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Newspaper

Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 03, 1944

Page

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Georgetown Plans Victory Loan Rally and New Industry

At the Georgetown council meeting Mayor Harold Cleave and the board discussed locating Federal Sales and Engineering Co Ltd in the town after purchasing the old Woollen Mill property. The council granted a $200 Board of Trade grant, endorsed a septic tank on Lamb Street subject to vacating if needed, and approved a curfew start May 15 to curb juvenile loitering after 9 p.m.

Georgetown Harold Cleave BR. MacDonald Bradley Orr MacGiltray Armetagng Lyons Thompson H. J. Sienko Council N. H. Brown of Trade Joseph Gibbons W. E. Nod Federal Sales and Engineering Co. Ltd Victor Diggins J. Simpson Cleave Council Federal Sales and Engineering Co., Ltd Pehlan Ave Toronto Cornell Diggins Board of Trade Athen Federal Sales and Engineering Co. Lttd Lamb St C.N.R Mervin Robb Robb W. G. Marshall James Goodlet G. R Muckart Main St Children’s Protection Act Couker Reeve MacDonald Royal York

United Church Campaign for Building Funds

A campaign to raise 25 000 for Georgetown United Church improvements moves forward with headquarters in LeRoy Dale’s office. Alex Maclaren chairs, Prof. H. L. Hutt is treasurer, aiming to fund a renovated sanctuary and youth education space as a wartime memorial to decency and righteousness. Already a quarter of the goal is subscribed.

United Church Georgetown LeRoy Dale K. C Alex Maclaren H. L. Hutt

McEnery King Wedding Unites Agnes Jean and Gordon Alfred

A quiet wedding took place at the United Church Manse Ballinafad on Saturday April 20. Agnes Jean McEnery daughter of Mr and Mrs Archie McEnery married Gordon Alfred King son of Mrs King and the late Frank King of Georgetown. Reverend A O W Foreman conducted the ceremony. The bride wore turquoise sheer with pink flowers and a pink rosebud corsage. Her sister Colene attended in blue crepe. Bill Clark of Georgetown served as groomsman. A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple will reside in Georgetown.

United Church Ballinafad Agnes Jean Archie McEnnery Gordon Alfred King Frank King Georgetown A. O. W. Foreman Colene Lao Bill Clark Points East

Georgetown High School shines at Peel Festival in Brampton

Georgetown contestants earned top marks across Euphonium Solo, Piano Solo, Vocal Solo and Duets at the Peel Music Festival. Notable performers include Ross Petch James Burns Molly Hepburn Darrell Dawson Mary Moyer June Clarke Ken Harrison Lois Nielson and Margaret Bradley. The Georgetown choir was praised and invited back to Brampton for the grand final. Directed by Miss Thelma Capps ATCM LRSM.

Georgetown High School Brampton Ross Petch James Burns Ken Harrison June Clarke Jean Chester Molly Hepburn Darrell Dawson Mary Moyer Alfred Tost Lois Nielson Margaret Bradley Glee Club Georgetown Entrica Thelma Capps ATCM LRSM

Weather Talk by Toronto Meteorologist at Lions Club

Georgetown Lions Club met at McGibbon House Monday and hosted Alvin Thessen of the Toronto Meteorological Bureau. Thessen, calling himself the keeper of records, traced weather forecasting from Aristotle to modern weather maps and noted Canada trained over 500 weather observers.

McGibbon Georgetown Lions Club R. B. Foulis H. ,.L. Hutt Eustace Ross Alvin Thessen Ross Thessen Toronto Meteorollogical Bureau Siberia Mr. Thessen Porlier Meteorological Office Toronto Canada Airforce Theasen Lion Walter Carpenter

Vic Millar Missing After Athabaskan Sinking Near France

Able Seaman Frank Victor Millar of Georgetown served on the Canadian destroyer Athabaskan. The 1900 ton ship was sunk by a German torpedo off the north western coast of France near Isle de Vierge. 131 of 200 crew survived. Millar is missing but considered likely to survive after top deck action and prior injuries.

Frank Victor Millar Georgetown Isle de Vierge France Victor Halda A B Millar Athabaskan Bay of Biscay North Cape Scharn Horst

Wm Murphy reported missing in air operations

Flying Officer William Murphy, son of Pte J Murphy, reported missing after air operations on the night of the 25th. Born in England, Murphy served in the RC AF since 1941, earned wings at Jarvis, and was a Wireless Air Gunner turned Flying Officer. He recently returned from an eight day leave with his grandfather in Lancashire.

Ottawa J. Murphy Wiliam Murphy Lancashire Bill F O Murphy R.c.af Manning Pool Guelph Jarvis Patricia Bay Halifax England Georgetown O.H.A Milton Mall of Provincial Paper Ltd

Prizes Awarded in Window Dressing Contest

The Victory Loan Window Dressing contest judged last Saturday by Captain and Mrs. Meikle of Oakville awarded first to Kirby's Specialty Shop for a ship themed display, second to E R Magloughlen, and third to W F Smith Shoe Store. Displays featured flags, posters, and imagery promoting bond purchases with national leaders and wartime motifs.

Victory Loan Magloughlen Canada USA Britain King Churchill Mackenze King Roosevelt C.W.A.C Brill's Dept MacCormicks Drug Store Dominion Store Lillico’s Beauty Salon Carroll's H. J. Sienko Robb's Drug Store Harold C. McClure A. E Farnell C. J Buck The Herald Office P. Chapman

Stewart Town Social Notes Sketch Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs Frank Jenkinson and family of Mount Dennis visited over the weekend. Stewart Simpson of Toronto spent the weekend with his sister Mrs Roy Smith. A W A meeting was held last week at Mrs Batly s home.

Frank Jenkinson Mount Dennis Ltr Stewart Simpson Toronto Roy Smith

Latimer Family Weekend Visit in Toronto

AC2 Ronald Latimer and Mr La timer spent the weekend with Mr Don Latimer in Toronto.

Ronald Latimer Mr. Latimer Toronto Don Latimer

Bond Sales Surge in Local Victory Loan Drive

Georgetown and district report larger bond sales in this Victory Loan than the Fifth loan, with $138,000 total to Tuesday and $109,000 in the first week of this campaign. Dominion totals reach $481,244,050, while last year at this time they stood at $487,000,000. A Theatre Night at 8 pm features films including The Battle of Russia and Target Berlin, with free admission via tickets from MacCormack's Drug Store or Victory Team HQ. A $10 War Savings Certificate will be drawn that evening.

Georgetown District Esquesing Victory Dominion The Herald E. B. Ried Victory Loan McGibbons War Finance Committee Russia Berlin MacCormack's Drug Store Victory Tean

Fair Board Dance At Esquesing Society Well Attended

The Esquesing Agricultural Society sponsored a well attended dance in the Brena last Wednesday with the Modern Aires Orchestra. Enjoyable music and a refreshment booth supported the event, including old time and 85 modern dancing, under an excellent floor manager with proceeds benefiting the society’s work.

Brena Esquesing Agricultural Society Modern Aires Orchestra

Georgetown Fall Fair Dates Set for 1944

At a meeting of Esquesing Agriculture Society dates for the Georgetown Fall Fair were fixed for Friday and Saturday September 15 and 16. The board aims to attract more exhibitors by extending earlier setup time, emphasizing junior farm work school exhibits and Victory Gardens, with prize lists boosted and increased ladies section prizes. A Husking Dorma competition is sponsored with fourteen entries. entry requires Society membership. Donations and war savings support are encouraged to grow a bigger Georgetown Fair.

Esquesing Agriculture] Society Georgetown Brnd Jjunior Tve Herald G. L. McGloray Society

Three Alarm Fire Day Stretches Guelph Brigade

The Fire Brigade answered three alarms on Saturday. A grass fire near Ward's Hill and a chimney fire at Alex Taylor's behind Alliance Mill prompted the rapid response. The day followed two earlier incidents at Scott's garage side and the Taylor residence.

Grang Scott Alex Taylor Alliance Mill Ltd Ward John Street Donald Latimer Guelph

Also Mentioned on This Page

Victory Loan Rally E. Brownridge E. Smith Hamilton Uniform the Co Gilvers Dept Store J. F P. Harts & Co Saxe Motors R. H. Thompcvcn Bell Telephone Co P. B. Harrison United Church Campaign For Building Funds Peel Lions Club A.B. Vic Millar M.cs. Athabaskan Wm. Murphy Stewart Town BTC Sur Fire Brigade
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