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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
4
An as printed notice announces advertising rates available on request from R A Forrester, publisher.
On Wednesday July 10 the new Orono fire hall siren was installed and tested but disconnected for final inspector inspection. On Thursday a fire call was sent to Dean's Corners to extinguish a truck fire. Some firefighters who heard the siren earlier pressed the button. the siren failed to respond and the old bell rang to summon help.
The article praises reading throughout the year and in all seasons. It notes a local library and shops offering books and magazines for purchase or loan. It envisions citizens who find time for reading in summer, winter, or any season, and highlights reading as enriching to mind and character.
The piece notes England may repeal a 1688 law to curb bread rationing as wartime shortages persist. It compares domestic fears of flour shortages and potential price pressures, urging respect for bakers whose dough is valuable.
The article notes advances in hospitalization and sick benefits for industrial workers and describes extending a common fund to farm laborers. It argues unity across labor groups strengthens health protection and reduces fear of illness related financial reverses, praising government action to provide savings for illness costs.
An open air concert prompts talk of adding a large village choir for a future event. Local talent from past productions could unite for a Sunday sing along of hymns and familiar songs. A responsible committee could organize a big choir to lift town spirit and promote community effort.
A retroactive note lists former Orono residents now in Western Canada and the United States. It recalls visits to Calgary Saskatoon Seattle and Edmonton, mentions Edna Rowe and her Cribbage game, and updates on several Long and Waddell family members including retirees and local businesses.
At Bowmanville Hospital on Saturday July 13 1946 Mr and Mrs J McFeeters nee Nellie Wright welcomed a son named David James.
For sale a Princess Pat kitchen range described as large with a deep fire box suitable for baker and theater use Apply to Mrs R H Brown Orono phone 73 11
Bertha of Dominion Bank Saskatoon plans a near future visit to Orono as Ruth Armstrong of Seattle leaves arthritis behind but faces lifelong joint trouble. Mrs. McKeen, living with her son in Penticton, recalls Orono days while Curt runs a Penticton drug business. All these former locals grow older yet stay keenly interested in the people from Orono.
A reader commends Rev Littlewood and the support staff for a successful Vacation Bible School that benefited local children. The letter warns of hazards at the Forestry to Highway 35 junction, citing near miss accidents and urging authorities to improve road safety promptly.
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