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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1943
Page
3
Constly O. T. Walker and O. Sovesiony announce monthly Wednesday meetings at the Bel Telephone Co office on Main Street in Georgrioen. Residents may also visit O. T. Walter at his Gramy'ca office for consultations.
In fal tng health for three years, Mrs Thormis Weir of Warmapayeya Township died at age seventy eight while visiting Nasagesrya Townhip. She leaves daughter Mary, cousin Alrwender, and William Lf of Kitchener, with three grandchildren Margaret, Bile and Avery Near. Minister Neer and Rev Portree Thomson lead services. Her home community mourns her kindness and public service.
Government officials say trans Atlantic service will be established within a month. Canadiens armed forces and wartime materials are to be transported, with 674 technicians involved in production as planes travel from Newfoundland to Victoria.
The dialogue notes Wy and Mr Howe discuss a service to carry fare paying passengers. A Canadian airline with London customers plans a first aircraft to roll off a Milton yard line. Dominion policy foresees independent air routes across the ocean and the need to establish its own service hub.
Reports describe a heavy thunderstorm in Milton causing roof and cellar flooding and power outages across multiple homes. Amid damage, Mr and Mrs William Gismidge celebrate their term wedding anniversary at the Yvan Clarmiase residence with a large gathering from several towns. A Bel Telephone employee group in Centre and West Ontario recently earned the Ontario Safety League award for a decade of safe driving. Christine Aleud Alene and Charles Harold Bennett wed at the bride’s home in Milton on Saturday.
The annual Acton Public School awards were given for patriotic work including art posters booklets and essays. The ceremony features the Duke of Devonshire Chapter of the IODF and a Dominion top prize won by New Glasgow with six municipalities sending representatives to a Malton christening event for the Acton Bomber.
A Milton jury found John Breenridge and Donald Orr not guilty of obstructing officers in the investigation of Private H A Dupont’s death at Georgetown. They were also acquitted of attempting to remove blond stains from a car. Judge Morley criticized jurors for reliance on accomplice testimony and noted the need to save gasoline for the war effort.
Ontario farmers face smaller potato acreage this year and must raise per acre output. Fertilizer at 1000 pounds per acre is recommended, with plans for wider spraying and dusting services. Seed potato inspections will be free. applications go to the District Inspector, Seed Potato Certification, Guelph.
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