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Newspaper

Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 07, 1944

Page

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Councillors Discuss Dog Pound and Town Workman Hiring

Georgetown council meets in regular session to consider using a proposed dog pound for Humane Society work with Mrs Mary A Brown. A bid to hire a third town workman failed 6 2. Traffic shutoffs for events and a plan to interview the Provincial Treasurer are also noted along with routine accounts.

Cleave McDonald Thompson Lyons Armstrong MicGilray Orr Bradley Mary A. Brown Humane Society Brown Jim Blair Council Blair W. G. Marshall Bisirs Yeas Nays MacDonald McGilvray Reeve MacDonald Georgetown Main Street Navy League Water Street Brampton Airforce Cadets Lions Club of Reeve Wm. Hill Ind Halton County Georgetown Herald E. V. MacCormack Board of Health Jas. A. Cook & Son Scott's Garage Sawyer m Muarcey Sts Saxe Motors Bell Telephone Co D. Brill Dept. of Health Sawyer Marsey P. B. Harrison G. R. Muckart W. W Georgetown Flour and Feed Mill Concrete Pipe Ltd Armstrong Garage Sinclair Hydro Electric Com J. M. Bruyns R. Lane

Georgetown youth fined for petty trespass at war plant

A Georgetown boy was fined 5.00 and costs by Magistrate Woodliffe for petty trespass after evading guards and climbing a plant fence. The judge warned him sternly and noted the Wartime Act could bring harsher penalties if the serious charge had been laid.

Georgetown Woodliffe

May weather boosts crops after heavy rain

The article notes a wet May with a grand rain on the last Wednesday night, lifting crop prospects. May’s daily average temperature was 58.3 degrees, about 5.5 degrees above normal, accelerating vegetation growth. Rainfall reached 2.59 inches for May, mostly from late-month showers, with weekly readings showing varied temperatures and rainfall across several dates.

LeRoy Dale Elected President of Georgetown Lions Club

The Georgetown Lions Club met at the McGibbon Hotel to elect officers for 1944 45. Lion Chief Ross conducted the elections with all posts filled by acclamation. President Leoney Dale ER O first vice Clarence Benham second vice Rev Chas Cochrane secretary Walter Carpenter treasurer R Licata and others named including test Tall McGilray and Ballantine as directors. Dale delivered an address on law procedure and experiences as a lawyer. Past District Governor George Bennett attended as guest and spoke briefly.

Georgetown Lions Club McGibbon Lion Chief Ross Lion LeRoy Dale ER. O Lion Clarence ‘Benham Lion Rev. Chas. Cochrane Lion Walter Carpenter Lion Col James Ballantine Lion R. Licata Lion Albert Lion G. McGilray Lions J. D. Kelly Ed McWhirter W. H. Kentner Lion Lion George Bennett Oakville

Road Superintendent Dies on First Day in Office

Mr. Pred Hamilton of Rockwood, recently appointed Road Superintendent of No. 7 Highway, collapsed and died last Monday afternoon while supervising workers on the highway between Acton and Georgetown. He was 57 or 58 and had just begun his new post after a recent illness.

Pred Hamilton Rockwood No. 7 Highway Acton Georgetown Hamilton

Pte Howard Conn Reported Missing in Action

A Toronto butcher shop employee before enlisting in 1939, Pte Howard Conn aged 25 son of Mr and Mrs William Conn is reported missing in action in Daly while serving with the Tank Corps in the Governor General's Horse Guards. He married last March and his wife lives in Deptford London England. He sails overseas since 1941 and served in North Africa and Italy with brothers Lloyd and an Ordnance Corps relation among his close kin. He leaves his wife parents and four sisters Marie Betty Gwen and Leona.

Georgetown Tpr H. Conn William Conn Daly Conn Tank Corps Governor General's Horse Guards Deptford London England Howard Italy Toronto Lloyd G.G.H.G Canada Ordnance Corps Nova Scotia Marie Hamilton Betty Gwen Leona

New Telephone Directory Issued for Georgetown

W O Misener Bell Telephone manager urges subscribers to use the new directory fully to cut unnecessary calls and wrong numbers. Mrs Misener adds discard of old books to avoid confusion and requests contributions of old directories to salvage collections amid wartime shortages.

Georgetown W. O. Misener Bell Telephone

Life saved after No. 7 Highway overturned car

On No. 7 Highway three miles east of Acton a car overturned and pinned Mrs. John Schaeffer of Toronto. Mr. J. D. Williamson and Mr. George Graham freed her as she stopped breathing. John Schaeffer and son John 12 and soldier Le. Cpl. J. W. Arthur were uninjured, traffic officer Ray Mason investigated. Doctors and ambulance moved Mrs. Schaeffer to Toronto General Hospital. steering gear failure suspected.

J. D. Williamson R. R. No Georgetown George Graham Acton John Schaeffer Toronto No. 7 Conhear Theo Carte Seca John J. W. Arthur Camp Borden Schaeffer William Kenney

Henry Shepherd Awarded MBE in King's Birthday List

Coy. Sgt. Major Henry Thomas Shepherd of the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps has been named a Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in the King's Birthday Honours. He served in the CEF in WWI, returns to duty with the Lorne Scots as Deputy Fire Marshall in Monteith Ontario, currently on furlough with his family in Georgetown.

Henry Thomas Shepherd Royal Canadian Army Service Corps C. W. MacQueen P.R Georgetown Sugannea Maud Shepherd Coy Shephern Lorne Scots Monteith Ont

Ceiling Prices Set on Strawberries and Raspberries

Wartime Prices and Trade Board imposes ceiling prices for strawberries and raspberries across Canada. Growers receive specific wholesale and consumer prices by region, with Ontario Quebec Maritime and rest of Canada quoted for both products. Direct-to-consumer sales by growers are allowed at consumer prices.

Prices and Trade Board Ontario Quebec Maritimes Canada

Bell Jolley Wedding at St George's Church

Florence Jeanette Jolley daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Jolley of Acton married Horace L Bell at St George Anglican Church on Saturday June 3 Archdeacon W G O Thompson officiated. Attendant Ruth Goodman Montreal wore blue crepe and Talisman roses. Groomsman William Munson Long Branch attended. After a family reception at Mrs Albert Johnston's Guelph 81 the couple will reside in Ontario.

St. George’s Anglican Church Florence Jeannette Jolley Henry Thomas Jolley Acton Horace L. Bell Smith & Stone Ltd Harold Cleave W. G. O. Thompson Ruth Goodman Montreal P. Q William Munson Long Branch Albert Jonhston Guelph 81 Mrs. Bell Georgetown

D-Day Prayer Service At United Church

A large congregation joined a D-Day prayers service at United Church at 8 pm. The worship included hymns from My Soul with Expection Doth to God Save the King, readings from Luke and Psalm 46, and prayers for Allied forces. The church will be open daily for prayer noon to 12 20 pm with Friday evening service at 6 pm.

United Church Europe Rev Todd Armed Services God Save the King

Military Funeral Held for Thomas G Bartlett in Milton

Thomas George Bartlett, husband of Frances Emma Bartlett and father of several relatives in Toronto Georgetown Grimsby and Milton, was honored in a military funeral. A private service preceded a public service at Grace Anglican Church Milton with the Milton Legion guard of honour firing volleys and Last Post. Pallbearers were Bartlett’s former Great War comrades from the Milton Legion.

Milton Thomas George Bartlett Frances Emma Bartlett Ruby J. Alexander Toronto Sydnay E. Wilson Nora Clifford Grace Georgetown Elsie A. Witzel Grimsby Pearl Elgie Varey Toront Thomas Francis Turner Kirk Grace Anglican Church Milton Branch Canadian Legion Lome Scots Reserve Army Guard of Honour Bartlett The

British destroyers practice anti submarine drills at sea

British destroyers hunt submarines and simulate depth bombs by dropping grenades while signaling hits with smoke floats. Even with one submarine defeated, crews emphasize constant vigilance and readiness.

Local D-Day Observances Mark Invasion Day in Georgetown

Bells rang at St George’s Church and a community service lineup in Georgetown marked D-Day with prayers for victory. Citizens gathered at 5.30 pm for an invasion day service led by Mayor Cleave and church leaders, while additional services followed in United and Church of England churches and planned prayers continued for the invasion’s welfare and toll.

France Normandy Swin Paris Dwight David Eisenhower Canada Praenice Cherbourg le Havre Seine E.W.T Eisenshower Western Front St. George's Church of England Georgetown Cleave W. G. O.thompson J. E. Ostrom Serice R. O. Todd United Church Church of England Baptist Church Ven Thompson Ven. Thompson Afr Todd

Samuel Bonfield Dies After Short Illness in Guelph

Samuel Bonfield aged about 64 or 65 died at Guelph General Hospital on May 31 after a brief illness. Born in Dorsetshire England he lived in Glen Williams and Georgetown for 33 years. He leaves his wife Hester Churchill and son Robert, with five sisters and three brothers in England. Funeral June 3 at his residence with Rev. J. E. Ostrom officiating. interment Greenwood Cemetery.

Samuel Bonfield Hester J. Churchill Guelph General Hospital Pte Dorsetshire England Glen Williams Georgetown Clay Products Robert Alber William J. E. Ostrom Messrs Joseph Watson Kenneth Hunter William Reeve Joseph Carter Reuben Eason Alfred Allen Greenwood Cemetery

Brampton Midgets Open Norval Lacrosse League Season

The Norval Boys Club lacrosse program opens tomorrow with two matches: Whirlwinds vs Commandos and Norval All-Stars against Brampton Midgets. Prominent officials attend opening ceremonies and a name contest awards a lacrosse stick to Credit winner Clark Lyons and Bill Pomeroy by draw.

Norval Boys Cheb Jack Worthy Ol.a McLean Hall Jerry Kendall Mr. Ingram Brampton Whirlwinds The Commandos Norval All-Stars Jim Clarke Hurricanes Archie Campbell C. Lyons Eddie Hazel Phi Watts Harry Singer Gord McCourt Bob Leslie Jim Croskin BI Reia Frank McCourt Willie McKay Ray Anderson Jim Marshal Whirldwinds N. Fendley Jerry Fendly Ronnie Fendly Russ Fendly Reid Hunter Gord Laidlaw Bill Pomeroy Jack McArthur Doug Brown Bud Carter Tom Finamore Jack Haines Sam Yilamore Bob Davis Bill Laidlaw Armie Hazel Jim Cleave Bill Cunningham Hugh Dunningham Duke Stapleton Dunc Robinson Carl Laidlaw Joan Hunter Mitch Hunter James Cunningham Carl McArthur

Chinese Laundryman Wong Soon Found Dead in Bed

Wong Soon proprietor of Georgetown Chinese Laundry for 15 years died in bed on Sunday. He lived alone and neighbors discovered the body at 7:15 p m after not seen for days. He was about 60 and left three sons, one in Godrich. The body was sent to Toronto for burial.

Wong Soon Georgetown Mr. Soon Godrich Toronto

Cred of Thanks for floral tributes in bereavement

We thank friends and neighbours for kindnesses and beautiful flowers in our sad bereavement of a husband and father. Mrs. Bonfield and Robert

Gordie Browne Missing in Action in Italy

Pte. W. G. M. Browne of Norval listed as missing in action in Italy on May 28. He was the son of Mrs. W. G. M. Browne and the late Mr Browne and attended high school in Georgetown. Browne served with the Lorne Scots before transferring to the Seaforth Highlanders, took a drill course at Vernon BC, and returned to Camp Borden before going overseas nine months ago. He leaves his mother and sister Pte. Joan, O.W. AC.

Gordie) Browne W. G. M. Browne Browne Norval Italy Georgetown Gordie Lorne Vernon B. C Camp Borden Pte Joan, O.W. AC Ottawa

Moore Caves Wedding at Norval Norval

A quiet wedding was held at the home of Mrs. John No on Saturday in May. Doris Irene Caves, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Caves, became the bride of James Moore of Ajax, son of Mr. Moore of Donegal, Ireland. Rev. Dod officiated.

John No Doris Irene Caves Ime Joseph Caves James Moore Ajax Th, Moore Donegal Ireland Dod

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Young Lad LeRoy Dale New Lions Ghway Howard Conn Bell-Jolley St. George’s Church C. Grace Samuel Bonfield Jen Norval Boys Club Brampton Midgets Mrs. Bonfield Gordie’ Brown
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