Newtonville 30-Mile Signs Down After Court Challenge
In Bowmanville a court case over Newtonville speed limits leads the Department of Highways to remove 30 mph signs. Alfred Skeans, Port Credit, challenged Newtonville as a built up area. the charge against him was dismissed as officials remeasure frontages and declare no built up area exists.
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Newtonville
Department of Highways
Bowmanville
Alfred Skeans
Port Credit
Cobourg
G. L. Murdoch
Oshawa
R. B. Baxter
Crown
Harry Deyman
Deyman
Skeans
Grafton
Bailieboro
Baltimore
Kirby Ladies Plan May 15 Bale Packing Drive
Kirby W M S and W A held a May 2 meeting at the church. Mrs H Lowery led devotion and spoke on an alcohol problem. A bale of used clothing will be packed May 15 with donations welcome at Kirby. Obituary note: Mrs Hoy died with survivors listed and funeral at Orono.
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Kirby W. M.S
W.A
Kirby
Mrs Margaret Hoy obituary notice from Oshawa
Following a lengthy illness Margaret Moffat Hoy wife of the late Henry Hoy Kendal died at Mrs Young's Nursing Home Oshawa on Friday April 25 in her 83rd year. Born in Glasgow Scotland she was daughter of James Moffat and Mary Gore came to Canada as a young girl and spent her early life in Garden Hill area. In 1894 she married Henry Hoy and moved to Ken
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Hoy
Elmo Tattersal
Mary
North Oshawa
James
Laverne
Kendal
Alex
R.R
Oshawa
Wilfred
Margaret Moffat
Henry Hoy
Mrs. Young
Glasgow
Scotland
James Moffat
Mary Gore
Canada
Garden Hill
Ken
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