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1969
Page 1 Newspaper articles re. election of Blandford Township Reeve as 1969 Warden (includes
photograph of Glen Kitchen congratulating Gordon Aspden)
Page 2 Newspaper articles re. Warden's election (includes photographs of John Hoftsetter,
Gordon Aspden and Bruce Amos), and Oxford's system of voting by open ballot
Newspaper photograph of new members of County Council (W. Leslie Dickson, Andrew
Balazs, Louis Barrett, Wallace Ross, James R. Patience, James K. Fleming, Clair G.
Minlar, John J. Nadalin, G.R. Staples and L.K. Coles)
Page 3 Newspaper articles re. fox bounties, County bursaries available, bookmobile, Oxford
County Museum move, Oxford County slides shown to students at Victory Memorial
School by L.K. Coles, Former Embro Clerk William French dies and County Council
streamlines committee system, chooses Committee chairs (includes photographs of
Stanley Gehring, Glen Kitchen, Kenneth Webster, Medford Clarke, John Hoftsetter and
Bruce Amos)
Page 4 Newspaper articles re. County Councils halves number of standing committees, Gerald
H. MacKay named new County Administrator (includes photograph of Gerald MacKay),
Tillsonburg may seek annexation from neighbouring townships, Library Board
appointments, appointment of Fred H. Cade as County Assessment Commissioner and
the Ontario Municipal Board objects the rerouting of Rouse St. in Tillsonburg
Newspaper comic re. J.R. Birchall
Page 5 Newspaper photographs of driving conditions on Highway 2 and Highway 401 following
snowstorm (The Daily Sentinel -Review — 7 January 1969)
Newspaper articles re. snowstorm closes schools and flu bug hitting Oxford
Page 6 Newspaper articles re. snowstorm and road conditions, Come Home Administrator D.F.
"Mike" Knott addresses the Norsworthy Chapter of the IODE (includes photograph of
Mike Knott), new Drumbo library, 2 1 " anniversary of the Oxford Museum, County grant
for the University of Western Ontario
Page 7 Newspaper articles re. Oxford Museum, Ingersoll to join County Welfare System, South
Norwich Township supports continuation of ARDA grants on municipal drains, Oxford
County Councillors increased daily pay and County insurance, UWO representatives to
speak to Council, and newspaper headline re. Tavistock expansion and improvement
Page 8 Newspaper articles re. Woodstock and Ingersoll joining the Oxford Welfare Unit, East
Zorra Township assessment and population, Norwich Council proposed to pay Chief of
Police less (includes photograph of Chief Kenneth McLay), Oxford population,
Tillsonburg and the future of regional government and number of births and deaths
during 1968
Page 9 Newspaper articles re. regional government, rabies cases reported in the County, booster
immunization to children in Grades 1, 4 and 8, and the Norwich Sewage System
Programme for the Annual Convention of the Ontario Association of Rural
Municipalities —10, 11 February 1969
Page 10 Newspaper articles re. Ontario Economic Council and urban -rural conflict, J. Grant Smith
of Burgessville presented with a Master Breeder Shield at the annual -meeting of the
Holstein -Friesian Association, regional government, inaugural meeting of the Oxford
County Library Board, and Oxford Museum seeking financial donations
Newspaper advertisement for field workers under the General Welfare Assistance Act
Membership card for L.K. Coles for the Canadian Good Roads Association
Page 11 Newspaper articles re. D.F. Knott speaks to the United Church Women about
Woodingford Lodge, Oxford Health Unit budget, closing of Highway 401 access routes
to Towerline Road, and field workers positions with Oxford Social Services
Newspaper advertisement for Nursing Supervisor at Woodingford Lodge
Newspaper photographs of annual meeting of the Holstein -Friesian Association of
Canada (left photograph: R. DeWitt Mallary and J. Grant Smith; right photograph:
Edward V. Kennedy and R. DeWitt Mallary)
Page 12 Newspaper articles re. office relocation in the Court House, Regional Government Study
Committee, annual salaries of four key academic supervisors, professional development
budget for school principals and Board of Education administrators, Oxford boundaries
and County Library book collection (includes photograph of Mrs. Louise Krompart)
Page 13 Newspaper articles re. Oxford County Roman Catholic School Board budget, and new
Beachville subdivision
Invitation to a Reception hosted by the President and Directors of the Ontario Good
Roads Association — 26 February 1969
Invitation to the Annual Banquet of the Ontario Good Roads Association — 26 February
1969
Director's ribbon for the 75`h Anniversary Convention of the Ontario Good Roads
Association — 24-26 February 1969
Page 14 Newspaper articles re. Regional municipal government, annual Oxford County Zone
Meeting of the Economic Council Erie Region, Woodstock Library Bookmobile service,
regional government workshop to be held in Simcoe, South Norwich Township unwilling
to accept debt for other municipalities in the County and Oxford County TB and RD
Association sponsoring an x-ray survey of industry in the County
Page 15 Newspaper articles re. Oxford County road needs study, Annual Poultry and Pigeon
Show, TB testing survey (includes photograph of Dr. G.Q. Sutherland, County budget
(includes photograph of Gordon Aspden), and trees to be planted in the County by the
Ontario Department of Lands and Forests
Newspaper photograph of Grant Smith and Charles Kelly tree taping in the sugar bush
Page 16 Newspaper articles re. Ingersoll's bid for annexation of lands from West Oxford
Township, possible routes for a Woodstock truck bypass, Council endorses resolution by
Simcoe County for the postponement of regional government legislation, Sheriff s offices
eyes soon to be vacant assessment rooms, and the Township of South Norwich not
willing to accept the debt of other municipalities when it comes to school levies
Page 17 Newspaper articles re. increase in Oxford County tax rate, Len Coles talk to the
Woodstock Y's Men's Club concerning County building costs, fees for bookmobile
service, Woodingford Lodge to open June I Sth, and Bruce Amos named new president of
the Oxford Children's Aid (includes photograph of Bruce Amos)
Newspaper photograph of Tom Jefferson, resigning Woodstock engineer
Newspaper advertisement for the position of Bookkeeper — Office Manager at
Woodingford Lodge
Page 18 Newspaper articles re. County tax increase and road budget
Newspaper photograph of Warden Gordon Aspden and Reeve Glen Kitchen examining
the 1969 County Budget
Newspaper photograph of James D. Hill, former Woodstock Mayor following his death
A.C.R.O. Conference name tag for L.K. Coles
Page 19 Invitation to a reception hosted by the Honourable W. Ross Macdonald, Lieutenant
Governor of Ontario in honour of the delegates to the Spring Conference of the
Association of Counties and Regions of Ontario — 2 April 1969
Newspaper articles re. office relocation in the Court House (includes photograph of Fred
Cade), road budget and reconstruction of Innerkip Road, permanent location of the
Drumbo Public Library and Tavistock creates formula to reduce an anticipated education
tax rise
Page 20 Newspaper articles re. Oxford Gazetteer (includes illustration of the Honourable Francis
Hinks) and Oxford Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society to move to the upper floor of
the Chief Turnkey's House (includes photograph of Miss Maude Turner and Mervin
Osmond hanging curtains in the Cancer Society's new quarters)
Page 21 Newspaper articles re. new separate health and welfare departments at the Provincial
level, new County Welfare System to be known as Oxford Social Services (includes
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photograph of Gerald McKay) and the County Assessment System (includes photograph
of Fred Cade)
Page 22 Newspaper articles re. Woodstock of 1980, Oxford population, Warden's election
(includes photograph of Gordon Aspden), loan interest rates up and possible low mill rate
for elementary school costs in Tavistock
Page 23 Newspaper articles re. Tavistock tax rise, Oxford school tax rise, rising costs for Separate
School Board, disparities in education mill rates in rural municipalities and Tavistock hit
the hardest by school taxes (includes photograph of Reeve William Ducklow)
Page 24 Newspaper articles re. public school taxes up and Hickson Central School official
opening of new facilities (includes photograph of Principal Morris Carter)
Page 25 Newspaper articles re. County school tax, provincial grants to aid County School Board
budgets (includes photograph of Bernard Calder) and the first budge of the Oxford
County Board of Education
Page 26 Newspaper articles re. school taxes and provincial grant formula, County Board of
Education ballooning budget, Oxford endorses resolution to amend school legislation and
final report of the 10 year projected road needs study
Page 27 Newspaper articles re. arbitrators fees set by Oxford County Board of Education, costs
not being cut by the Board of Education as originally planned, taxpayers hit by increases
in elementary and secondary school budgets, Tillsonburg town council protests school tax
rate, Douglas Muir appointed to the St. Marys Memorial Hospital Board (includes
photograph of Douglas Muir), and the resignation of Ernest Wood as Clerk -Treasurer of
West Zorra Township (includes photograph of Ernest Wood)
Page 28 Newspaper articles re. increases in educational costs, Oxford County Board of Education
money problems (includes photograph of Stanley Gehring), education tax revisions, child
health clinics and conferences by the Oxford Health Unit and Ontario Library
Association Convention
Page 29 Newspaper articles re. Regional government issue (includes photograph of
representatives from muncipalities in Oxford at meeting in Hickson), Woodstock Lion's
Club to equip the games room at Woodingford Lodge, one regional assessment unit for
Oxford, Middlesex, Elgin, London and Woodstock and no more studies for implementing
regional governments being undertaken by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs
Page 30 Newspaper articles re. living standards in Canada, County resolution aimed at trimming
educational taxes, Oxford rabies cases in 1968, mental health in Canada, Cooper
Appraisals Limited to compile valuations of County buildings, Tillsonburg's education
budget cut, assessment and reassessment programs in Oxford, night school salaries and
Regional government and County assessment talks
Page 31 Newspaper articles re. Mennonites and immunization, books for the Drumbo Library,
regional government with Oxford and natural gas pipeline to be constructed in Oxford
Invitation to the Board of the Lake Erie Regional Library System Public Library Trustees
Dinner —16 April 1969
Page 32 Newspaper articles re. Len Coles collection of County history books (includes
photograph of L.K. Coles), Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital expansion, and
municipal taxation
Page 33 Newspaper articles re. increase in Oxford education costs, control of warble fly, lockup
costs, open deer season in Oxford and West Oxford Township's mill rate
Newspaper listing of Oxford Municipalities mill rates for elementary and secondary
schools for 1968 and 1969
Page 34 Tavistock annexation, Oxford Museum re -opens to the public, first month of the
existence of Oxford Social Services, Oxford County's Trilliums, Blandford Township
continues their tax due date, South Norwich supports raising of education levy, East
Nissouri Township sets tax rate, Keith Robinson appointed Clerk of West Zorra
Township (includes photograph of Keith Robinson) and newspaper headline re. Norwich
tax rate
Page 35 Newspaper articles re. Fanshawe College buy the Oxford County Home for the Aged,
completion of the 10-year projected Oxford County road and bridge needs study, infant
mortality in Canada, and education subsidy from the Province
Newspaper advertisement for the position of Clerk -Treasurer for the Township of West
Zorra
Newspaper photograph of the Oxford County Home for the Aged
Page 36 Newspaper articles re. Counties of Leeds and Grenville's resolution opposing the system
of county boards of education and regional government, Drumbo village library (includes
photograph of Mrs. Ralph Rachnor), County Council appointments, and Oxford County's
identity in regional government
Page 37 Newspaper articles re. chicken barbeque sponsored by the auxiliary to the County Home
for the Aged, Scotch pine tree loss, objection to the provincial take-over of the
assessment service for County Wardens, twice yearly payment of school taxes, and a
County resolution concerning educational costs
Ticket for the 18'h Annual Meeting of the Woodstock District Credit Union Chapter — 31
May 1969
Newspaper notice re. the Weed Control Act Section 3(1)
Page 38 Newspaper advertisement listing the 1969 Oxford County Council (includes photograph
of the Court House)
Newspaper articles re. opening of the new County Home and bylaw closing sections of
Oxford, Norfolk and Brookville Streets in Otterville
Page 39 Invitation to the Annual Dinner Meeting of the Oxford County TB and RD Association —
22 May 1969
Invitation to the Testimonial Dinner in honour of Mr. Burt Neale — 6 June 1969
Newspaper article re. warble fly
Programme for the visit of the County Councils of Bruce, Elgin, Grey, Huron, Kent
Lambton, Middlesex, Oxford, Perth and Wellington to the University of Western Ontario
—18 June 1969
Invitation to a special dinner meeting hosted by the Management of the Tillsonburg area
of Bell Canada — 19 June 1969
Page 40 Newspaper articles re. mayors' and reeves' milking contest as part of the 10t' annual
Dairy Contest, and revamping and reopening of the Oxford County Museum
Invitation to a reception held by Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred R. Corp on the occasion of their
Diamond Wedding Anniversary — 8 June 1969
Page 41 Newspaper articles re. Tavistock, Thamesford and Tillsonburg and county education
(includes photograph of Joyce Knudsen, writer of the article), and July tax collection
(includes photographs of Gordon Aspden and William Dutton)
Newspaper advertisement for applications being accepted for Woodingford Lodge
Page 42 Newspaper articles re. Blenheim assessment, grant for the Oxford branch of the Victorian
Order of Nurses, bylaw restricting bridge load limit, Mike Bell of the Health Unit, rabies
cases in the County, and Waterloo County Board of Education salaries
Newspaper photograph of the Lewis Construction Company Ltd working on new four
mile stretch of Oxford County Road 19 and 20 in South Norwich Township
Page 43 Newspaper articles re. 60`h Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Crop (includes
photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Crop), meeting of the United Church Women of Dereham
Centre, opening of Woodingford Lodge to affect bus routes, health inspection of public
swimming pools, and deer season
Newspaper photograph of Bruce Amos, Gordon Henry and Doug Lavin at the 10t' annual
Dairy Contest
Page 44 Newspaper photograph of students from Zorra Highland Park Public School in Embro at
the Court House as part of a tour of the city of Woodstock
Newspaper articles re. Fanshawe College moves into the old Home for the Aged,
Woodstock's education levies, and legal action to be taken by Oxford County Board of
Education against municipalities that do not transfer education levies on time
Newspaper headline re. Beachville's mill rate
Page 45 Newspaper articles re. sale of Oxford Woodlot (includes photograph of Reeve Medford
Clarke, Warden Gordon Aspden, L.K. Coles and Howard Lancaster at the Oxford County
Forest), road construction in South Norwich Township, and grant Oxford County Library
for bookmobile from the Oxford County Board of Education
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Page 46 Newspaper articles re. great education costs debate, Oxford County Board of Education
trustees' salaries (includes photograph of E.E. Church), East Oxford Township opposes
amendment to the County Plan, bylaw to allow for provincial subsidy for payments made
to the Oxford Branch of the Victorian Order of Nurses, and the Zorra swamp project
Newspaper photograph of a Beachville sign
Page 47 Newspaper articles re. passing of Blandford Clerk Stuart James Currah (includes
photograph of S.J. Currah), phasing out of Eglin and Norfolk County students from
Tillsonburg High Schools, Tavistock Council endorses education levy resolution, former
Tavistock Reeve Andrew Beachler to be honoured with a fountain, and Woodstock Dairy
Day
Newspaper photograph of Woodingford Lodge nearing completion
Page 48 Newspaper article re. Zorra Highland Games (Daily Sentinel -Review — 2 July 1969)
Newspaper article re. resident costs for paving Devonshire Ave. in Woodstock
Newspaper photograph of the Court House at night
Page 49 Newspaper copy of a message to the Woodstock Area People from the Upper Thames
River Conservation Authority re. so-called friction with the Woodstock City Council
Page 50 Newspaper articles re. Paul Simpson appointed director of assessment for the area,
information talks on the collection of school levies within the County and forest fires in
Oxford
Prize list for 1969 (includes photographs of Charles Tatham, Warden Gordon Aspden,
Mayor J.F. Hutchinson and W.B. Wallace)
Complimentary ticket for the Woodstock Agricultural Society Fair —19-23 August 1969
Colour photograph of Gordon Aspden, Glen Kitchen and other unknown gentleman
(maybe Councillors?) outside the Court House
Page 51 Newspaper articles re. phased withdrawal of Elgin and Norfolk students from Tillsonburg
High Schools, residents in West Zorra Township not paying taxes, Library receives grant
from the County Separate School Board and Sarnia mayor says County Councils are
"antiquated" (includes photographs of James Hutchinson, Gordon Henry, Glen Kitchen,
John Hoftsetter and Gordon Aspden)
Newspaper advertisement of an Auction Sale at the County Home
Page 52 Newspaper article re. first thirty-eight residents move into Woodingford Lodge (includes
photographs of residents Harold Edmonds and Gordon Cole) — Daily Sentinel -Review —
18 August 1969
Letter to the editor by J.J. Nadalin of Beachville re. Thames River pollution
Page 53 Newspaper articles re. regional government (includes map showing suggested local
government), and the Ontario Municipal Board approves paving of Devonshire Ave in
Woodstock
Page 54 Newspaper articles re. County Library, financial talks between the School Board and
councils of North Oxford and Blandford Townships, Mrs. Carol MacLachlan appointed
Clerk -Treasurer of Blandford Township, and Ingersollites moving into Woodingford
Lodge
Newspaper advertisement for tenders for tractors and mowers
Newspaper photograph of Debra Carter being presented with a trophy by Clarke Daniel
after winning a farm safety poster competition sponsored by the Oxford Farm Safety
Council
Page 55 Newspaper articles re. Woodstock purchases land in East Zorra Township for residential
development, passing of Harold R. Bickell, passing of former Clerk of North Norwich
Township John F. Pritchard (includes photograph of J.F. Pritchard), Grey County's
recommendation to disband County Boards of Education, legal action again
municipalities that have not paid school levies and William M. Sutherland appointed to
the Oxford Hospital Regional PIanning Council
Page 56 Newspaper articles re. Domtar expansion, Council's contribution to the Tillsonburg
District Memorial Hospital capital construction program, reassessment of Blandford
Township, bookmobile, deer season, fall meeting of the Oxford County Library Board,
hospital costs and home care programs, and Oxford County Library Board to visit
branches
Page 57 Newspaper articles re. Mrs. S.L. Krompart and Mrs. Arthur Webb attending convention
in Toronto, monthly council meetings (includes photograph of Gordon Aspden), Oxford
County road -needs study, University of Western Ontario names street after Oxford
County and Devonshire Avenue residents object costs of paving street
Newspaper photograph of the Woodstock -East Zorra Township boundary bridge over the
Thames River being demolished
Page 58 Newspaper articles re. Blandford Township mill rate, Woodingford opening set for
October, difficulties in transferring education levies to the Oxford County Board of
Education, Mrs. Dorris Hutchinson appointed new assistant librarian of the Ingersoll
Public Library, William L. Harrington named Acting Master of Titles and Acting
Registrar of Deeds, dry spell for farmers, cancellation of the Annual Oxford County
Plowing Match and the Blenheim Township Plowing match and Oxford County Library
planning book review contest
Page 59 Newspaper articles re. Ontario Municipal Board approves Tavistock annexation, Oxford
titled "Ontario Dairy Capital", County roads, meeting of the Committee of Librarians for
the Lake Erie Region, County Library workshop planned, Oxford County delegates to
attending the 10`h annual convention of the Association of Counties and Regions of
Ontario and members of the Court of Revision named
Newspaper headline re. tornado hits Ingersoll
Newspaper photograph of new green and white Ontario Department of Highway signs
Page 60 Newspaper articles re. passing of Registrar Ross Tuck (includes photograph of Ross
Tuck), child health clinics resumed, offer from the Department of Public Works to buy or
rent buildings and office space used by the Province, annual Canadian Good Roads
Association, sale of the County Jail, and tenders to be called for the construction of a
regional public health laboratory at the Ontario Hospital site
Newspaper advertisement for tenders for a chain link fence for Woodingford Lodge
Newspaper copy of an architects sketch of a new public health laboratory to be build at
the Ontario Hospital
Page 61 Newspaper photograph of Oxford County Councillors pushing their bus out of a ditch
during a tour of County roads
Newspaper articles re. appointment of William Harrington as the new Registrar, County
Council to tour County roads, and Blandford Township may be sued by the Board of
Education on overdue education tax payment
Page 62 Newspaper articles re. Oxford entries take honours at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
and the opening of the new Oxford County Home set
Newspaper article re. Official Opening of Woodingford Lodge (includes photographs of
government representatives cutting the ribbon and guest speaker Lawrence Crawford) -
The Daily Sentinel -Review — 27 October 1969
Page 63 Newspaper articles re. Fanshawe acquires additional land for campus, meeting of all
Oxford County Clerks and Clerk -Treasurers to discuss tax collections, dinner meeting
sponsored by the County Library and provincial legislation requiring fluoridation of
water (includes photograph of Dr. Weasley J. Dunn and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Aspden at
the Warden's Dinner)
Invitation and reply card to the Warden's Banquet — 27 November 1969
Newspaper headline re. approval of new hall for East Zorra Township
Page 64 Newspaper advertisement for tender for fuel oil, newspaper article re. fox bounties and
newspaper headline re. closing of the Woodstock Armory
Program for the Warden's Dinner — 27 November 1969
Page 65 Newspaper articles re. Warden's Dinner (includes photograph of Harry Armstrong, Mrs.
Aspden, Warden Gordon Aspden, C.M. Riddle and Dr. Wesley Dunn), bypass for
Woodstock included in the Ontario roads study needs, passing of former Warden John F.
McDonald, painted removed from the park's old cannon and relation of Oxford County
assessment offices in London
Page 66 Newspaper articles re. 1969 road projects and needs study, Retiring Warden urges
County streamlining and final session of County Council for the year (includes
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photograph of Reeve Glen Kitchen, Warden Gordon Aspden and Reeve Andrew Balazs)
and passing of East Oxford Township Clerk Nelson Montrose Holdsworth
Newspaper headline re. Oxford Mental Health Centre
Page 67 Newspaper articles re. spruce planting planned at Woodingford Lodge, interim financing
to Woodingford Lodge, closing the County Assessment Office, D.J. Lavin's fuel oil
tender accepted, legal actions over school levies from the Township of Blandford, and the
Oxford County Library committee to tour branches
Newspaper photograph of Glen Kitchen, Gordon Aspden and Andy Balazs
Newspaper advertisement re. Oxford Gazetteer
Page 68 Newspaper articles re. Glen Kitchen named Clerk -Treasurer for the Township of East
Oxford (includes photograph of Glen Kitchen), Governor's Road bridge closed and later
reopened for temporary repairs, Fred Cade to attend meeting of District nine of the
Institute of Municipal Assessors of Ontario, and the Warden's Dinner (includes
photograph of Gordon Aspden)
Newspaper photograph of work on Governor's Road Bridge
Newspaper headline re. Warden to not seek re-election as Blandford Reeve
Page 69 Newspaper articles re. Warden's retiring remarks, Woodingford Lodge Official Opening
(includes photograph of Engineer Duncan Black addressing gathering), Dereham
Townships views of salaries for teachers, supervisors and principles, and school tax to be
due in two installments
Newspaper advertisement for registered nurses
Page 70 Newspaper articles re. two day December session of Oxford Council (includes
photograph of Gordon Aspden), bookmobile, and expansion of the public health
laboratory at the Ontario Hospital
Newspaper aerial photograph of Canada Cement Co. Ltd.
Page 71 Newspaper articles re. Woodstock city bypass in the Oxford County road needs study,
Dr. D.M. Sutherland honoured (includes photograph of Dr. D.M. Sutherland and former
lieutenant -governor William Earl Rowe), Assessment Commissioner for the Middlesex,
Elgin and Oxford County Region and Dr. G.Q. Sutherland attending the Annual Ontario
Public Health Association meeting
Page 72 Newspaper articles re. new Oxford County Health Planning Council (includes
photograph of William Sutherland) and progress report on library services by Mrs.
Krompart (includes photograph of Mrs. S.L. Krompart)
Newspaper photograph of the Woodstock Choralaires performing at Woodingford Lodge
Complimentary ticket for the Tavistock Fall Fair — 5,6 September 1969
Page 73 Newspaper articles re. potential warden's for 1970 (includes photographs of John
Hoftsetter, Albert Cornwell, Stanley Gehring, Bruce Amos, William Ducklow and Ken
Pollard and former West Oxford Township Reeve Charles Swartz dies
Newspaper photograph of the moving of the assessing department
Page 74 Invitation to the Official Opening of Woodingford Lodge — 25 October 1969
County of Oxford Handbook —1969
Page 75 Newspaper articles listing events 10 years ago, 15 years ago and 25 years ago