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Jeanne Beneteau/Northumberland News
Members of the Premier Dance Academy adult tap class (front left to right) Cindy Dickson, Dawn Pilgrim, Joan-Marie Corbeil, LaNor Woodhouse and )back, left to right) Barbara McAllister, Pat Hamilton, Fran Marsh, Beth Willoughby plus jester, Mike Yap perfect their moves for the Port Hope Estival, a weekend celebration of food, fun and entertainment slated for Aug. 2 and 3.
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Added: 20th June 2008
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Jeanne Beneteau/Northumberland News
Members of the Premier Dance Academy adult tap class (front left to right) Cindy Dickson, Dawn Pilgrim, Joan-Marie Corbeil, LaNor Woodhouse and )back, left to right) Barbara McAllister, Pat Hamilton, Fran Marsh, Beth Willoughby plus jester, Mike Yap perfect their moves for the Port Hope Estival, a weekend celebration of food, fun and entertainment slated for Aug. 2 and 3.
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Added: 20th June 2008
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Peg McCarthy/Northumberland News
Ken Goodwin and members of the Garrett Family, parents Evelyn and Gord, sisters Nancy, Betty Ann and Joanne and her huband Tom, and Acting Cobourg Police Chief Paul Sweet applaud the unveiling of a new sign at the entrance to the Northumberland Hills Hospital that honours murdered Cobourg Police officer Chris Garrett. The sign 'Chris Garrett Way' was requested by Mr. Goodwin following his $250,000 donation to the hospital Foundation.
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Added: 20th June 2008
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Matt Milne/Northumberland News
Howard Jordan Public School celebrated its 50th anniversary on Saturday, April 26. Nathalie Gifford and Principal Darla Sells visit with Nancy and Joanne Jordan, the daughter and granddaughter of founding Principal Howard Jordan, the school's namesake.
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Added: 12th May 2008
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Peg McCarthy/Northumberland News
Northumberland Hills Hospital CEO Joan Ross announced her planned Nov. 14 2008, retirement at a press conference Friday, Feb. 1 at the hospital.
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Added: 1st February 2008
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Peg McCarthy/Northumberland News
Joanne Bailey, coordinator of The Giving Tree, says despite the mound of already donated gifts for children, the tree, which is in the centre court of the Northumberland Mall until Sunday, Dec. 9 at 5 p.m., still has the names of nearly 300 youths, with a large number of 12 to 14-year-old boys.
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Added: 6th December 2007
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Jeanne Beneteau/Northumberland News
Port Hope and District Agricultural Society president, Joan Tooke presents a blue ribbon to Mayor Linda Thompson in recognition of the Municipality's help and in-kind contributions to the annual fall fair.
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Added: 29th November 2007
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Jeanne Beneteau/Northumberland News
United Way director Lynda Kay, Clare Briggs, Northumberland County Community and Social Services, Joanne Bailey, The Giving Tree and Cobourg Salvation Army Major Lynn Cummings showcase the soup-to-nuts selection of nutritious, delicious food plus gift for kids included in the Salvation Army Christmas hampers.
Monday Oct. 22, 2007
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Added: 25th October 2007
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Jeanne Beneteau/Northumberland News
Joan Hill, 86, recently presented her role playing elder abuse awareness message to St. Mary Secondary School students.
Wednesday Oct. 24, 2007
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Added: 25th October 2007
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Peg McCarthy/Northumberland News
Gerald Tooke spent last Saturday Sept. 29 at a Ridout Street Regency Ontario Cottage during the 42nd annual ACO Port Hope House Tour, selling ‘From Georgian to Vernacular’, a new ACO publication that features 133 Port Hope homes. In 1982, thanks to a government grant, Port Hope ACO hired summer students to photograph and chronicle houses of historical and/or architectural interest. The book was never published and the material was mislaid: however, in 2005, the ACO uncovered the text and photographs. Since that time, Mr. Tooke and his wife Joan have devoted many hours scanning the pictures and editing the text to turn the research into a reference book.
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Added: 3rd October 2007
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