Goodyear Strike Ends as Workers Return to Plant
Families of Goodyear rubber workers greet the settlement after nearly four months of strike. Management and union praised for restraint while workers gain in open air roles and return to normal shifts. Prices and wage gains loom as a factor in postwar purchasing power.
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Bowmanville
Goodyear
Encouraging Harvest Reports on Apple Crop Progress
Readers note a favorable harvest after a scarcity last year. Weather has blessed growers with ample fruit and good winter apple prices, though sugar costs limit enjoyment. The Tolman Sweet, once scarce, now holds a prime place for baking as stockpiles improve.
Avoid Lawlessness On Halloween The Scout Way
The piece argues for supervising youth during Halloween and recalls wartime stamps drives and Boy Scout efforts that curbed misbehavior. It notes fears of property damage after dark, praises organized youth groups for reducing delinquency, and suggests adult responsibility and police protection when needed.
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Hallowe’en
Britain
Geomfort
Autumn drives reveal farm homes as modern castles
The piece contrasts fall beauty with real estate values, noting high prices for older and farm homes due to material delays. It lauds large, durable farm buildings, hydro power upgrades, and the farmer as a nobleman with direct access to the soil’s bounty, emphasizing own-door security and resilience.
Orono Youth Sports Show Strength In Basketball And Hockey
Young players in Orono and surrounding areas fill practices as basketball gains momentum and hockey prospects for the midgets and juniors are shaped. Coach Pete Lunn leads twenty seven midgets from Newtonville and local youths while Dane Found and Abe West train eighteen juniors and import players from Newcastle for a strong upcoming season. An Oshawa Arena trip this week offers public a view of emerging talent and team depth.
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Oshawa Arena
Orono
Pete Lunn
Newtonville
Art
E. Norland
Phil Gilmer
Dane
Abe West
Newcastle
Local breeders fetch record prices at Holstein sale
Areh Muir & Sons of Courtice sold a four year old heifer for 475 and a calf for 125 at the All-Canadian Holstein Sale in Oakville on October 28. IF. K. Merkley of Flint bought the heifer and K. A. Hammond of Moorefield took the calf. A new Canadian high price of 40000 for five months old bull Kil larney set records along with a 2201 average on 66 head. Top female price was 11000 for a daughter of Sweetholm Ray Apple Belle bought by Sol Cashman of Hopewell Junction. Thirty three head sold for at least 1000, with five above 5000 and twelve over 2000.
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Areh Muir & Sons
Courtice
Oakville
IF. K. Merkley
Flint
Mich
K. A. Hammond
Moorefield
Glenafton Killarney
Killarney
J. J. KE. McCague
Waterloo ‘County Holstein Breeders’ Club
Waterloo
Ont
HH. L. Sweet
Belmont
Sweetholm
Ray Apple Belle
Sol
Card of Thanks for Leonora Shackleton
The family of the late Leonora Shackleton thanks friends and neighbours for kindness shown with ecards flowers and gifts during illness and bereavement.
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Leonora Shackleton
Deaths Moffatt of Orono aged 73
Annabella Forsythe Moffatt widow of James Moffatt died in Orono on October 30 1946 aged 73 Resting at Main Street home Funeral held November 2 2 00 p m Interment at Orono Cemetery
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Mopfatt
Orono
Annabella Forsythe Moffatt
James Moffatt
Main Street
Seven men receive Twenty-Ninth Degree at Oshawa Templar meeting
The Order of the Red Cross was conferred on seven men at the Knights Templar gathering in Oshawa held at the Masonic Temple. Two Orono residents Dr. A F McKenzie and Percy M Luann joined, giving Oronoites twenty nine degrees in the order.
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Order of the Red Cross
Knights Templar
Oshawa
Orono
A.f.mckenzie
Percy M. Luann
Hockey Players Social Evening at Continuation School
A social evening for hockey players is scheduled Monday night after November Ath with two speakers one on clean sportsmanship and a chalk talk. Moving pictures will be shown followed by lunch. all players are urged to attend due to strong winter interest.
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The
Horticultural Society
Orange Hall
John F.A Clark
Department of Agriculture and Horticulture
Local Auction Notices Across Hope Clarke and Surroundings
Multiple farm auctions announced for Hope Township and Clarke County. Lorne Farrow near Pontypool, Walter Horner at Dean's Hill, W S Uglow Lot 30 Con 2 Har ness’s shop area, Heber Louch Clarke Lot 35, and Hi Egerton Hancock & Sons auctioning farm stock. Auctions run November 6 8 9 11 13 and 21 1946 with cash terms and bills for details.
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Lorne Farrow
Pontypool
Jack Reid
Walter Horner
Hope Township
Dean’s Hill
W. Lord
Ametioneer
Con
W. S. Uglow
Heber Louch
Clarke
Hi. Egerton Hancock & Sons
Ted Jackson
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