Carman-Rolph Nuptials Set in Orono Home
A wedding on Saturday October 1 in Orono united Barbara Ann Rolph and William Carman at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rolph. Clergyman Rev. A. E. Eustace officiated as music by Mrs. W. Lynch accompanied the ceremony. Out-of-town guests came from Truro New Ottawa Kingston Brantford Cleveland Guelph Toronto and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
C. W. Rolph
Barbara Ann
William Ae Carman
A. H. Carman
Picton
A. E. ‘Eustace
W. Lynch
Jean Turner
Rosemary Carman
Russell Levitt
Ottawa
Alex. Carman
Guelph
T. F. Ruston
Toronto
Jas. Dyer
Newcastle
Truro
Kingston
Brantford
Cleveland
Points
Scarboro
Po Hce
Larry Regan
Jim
Alonzo Peterbaegh
Fred Schoen
Markham Fair
Alex Maynard
Rye Valuable As Fall Crop In Ontario Agriculture Review
A Crops Seeds and Weeds Branch fieldman details rye as a valuable fall crop. It lengthens pasture, offers high protein feed, digests easily, and can be plowed in as green manure. Rye suits sandy soils, builds organic matter, and serves as a nurse crop for grass or clover. Five year trials show 7.9 tons per acre fodder yield. Seed price listed at $2.00 per bushel for Commercial No 1 Grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Inquest Planned For Two Couples Killed Near Bowmanville
Coroner Dr J Austin sets October 12 at Bowmanville Town Hall for an inquest into the deaths of Mr and Mrs Alex Lawrence of Oshawa and Mr and Mrs Percy Martin of Leaside after a transport truck crushed their car west of Bowmanville on September 18.
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J. Austin
Bowmanville
Alex. Lawrence
Centre Street
Oshawa
Percy Martin
Leaside
Fourth Series Of Canada Saving Bonds To Go On Market
Canada unveils the Fourth Series Savings Bonds to go on sale across the country on October 17. Past sales exceed three million purchases totaling over a billion dollars, with many Canadians expected to invest again for the liquid, sound saving option.
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Canada
Canada Savings
Oshawa Presbyterial W M L S Rally in Newtonville
The Autumn Rally of the Eastern Section of Oshawa Presbyterial Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church of Canada will be at Newtonville United Church on Thursday October 20. Mrs. L. W. Tippell of Bowmanville will preside. Registration begins at 2.05 p m. Miss Frances Bonwick of Toronto will be guest speaker at both sessions.
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Newtonville United Church
Newtonville
Oshawa
L. W. Tippell
Bowmanville
D.S.T
Frances Bonwick
Toronto
Supper Served by Newtonville Ladies at 60 Cents
Event details note supper served by Newtonville ladies at sixty cents with a large gathering of interested ladies expected. Further programme information available from presidents of Afternoon Auxiliaries.
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Newtonville
Auuxiliaries
Park Street WMS Holds October Meeting at Armstrong Home
The regular Park Street WMS gathering met October 4 at Mrs. W B Armstrong’s home with Miss Davy presiding. Topics included World Mission subscriptions, Port Hope Shelter appeals, and a Rally planned for Newtonville October 20. Rev Seymour spoke on “Our Choice” and led a prayerful program ending with a social hour.
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Park St
W.M. M
Seymour
Holy City
Metallic Art Sale Attracts Widespread Interest
The Metallic Art Co. of Canada Ltd equipment sale by public auction is set for Saturday at 10 00 am. Advertisements have sparked strong local and provincial interest with buyers from Toronto Peterboro Belleville Kingston and other Ontario centers contacting the sales manager or viewing the items at the local arena. The auctioneer cannot estimate totals but expects many buyers and spectators.
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Metallic Art Co. of Canada Ltd
Toronto
Peterboro
Belleville
Kingston
Ontario
Remarkable Durham apples shown at Times office
Mr Fred Trull brought a branch from the Staples orchard bearing sixteen Tolman sweet apples. The limb held about ten inches of stem with four inches of spread, and all fruit was perfect specimens signaling a heavy yield if trees continue to produce at this rate.
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Durham County
Times Office
Fred Trull
M. H. Staples
Bowmanville Memorial Hospital Project Delay and Bid Plans
Bowmanville officials plan to start construction on the new Memorial Hospital early next year if funds allow. At the Sept 20 meeting the Hospital Board unanimously approved seeking tenders around Oct 1 to determine costs and feasibility. If cash already in the Memorial Hospital Fund covers the price, building may begin at the earliest feasible date.
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Bowmanville New Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital Fund
Ontario Leads in Vehicle Registrations in 1948
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Canada set a 1948 all time motor vehicle record with 2,082,000 registrations. Ontario accounts for 874,933. Ontario leads with one vehicle per 49 people, followed by Quebec and New Brunswick, while increases slowed to 10.6 percent from 1947.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Ontario
Dominion
Ajibexta
Transport Driver Killed West of Newtonville
Frank Clark aged 39 of Peterboro was killed when his transport truck struck a cow crossing Highway No. 2 half a mile west of Newtonville and overturned. The vehicle skidded with the driver’s side down before stopping. Clark left a husband and father of three. The truck carried pork bins and empty cartons to Toronto from Peterboro. Police said the driver may have swerved to avoid the animal. the cow also died. Traffic was halted for about 90 minutes while the wreck was cleared.
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Frank Clark
Reid Sr
Peterboro
Newtonville
Clark
Toronto
Ray Cowell
Bowmanville
Orono Football Club 1949 Financial Statement
Mont Richardson serves as secretary treasurer and presents the 1949 financial statement for the Orono Football Club. The document outlines income, expenses, and balances, detailing member dues, gate receipts, and disbursements for club operations and equipment.
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Orono Football Club
Rededication Service To Open Park Street United Church
Wesleyville notes report a Friday choir practice at Park Street United Church and a world wide communion service with the choir singing Throne of Grace. Local visits include Miss Margaret Binsted and Miss Dor othy Mason with friends and relatives in Orono Port Hope Sunderland Baltimore Oshawa and Victoria College. Church services featured 11am Sunday school with 27 pupils and 7 30pm sermon by Dr. Oke on the New World.
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Gerald Berry
Vernon C. Perdue
St. Mary’s Church
Port Hope
Father Perdue
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Peterborough
C. H. O'Donoghue
Eaves
Rome
Margaret Binsted
Fred Green
Orono
Dorothy Mason
Wilfred Bee
Edgar Barrowclough
Fonthill
Jean Duff
Truman Austin
Helen Binsted
Ruth Payne
George Tufford
Beverley Odlum
New York
Payne
Muriel Mason
Gee, Martyn
Welcome
Jane Reeve
Victoria College
Toronto
Harold Reeve
Harold Barrowclough
Jensen
Carl Raby
Oshawa
Clarence Nicholls
Murray Payne
Oke
Park Street
Park St
D. C. Amos
Belleville
A. E. Eustace
Young Drivers Greatest Menace On Road
Insurance leaders at Ontario agents meeting in Toronto stress youth driver risk and call for school driving courses. Lum bermens president notes drivers under 25 with poor records add 4.75 million yearly to Canadian auto insurance costs. studies show 18 to 24 year olds disproportionately fatal on highways.
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Messrs. Sanitton “and Smith
Gumibermens Mutual Casualty Company
Keaper
Ontario
Royal York Hotel
Toronto
H. G. Kemper
Lumbermens
Canada
Ontario Agents Meet Sparks Fire Prevention Talk
Canadian agents for Kemper Insurance attended a regional gathering focused on fire prevention, with this week’s sessions held exclusively for Ontario agents.
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Kemper Insurance
Ontario
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Carman
County and District News
Breck Gourlay
National Employment Office
Bruce Brooks
Civil Service
Roland
Virtue
Oshawa General Hospital
Geo. Rowland
Presbyterian Church of
Markham
Montreal
Stratford
Oshawa Presbyterial
W.mls
Mission Circles
C.G.L.T
WMS. ‘Meeting
Davy
Lay
Bowmanville Hospital
Uebec
Traffc
Mont. Richardson
Sec.-Treas
James Ee Weseneann
Sename
Enniskillen O
Senadueraoeses
Tyrone
Wesleyville
Arnold Thorndyke
Albert Smith
Baltimore
Kemper
Charles W. Disley
Park St. United Church
Beverley Payne
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