Community Notes from Bowmanville Highlights
The May Festival will have Torontos adjudicator Mr Campbell i MicInnes. Rotary Club elects Mr Fred C Hoar as president. Goodyear excursion to Port Dalhousie by Cobourg ferry from Oshawa set for June 22. Village events include Rotary dance at the High School, Oddfellows parade and a Pentecostal church conversion. Obituary notes Mrs Fred Downey. The Hobby Show draws crowds and praise for youth performance.
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Campbell i MicInnes
Toronto
Fred C. Hoar
Rotary Club
Goodyear
Port Dalhousie
Cobourg
Oshawa
Fred Downey
Rotary
Stanley St. John’s Orchestra
Theld Bible Christian Church
Tyrone
Hampton
Enniskillen
Union Schools
Oddfellow
Little Symphony Orchestra
Partridge
Trinity United Church
Helen Morris
A.T.C.M
Oddfellows
St. Andrew’s Church
Legion
Oshawatrihand
Bogey
Engagement and local notes from Clarke Union scene
Miss Helen Ruiter is engaged by Mrs. Fred Hills. Mr. Colin Colville reports three milch cows poisoned by musty sweet clover ensilage. Miss Ruth Fog has returned to Bowmanville Hospital after April at home. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Souch and Mr. Alvin Foster hosted tea for Arthur Saunders. Norman Allen and Marion Allen of Newcastle visited the Blackburns.
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Helen Ruiter
Mirs
Fred ‘Hills
Colin Colville
Ruth Fog
Bowmanville Hospital
Silas Souch
Alvin Foster
Arthur Saunders
Norman Allen
Marion
Allen
Newcastle
Fred Blackburn
Pontypool Notes and Obituary for Ona Marie Malley
Sunday visits mark Pontypool life with Mr and Mrs Richardson and others hosting in Oshawa Lindsay Newcastle and Port Hope areas. Ona Marie Malley aged 27 dies in Manvers and is mourned by family friends with a Pontypool United Church funeral and interment at Pontypool Cemetery.
Local Notes and Social Snippets from Oshawa Area
Week end visits include Mr Alfred Higgs in Oshawa and Miss Dorothy Willis of Peterboro at home. Mr Harry Richardson bought a 1940 Chevrolet. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Steve Yakamack on the birth of a son. Dave Sexsmith on sick list. hoping for quick recovery. Community dances in Miamvers and Orange Hall attract many.Mrs Alf Mitchell and baby visit Mrs Len Alldread. Lenard Alldread and family visit Port Hope. Large turnout at Ona Malley funeral, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Mailley.
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Alfred Higgs
Oshawa
Harry Richardson
Dorothy Willis
Peterboro
Steve Yakamack
Dave Sexsmith
Dave
Miamvers
Orange Hall
Alf. Mitchell
Baby
Final Literary Society meeting promises strong program
Charter Tonight Thursday features a diverse program directed by Donald Staples, a Grade XT student, promising an entertaining evening. Olive Brown returns after surgery while Eileen Morgan rejoins classes following a week of flu as the School Board plants shrubs from Kingsway Nursery to improve grounds and incubator chicks chirp through the day.
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Literary ‘Society
Donald ‘Staples
O.gis
Olive Brown
Thas
Kingsway Nursery
Eileen Morgan
A Student’s Day From Morning Fishing To School Grounds
A first light fishing tale follows a dawn trip to the creek where a student works the reel and lands possible trout before returning to town. It then shifts to a visitor, a tidy tramp seeking breakfast and kindness on a crisp morning. The article moves to school grounds improvements with pupils helping plant shrubs and hedges, aiming for lasting beauty and pride. It concludes with a political reflection praising democracy over dictatorship and urging steadfast support for democratic ideals.
Bethesda Home and School Club Visit Recalls Evening Programme
Mr Colin Smith shows a new Massey Harris three wheel drive tractor and jokes it runs on air not gasoline. Mrs Hilly bruises her arm but no bones broken. The Almonte Bullocks host an aluminum waterless cooker demo by Mr Ellis of Port Hope. Bethesda Home and School Club visit features readings solos duets and a quiz with Wrigley gum prizes. The night ends with the National Anthem and thanks from Bethesda president Mr Cooke.
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Colin ‘Smith
Colin
Fred Hilly
Almonte Bullock
Ellis
Port Hope
Bethesda
An Fraser
Silas Souch
Miss Clarke
Mirs
Victor Phasey
Henry Cantrell
W. ©.Lynch
Harry Rowe
Canada
R. E. Logan
W. C. Lynch
W.C. Lynch
Kenneth Hills
Cooke
Clarke Union
Alma
Kor rent apartment with four to five rooms unfurnished
Classified notice for a four to five room apartment in Kor rent. Includes modern conveniences. Apply to Louise Cowan in Orono. a-16-c.
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Louise Cowan
Orono
Kumrite
R. R. Waddell
Two Vets Ready To Serve Orono Community
The Orono area adds two veterinarians to its care team. Dr Leslie has resigned from a Toronto government post to resume practice here, and Dr Wilfred W Sherwin, newly graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College at Guelph, will open his office on May 10. Farmers gain 24 hour service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Tororonto
Orono
Wilfred W. ‘Sherwin
Ontario Veterinary College
Guelph
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Orono, Ontario
United States
R. A. Forrester
Bowmanville
Puntypool
Claude Brinklow
Ed. Fowler
H. M. Richardson
Lindsay
Bill Malley
L. Keller
J.richardson
E. A. Bowins
Port Hioope
Colin Richardson
Mr. McMahan
Ona Mairjorie Malley
Manvers
Ona
Marjorie Malley
John Malley
Con
Pontypool United Church
H. D. McCormack
John
Malley
Edna
Messrs
Cecil Malley
William Malley
Jack Malley
Earl Boyd
Roy Patton
Albert Olan
Pontypool
Millbrook
Kendal
Pontyuool
C.S. News
Knights of the Road
Korrent
Orone
Alex. Watson
Snowdon’s
North Augusta
Otto Coatham
Orono Postoffice
McCrea’s
Samuel and
Edward. Webb
R.R
Clifford P. Jones
John Henry
Laverne Hoy
Alvin Clemens
J. J. Cornish
Professional Directory
DR. J. ©. Milne
Dental Stgeon
A. F. McKenzie, M.D
J. H. Leslie, V.S
Ontario
Wilfred W. Sherwin
R 7
Ont
John J. Gilfillan
the College of Optometry of
C. B. Tyrrell
J.C. Gamey
Automobile and Liability Ontario
Lew V. Disney
Simcoe Sreet
James Nixon
Ted Jackson
Pers Perry
A. E. Morton
G. Richards
Park Street
Walt Disney
Pinocchio
Sucessor
Snow
Margaret Sullavan
James Stewart
Blonidie
Rowland Smith
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