DeGroot and Gilmer Marriage Announced in Newtonville
Mr and Mrs DeGroot of Santiago visit with Mrs Hammond Brown as congratulations go to Raymond Gilmer R C A P and bride who were married last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bruce Leaty Port Hope with her parents Mr and Mrs W C Lane. There was no service Sunday evening as the pastor led the church service in Elizabethville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. DeGroot
Santiago
Bruce Leaty
Port Hope
W. C. Lane
Elizabethville
Marriages and community events fill weekend notices
Melville Jones and Morley Robinson wed last Saturday. Townspeople visit relatives in Toronto and Montreal. Sunday School anniversary draws fair turnout. Duncan Seymour to start college this fall. Baseball: Kendal defeats Newcastle 8 to 6 at Kendal Park with two Newcastle home runs and a 5-run second inning. rematch July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Jones
Morley Robinson
Wilma Prouse
J. T. Sharpe
Toronto
Wilbert Hiancock
John Barrie
Montreal
Walter Grayson
J. T. Pearce
Saim Smith
Tone Langstaff
Carlos Smith
Geo. Smith
Starkville
Ronald Burley
Bruce
Dave Denault
Herb. Gilmer
Gwen
Bert Stapleton
Clarence Gilmer
Duncan Seymour
Lawrence Smith
Springville
Kendal Park
Kendal
Newcastle
John Thompson
Hiddie Couroux
Art Mercer
Mike Quantrill
Homer Hiliott
Community Notes Touch Down in Peterboro and Nearby Areas
Week-end visits unfold as Kendal residents tour Peterboro. Local families including the Thertells and Littles welcome guests from Bowermanville and Oshawa. Orangemen attend a Sunday service in Orono. Visitors observe tobacco farms and a pair of active beavers in the region.
Duchess of Richmond Returned to Canadian Pacific Service
The 20 022 ton Duchess of Richmond, first Canadian Pacific liner freed from wartime use, is returned by the British Ministry of Transport. After reconditioning she will resume peacetime runs for Canadian Pacific Steamships between Liverpool and Montreal or Saint John, New Brunswick. The ship last docked in Quebec in August 1944 with Canadian repats aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.P.R
Duchess of Richmond
Ministry of Transport
Acilis
Liverpool
Montreal
Saint Joan
N.B
Canada
Quebec City
Bombay
Duchess of Bedford
Scotland
Empress of
Australia
Ocean Fleet
Princess Kathleen
British Columbia Coast Steamships Service
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
Admiralty
Ocean C.P.S.5
B.C. Coastal Service
Canadian Australasian Line
Local Notices and Visits Highlight Community Weekend
The community welcomed Mr and Mrs J Chapman amid village celebrations. Mrs Ed Henderson of Oshawa visited her Chapman relatives. Bruce Chapman and Pearl Lacey of Toronto visited their grandparents. Rev Albert Carseadden of Toronto preached in support of the blind and stayed with relatives Fred Brimacombe and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Chapman
Ed. Henderson
Oshawa
T. J. Chapman
Bruce ‘Chapman
Pearl Lacey
Toronto
Albert Carseadden
Leskard Notes Report Local Moves And Quiet News
Miss Jean Syer recovers at home after tonsil operation. Mr and Mrs Snyder and family move into George Thompson place. Norman Bradshaw moves into new home. his workers praised for their building. Inquiry about a dance in Bob's barn and lake visibility from west hill. Leskard football team practices for a challenge game with Crono, manager withholds lineup. Reg and Mabel Hill moving to Alliston. house for sale. Village editor apologizes for missed news and invites reader items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Syer
Bob
Seugog
West Hill
Darlington
Leskard
Crono
Reg Hill
Alliston
Hills
Reg
Mabel
Times
Ceiling Prices Set for Cherries Effective June 17
The Wartime Prices and Trade Board announced a uniform ceiling for all domestic and imported cherries starting June 17. Ontario gates to wholesalers set at 1.30 per six quart basket. British Columbia ceilings include 2.65 per 15 pound case and 4.25 per 25 pound case. Farm ceilings for public sale list 1.99 per six quart flat basket 2.44 for six quart leno, 3.36 for 11 quart flat, 4.04 for 15 pound lug, 6.48 for 25 pound lug and a crate at 5 388 to 4 basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard
Ontario
British Columbia
Ontario Trucking Zone Maintains 7 Percent Markup
The notice says no changes to last year's trucking zone in south western Ontario extending east to Kingston and north to the Severn River. Within the zone the wholesaler's ceiling remains the same whether buying from shipper, trucker or grower. Shippers face a 7 percent markup over grower price. As before, express rates for less than carload transport from Grimsby apply regardless of cherry origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Kingston
Severn River
Grimsby
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Newtonville
War Assets Corporation
Ford
Chevrolet
J. J. Mellor
Durham Federation of Agriculture
E. A. Summers
P.c. D.D.T
Coleman & Philp Electric Phone
1 COO. Ltd
Orono
THE
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
Norway Street
Boston
Mass
Harold Roach
Baby
Peterboro
Robert Martinell
G. Martinell
Mabel Langstaffe
Mulliken
J. Thompson
Winnipeg
J. Wannan
Kirby
D.D.T
Colgate
Colgate Halo
Jackman Flowers
Charles B. Tyrrell
Orono, Ont
DCO Leves
Dr. Scholles
Campbell’s
Hillcrest
Ingersoll Rideau
Kellogg’s
URONO
Bowmanville, Ont
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