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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
9
A Saturday salvage drive in Orono gathered about one ton of materials. Organizers urged residents to continue dropping off metal and usable goods at the collection site. Local volunteers assisted with sorting and loading the items for recycling.
John Robinson, beloved husband of Emma Jané Boughem, died at 71. A private service was held at his residence in Newcastle on December 17 with interment at Orono Cemetery.
In memory of a husband and father who passed away December 28 1944 at Bowmanville Hospital. Fond memories linger daily and remembrance keeps him near. Forever remembered by his wife and daughter Darlene.
In stock Saturday morning December 22 a large display of beautiful Jackman flowers and cut blossoms. Orders may be placed in advance for delivery. Contact Pyrreil’s at phone 63.
Mr. snd Miserector S Bowen announce the engagement of their daughter Enid Elizabeth to Capt William Logan Campbell RCCC son of the late Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell Richmond Hill. The pins are to take place quietly in Toronto in the latter part of December.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dobson and Mary Low spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Carson. Mrs. Jake Hallowell visited her sister Mrs. Wim Stutt in Orono. Mr Art McKay and Mr and Mrs Liew Hallowell attended a Kendal hall banquet. The We Ay visited Mrs. Dobson and others Wednesday afternoon with good attendance. Mrs See Silver arrived from Toronto. Lorne Todd visited North Me and Mrs Don Stapleton of Newtonville. Mr John Stone Crone spent Sunday with Mere and Mrs Brank Stone.
St Thomas resident Miss Betty Linton is home for the holidays. Athletic Club members held their first hockey practice in the local arena on Wednesday evening. Mrs Fred Cowan hosted a turkey dinner at her home last Saturday for family and grandchildren. A near total lunar eclipse was visible Tuesday night. The W I held a bingo last Monday with about thirty attendees. permit delays limited advertising.
A stray wirehaired terrier described as tan with a white body is missing. Anyone who knows its whereabouts is asked to contact Dewey a Sk at the provided phone number.
Message requests daily bottle delivery on Christmas and future days to avoid cold waits. Authors express appreciation for regular service and prompt delivery at home.
Sugar outlook shows larger quotas and higher subsidies for 1946. Sugar beet production in the United States is expected to rise about 36 percent with a $1.00 per ton subsidy increase as federal aid flows to farmers. Projections vary by group but center on a 50 to 60 percent initial quota with staged increases by quarter, contingent on the Cuban crop and ongoing rationing.
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