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Orono Weekly Times

Location

Orono, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 17, 1943

Page

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Orono Shelters From Severe Wind Storm Damage

A powerful Tuesday night wind storm in Orono caused extensive damage to trees roofs barns and the hydro system. Four hydro poles fell on Cobb Hill and many houses barns and shops suffered broken roofs and debris cleanup stretched into Wednesday as residents repair and resume normal life.

Orono Kumrite Robert Foster Park ‘Street Arthur Blewett George Laing Lawrence Hooey Lyal Lowery Milfred Sherwin Harry ‘Clark J. J. ‘Cornish Orono Hydro System Cobb Hill Orone Crono Newcastle Leskard Kirby Kendal W. Rolph

Western Farmers To Help With Hay Crop

About 500 to 1,000 prairie farm workers will be hired on Ontario farms this summer under a federal provincial plan announced by Hon. Humphrey Mitchell. Ontario's deputy minister of agriculture, W. R. Beek, says the exact number will be settled soon. The initial need is for help with the hay crop, especially in the area from Peterboro west, to provide six to eight weeks of steady work.

Ontario Humphrey Mitchell Dominion W. R. Beek Peterboro Prairies

Wartime Board Allows More Protective Wire Screening Production

The Wartime Prices and Trade Board, under H. H. Foreman, orders that 221 tons of protective wire screening may be produced in the next 12 months. Types and widths stay as in prior orders.

Prices and Trade Board H. H. Foreman

Orono Lodge A F and A M Installs New Officers

Orono Lodge No. 325 A F and A M held its installation of officers on Thursday in their lodge room. War. Bro. Norman Winter assisted by Past Masters of Oshawa lodges. Officers installed include W Bro W C Rosborough WiM Bro Ralph Stutt Sr W Bro Chas B Tyrrell Jr W Bro C iS McLaren Chaplain W Bro Carl Billings Treasurer Rt W Bro O W Ralph Secretary W Bro iH A Millson Senior Deacon Bro G W Hawke Junior Deacon Bro A F McKenzie Degree Master Rt W Bro C W Rolph Inner Guard Bro W W Sherwin Senior Steward Bro J J Mellor Junior Steward Bro R E Logan Organist Bro R Geen Auditors Tyrrell and McKenzie Trustees J J Mellor and R E Logan Tyler Hartwell Lowery. Supper provided by Orono Women’s Institute.

Orono Lodge A.F A.M Norman Winter Oshawa C. Rosborough Wim Ralph Stutt Chas. B. Tyrrell C. Is. McLaren W. Bro Carl Billings Rt. W. Bro Ralph W. Bro. Ih A. Millson I. G W. W. Sherwin J. J. Mellor J. S R. E. Logan Bro R. Geen Bros. Tyrrell and McKenzie Bros R. EB. ‘Logan Tyler Hartwell Lowery Orono Women’s Institute

Potatoes Moved Through Central Ontario Control System

Potatoes continue moving to Lindsay and district under the Central Ontario Potatoes Control policy. About 1,200 bags were sent to 67 towns and distributed to stores, restaurants, hotels, and lumber camps. B A Wilsson urged the shipment, saying it relieved local shortages. Other districts cited include Parry Sound Peterborough Niagara Falls Welland Hamilton St Catharines and Orillia.

Wanthime Prices and Trade Board Central Potato Ontario Lindsay District B. A. Wilsson Wilson Parry Sound

Canadians urged to eat fewer eggs to aid Britain

Agriculture Minister Gardiner asks Canadians to cut egg consumption over the next weeks to ensure a steady supply for Great Britain and the United Nations. He notes Canada’s intake is the highest on record, likely due to eggs replacing meat, while British purchases would absorb remaining supplies.

Gardiner Canada Great Britain United Nations Ministry of Food Wold

Scouts Salvage Collection Saturday June 19

Orono Boy Scouts announce a salvage drive on Saturday June 19. They will collect rags metal rubber tires and tubes (no rubber boots) papers and magazines in bundles along roadways. Call 100 to arrange pickup.

Orono Boy Scouts

Miss Jean Doreen White Dies in Toronto

Jean Wilson and Miss Jean Doreen White, a former Orono post office employee, died in Toronto on Wednesday June 16. Daughter of George White, she will be buried at Prospect Cemetery in Toronto with a funeral on Saturday June 19 at 2 p.m. The notice notes a salesman’s normal pressure period as a generic aside.

Jean Doreen White Orono Toronto George White Prospect Cemetery

Holstein Calf Auctions Raise Funds For British War Relief

Calf auctions held in Brampton May 26 and Kemptville May 27 united Holstein breeders to raise 10,500 for British war relief. The Brampton sale of 33 calves averaged 193.79 with total 6,395, while Kemptville sold 14 calves averaging 264.64 for 3,705. National sales totals and RAF benevolence support are noted, with further Ontario and Eastern Canada clubs contributing. The All Eastern Sale and National Holstein Sale posted strong revenues and top prices.

Marco Inka Josephine Durham Peterboro Brampton Lauchil Kiefer Lindsay Ontario Kemptville Quebec British Friesian Society R.A.F. Benevolent Fund Canada M. J. Tamblyn Crono Alf Wm. J. Murphy James T. Brown Newcastle

Park Street Sunday School Anniversary Services

Park Street United Church hosts its Sunday School anniversary on Sunday June 20 with 11 am and 7 pm services. Rev Littlewood leads the morning worship and Rev F Joblin of St Pauls Bowmanville speaks in the evening with a youth oriented address. A young choir performs an anthem two solos and a duet.

Orone Park St

North Group of Kirby W A Presents Young Bride With Shower

The Wo man s Christian Temperance Union Wo man s group met at Park Street Church on Tuesday June 15 with President Mrs Walsh in the chair. The session opened with singing and scripture reading by Mrs Rainey followed by prayer. Mrs Walsh spoke about Mr Scribben the hymn author and its origins. Officers were thanked for service as the first meeting after elections. Cards to sick and shut ins were requested. Mrs Kelly and Mrs Rowe contributed short papers and Stella Best sang a solo before temperance discussion and closing prayers.

Woman’s 'Christian ‘Temperance Union Park St. Church Walsh W.C.T.U F. Kelly H. Rowe Stella Best

Women Shoppers Can Tear Off Meat Coupons

Wartime Prices and Trade Board clarifies that women may tear meat coupons from ration books in front of the storekeeper. Butchers should not handle customers' books and must witness the tearing. Storekeepers cannot accept loose coupons not torn from the sheet by the shopper in their presence.

Milady Trade Board Prices Board

Allied War Strategy Improves While Fewer Strategists Remain

The text notes that Allied forces are improving their war footing with fewer individuals called table-cloth strategists. It implies more effective planning and fewer impractical advisors.

Mrs Kenneth Henderson Welcomed at Kinby Quilting Party

The North Group of Kirby W. A. hosted a quilting gathering at Mrs. Chas Harris home on June 11 1943 to honor the new bride Mrs Kenneth Henderson. A bath and tea towel shower was presented and a read address extended warm wishes for happiness prosperity and years of wedded bliss.

Kinby W. A Mary Harris Orono Chas. Harris Kenneth Henderson Ruby iAllin Kirby W. A

When Going Fishing Always Be Prepared

John Tamblyn, a longtime devout Christian, fished near Lindsay at daybreak using worms. He hooked a trout only to lose the line and bait when the fish broke the hook with it. Lacking another hook, he returned home to help with morning milking. The note mentions the distress call Si0.S. adopted in 1906.

John Tamblyn John Lindsay Ivison

Butter Production Up For Five Month Period

Ontario creamery butter production in May reached 8 605 000 pounds, down 4.3 percent from May 1942. For January–May 1943 total output 29 345 400 pounds, up 6.7 percent from the same period in 1942. Toronto warehouses held 1 584 000 pounds on June 1, up from May 1 and well above last year. Durham county five month output rose to 804 467 pounds, vs 299 516 in 1942, an increase of 4 951 pounds for the year.

Ontario Toronto Durham County

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Park St A.M. Instal G. W. Hawke A. F. McKenzie D. of C C. W. Rolph Home Royal Navy Scouts Jean Wilson Park Street W.C. T. U. Meeting Elmer Fowler
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