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Newspaper

Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

Aug 23, 1944

Page

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Georgetown Fall Fair Prize Lists Ready for Distribution

Georgetown announces the 1944 Fall Fair prize list in a 40 page Official Prize List sponsored by the Esquesing Agricultural Society. The issue highlights events like opening by J A Carroll and attractions including music by the Girls Pipe Band, sports, livestock shows, and school displays. It lists officers and directors, notes the two page Fair News feature, and emphasizes agriculture as Canada's backbone while urging community participation and support for local exhibits and the Sokiers' Comfort Fund.

Georgetown Esquesing Agricultural Society Craig Red Garfield I. McGilvray P. W. Cleave J. A Carroll Fall Fairs Association of Ontario Arts and Crafts Co-operative Ontario D. Charles P W. Cleave Garffield L. McGlivray T. L. Leslie G. W. McLintock Frank Petch John Bird James Fisher T. J. Brownridge Nelson A. Robinson Harding Price W. C. Cunningham Howard May Herb. Cleave Spencer Wilson Robert Miller HO. Wrigglesworth N. H. Brown Nat. Guthrie Douglas G. H. Wright John Bingham W. A. Wilson R. T. Paul John McNabb R. Alexander Ecclus McClure M. Gault C. McCullough Elsie Bird Eva Chisholm W. E. Nodwell John H. Bingham J. D. Godfrey Canada Sokiers’ Gomforta Fund Husking Com Guthrie Lst Suver Hampshire I. Eaton Co

Tony Stapleton Writes Home From Rome Letter Home Describes Italy Visit

The letter from Tony Stapleton to his parents recalls sailing with the Excelsior Lacrosse team, now serving in the Canadian Army in Italy. He thanks them for parcels including cigars and jam, notes Rome's beauty and lack of war damage, and mentions meeting friends Bill Collier and Ed Shortill at the Canada Club. He describes a grand club building and the welcoming atmosphere for soldiers.

Tony” Stapleton Harry Stapleton Norval Tony Georgetown Brampton Excelsior Canada States Italy O. K France O.K Rome Canada Club Bill Collier Ed Shortill

Fire at C Herringtons Last Friday Night

Fire at the home of Mr and Mrs C Herrington John S&J last Friday night started from an electric burner. Residents were away at the Lions Carnival when Corey Jr found the blaze and firefighters quickly contained it. A basket of clothes on the stove burned before the fire was extinguished.

Soldiers in France and Italy receive promotions and news

Horace Blyth is promoted to Lance Corporal and serving in France with invasion forces. LAC Lloyd Boyd of Moncton on furlough with wife and daughter Gloria. LAC Bob MacKenzie transferred to No. 8 U. at Greenwood. Mrs Lovell Puckering's husband promoted to Sergeant in Italy. LAC Winfield Wheeler returns to Victoriaville after furlough. Pte K W Jimmy King now in France. Sgt Geo W Chapman wounded in abdomen in France. Pte George S Latimer turns 18 in Italy. Gordon Pass arrives overseas as YMCA supervisor with honorary captain rank. Frt Lieut Douglas Sargent notes brother Sgt Jim Sargent wounded in England but cheerful. Coy. Sgt Major Thomas James overseas three years sends a flying bomb metal and a shell cigarette lighter. photos of Sgt Perc Spurgeon wedding.

Horace Blyth France Lac Lloyd Boyd Moncton N. B Gloria Lac Bob MacKenzie Greenwood Lac Winfield Curly” Wheeler Victoriaville Que Glen Williams K. W Jimmy” King Geo. H. Lesiie Sgt Geo. W. Chapman Pte George.s. Latimer Irish Regiment of Canada Italy Gordon Pass Georgetown Louise Bullivant Y.Y M.C.A Douglas Sargent Jim Sargent England Jim Douglas Thomas James Herald Office Warnes Perc. Spurgeon Onakville Tommy

Cartoons Draw Much Attention by Local Artist Joe Stamp

The Herald window displays cartoons by Joe Stamp drawing favorable comments. Stamp, a local boy who recently returned from Italy, offers original views on the local softball league. The piece notes期待 more drawings for the playoff series and offers support for Joe.

Herald Tne Joe Stamp Joe Stamp Italy

Rural Reveille Farm Program Aims to Aid Ontario Farmers

CHML Hamilton launches Rural Reveille a daily morning farm program weekdays at 545 to 745 with weather, closing prices, crop reports and agricultural news. Lorne Greene provides world news after the farm time, music interludes and audience input encouraged for a station serving county farming districts.

CHM Hamilton CHML Dominion Province Toronto Ontario Canada Lorne Cgireene

Fight Black Market Threat Muscle Tone in War Effort

The piece warns that buying on the black market undermines the war effort by sabotaging soldiers and civilians alike. It frames illicit purchases as treachery against the fighting men and women and urges vigilance and denunciation of black market activity.

Limehouse Native Hale And Hearty at 83

Manitoba farmer John Shanks of Pettapiece, a National Grain Co. grain buyer for 62 years, retires after a 36 year service as buyer and 52 years in grain trading. Born near Limehouse, he arrived in Winnipeg in 1879 and homesteaded Pettapiece, building extensive farms and a life spanning Western Canada’s early grain industry.

John Shanks Manitoba National Grain Co., Ltd Limehouse Pettapiece Shanks News and Views The Herald R. D. Warren J. M. Moore Graham Western Canada Western Canada Northern Elevator Company National Grain Co Grain Elevator Cmpany Old Northern Man Halton Winnipeg Maiby R.C.A.F

Lions Street Carnival A Community Effort Draws 2000

The Georgetown Lions Club hosted an outdoor carnival on Main Street to raise funds for Lions Park redevelopment. A 2000 crowd enjoyed band music by the Lorne Scots, bingo prizes, games, dancing, and performances by Clifford Voisey, Lou Rayne, Bill Davies, and Doris Hulls Orchestra. Proceeds fund park improvements with plans for a fall return event.

Main Georgetown Lions Club Clifford Voisey Hamilton Charlie Jackson Lou Rayne Bill Davies Doris Hulls Lions Legion Donny Ford H. Martin College View Brill Lions Park Water Street Stan Lyons Boy Scouts

Lorne Scots Jamboree Labor Day Event Plans

Plans for the 0 Company Scots Jamborees on Labor Day feature a district baseball tournament at 10 am with bingo games and amusements in the afternoon. Regimental Band attendance, a basket lunch, and a dance in the Armouries with a Guelph Orchestra complete the day to support reserve troops.

Labor Y Ammouries Guelph

Imperial Legion Picnic Draws Wide Attendance at Stanley Park

The Imperial Section of the Canadian Legion held its annual picnic at Stanley Park Erin aboard a chartered bus last Saturday August 19 with wives and families. Winners in the sports program included Peggy Muir Doris Roberts Comrade T Herbert Mrs J Kemshead Mrs A Taylor W Carney Jessie Murphy and others. Most attendees enjoyed a basket lunch and a grand outing despite some stiff muscles. The Niagra Falls Review notes peach prices contrast with local fruit costs and closes with a remark that Canada is a pretty good place to live.

Imperial Section The Canadian Legion Stanley Park Erin Peggy Muir Doris Roberts J. Kemshead A. Taylor

Six Teams Set for Georgetown Softball Playoffs

Six teams will participate in the Georgetown and District Softball League playoffs starting Monday August 28 at Georgetown Park. Regular-season games set include Alliance vs Norvale Terra Cotta August 23 and Terra Cotta vs Alliance August 25. Finals on September 16 at Georgetown Fall Fair feature a 2 game semi final with a bye for the top seed.

Georgetown and District Smith & Stone Alliance Glen Williams Georgetown Park Provincial Norvalve Terra Cotta Terra Cotta Georgetown Fall Fair Georgetown

Huttonville Park Sing Song Sunday Night

Georgetown area fundraiser at Huttonville Park features the Georgetown Scottish Concert Party with the Girls' Pipe Band and Bill MacDonald's Rhythm Rubes, 9 p.m. Proceeds fund cigarettes for Georgetown and District boys overseas. Community singing and moving pictures follow. talent is voluntary.

Georgetown Bill MacDonald Huttonville Park Streetsville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sting Der Tony’’ Stapleton C. Herrington Modernaires Orchestra Patr Lovell Puckering Sgt. Puckering Hale and Hearty Lions Street Carnival Lorne Scots Reserve Niagam Falls Review Georgetown Fair W. Ford J. Ellington J. Boyle Richardson's Hardware PWL Smith & Stoke Alliance Glen Scottish Concert Party
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