LOCAL HOLSTEINS SALES RECORDS AND PRICES
Sixteen head sold for at least 3000 dollars with top female price 2850 dollars to George R. McLaughlin of Oshawa from John Steckle of Kitchener Ontario. Other buyers included M J Tamblyn Orono and H McCloskey Queensville. Cows and heifers fetched 650 to 675 dollars per lot with several five year olds and bred heifers selling to buyers in Gowanda New York and Nashville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. McLaughlin
Oshawa
John Steckle
Kitchener
Ontario
M. J. Tamblyn
Orono
H. €. McCloskey
Queensville
Richard .Ross
Gowanda
N.Y
Floyd Becker
Ayr
James Brown
Newcastle
Richard B. Ross
G. Lynch Staunton
Nashville
Smiths announce birth of son Neil Peter
June and Mac Smith announce the birth of a son named Neil Peter on May 17 1952 at Grace Hospital Toronto. He is a brother for Lauren Susan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June
Mac Smith
Neil Peter
Grace Hospital
Bloor St
Toronto
Lauren Susan
Orono Stores Closed on Monday May 26
Orono merchants will close for business on Monday May 26 while the town stores remain open all day Saturday May 24. Senior pupils of Orono Public School travel to Malton Airport and the museum today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORONO
Orono Public School
Malton Air Port
Orono Church Grounds Enhanced with Final Landscaping
Local news notes the final touch on the Orono United Church exterior as shrubs and evergreens were planted. Community groups and residents share visits, family weeks, and social events, including WCTU monthly meeting and May Day festivities at Whitby Ladies College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono United Church
J. J. Cornish
Jas. Dickson
Joan Black
Ladies College
Whitby
Joanne Cornish
M. H. Staples
Ball season opens in Orono for 1952
The season begins for both the Orono Girls Softball and Men’s Hardball teams. The Girls travel to Newcastle Friday for the opener, with local games charging admission. The Men’s team starts Tuesday in Newcastle after a Bowmanville workout where they took a win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
Newcastle
Bowmanville
Langstaff family and neighbors visit coast and village
Newtonville reports Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Langstaff with two daughters Anne and Helem and Mrs. Al Langstaff of Port Hope visiting Tone Langstaff. Wm Andrews moved west, occupying the John Elmer house with Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hakewell. Burley bus line ran a Niagara Falls trip for flower viewings. Annie Nesbitt left Tuesday for West and the Coast. Wayne Elliott home for the weekend. Mrs. Wm Uglow visiting Morrish, Osborne and Haines. Bennett and Debbie visited Glover family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Langstaff
Anne
Helem
al. Langstaff
Port Hope
Tone Langstaff
Wm. Andrews
Johm Elmer
Wm. Hakewell
Burley
Niagara Falls
Annie Nesbitt
Wayne Elliott
Wm. Uglow
Osborne
Haines
Morrish
Bennett
Debbie
J. Glover
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Floor
Edger
Department of Highways
Geo. H. Doucett
California
Canada
Blue Brand
Oddfellows and Rebekahs
All Saints Anglican Church
Robi. Keane
Sam Keane
Brighton
A. Keane
E. Brass
Mrs. A. Saunders
L. D. McKenzie
R. P. Rickaby
George Webster
Janice
J. W. Jewell
Mary Jewell
Herb Jewell
Carl Billings
Albert Morton
Oshawa Hospital
Donald McGee
Ottawa
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
H. Walsh
W. J. Lycett
W.C.T.U
John Armstrong
Hamilton
James Stark
Marjorie McLaren
Jack Stobart
Judy
England
George Bowen
F. Saxby
Linda Lee
Rickey
Wm. Irwin
United Church
Grant
John Kitchen
Kirby
D. T. Lancaster
Newtonville
Newcastle Community Hall
Agai
Armstrongs
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