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Orono Weekly Times

Location

Orono, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 06, 1945

Page

5

Letters From Overseas Reveals a Canadian Airman's London Leave

Flying Officer Neil Wood writes from Limpsfield near London describing leave with Archie Watson and Godfrey Hill, a Denham studios visit, a Thames boat trip, and time in London. He notes film shoots for Men of Two Worlds, meets George Formby, and hopes for Canada bound by August. He also mentions his tan and fondness for England before returning to duty.

Archie. Watson London Beaver Club Limpsfield Ted Dinservat’ Ry Nis Archie Godfrey Hill Canada Thames River Parliament Houses Scotland Yard London Bridge Waterloo Bridge St. Paul’s Cathedral Reading Aldermaston Knights George Formby England Winston /Churchill Neil Wood RCAF

Future of Ontario farming hinges on preparation and quality

The essay praises Ontario farmers for wartime food supply gains and urges postwar focus on continuous grain supply, quality livestock, and breeding for specific purposes. It stresses soil health, manure use, and soil testing, backing barnyard nutrients over artificial fertilizer, and warns that profitable markets require superior, well-bred cattle, hogs, sheep, and poultry.

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Canadian Wool Board to Extend Purchases Through 1946

The Canadian Wool Board Limited with Wartime Prices and Trade Board will continue its wool purchases until December 31, 1946. Set up in 1942 to stabilize markets and assure prices, the board will help producers plan marketing after the war. It was authorized to operate during the war and for one wool clip thereafter.

Woich Can Waogor, Board Limited Trade Board Wool Board

Meat Tokens Rationing Plan Opens for Retailers

The new meat token system allows retailers to obtain loaned tokens to cover early distribution as rationing begins. Applications are sent to meat stores. retailers serving under 300 weekly customers apply to banks, while those over 800 contact the nearest Ration Branch. Tokens convert to meat coupons at a rate of five coupons per 200 tokens.

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