Park Street United Church Anniversary Hailed By Toronto Guest
Rev Milton Sanderson of North Parkdale United Church Toronto spoke at Park Street United Church anniversary services to a large audience. Local parishioners and St Saviour township friends joined the morning and evening gatherings as flowers and choir numbers enriched the event. An offering of four hundred dollars was set, with about three hundred forty five dollars received by the following Monday.
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Milton Sanderson
Toronto
United Church
Park St
North Parkdale United ‘Church
Swere
Sanderson
Enniskillen
Wim. Riddell
Mr. Littlewood
Ontario Creameries Report Sees Strong Butter Production Rise
Production of butter is well maintained across Ontario with some areas showing higher figures than last year. Cream quality has improved and fluid milk demand is reducing shipments to creameries. In London drought and grain shortages press milk output, while Chatham Windsor Sarnia and Barrie Owens Sound show solid seasonal production. Creameries await Wartime Prices and Trade Board order revisions.
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Ontario
Ontario Department of Agriculture
London
Chatham
Windsor and
Sarnia
Barrie-Owens Sound
Services Administration
Prices and Trade Board
Canned Vegetable Stock To Move Under Controlled Plan
The Prices Board announced that frozen canned vegetable stocks will enter retail outlets under a controlled distribution plan, signaling that coupon rationing is unlikely in Canada. The move aims to stabilize supply for winter and relies on past trade experience and garden output to adjust for population shifts.
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Prices Board
Canada
Victory
Victory Loan Appeal Urges Durham County Support
Durham Electors are urged to back the Fifth Victory Loan with a Durham quota of 1 425 000 and a pledge to speed the victory. The address appeals to citizens on personal responsibility and cites wartime costs and military strength.
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Durham County
J. L. Illsley
Canada
Durham
Cream Gathering Zones Announced Soon
A forthcoming announcement is expected outlining designated cream gathering zones. Officials have not yet released specifics but plan to clarify the areas and dates for producers and handlers.
Better Health Seen From Coal Economy
Officials of the national coal conservation committee say lower temperatures and a winter energy campaign could improve health. The plan aims to save 4 million tons of coal, cutting labor days, rail and truck usage, and reducing indoor heat to save energy in homes and hotels.
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Ottawa
National Coal Conservation Committee
Orono Women’s Institute Hosts School Staff Meeting
The Orono Woman’s Institute entertained the Orono school staff with the principal as guest speaker. A post meeting program featured roll call readings by Mrs Hamm a piano solo by Dawn Moffat a singsong and a talk on Peace by Mr McGinnis. The tray draw went to Mrs Morris and snacks were served after the program.
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Orono Women’s Institute
Orono
Injured Nurse Shielded Children in Side-Impact Crash
Miss Marion Brown R N suffered facial injuries last Saturday when the car she rode in was side-swiped by a transport on Highway. Her wounds were described as serious as she shielded two small children who were also passengers.
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Marion Brown
R.N
Miss Brown
What Did You Do Today
A stark wartime poem reflects on a lieutenant named Shatlain who fought in Africa. He recalls combat, a gunner's death, and the suffering around him as he questions daily effort versus sacrifice. Recovered by Americans after hiding for two hours, he is treated in England.
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Lieut. Shatlai
England
Victory Loan Progress Report from Ottawa
Canadians bought 58.86 million in victory bonds on Tuesday, bringing the two day total to 126.59 million. Today's 8.34 million rise exceeds the first two days of the last loan but remains below the needed 66.67 million daily average to push the loan over the top. Public Relations Section National War Finance Commission.
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Ottawa
Park St Sunday School Staff Meeting Report
The regular Park St Sunday School staff meeting was held at Mr and Mrs A H Keane's home with twenty five in attendance. Rev J Griffith of Trinity Church Bowmanville led Bible study and discussion. A note from Mrs A A Henry was read praising her gift of The Sistine Madonna and the Keane hospitality highlighted the evening.
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Park St
A. H. Keane
J. Griffith
Trinity Church
Bowmanville
A. A. Henry
Keane
Wood Sale by Gordon Moffatt in Clarke County
Gordon Moffatt offers for sale 12 acres of beech and maple tops with saw logs removed and standing timber over 10 inches. N. P. Lot 31 Con. 9 Clarke 2 miles east of Sault Church and 2 miles west of Highway 35. Sale Saturday October 30 at 1:30 pm. Wood to be removed by June 1, 1944. Terms cash. Elmer Wilbur, Auctioneer.
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N. P
Con
Clarke
Sault Church
M. Wood
Elmer Wilbur
Wartime Prices Board babies judged against prewar infants
In a family discussion a baby’s shaved ears drew comments from the baby’s sister who quips that Wartime Prices and Trade Board babies aren’t as good as prewar babies, a remark reflecting wartime attitudes toward rationing and social change.
Desert Victory at Odeon Cinema in Catania
An Eighth Army News advert promotes the film Desert Victory shown at the Odeon Cinema in Catania Italy. The note remarks the listing as a curious carry.
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Eighth Army News
Odeon
Catania
Italy
Newcastle
Prominent Orone Resident Passes Away Saturday
Obituary notes the death of a respected Orone resident. The piece reflects on the person’s community ties and laments their passing, while referencing family, friends, and local landscapes as context for the loss.
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Orone
W C T U Meeting and Local Obituary in Clarke Township
The W C T U met in Park Street Sunday school room on October 19 with Mrs H Walsh presiding. A Medal Contest is set for October 29. George Cowan of Orono died October 16 at 89 after a long illness. funeral October 18 with Orange Order at Orono Cemetery. The British Ministry of Health to build 3,000 farm cottages at 3 50 weekly rent, including water and light.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Park ‘St
H. Walsh
Clarke Township
George Cowan
Main Street
Orono
I S. Littlewood
Oronoe Cemetery
Orange Order
Toronto
Galt
Oshawa
Ministry of Health
Pheasant Season Opens Two Days in Selected Townships
An open season for cock pheasants and partridge runs October 22–23 in most regulated townships. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. daily with a limit of three cock pheasants and five partridge per day. Special township licenses are required in addition to gun licenses. Regulations also cover fox destruction in Southern Ontario regions.
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Oneida
Haldimand
Lambton
Middlesex
Elgin
Norfolk
Prince Edward
Ontario
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Reo
Great Britain
W. I. Meeting
Africa
Dean Shatlain
Gunner
National War Fin. Com
Gordon Moffatt
Lake Ontario
Vale
Rill
Buck
Lillian Hindes McLachlan
W.C.T.U. Meeting
Mr. Cowan
Kendal
Samuel
Jane Cowan
Edward
Melbourne
Man
Kendal L.O.L
Orono L.0.l. No
Kendal Brass Band
Kendal Fife
Union
Elizabeth Underwood
Howard P.cowan
Louise
Cowan
Ralph Stutt
Frederick Brimacombe
Howard Walsh
Orono Lodge No. 409
Hartwell Lowery
Milton Robinson
Harper Carscadden
Kendal Lodge
Thomas Cowan
Thomas McNeil
W. W. Cowan
Manson Comstock
Anson Gilroy
Stahley Porteous
George Cooper
John Stewart
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