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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1944
Page
3
Gladys learns Elmore plans to build a home for them with her mother included. After mystery and doubt over who she must choose, Elmore clarifies that he wanted privacy for her mother, and the couple realizes they can unite all three in happiness.
The article outlines the duties under the Childrens Protection Act and Adoption Act, notes the close ties to Juvenile Courts, and argues public opinion and community involvement are essential to strengthen the Children’s Aid Society across Ontario. It cites Mr. Hesse on fostering reform and calls for broader local support.
Emma Jane Cook widow of Theo Cook died in Winnipeg Manitoba on May 6 1944. She lived in Georgetown earlier as Emma Stull eldest daughter of the late Latham Stull attended St Georges Anglican Church and Glen Williams and Esquesing schools. Survived by son Brock W Cook and three daughters Mrs W M Smith Hazel and Lillian. four sisters Mrs F Tindle Mrs E Cook Toronto Mrs S Roe Acton and Mrs J Lindberg Seattle with one sister Mrs Fred Morrison predeceased her. She moved West about 1900 and was remembered for her optimistic nature and large circle of friends.
The Municipal Act replaces junk with salvage in section 430 and renames junk shops as salvage shops. Local boards other than school and library boards may provide annual allowances approved by the Department. Cheques must be signed by the treasurer and another by law designated person. Council members may be paid annually, with Department approval for larger municipalities. Deductions apply for each day absent from meetings.
The M O H records May 1944 cases of scarlet fever measles German measles infantile paralysis typhoid fever whooping cough tuberculosis and an epidemic of cerebro spinal meningitis.
Sir Bernard Montgomery tours Broadcasting House and views BBC facilities and a recording of The Brains Trust. The visit highlights portable recording gear for war correspondents as Montgomery, famed for leading Allied forces, recalls his career from Dunkirk to El Alamein and beyond.
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