Ralston Sets Short and Long Term Defence Plans
In a wartime statement, Ralston outlines two main defence aims. Immediate focus on strengthening eastern seaboard defences and expanding the Canadian Active Service Force, with a new Maritimes command. Long term goal to build a comprehensive armed forces organization and expand training, weapons, and equipment for future readiness. Canada to push air force and production, with accelerated aircraft output and expanded training facilities targeting thousands of air crew annually.
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Ottawa
Canada
Ralston
United Kingdom
Dominions
St. Lawrence
Maritimes
Newfoundland
British Isles
England
France
Isabella L. Hume Passes After Lingering Illness
Isabella L. Hume died after a seventeen year illness at her Georgetown home. Eldest daughter of the late George and Elizabeth Hume, she was born in Exsquesing Township and moved to Georgetown in 1914. She was a Knox Presbyterian Church member active in the Women’s Missionary Society, recently made a life member. Funeral held at home on Tuesday, July 3th, with six cousins as pallbearers. she is buried beside her parents in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Isabella L. Hume
Georgetown
George
Elizabeth Hume
Miss Hume
Exsquesing Township
Main Street
Alexander Hume
Missey-Harris
Beatrice Hume
Georgetown Public School
F J. Foxton
Bessie
Toronto
Knox Presbyterian Church
Hume
Women's Missionary Society
Society
Thomas Aitken
Alexander and
Howard Hume
George Currie
Wilfred McDonald
Thomas Hall
Greenwood Cemetery
Shower for Mrs Wardlaw in Norval community
Last Wednesday evening the ladies of Norval and vicinity gathered at Mrs. W G M Browne's home to honor bride Mrs Lorne Wardlaw. Mrs Browne gave the address as guests admired gifts from a pink basket and messages read by Mrs Joe Harris. A contest titled Merchants of Brampton preceded lunch served by the hostess and helpers Joy Laird Joe Harris and Ray Pomeroy.
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Norval
W. G. M. Browne
Lorne Wardlaw
Margaret Hewson
Agnes Reid
Joe Harris
Brampton
Joy Laird
Ray Pomeroy
Military Funeral for Samuel Hurst
Samuel Hurst died at his summer home on Tuesday July 23 and was buried with military honours last Thursday. He served in France with the 204th Battalion as a sergeant and was a member of the Canadian Legion. Surviving family includes two brothers, two sisters, a widow, and a son in Hollywood. Funeral conducted by Branch 120 Canadian Legion with Last Post played by Bugler Charles Landsborough. burial in Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown.
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Lemuel Herbert Hurst
Hurst
France
Canadian Legion
Kingston
John Hurst
Glen Williams
Limehouse
Toronto
Georgetown
Percy
Ernest
Grafton
Alex. C. Reid
James Henderson
Ralph
Hollywood
California
Alpha- Lodge
The
Legion
Harry Goldham
S. P. Chapman
8. Groat
P. Blackburn
Roger Guyot
T. Grieve
Charles Landsborough
Acton
Greenwood Cemetery
Local Militia Returns From Camp School At Niagaraonther
Bronzed and fit after a two week training course at the camp school at Niagara on the Lake officers of C Company Lorne Scots Regiment returned to Georgetown this weekend The camp trained men from Military District No 2 in various aspects of modern soldiering Those from Georgetown include Lieutenants Roaf and Paul Barber Alan McDonald Norman Henderson Corporals Russell Firestine Jim Dobie H Lamb Omer Wilson and Jim and Bill Collier
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Niagara-on-the-Lake
Lorne Scots Regiment
Georgetown
Military District No. 2
Roaf
Paul Barber
Alan McDonald
Norman Henderson
Russell Firestine
Jim Dobie
H. Lamb
Omer Wilson
Jim
Bill Collier
Former Norval woman has another book in the movies
L. M. Montgomery author of Anne of Green Gables, wife of a former Norval minister, has another of her novels screened. Anne of Windy Poplars stars Anne Shirley and James Ellison and was produced by RKO Radio. The note hopes R. L. Gregory will book it locally for Georget owners to see the work of a former resident.
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L. M. Montgomery
Norval
Knox Garden Party Draws Good Crowd
A Knox Church garden party hosted by Mrs. William A. McClure drew about four hundred guests. The Guelph Kiltie Band and Russ Creighton’s Variety Entertainers performed with Wee Clara Pelly, Donald Spence, Betty Bryant, and Loraine Hills delivering acts. Some acts were canceled due to risqué material, but the event overall was well received and enjoyed by attendees.
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Knox Church
Wiliam A. McClure
Town
Imits
Guelph Kiltie Band
Georgetown
E. R. Magloughlen
Scotch Hearts
Douglas Davidson
Russ Creighton
Wee Clara Pelly
Donald Spence
England
Betty Bryant
Loraine Hills
Cheri Beri
Charlie Booker
Brooker
Charlie
Clif Armstrong
Norval
Russ Harris
Don McNin
Paper Conservation Evident in English Business Mail
An English business firm demonstrates paper conservation by reusing an envelope received by them. A white sheet is pasted on the front with the new address written atop it, illustrating frugal handling of stationery.
Training scheme to draft 300000 men in Canada begins
The House of Commons announced a 30 day training plan under the national defense act starting next October. 300000 young men will be trained in groups of 30000 at camps across the Dominion with pay of 1.20 a day. Single men are prioritized. married men may wait. Training will integrate recruits into militia nationwide.
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Canada
House of Commons
J. L. Ralston
National Defense
Dominion
Militia of
Georgetown
Niagara-on the-Lake
Brampton
Relston
Georgetown Midgets Rise To Second In Halton Juvenile League
Georgetown Midgets defeated Acton 14 to 1 last Friday, led by Joe McMenemy’s 10 strikeouts and two-hitter. They trail Milton by one game with Acton behind, and close schedule features a second and third place playoff for a shot at the leader. Georgetown’s D Beaumont, R McMenemy, and J McMenemy starred. Acton’s lineup included Chapman and Holmes.
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Georgetown
Acton
Halton
Sterling
Joe McMenemy
Milton
Marzo
Powers
Leishman
Blow
Holmes
Chapman
Robson
Robinson
J.J
Masters
Card of Thanks From Mrs Hurst for condolences and flowers
Mrs S H Hurst expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy and floral tributes given after her bereavement.
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S. H. Hurst
Georgetown Map Scammer Suspect Seeks Immediate Claims
A man posing as Mr. Burton of Burton Map Directories sold advertising space for a Georgetown map and Oakville ads, taking payments from local merchants. After delivering nothing he vanished, prompting the Herald to call for claims and threaten a warrant for obtaining money under false pretences.
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Burton
Burton Map Directories
Leospold Street
Toronto
Georgetown
Oakville
The
Herald
Pbnt
Legion Women Picnic in the Park Highlights Community Fun
The Legion Women's Auxiliary and children enjoyed a hot day picnic in the Park. Races included lemonade rush, rolling pin throw, wheelbarrow, and various age groups with multiple winners listed for each category. Ice cream and candy followed as attendees praised the pleasant gathering.
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Legion Women's Auxiliary
Mable Shepherd
Shirley Freestone
Bobby Ferry
Denis McCartney
Violet Shepherd
Peggy Young
Margaret James
Doris McCartney
Mrs. Smith
Webster
Mra Ferry
Simson
Helen Shepherd
Betty Henney
Harold Gilmer
Jean Roney
Alva Grieve
Pearl Webster
Joyce
Doris Smith
Civic Holiday Declared in Georgetown Next Monday
Georgetown council proclaims Monday August 5 as civic holiday. businesses to close in keeping with the usual custom.
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Georgetown
Militant Crusader Intervenes in Barnyard Milking Antics
An English militant crusader is ushered to the front as a young milker jokes there is no milk at that end, provoking a humorous exchange about milk in a barnyard scene.
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C. G. Power
C. D. Howe
Air Force
Mrs. Wardlaw
Samuel Hurst
Samuel Herbert Hurst
Knox Garden Party
Mill ST
Mill Street
Betty Reid
Mac Reid
Walter Richardson
Walter
Betty
Canadian Rockies
Calgary
Columbia Icefield
Jasper Park Lodge
C.W.N.A
Clarence Charters
Ont
H. T. Hatliwell
C.W.N.A. Coleman
Rice
H. Rice
Huntsville
Walter Ashfield
Grenfell, Sask
Walter Legge
Granby
Que
A. L. Barrett
Carling