Anniversary visitors and West Durham W I convention
A list of guests from Oshawa Toronto Hampton and other places joined Mr and Mrs Gordon and others for anniversary visits. The West Durham Women’s Institute convention gathered June 4 at Kendal United Church with nine branches attending. Speakers included Miss Jean Scott Miss Jean Wright and Miss E A Slider with program on junior work Girls Club activities and agriculture insights. A Kendal women’s group hosted a dinner for about 100 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vs. E. Evans
Orono
Cecil Glass
Wim. Darlington
A. G. Darlington
Archie Mulden
Betty Burgess
Hlizaith
Russel Savory
Joe Gordon
Farold McCullough
Darlingford
Royal Air Force
London
Ont
Sam Bryson
Mary McLean
Toronto
Kendal
Geo. ‘Smith
Dorothy
Lorne Paedon
L. Hoskin
Milton Robinson
Hugh Hoy
Grace ‘Monger
H. Wilson
Oshawa
Cecil Tabble
Ryan
Hilditch
Robert Alexander
Perrett
Doreen Perrett
Hampton
B. Alexander
W. I
West Durham
Kendal United Chhurch
Cornish
Gilroy
Rolph
Thickson
Jean Scott
Jean Wright
E. A. Slider
Dept. of Agriculture
W. A
H. B. Gilmer
Phylis
T. Sowden
Elizabethville
Eileen
Carolyn Jones
Barbara McConnell
Ethan Jones
Gordon Power
Ida Stark
Russel Lavery
A. Muldrew
Lew Hallowell
Norma Hallowell
Wim. Savery
Chas
Yule
Shiloh
Crooked Creek
Farrow
Reg. Bolton
Leta Prouse
Osaco
Sophie Shutka
Dorothy Farrow
Jas. Bruton
Cleland Lane
Ovens
Brock Pethick
Jas. Stone
George .Thurston
Bobcaygeon
Willi
Metcalfe
Baltimore
Douglas
Ogden
Ruth
Margaret
Marion Allin
Bowmanville
Fred Graham
Newcastle
Sybil Hood
Stan. Payne
Peterboro
Reuben Payne
United Sunday School
Walter Tink
Hamilton
Ed. Tink
J. W. Lancaster
Willard Lockhart
Florence
Bruce
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Ivison
Munday and Family
Maple Grove
S. Buttery
Salem
C. Welsh
Babe
Wjm.s
The
United Church
Miss Laing
J. A. Barrie
Laing
C. Burley
Skeena
Dickinson
H. M. Allin
C. Carveth
L. Savery
F. Gilmer
Stanley Rowe
Bowmanville Banquet Honors Durham Northumberland Warden
Reeve G. Alex. Edmonstone of Bowmanville, warden of the United Counties of Durham and Northumberland, attended a banquet hosted by the Lions and Rotary Clubs with municipal officials present. Mayor R. O. Jones presided and Andy Clark spoke. Community events include the Bowmanville Legion Carnival on Friday June 27 featuring four bands and a grand parade from the school to the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Alex. Edmonstone
Bowmanville
Durham
Northumberland
Lions and
Rotary Clubs
R. O. Jones
Andy Clark
Toronto
Bowmanville Legion
Bottled Health Milk and Cream Delivered
Purse and door delivery offers premium milk and cream praised for nourishment and easy assimilation. The copy emphasizes purity, reliability, and convenience of at home service.
Newtonville Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Glad to see Mrs George Campbell home from hospital. Miss Olive Whitney back from tonsil operation. A strawberry social at George McCulloughs. Red Cross fundraiser. Various residents visit relatives in Toronto Peterboro Cobourg Newcastle and Bowmanville. Old neighbors gather for dinners dances and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Campbell
R. J. Rowe
Lauria Pearce
Toronto
Elwood Moore
J. Stark
Olive Whitney
Bert Blackburn
Uxbridge
J. A. Barrie
Shiloh
J. A. ‘Barrie and Murray
Roger
Tamiblyn
Zion
George Crump
Port Nelson
S. Lancaster
P. F. Bradley
Butler
W. Whittaker
J. T. Pearce
Harvey Osborne
R. Morton
R. Brown
W. M. Stevens
Montreal
June Ware
Telephone Central
Wim. Thompson
States
Bertha Thompson
Brown
H. and S. Club
Newtonville
Red Cross
Jack Hatherly
Bowmanville
Local notes from Peterboro and surroundings include visits and events
Miss B Christian visited Peterboro while Mrs Bowditch and Miss K Hamilton traveled. A surprise silver wedding party for Mr and Mrs Chas Taylor occurred, with read address by niece Mrs Walter Murphy. War talk, land purchase, church activities, and WJM S United Church events filled the period with numerous social visits and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Christian
Peterboro
Bowditch
Klay Hamilton
Chas. Taylor
Harold Ransberry
Montreal
Keith Henderson
Evelyn
Sudbury
Lloyd Ransberny
Chas, Taylor
Walter Murphy
Bowmanville
First Tank From Angus Shops Demonstrates War Effort
The first tank produced at Angus Shops of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Montreal, rolled off the line and was handed to the Government. D C Coleman praised by Hon. C D Howe and Hon J L Ralston for the machine's armor and rapid production. Sir Clive Baillieu called it a symbol of Canada's war effort as 300 tanks were slated for the British Purchasing Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Montreal
D. C. Coleman
Canadian Pacific Railay
Chine
C. D. Howe
Mr. Coleman
H. B. Bowen
J. L. Ralston
National Defence
Angus
British Purchasing Commission
Clive Baillieu
United States
Hitler
Howe
Ralston
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Cowanville
John Lowery
Lloyd Crysdale
Wes. Stringer
Ethel Burley
Clarence Burley
J.h.vanplew
Alf. Perrin
Simpson
Bob. Hendry
Lake Shore
T. J. Simpson
Qrono Times
Starkville
Norman Hallowell
C. Holt
Frank Stone
Ross Hallowell
J. E. White
Russel Lowery
Alf. Dobson
Bottled Health
MacGregor Jones
Goodyear Co
Mildred Moise
Port Hope
Thos. Stapleton
G. N. Smith
Fred Rowe
Ottawa
R. J. ‘Rowe
Germany
Great Britain
W.M.S. .Meeting
W. I. Meeting
Tyrrell’s Drug Store
Kodaks
Hind
National Foot Powder
Schelles
Neilson
Tyrrell’s
Hawe
Reckitt
Manning
Aroud
Canadian Legion Carnival
D.S.T
Elgin
Concession
Centre
George
Church
Temperance
Navy
Army
Air Force
Boy Scouts
Girl’s Service Club