Esquesing Township Elects New Reeve and Council
Nominations in Esquesing Township elected Howard May as Reeve for 1942 with Deputy Reeve to be chosen from the council. John W. Slingsby and Lome L. Mullin led the ticket, and Thomas Bird and E Lindsay supported various candidates. County council reports discussed equalization and snow plow plans as part of war effort preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Slingsby
Lome L. Mullin
W. A. Wilson
Thomas Bird
E. ©. Lindsay
Suwin Hartop
Angus Lawcent G. Wealey
David Joe An Orr OE Ruddell
George E. Cleave
Spiro Chester
Angus Lawson
George C
Wilson
Howard May
Murray
Harrop
Cleave
W. ©. Brownridge
James L. Standish
T. L. Leslie
William Gowdy
Reeve Wilson
Thomas Biru
Esquesing Township
Esquesing
Heeve
Final Figures on War Services Campaign Now Released
A. C. Weik reports Cana dian War Services Campaign in the Georgetown district surpassed its 2500 goal by over 700. The spring effort, a joint national appeal by Salvation Army YMCA YWCA Canadian Legion War Services Kom Co and LO DE Western provinces, aimed for 5500 006 with Alex Maclaren as chair Fred McCartney vice chair Harold McClure secretary and A C Welk treasurer. Final returns show 3263 28 cash received of 3311 28 pledged with 48 unpledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A C. Weik
Canadian War Services Campaign
Georgetown
Salvation Army
YMCA
Y.w.ca
Canadian Legion War Services
Kom Co
LO DE
Western
Alex. Maclaren
Fred McCartney
Harold McClure
A. C. Welk
Milton Editor's Wife Dies Suddenly
Mrs. F Leonard White wife of the Milton editor died suddenly at Galt Hospital on Friday December 19 after major operation a few weeks earlier Born Mary Rebecca Brennan in Stittsville she was 41 She lived in Glen Williams before moving to Milton in 1934 and was active in church Red Cross and lawn bowling Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Fred Johnson Miss Marjorie Fry Georgetown and son Donald seven funeral held Sunday December 21 largely attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Leonard White
Milter
Glen Willams
Galt Hospital
White
Mary Rebecca (Mae) Brennan
Stittsville
Glen Williams
J.S. Fry
Milton Red Cross
Ladies Lawn Bowling Club
Fred Johnson
Marjorie Fry
Georgetown
Donald
Helen Williams
Toronto University
C. V. Williams
Earle Evans
Ry Elizabeth
New Brighton
Pe Kvanis
M. H. Moyer
Walter McGil
Burlington
F. L. McGilvray
Garfield McGilvrey
Bruce MacKenzie
Belleville
Brantford
George Lake
Long Staff
Merton Lake
Timmins
Jack Lake
Hamilton
A. H. Fetler
J. M. McKinlay
John
Mary
Toronto
Mimico
W. H. Willson
Milton
Jim Hill
John Ostrom
Mm. T. C. Bolton
R. A. Perigoe
A. E. Clark
Christmas Homecomings and New Air Force Recruits
The community notes several service moves and welcomes. AW2 Fanny Weaver of Toronto remains on active duty at sea or overseas. Bill Hewitt returns from service in Ceam Borden for Christmas with his family. Davies returns to Sussex unit after furlough. Pilot Officer Edward Lunan is stationed at Achulet with a cable confirming him. Sgt John Wilson lands safely overseas for RCAP duty. Bill Murphy and Lew Humberstone enlist in the RCAF at Manning Depot, Toronto. Various servicemen return home for Christmas including Horace Hurley Leslie Clark W J Kelly J Hurst Wilbert Bradley Kenneth Mackenzie Alfred Sykes Frank Carter W R Kirby Elmer Stockford Ian MacKenzie Norman Delke Shall Henry Shepherd Gordon McDonald Armand Swackhamer Roy Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Weaver
Toronto
The
En. Opl
Bill Hewitt
Ceam Borden
Davies
Sussex
N.B
Edward Lunan
Achulet
Ward Lunan
Mission
Arthur Wilson
John Wilson
RCAP
Bill Murphy
Golem
James Murphy
RCAF
Air Force
Lew Humberstone
T. A., Humberstone
Manning Depot
Horace Hurley
Leslie Clark
Guelph
W. J. Kelly
Winnipeg
J. Hurst
Wilbert Bradley
Brantford
Kenneth Mackenzie
St. Hubert
Quebec
Alfred Sykes
Jarvis
Frank Carter
St. Thomas
W. R. Kirby
Aylmer
Elmer Stockford
Ian MacKenzie
Hagersville
Norman Delke
Chippawa
Ac2shall
CSM
Henry Shepherd
Newmarket
Lac Gordon McDonald
Armand Swackhamer
Mountain View
Roy Preston
R.C.N. VR
P. Chapman
E. Brown
Wm. Brown
Cobourg
Frank Pettifer
Frances
F. Bradbeer
H. B. Mclellan
Stratford
M. Munro
Frank Petch
Harold Richardson
Bruce
J. Richardson
C. E. Stapleton
B. T.C
Knollwood Park
Kitchener
Norval
Prank Kentner
Vance Kentner
Douglas
Roy Bird
Campbell Sinclair
Walter Rasmussen
Heather Anne
Brampton
Lily Broomhead
Margaret Campbell
Toronto Western Hospital
John R. Campbell
Joe Shelvin
Jackie
Chatham
Steve Norrie
Thomas Allen
Harry Stockford
T. A. Humberstone
F. Robertson
Harry
Hornby
Copeland
Howard
Huttonville
L. Perry
AO2
Lewis Humberestone
8. Finley
E. Hyde
C. Sargent
W. Ditchfield
Stoker
George Whiliamson
St. John's
Newfoundland
Williamson
Windsor
Bernard Cowtan
Thomas Lyons
Ross Campbell
Charlotte Lyons
Jack Barrett
Emerson McKinney
Hugo Lyons
Cheltenham
Aci Stuart Young
Jarvis University
Betty Grant
University of Toronto
W. V. Grant
Weir Reid
Will Georgetown Have a Hockey Team This Year
Georgetown Hockey Club plans a Friday meeting at 3 pm in the Arena to decide whether to enter an Intermediate team this season. Officials will be elected and players checked for availability as ice conditions may affect Friday’s scheduled game with Emira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Hockey Club
Georgetown
Emira
Fergus
Guelph O. AC
Ergus
War Victims Fund Reaches 2534 12 at Year End
As 1941 ends the Herald War Victims Fund, started ten months earlier, totals 2534.12 dollars. A recent 6.30 donation from Mrs. Saunders came from a house coat raffle. Mrs. Goodlet won the coat and re-raffled it for more aid. A cradle and doll raffle by Mrs. Preston added 260 dollars, with sister Mrs. Tom McDonald of Barrie donating one cradle and one doll. winner details include Eric Warnes and Mrs. A. Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald War Victims’ Fund
J. Saunders
Preston
Tom McDonald
Barrie
Eric Warnes
A. Grace
Tribute bouquets mark funeral at Evergreen Cemetery
Carding by pastor Rev. J B Moore, many floral tributes, and the interment in Evergreen Cemetery, Milton, reflect a community farewell for the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Moore
Evergreen Cemetery
Milton
Couple's Army Wedding Noted in England Camp Scene
The groom's platoon representative Tuck attended a ceremony where the bride in pale blue carried a bouquet. Afterward Mrs. Smith hosted a table with a true-Scotch meal and tid-bits at the bride's aunt's place in England near Pte. Lorusso's camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuck
Heather
Lear
Mrs. Smith
Lorusso
England
Christmas Visitors Bring News Across Town
A long list of Christmas visitors and homecomings fills town life as residents from Toronto Windsor Guelph Brampton and Hamilton return to their families for the holidays. Local families host relatives including MRs and MRs with sons daughters and guests from Ontario towns and military postings.
Raffle Winners Named in Georgetown Event
The Georgetown Herald notes Toronto Evening Telegram report listing Mrs. J Saunders as winner of a house coat raffle worth 2525.32 dollars and Mrs. J Gootiet as runner up for a second raffle. A cradle and doll draw was donated by Mrs. Tom McDonald of Barrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Evening Telegram
J. Saunders
J. Gootiet
Tom McDonali
Barrie
Serial Story Two Keys to a Cabin Proceeds Next Week
Omitted instalment noted. No new part in this issue as the story will resume in the next edition.
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Expe Ence
G. Wesley Murray
W. C. Brownridge
George C. Cleave
George C. Currie
Counal
Maeve
War Services Campaign
W.V. Fund
Pte. BR
Scotland
Bill Schults
Call
Arnold Atwoott
Shelburne
Elizabeth Langan
Walter Biehn
Alastair Kean
Jim McNiven
Fort Erie
Ed. Hoare
Oshawa
Clara Quance
MQA
D. Campbell
A. B. Parr
Sudbury
W. J. Campbell
E Biehn
William Bonathan
J. Weatherstonk
J. W. Kennedy
J. H. Stevens
Douglas Bracken
Gananoque
E. J. Bracken
Harvey Allen
Wilfred C. Bessey
Doris Bessey
Herbert Cleave
R. Waldie
R. B. Matson
P. B. Coffin
Prances
W. Smith
Margaret Long
W. H. Long
Larry MacKenzie
Bellermie
Sid MacKenzie
Dolores Broomhead
Harry Jefferies
Barbara
Ilsa Bessey
Kilbride
Herbert Bessey
W. G. O. Thompson
St. Catharines
F. W. Richardson
D. Boyd
Vera Boyd
Floyd Downs
Familly
Jack Thompson
R. O. Stapleton
D. Cordner
Acton
H. Stapleton
Norman Bird
BSA
Montreal
Claude Kentner
W. H. Gole
Jean
Betty
W. H. Kentner
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