowell
Toronto
William Henry
Newcastle
Jimmie Hallowell
Starkville
Sid Hallowell
Willis Farrow
Newtonsvillle
C. Burley’s
W.A
Clarke Church
Crooked Creek
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Fae Jones
Peterborough
William Uglow
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