Kendal Women’s Institute Meets In June at Cenntennial Tree Plans
Kendal Women’s Institute met June 19 at Mrs. G Cathcart’s home. They approved buying two more cen tennial trees for the school grounds. Mrs. Cathcart spoke of a Nestleton Institute 60th anniversary visit, noting Kendal’s upcoming 30th anniversary next year.
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Kendal Women’s Institute
G. Cathcart
E. Couroux
Fred Warren
Paul Merce
Guelph
Sinkins
Waterloo
R. CC. White
Canton Charge
Wm. Laird
Bible Society
Laird
Majic Grove
Ethel Geary
Bowmanville
Neva Little
Township Delegates Continued From Page 1
Trustees discuss council takeover of roads in Irwin subdivision south of Orono and await Community Planning Branch approval. Department of Highways approves Wilmot Creek bridge north of Leskard and signs near Clarke High School on Highway 115 are requested. A Centennial Committee is formed with local residents. A new Restricted Area By-law gains three readings and moves to the Ontario Municipal Board. Debentures of 49124.86 are authorized for Municipal Works Assistance and 1965 projects including the Township Garage and road construction.
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Irwin
Orono
Department of Planning and Development
Department of Highways
Wilmot Creek
Leskard
Clarke High School
S. Lancaster
Emil Schmid
H. Partner
James Stark
D. Staples
T. Fairbrother
John Stone
Ontario Municipal Board
Municipal Works Assistance
Post Office Site Retarn and Roadside Work Update
The village selects a post office site to take effect June 1. A resolution drafts to Marshall Macklin Monaghan for road and sidewalk changes tied to water installation. Mr. Woodyard notes the contractor is cleared on the project and that further work details must come from the engineering firm.
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Marshall, Macklin and Monaghan
Woodyard
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Oshawa Wholesale Limited
U.S.A
Canada
Florida
U.S. A
Mexico
Fraservale Frozen Fish & Chips
YORK
Pillsbury
Alymer
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