Orono Weekly Times Publication Details
The Orono Weekly Times lists its legal status as a second class mail publication with rates on request. It notes a subscription price of 1.50 and dates its establishment to January 1987, with R A Forrester as founder and R C Forrester as publisher.
Loyalty and community progress in Canadian towns
The piece argues loyalty to home church school and local institutions builds strong communities. It urges active participation and support for families schools churches libraries clubs and local businesses to promote moral social and cultural development. It ends by challenging readers to assess their own loyalty and take action.
Gay Plummage in Men’s Dress Marks Colorful Trend
The article notes a shift from somber Puritan influence to brighter male attire. It traces fashion from Charles I’s regicide and Puritan restrictions to modern bold suits in blue, green, rust, and brighter browns. It suggests a growing revolt toward cheerfulness in clothing, with men shedding drab tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Charles I
Cromwell
Memorial notices and obituaries in Calgary and Orono
Death notices report Neil E. Martin passing April 25 1951 with a memory line from Mary in Calgary adberta Margaret Hambly wife of John L. Rowe dies April 29 funeral May 2 1952 in Calgary Brayton Stinson dies April 24 1952 at Stasybrook hospital husband Elizabeth Glanville father Roy and Joy service April 27 Orono Cemetery interment Orono
Six Team League May Add Millbrook Bethany
Possible six team league expansion discussed as Millbrook and Bethany may join. If approved, interest in girls softball should rise across the league. Local team coached by Ross Carleton and managed by Stan Payne with new players and early practice signals a bid for the trophy this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millbrook
Bethany
Ross Carleton
Stan Payne
New Conditions Wth The Dairy Farmer
The Dairy Farmers of Canada warn that shrinking export markets and cattle embargoes push milk surplus onto the domestic market. Secretary-manager Erle Kitchen urges expanded June Advertising Set Aside funding and broad producer support to sell more milk to Canadians as the most profitable path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle Kitchen
Dairy Farmers of Canada
Mr. Kitchen
United States
Kitchen
Canada
Notice to Creditors Estate of Samuel George Cowan
Notice to creditors of Samuel George Cowan deceased of Clarke township Durham County retired teacher. Creditors must send names addresses and details of claims and securities to the Administrator or Solicitor by May 17 1952. After that date assets will be distributed among those entitled using only claims of which notice was given. Dated at Orono April 17 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel George Cowan
Clarke
Durham
Orono
Card of Thanks and Local Notices in Orono Area
Card of thanks from Mrs W J Martin Mr and Mrs JG Cotter and Vicki plus many friends for cards and flowers during illness. W CIT U Medal Contest May 2 at Orono United Church School room with contestants and local talent Adults 25 cents Children 12 and under 15 cents. Dr McKenzies Office closed May 3. Orono Figure Skating Club annual meeting May 1 8 PM Orange Hall election of officers and business discussed Mothers and senior members urged to attend.
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McKenzie
Birks
Rundle
Bowmanville Memorial Hospital
Heather Rebekah Lodge
W. A
W. J. Martin
W.cit.u
Orono
Orange Hall
In Memoriam Wm Albert Harris May 1950
In loving memory of a dear husband dad and grandfather Wm Albert Harris who entered into rest May 2 1950. Two years have passed since his death. time speeds on yet his memory remains. He was a shining light, missed by his wife and family who lovingly remember him.
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Harris
Albert Harris
Martin Premary Memorial Note From Family
Martin leaves us suddenly on April 15 1951. Mother father and siblings express love and memories in a keepsake heart message saying God keeps him and we hold him in our hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Neil E. Martin
Program effects seen in dairy effort with limited time
The speaker notes the program is established and machinery in operation with results emerging. Given the available funds, outcomes could substantially improve over the next year, but starting from scratch would take more time farmers cannot afford now.
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