Dr Vivian chosen by Durham PC delegates in Orono
About 400 delegates gathered at the Orono Town Hall on April 26 to select a Provincial election candidate. Dr Vivian, Minister of Health and Public Welfare, was unanimously named the candidate with pledges of support. The meeting featured local speakers and community remarks supporting the wartime effort and postwar plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Progressive Conservative Association
Orono
Dr. Vivian
Irwin Colwill
Newcastle
Gordon Fraser
Peterboro
Meggs
Gore’s Landing
Host Centre Association
Lowe
Cridland
Charles Stephenson
Port Hope
Brandwood
Logan Stewart
Hamilton
Chimil
Vivian
F. W. Bowen
Progressive Conservative Party
Ontario
George Drew
Executive Council
Dominion
Department of Planning and Development
Clarke S.S. No. 19
S.S. No. 19
Clarke
Manvers
Bowmanville
Canada
Birks
Miss Taylor
Mgr
Gordon K. Fraser
Vivian Kias
Fraser
Stewart
Community notices and social updates from West Toronto
Multiple short items report residents on leave and visiting relatives in Toronto and Oshawa, births and health updates, and weekend visits among families in Willard and West Toronto. The piece also notes church group meetings, decor plans, and the marriage of Miss Helen Mercer and Mr. Award Couroux at St Pauls Anglican Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley
Keau Howland
Toronto
Ira Thompson
Neil Stewart
John Gordon Lefit
West
Mary Mercer
Ll. Greenwood
Aylward Little
Neva Little
Norman Kennedy
T. Garbutt
Jack
Jim Swarbrick
Jy. J. Carscadden
George Mercer
Wm. Mercer
Doris. Roughley
Oshawa
A. Roughley
Sam Bryson
W. Walters
Peterboro
Joe Gordon
Bob. Alexander
Blake Alexander
Marjorie Patton
Thos. Moore
C. Alles
Wm. Wilson
Wilfred [Roughley
Marcus Soper
Margaret Pollard
Canton
A. G. Darlington
Florence Wrighth
E. White
Howard
Olan
Elizabethville
M. Luxon
Robert Martinell
Joe Martinell
Gordon Martinell
C. Kelleg
Queen’s University
Hancock
Herman Blodgett
Jack Blodgett
Roseneath
Clarence Therrell
Vance Allen
Wm.Mercer
Madeline
Billy
Linda Jean
Myrtle Falls
Tremble
Baby
Frd Falls
W. A
Roy Mercer
Burma
Adoniram
Ann Judson
Massachusettts
Mizmah
Helen Mercer
Mdaward Couroux
St. Paul’s Anglican Church
Willard Ave
Audrey Patton
Rev Moore
Hanvy
Myre
Mercer
Nobel
Bowles and Lycett Chosen CCF Candidates in Durham
The Durham County CCF convention at Orono chose Wilfred Bowles as federal candidate and William Lycett as provincial candidate. Otto Bragg chaired. ballots narrowed five nominees to Bragg and Lycett. Cass-Beggs urged public ownership and the rise of the CCF, noting Ontario votes and Saskatchewan organization, as Bowles praised the common people and pledged support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C.F. Association
Durham
Orono
Wilfred Bowles
Blackstock
William Lycett
Maple Grove
Otto Bragg
Bowmanville
Canada
University of Toronto
Cass-Beggs
Howard ‘Foley
Otto Brage
McElroy
Port Hope
Wm. Lycett
C. G. Morris
William Lyvecott
Hobbs
Welsh
J. Nicholls
C.C.F. Riding Association
Ic.c.f
Ontario
C.C.F
Cass-Beegs
Saskatchewan
Victory Loan daily sales and eight day total update
Tuesday sales of the 8th Victory Loan reached 77,039,000 compared with 74,343,750 on the same day of the 7th loan. Eight day campaign total stood at 577,041,150 versus 575,813,500 in the prior loan, with individual sales on Tuesday at 40,170,200 up from 31,404,700.
Saskatchewan official visits Saskatoon kin
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stott visited the former's uncle William Stutt, head of the Economics Division at the University of Saskatchewan. Stutt had been in Ottawa on government business for Saskatchewan. he is the son of the late Master Farmer George Stutt of Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stott
M.S.C
William Sttutt
Stuttt
Dominion Department of Agriculture
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Ottawa
Government of Saskatchewan
George Stutt
Sask
Legion Meeting in Orange Hill Orono May Ninth
The Canadian Legion schedules a meeting at Orange Hill in Orono on Wednesday May 9 at 8 pm. All service men and women are invited and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Canadian Legion
Orange Hll
Orono
Mercer Chosen Liberal Standard Bearer For Durham
At the Ontario Liberal Convention in Orono April 26, Durham delegates nominated Cecil G. Mercer to represent Durham County in the June 4 provincial election. George Annis declined to run. Mercer stressed his four years in government and pledged Liberal support to form a provincial government with Ottawa. The session adjourned with plans to continue in next week’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Liberal Convention
Durham County
Orono
Garnet Shields
Durham Liberal Association
Tiberals
Globe and Mail
Shields
George Annis
Darlington Township
Cecil G. Mercer
Annis
Mercer
Durham
Hepburn
Otttawa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leslie Frost
Department of Agriculture
Department of Lands and Crests
Orono Park
Bethany
Kendal
W. Bowles
W. Lycett
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