United Church Women Unit Meeting Reports September Duties
Unit 6 members met at Lois Cox home for a discussion on The Word and the Way Chapter 2. Betty Chatterton led meditation and prayer, scripture read by Jean Heard, Hymn 252 sung, collections and boxes passed. News of October wedding and September flower duties announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unit 6
United Church Women
Lois Cox
Mr. Long
the Word
Betty Chatterton
Jean
Lynch
U.C.W
C. S. McLaren
Kathy Armstrong
Albert
Audrey Cox
Reid
Unit 4
MccLaren
Aslett
Chicago Doctor Visits In Orono And Kirby
Dr. Ross Lang of Chicago visits friends and relatives in Orono and Kirby during a Friday trip. Mrs Carol Wagg accepts a new position at the Toronto-Dominion bank in Bowmanville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Lang
Chicago
Orono and
Kirby
Carol Wagg
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Bowmanville
Plowing Match set for October 5 at Plainville
The article urges all plowmen to train with beginners for a special event in the United Counties. Prizes rise to 25.00 for first place as organizers promote improved soil culture and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard
Ralph Banbury
United Counties
Plainville
Orone Tinshop Owner Announces Retirement Plans
A shop notice thanks twenty five years of customers and informs district residents of planned retirement. The successor will take possession next week and continue sheet metal work including eavestroughing furnace work welding and general repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orone
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Enniskillen
Oshawa Geneva Hospital
Zion
Raymona
Orono Fair
Donald Christie
Port Perry
Okinawa
Porter
Orono, Ont
Orono
Ovens Rown'rees
Aero
the Canadian Club OF
West Durham
Sesday
Lion’s Centre
Bow Manville
Charles B. Lynch
Ottawa
Bureau OF the
Southam News Service
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Baron G. D. de la Chevalerie
Commodore Robertson
Countess of Listowell
Europe
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Philip Ketchum
Kenya
EB. Samuel
W. Werry
Newcastle
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Russell Best
Hampton
Durham
Beer
Allan
Durham Liberal Association
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