Kendal Update on Mr Robert Alexander’s Weekend Visit
Mr. Robert Alexander spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B Alexander, in Kendal.
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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
8
Mr. Robert Alexander spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B Alexander, in Kendal.
Luncheon guests included Mrs. Tom Pails and Mrs. L i} with visitors from Toronto and Peterborough. Over seven hundred young trees were planted in marshland near Kendal school last week. District Womens Institutes members attended an executive meeting at Mrs Emerson Nestleton's home on Tuesday.
A fragmented report lists residents including Arthur McKay Newtonville Morton Barrowclough Sun Lancaster Jovella and Carroll Wi cnois. The Morvish Young People held a bake sale or fundraiser raising about £26 60. Mrs Howard Payne and Sandra sued Mrs A Montgomery Bailie bore. Men worked Tuesday afternoon at the church clearing and removing old shrubs.
Mr. Bud Jones of Mingston spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jones. A Burley bus carried a party to Leafardens, Mesday evening. Mrs. Bathowell Say visited here with Miss Mascare, who spent the weekend with her parents.
My and Mrs Wm Boyd and family with Mr Lome Robbins and Mrs Z Gradshaw were Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs Art Robbins. East as of Commissioner from the West attends United Church policy meetings in Toronto. Our Sunday afternoon church service will be held at two o'clock. All are invited.
Norman W. McConkey of Peterboro bred Macaber, now owned by Stephen B. Roman of King Ontario, who set a world record for milk in the senior four-year-old class on a 305 day three times daily milking with 27 978 pounds and 995 pounds fat.
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