The Prince Rupert News Warns on Hunters in BC Worsening Waste
The Prince Rupert News condemns autumn hunters in British Columbia for indiscriminate shooting that wastes wildlife and endangers people. It calls hunting a privilege, urges stricter practices, and notes Ontario plans for stricter licensing tests under the Game and Fish Act as a safety measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lehrer
Prince Rupert
British Columbia
B.C
Ontario
Lands and Forests
Roberts
Game and Fish Act
Let the Separatist Build
A dated editorial argues against Quebec separatism and bilingual schooling. It critiques a proposal for French taught in high schools and asserts that language alone cannot fix economic or cultural gaps. The piece urges separatists to pursue cooperation and constructive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiich
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Newcastle village business section gains upgrades and new shop
The King Street business area in Newcastle sees a series of improvements: a new Cenotaph at the Community Hall, a new sidewalk from Mill to Beaver, and a pavement extension by the Department of Highways. MLA Carruthers helped secure the funding after initial pullback. A vacant store at Mill and King, bought by Wm. Storks, now houses Garrod's Variety Store and Grill replacing the former Heatlie location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
King Street
Mill
Beaver
Department of Highways
Sex Carruthers
Durham
Carruthers
Artment
Orig
Tao Thit i
Wm. Storks
Mill and
King Streets
John Heatlie
Garrod’s
Variety Store
Clarke High Volleyball Team Fights Through Tourney Losses
Clarke High girls volleyball split two of three in Ajax tournament with seniors sweeping Pickering but dropping to Ajax. Juniors also win two of three games, then prepare for a basketball comeback before Christmas. Also a Halloween dance titled Under the Vampire's Moon is planned by the Students Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbarton Oor
Clarke
Ajax
Pickering
Clarke É
Students’ Council
Roofing Work Advances on Main Street Building
Activity opened on Main Street as workers erected scaffolding for roof repairs on the McKennzie plock. A new roof is being laid with work progressing rapidly. Around three hundred fifty attended a turkey supper at Orono United Church sponsored by United Church Women. Visitors include Mrs. Dr. John Brock and son Ted Oshawa Mrs. Marjorie Smith Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wilson Port Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QC. Luxton
Bowmanville Memorial Hospital
Roy Cornish
Port Perry
A. .Wilbur
Sharon
Oshawa
O. Chapman
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R. A. Forrester
Roy C. Forrester
Confederation
Wayne's
Wayne Kennedy
Clarke High
Rexall
Grono, Ontario
California
Chicago
St. Louis
Grand Canyon
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Hope
Rowe Travel Agency
Eavestrough
Ve JE
Jack
Gardenhone
Orono, Ont
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