Blues win Orono Continuation School Field Day
Orono Continuation School held Field Day last Friday with two groups Blues and Whites. Blues won 193 to 100, with champions named in boys and girls divisions across Junior Senior and Intermediate levels and multiple event winners listed.
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Orono Continuation School
The
Blues
Neil Moffatt
Dick Morton
Anna Staples
Carol Staples
Jeanne Forrester
Newlyweds Perrin Honored at Village Shower
Friends and neighbours gathered at Mr. T. J. Simpson’s home on Friday evening to honor Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Perrin with a miscellany shower of household articles. Rev. R. E. Morton chaired the event. Miss Velma Cowan read the community address and gifts were opened with thanks.
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T. J. Simpson
Alfred G. Perrin
R. E. Morton
Velma Cowan
Midland Regiment completes five week instruction course
The course conducted by the 1st Battalion of the Midland Regiment at Battalion headquarters Cobourg has ended after five weeks under Capt. K Hall. Officers and NCOs in attendance have returned to duty in their company areas.
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The
Midland Regiment
Cobourg
K. Hall
N.c.o.’S
Canada’s War Effort Gradually Forging Ahead
Canada takes over six of fifty American overage destroyers, raising destroyer strength to thirteen with river names for ships. Armed forces totals: Army 161000, Navy 11149, Air Force 26500. DST extended to save electricity. 1251 contracts worth 5 515 317 issued. Second war loan subscriptions reach 342 248 300, exceed target by 42 248 300. Air Cadet Corps formed to engage boys 15 to 16. Justice W M Martin named rentals administrator for Wartime Prices Board. Standstill order set house rents to January 2 1940 levels from October 1 1940. Commission formed to administer National Unemployment Insurance chaired by Dr Joseph Sirois with members Tallon Mitchell and others.
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Canada
Great Britain
United States
Army
Navy
Air Force
Munitions and Supply Department
Prices and Trade Board
Joseph Sirois
Royal Commission On Dominion-Provincial Relations
Robert J. Tallon
Trades and Labour Congress of Canada
Alan M. Mitchell
Robert Mitchell Co., Ltd
Montreal
RAF Wakes Hitler From Dream Of Conquest
American writer Warren Irvin argues the RAF raids boost British morale and disrupt Nazi invasion plans. He cautions Germany still has reserves and faces manpower limits, noting aircraft losses but stressing pilots are harder to replace. He predicts waning invasion prospects by spring.
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Warren Irvin
Irvin
New York Times
Berlin
Royal Air Force
Britain
Germany
R.A.F
Dunkirk
England
Hitler
Great Britain
London
France
Propaganda Ministry
Norway
Holland
Belgium
British Isles
Clarke Township Tax Shortfall Highlights 1939 Figures
Clarke Township council met October 1 with full attendance. Minutes approved. Matters on hospital correspondence and relief-cost cuts referred to treasurer. Engineer Ponton discussed railway crossing and Farrow ditch. agreement reached after some discussion. Tax roll shows total taxes and penalties 54 317 40 with 4 621 66 unpaid. Bond renewed. various small bills approved. meeting adjourned for November 5.
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Clarke Township
Department of Municipal Affairs
A. Ponton
Farrow
Thomas Simpson
Simpson
Wellington Farrow
J. W. Holt
C. F. Awde
J. H. Lowery
F. B. Lovekin
Dean
W T Beacock Dies at 92 in Kirby After Illness
W T Beacock aged 92 died at his Kirby home on September 10 after six months illness. Born in Cartwright on September 23 1848 he married Sarah Jane Clarke of Manvers sixty years ago. He leaves four daughters two sons ten grandchildren two sisters and one brother. The funeral was held September 13 in Kirby with two reverends officiating and pallbearers named. The Red Lamp play from Orono will be staged again October 12 in Orono town hall.
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Kirby
W. T. Beacock
Mr. Beacock
Cartwright
Sarah Jane Clarke
Manvers
Clarke Township
W. Bannon
Orono
F. Hurley
Cleveland
Ohio
Ivan Miller
Pennsylvania
Maud Beacock
Los Angeles
Calif
Elvin
Galt
Elsworth
Greenbank
Wm. Nicholson
Pontypool
G. H. Loney
Wiarton
George Beacock
S. Littlewood
R. E. Morton
Newcastle
Messrs
Chas. Rutherford
William Rutherford
J. H. Bigelow
F. Brimaccombe
S. Berry
Geo. Hedenrson
Midland Regiment Officers Share Historic Joint Dinner in Cobourg
In Cobourg on Friday evening the 1st and 2nd Midland Battalions held Canada’s first wartime joint dinner. Over 60 officers from the C.A.S.F. and N.P.A.M. units attended at the British Hotel with guests Col. R. J. Gill and Lt Col L. F. Grant. Gifts included engraved Regimental crests a cocktail shaker ice bowl tray and a silver cigarette box presented by the two messes. Lt Col A H Bounsall and Major F L Dudley presided as gifts were exchanged, followed by songs and anecdotes by Capt N N Brimstin Alfred Mortimer and Capt J A Pewtrees.
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Midland Regiment
Cobourg
Canada
C.A.S.F
N.P.A.M
R. J. Gill
Brockville
L. F. Grant
R.C.A
G.S.O. 1
M.D. No. 3
Kingston
Ont
1St Midland Regt
C.A.S.F. Battalion
A. H. Bounsall
E.D
N. P.A.M
F. L. Dudley
C. O
11Sts
Dudley
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Saskatchewan Appeal Court
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Conquest
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