Clarke Township honours returned service personnel banquet
Clarke Township held a May 3 event for armed forces personnel with a banquet at the Armouries and a Town Hall program. About 150 of 200 attendees heard tributes, a Last Post, readings, music, and dances. Recipients received Reynolds pens as tokens, and Captain John Keane spoke on home front support.
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Clarke Township
Drone Women’s Institute
Jean Antil
Oshawa
Clarence
Orone
Jack Aldwinckle
John James
Bowmanville
Italy
Europe
J. Preston
Clarence Keith
E. R. Woodyard
J. J. Mellor
Jack Barnes
Alfred Brett
Reynolds
Orono
John Keane
D.F.C
God Save the King
Jack Galloway
Jim Black
H. J. Lowery
J. H. Davey
L. Bourne
R. Osborne
F. Bowen
A. Hendry
W. Rowland
M. Jones
F. Gilmer
A. Dobson
A. Thompson
R. Mercer
J. Dylisdale
W. Riddell
N. Porter
Comparison Of Legislative Grants Recommended For 1946
W. H. Carlton reports on Township School Area Organization results in rural Ontario. The analysis notes more than 40 percent coverage, cost reductions, and improved facilities. Grants cover transportation costs and debentures, with distinct figures for various boards in two organizational structures.
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Ontario
Grunerud Morton Wedding in Christ Church Deer Park Toronto
Muriel Irene Morton and James Albert Grunerud wed May 1 at Christ Church with Rev F H Mason officiating. The bride wore white satin, carried dream roses and sweet peas, with bridesmaid Dorothy Simpson in blue faille. Attendants included Ronald Crichton and ushers Wilmer Fice and Robert Morton. Reception at Hearthstone, couple to honeymoon in Muskoka and reside in Saskatoon.
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Christ ‘Church
Deer Park
Toronto
Muriel Irene
George R. Morton
Kendall
James Albert
Albert T. Grunerud
Broderick
Saskatchewan
F. H. Mason
Dorothy Simpson
Ronald J.crichton
Wilmer Fice
Robert Morton
Young People's Union Meeting at Park Street United Church
The Young People’s Union of Park Street United Church met on Monday May 6 with Alma Mitchell leading. Activities included hymns, readings, a scripture reading, a poetry reading, a vocal solo by Stella Best, piano by Arlene Boyd, and a closing benediction led by vice-president Myrtle Tamblyn.
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Young People’s Union of
Park Street United Church
Alma Mitchell
Alma
Betty Chapman
Jean Wilson
Stella Best
Arlene Boyd
Myrtle Tamblyn
North Ward Lining Up Players For Season
The Orono Northward softball team opens practice at Memorial Park this week. Manager Perc Lunn urges all interested boys to attend on time with 16 and under at 6 15 pm and over 16 at 7 15 pm. The north section covers the area north of Park Street.
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Orono
Memorial Park
Perc. Lunn
Park Street
Sixth Line School Joins Clarke Township Area
Ratepayers at the Sixth Line School on May 7 met in the school house to decide on entering the Clarke Township School Area. Public inspector W H Carlton spoke on benefits, a vote favored joining, the third Clarke Township school to do so, and a by law will be passed at the next council meeting to authorize the change.
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Clarke Township
W. H. Carlton
Park Street United Church Hosts 127th Anniversary Service
Orone lodge held its annual church service at Park Street United Church on Sunday evening May 5 attended by the local lodge and visiting Brethren from Oshawa Bowmanville Port Hope Cobourg and Pony Pool. The parade formed on Main Street in front of the Lodge room.
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Orone 1
Park St. United Church
Oshawa
Bowmanville
Port Hope
Cobourg
Pontypool
Main Street
Jas T Brown Buys Six Head Cattle At Holstein Sale
James T Brown of Newcastle bought six bred heifers for 1635 at the Holstein herd sale of Hooper Bros in St Marys Ontario on April 29. David R Stevens paid 400 for a yearling daughter of Montvic Commander, the sale’s top price. The 64 head of purebred Holsteins sold brought 29665 total, averaging 463 dollars.
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James T. Brown
Newcastle
Hooper Bros
St. Marys
Ontario
Mr. Brown
David R. Stevens
Tribute To Our Returned Boys
A speaker praises returning soldiers for their sacrifice and courage. He notes the desire for peace after a costly war and urges shared responsibility at home to support freedom. He expresses pride in the veterans and calls for lasting leadership to build a better world.
World Sugar Supplies for 1946 Set to Fall Four Percent
The Combined Food Board reports 1946 sugar availability 4 percent below 1945. Allocations total 11,183,000 short tons for North America and Europe, with the US at 5,433,000 tons. Major suppliers include Cuba 3,960,000 tons and the Caribbean region. Local parade note: Orono Citizens' Band marched to a church service led by Rev S Littlewood, with over 100 participants and choir music.
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Committee On Sugar
The
Combined Food Board
Carribbean
North America
Europe
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Virgin Island
Hawaii
Dominion Republic
Haiti
British West Indies
Combined
Food Board
United States
United Kingdom
Canada
France
Netherlands
Norway
Belgium
Switzerland
Austria
Finland
Cantons of
Oshawa
No. 11
S. Laittlewood
Celebrate Family Week Throughout The Year
The Woman's Missionary Society of Park Street United Church met on Tuesday May 7 led by the 1st Vice President Mrs Littlewood. The group discussed mission work in Frontenac County and a church project for the year while urging families to share more home time and worship.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of
Park Street United Church
M. H. Staples
Littlewood
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