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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1968
Page
6
In loving memory of Cora May Cantrell who died October 11 1965. Sadly missed along life's way quietly remembered every day. No longer in our life to share but in old hearts she's ever there. Always remembered by husband Henry and family.
Card of thanks expresses appreciation for kindness during illness and death of Mrs. Jane Shaw. Thanks note acknowledges floral tributes sympathy from relatives friends and neighbours and thanks Dr Miklos second floor nurses Rev T Smith and Morris Funeral Chapel for comfort.
Elizabeth R Henderson of Orono Ontario died at Bowmanville Memorial Hospital on Monday October 7 1869. She was the wife of the late George Henderson and mother of George Toronto Nellie Mrs E Lunn Bowmanville Keith Whitefish and Kenneth Orono. Aged 90. Resting at Barlow Funeral Home Park Street Orono for service Thursday October 10 at 8 p m Interment Orono Cemetery.
Bowmanville Town Council on Monday authorized sales of land to three prospective industries and an additional parcel for expansion. The largest sale involves 15 acres to P.R. Connolly Construction Limited, which will manufacture prefabricated hotel and motel units and plans to employ between 350 and 400 workers.
The Orono Figure Skating Club held its annual meeting to review the year and elect a new slate. Shirley Williams was elected president, with Elaine Mercer and Beryl Clarke as 1st and 2nd vice presidents respectively, Madeline Madill secretary, Edna Watson treasurer, and eight directors named.
Mrs Hollingsworth recounts hosting her brother and his wife visiting Ontario and nearby areas. She notes her husband’s death two years ago and their retirement from the family farm to Park Street in Orono, highlighting daily life and local tours.
Garnet Sidney Gamsby former president of Frontenac Packers Kingston died suddenly at Islington on September 19 at age 51. He opened Frontenac Sausage on Brock Street in 1934 and later Frontenac Packers on Ontario Street retiring in 1957. He was an inspector with the federal department of agriculture and a Kingston council member with the United Commercial Travellers and Optimist clubs. Survived by wife Lulu, son William, daughter Judith Fiorelli, and two sisters. Funeral from Queen Street United Church. interment Cataraqui Cemetery.
A reflective piece on keeping table courtesies at the Lord's Supper. It argues manners provide order for sacred exchange and enhance the shared meal, honoring Christ and welcoming neighbors at the feast prepared by Jesus.
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