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Newspaper

Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 10, 1944

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Georgetown High School Cadets Hold Annual Inspection

Georgetown High School cadets conducted their annual inspection on the campus Friday amid fitful weather. Col C G M L Grier and Major Read led the event with numerous officers observing, a Bren gun display, an anti gas drill, and a battle drill section. The day ended with a town parade and a race event at the Arena featuring Milton H S cadets.

C. G. ML. Grier Army Cadets For Canada C. E. Read Lome Boots B. Cousens H. McClure A McAllister M. H. Moyer G. O. Thompson T. Evans W. Carpenter D Crichton J. Palmer C. Alexander N. Long G. Cousens D. Alexander W. Ostrander A. McAllister CBM W. Carney Lome Scots S. M. Ross Petch H. DeVries J. Burns P. Hughes C.Q B Lawson Cc S M Carney D. Crichton A . Fairburn Cpl Ken Harrison Col Grier Dept. of Education Dept. of National Defense Major Read Georgetown H. 8 G. A. James Miss Lewis Milton Ethel Leslie Milton Veitch Wilda Robertson Donald” Rusk Beth McNab Frank Brown Miss Fairburn

Women's Institute Elects Officers at Georgetown Meeting

The Georgetown Women's Institute held its annual meeting on May 3 at Mrs. Dan Campbell's home. New officers were elected led by President Mrs. W. G. McDowell and Secretary Treasurer Mrs. H. Bailey. Delegates to the District Annual were chosen, and resignation of Secretary Mrs. A. Lewis noted. Civilian bomb casualties in England for February reached 2,673, the highest since May 1941.

Georgetown Women's Institute Dan Campbell McDowell A. Lewis M. Near Dan Livingstone Mamie Campbell W. G. McDowell W. Sinclair E. R. Robinson H. Bailey H. Kentner F. Cole D. Livingstone Campbell Livingstone R. Paul H. Cleave Acton Fred McNally H Bailey Hosteas God Are the King England

Georgetown Citizens Boys Band Holds First Drill

The Georgetown Citizens Boys Band held a march drill at the park last Thursday night. Afterward the group performed at the Victory Loan Theatre night in Gregory Theatre, with praise from listening locals. Bandmaster Joe Carter leads the new formation. The president ex Mayor Joseph Gibbons offers encouragement. Dr and Mrs Clifford Reid, secretary treasurer, hosted the boys after drill and J J Gibbons and R H Thompson donated $5 each to buy music.

Georgetown Clifford Reid J.J. Gibbons R. H. Thompson

Prof G Knox to Address Halton Herders Meeting

Prof G Knox head of the Animal Husbandry Dept at OAC will speak at an open meeting in Milton Friday evening. The event aims to finalize the Halton Dairy Calf Club organization and offers breeders a chance to hear his impressions of livestock conditions in Great Britain.

R. G. Knox OAC Great Britain Milton Agric J. E. Whitelock Prof. Knox British Isles Halton Dairy Calf Club Halton Knox

Lt Col Bertram decorates Sgt Herbert with Efficiency Medal

After the Victory Loan Parade in Brampton Lt Col L H Bertram M C ED presented Sgt A C Herbert with the Efficiency Decoration Medal with clasp and star in Brampton. Herbert has 38 years service including 5 overseas with Argyle and Sutherland and 33 years in band roles with Lorne Rifles and Lorne Scots. He lives in Georgetown and has a son Norman now Chief Petty Officer in the RCNVR.

Brampton L. H. Bertram Lorne Scots PD. & H. Regt Sgt Herbert Argyle and Sutherland Imperials Lorne Rifles 2Th Halton Regiment Georgetown Norman Lorne Scots Band R.c.n.vr

Wounded in Action Aubrey Kerr Named

Mrs R Kerr Norvel received word that her son Pte Aubrey Kerr was wounded in action on May 3 while serving with the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment. He had been in one year earlier and trained at Toronto Brantford and Camp Borden before going overseas in June 1988.

R. Kerr Norvel Aubrey Kerr Pte Kerr Hastings and Prince Edward Anbrey Toronto Brantford Cam Borden

Victory Loan Rally Films Shown At Georgetown

Attendees at Gregory Theatre last Thursday joined the Georgetown War Finance Committee for the Sixth Victory Loan film program. The event featured Canadian Army Sing songs, a China war effort film, and the Battle of Britain, along with a Life of the Lancaster bomber, ending with a door prize drawing for a $10 War Savings Certificate. Commander Gordon Jackson urged support to boost bond sales and meet the loan target.

Gregory Theatre Georgetown Tipperary China Victory Loan Committee Walter Carpenter Gordon Jackson Peel County Jackson Alli Clarence Carey London Coventry War Department Berlin Mallon Germany

Humphrey-Orme Wedding in Toronto

The marriage of Lois Arlene Orme to John Frederick Humphrey was solemnized at High Park United Church Toronto on Saturday April 20 1944. Rev D T McClintock officiated with Roy Grass at the organ as C B Patterson sang. The couple will reside in Quebec City.

Lois Arlene Orme Joseph Orme Kennedy Park Rd John Frederick Humphrey Quebec City John Humphrey Norval Humphrey High Park United Church Toronto D. T. McClintock Roy Grass C. 8. Patterson Weil Harry Hookway Clare Dolson Harry and John Smith Old Mill Louise .Evans

Esquesing Council Approves Road Works and Property Sale

Esquesing Township held a Monday meeting with Reeve C H May presiding. Discussions covered cemetery roadside improvements at Norval, line improvements from Highway to Lot 7R, accounts payment totaling 1690 40, sale of Stewarttown Lot 8 and part of Lot 16 Con 8 Exugguesing for 200, approval of By law 9869 to fix the treasurer’s salary, and a road fill contract at 60 cents per cubic yard. Council adjourned to June 5 for a Court of Revision and Council session.

Esquesing Township G. W. Murray George E. Cleave George Gurnier A Wilson C. H. May Garfield McClure Norval Cemetery Counel O. B. Swackhamer Wilson Cleave Bell Telephone Co Hep.c Brampton R. J. Lovell Co Nassagaweys Currie Stewarttown Allan John Dickinson Esquesing Murray Blythe Construction Co

The Herald British War Victims Fund Sends Cash to Toronto

The Herald British War Victims Fund forwarded to Toronto. Evening Telegram lists cash on hand 3142.26 and total 7291.01 as of May 8th.

the Herald British War Victims’ Fund Toronto Evening Telegram

Soldiers' Comforts Fund Drives in Georgetown Herald

The Georgetown Herald reports on the Soldiers' Comforts Fund campaign as local residents mobilize to raise money and supplies for troops. Community groups organize drives, with volunteers coordinating collection points and delivery plans to military facilities.

The Georgetown Herald Soldiers’ Comforts

Private Albert Rogers Returns Home on 28 Day Leave

Pte. Albert Ted Rogers of the Lorne Scots has arrived home for a 28 day leave after nearly three years overseas. He spent ten months in a hospital in England recovering from injuries suffered in a blackout accident that broke his leg in three places. He is the son of a veteran and one of three brothers serving. his son Ted Rogers Jr. recently went overseas with a Canadian tank regiment at age 19. Rogers reports high morale among Britons and Canadian troops, who are ready for action.

Pte Albert Ted” Rogers Lorne Scots Regiment M.D. 2 England Rogers E. J Ted. Jr Pte. Rogers British Isles

Boys Overseas React Sharply to News from Canada

A letter from Pte. Dave Hodge of Stewarttown describes overseas soldiers reacting to reports of Canadian actions toward prisoners. He says news about prison releases and riots near home unsettles the troops and ponders how Canadian girls view the fighting and the dangers faced by the boys abroad.

Canada Pte Dave Hodge Stewarttown Jerry Swarten

Every Effort Must Be Put Forth Is 370000 Objective

Dear Madam Editor the school board may consider a kindergarten to ease rising enrollment and the city must raise 370 000 for the Victory Loan. Total Victory Bond sales show progress but funds remain short to reach the target with emphasis on small 50 bonds.

Georgetown Canada

May Council Meeting Debates Curfew and Local Upgrades

The Town Council debated enforcing a curfew after May 15 for youths and required dog owners to tag and leash pets to avoid charges or destruction. They approved oiling unpaved streets, septic tank placements by Federal Sales and Engineering, and an extended water main on Union Street for new homes. Bank signatories and hospital accounts were discussed. the Parks Board may meet in the Municipal Building. A hospital-bound Chief Marshall received a recovery bouquet.

Council

MacCormack's Drug Store Wins Lysol Window Display Prize

MacCormack's Drug Store wins second prize of $15.00 in Ontario for a Lysol Window Display titled Lysol Sick Boom Needs. The display featured a bedridden figure amid a sick room scene that drew crowd attention and prompted judges to visit before deciding the award.

Maccormack’s Drug Store MacCormack’s Ontario

New Missionaries Appointed to China from Emmanuel College

Rev Norman Mac veraie and Rev Arthur Dayfoot, 1943 Emmanuel College graduates, are named by the Foreign Mission Board of the United Church of Canada for service in China. They will depart when transport is available, likely in the fall. Dayfoot has spent the past year on a home mission in north western Quebec and will head to rural missions in West China.

Foreign Mission Board United Church of Canada Emmanuel College Norman Macveraie Arthur Dayfoot China Georgetown United Church Quebec West

Wounded in Action Pte Gordon James Recovers in Italy

Mrs E James received a letter from her son Pte Gordon James reporting he was wounded in Italy on April 17 and that his wounds were healing. A later Ottawa cable confirmed a shell fragment wound penetrating his head but noted he was recovering and expected to be all right soon.

Ms. E. James Pte Gordon Italy James Ottawa

J W Hing Active Service Notes

Jimmie Hing listed for active service records noting routine assignments and status updates within military personnel files. Details indicate unit affiliations, dates of service, and current postings as part of standard personnel documentation.

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Georgetown High School Sun Women’s Institute Annual Meeting Georgetown Citizens Boys BR. G. Knox Halton Heeeders LGT A. C. Herbert Mrs. C. Carey Humphrey - Orme Esquesing Council HNRT Blackout Private Mark Clark Bryans Oid Co Weston Road Federal Sales and Engineering Co. Ltd Lamb St Union Street Board of Parks Management Marshall India Russia Britain U.ba G. W. James Opi, J. W Jimmie) Hing
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