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Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

Nov 15, 1944

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Georgetown Tops Halton in Seventh Victory Loan Drive

Georgetown and Esquesing in Georgetown District surpassed their $385 090 target by 145 percent with $561 000 subscribed. The town led Halton County, per capita subscriptions reached 150 bond units per person, triple the national objective. Local committees praised for vigorous fundraising and community support ahead of nominations.

Georgetown and Esquesing Georgetown Halton Dominion CKEY Halton County E. V. MacCormack W. F. Bradley L. E. Fleck LeRoy Dale Sid Silver R. B. Foulis Payroll Savings K. C. Lindsay

November Meeting of Georgetown Women's Institute

The Georgetown Women's Institute met November 1 at the home of Mrs Pred Armstrong with Mrs W G McDowell and Mrs Harry Bailey presiding. Delegates were named for the Guelph convention November 9 and 10. Members filled three duty bags and heard Pauline Johnston life story with poems read.

Georgetown Women's Institute Pred Armstrong W. G. McDowell Harry Bailey Bailey E. R. Robinson McDowell Guelph Pred McNally Mamie Campbell W. G. O Thompson Pauline Johnston Mary Moyer Molly Hepburn Doryne Mulholland

Norval Friends Honor Hughes Family At Village Farewell

About 185 residents gathered November 10 at Norval Parish Hall to honor Mrs. James Hughes and Frank. The event featured dancing, readings, music, moving pictures, and a presentation of a billfold as a token of esteem from neighbours and school pals, with thanks expressed by Mrs. Elmer May.

James Hughes Prank Norval Walter Fidler Wanda Karczewoski Helen Surtel Gloria Mylan Nedis Jablonski Givens Street School Toronto Georgina Eccles Carson Watson Union Clifford Jordan Wilfred Leslie Robert Cunningham Margaret Russell Hughes Frank Elmer May Shortill Orchestra Ballinafad R. W. Cunningham W. J. Cleave W. H. Fiddler W. J. Russell Albert Hunter Harold Early

Brampton Man Charged With Assault

Walter D. Haiste a 30 year old Brampton man was charged with assault after police arrested him Sunday afternoon following reports he had lured two young girls along the CNR track near the station. The girls were unharmed. Haiste is jailed in Milton and due in court here Wednesday afternoon.

Walter D. Haiste Brampton W. G. Marshall CNR Haiste Miltons

Four Dogs Poisoned in Church Street Neighbourhood

Residents of the Church Street area condemn a dog poisoner after four pets were poisoned in the past week. Police are investigating with owners seeking full prosecutions. Three dogs recovered. a terrier named Skippy owned by Mrs. O Neill died, affecting her while ill. The culprit is linked to anonymous threats to local authorities and families.

Church Street L. J. Bell Frank Whitmee Norman Verdee G. E. Oneill Verdee

Poppy Day Receipts Rise in Georgetown District

Georgetown and district residents contributed generously to Poppy Day this year raising 200 dollars. Mrs. T. Grieve secretary treasurer reports a higher total than last year and notes twenty one taggers worked the town. Donations from Dominion Seed House Alliance Paper Mills Ltd Ladies Auxiliary Canadian Legion Smith and Stone Beaumont Woollen Mills Carrolls Store Canadian Legion Branch 120 C B Dayfoot Exquesing Township Loyal True Blues LeRoy Dale D G H Wright Lions Club Verdun Rebekah Lodge Georgetown Fire Brigade Local Council of Women and other merchants supported the fund.

Georgetown T. Grieve Poppy Fund Dominion Seed House L. E. Fleck L. E. Fleck Alliance Paper Mills Ltd, Ladies’ Auxiliary Canadian Legion Smith & Stone, Ltd Beaumont Woollen Mills Carroll’s C. B. Dayfoot & Co Exquesing Township Loyal True Blues LeRoy Dale D. G. H. Wright Lions Club Verdun Rebekah Lodge Georgetown Fire Brigade Local Council of Women All Merchants

Bible Society Meeting in Georgetown Branch Adopts New Officers

Rev W McCleary of the Upper Canada Bible Society addressed Georgetown’s Bible Society meeting in the Baptist Church basement. Dr Watson retired after 33 years as secretary. Wat son Winfield was elected secretary treasurer and Dr Watson named honorary president. An illustrated address on The Bible in a warring world followed the business session.

Georgetown Upper Canada Bible Society Baptist Church J. E. Ostrom Godfrey Dr. Watson Toronto Watson Winfield Watson W. McCleary Georgetown Curling Club Jack Williamson Fred Thompson P. W. Cleave G. W. McLintock Jas Richardson W. Milkere Walt Richardson J. Ritchie C. Bradley H. Sienko R. Bradley R. Parrott C. Sargent K King W. G. Bell

Mrs. W. F. Smith Wins Victory Loan Window Display

Last week judges awarded the first prize of 10 dollars to Mrs. W. F. Smith of Smith's Shoe Store for a Victory Loan window scene depicting a mock battle field guiding viewers to support the boys overseas. Clarence Balin of Ready's Store took second place with photographs of local service members. R R Magloughien earned third for an arrangement of Victory Loan posters.

W. F. Smith Smith’s Shoe Store Clarence Balin Ready’s Store R R. Magloughien Prise

War work summary from Verdun Rebekah Lodge No. 1

The P N G Club active in war work reports cash donations totaling 13820 to Russian Relief Red Cross Minesweepers League Salvation Army Soldiers' Comforts Marine Home Navy League and local Legion. They filled six Navy League ditty bags and sent clothing quilts afghans and knitted items to Russia Salvation Army and others while Verdun Lodge spent over 60 on comforts for sick or bereaved members.

Grands’ Club of Verdun Rebekah Georgetown Red Cross Minesweepers League Salvation Army Can Legion Navy League Russia Verdun Lodge

Esquesing Council Meets to Pay Minutes Nov 6 1944

The Esquesing Township Council held its November meeting in the Council Chamber. Deputy Reeve G W Murray and Councillors George E Cleave George Currie and Wim A Wilson attended with Reeve C H May presiding. Accounts for services lights jurors insurance and road relief were approved for payment. The council adjourned to meet on December 15 or at the Reeve's call.

Stewarttown Esquesing G. W. Murray George E. Cleave George Currie Wim. A. Wilson C. H. May Currie Murray Bell Telephone HEPC Brampton Council Chamber Letter Shop Supply Co I. M. Bennett Burns Cecil Chisholm A. W. Benton Federal Fire Insurance Co G. C. Brown Township Hall General Fire Assurance Adams Canadian Legion Georgetown Poppy Wilson Cleave

Mrs Donald Campbell Passes in 89th Year

Mary Jane Lyons widow of Donald Campbell died at her Georgetown home on Sunday November 5 1844 aged 89. She leaves son John and daughters Mrs W T Sinclair Mamie and four grandchildren. Funeral from United Church to Melville Cemetery Caledon conducted by Rev R O Todd and Rev C C Cochran with cousin Mrs Francia Thompson singing.

Mary Jane (Dausy) Lyons Donald Campbell Georgetown Thomas Lyons Sarah Ann Starrett Cheltenham Erin Township Georgetown United Church Georgetown Women's Institute Woman's Missionary Society C. C. Cochrane Mia Francia Thompson Thos. Lyons Thos. Leslie W. A. Lyons George Leslie Edgar Lyons Starrett Leslie

Halton Plowmen Show Off New Machinery At Annual Match

The Halton Plowmen's Association held a record event on November 3 at Thomas Snow’s Nelson Township farm. Thirty contestants faced tough soil and drought, but spectators praised labour-saving machinery displays overseen by Stanley Hall MPP. Notables including Ruddell brothers and local farmers demonstrated loaders, mowers, buck-rakes, shells, and a tractor setup.

Halton Plowmen's Association Thos Nelson Stanley Hall W. E. Breckon Freeman Breckon Ruddell Bros Georgetown Bronte Wilson Milton H. W. Eitching Agricultural Engineering Department Clarkson Haiton Toronto John Innes Fred Connell Toronto City Hall

SGT. BUSTER HALE WEDS IN TORONTO DURING SERVICE MARRIAGE

Margaret Devonporte of Toronto married Sergeant Air-Gunner H. E. Buster Hale in Toronto last Saturday. Hale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hale of Georgetown, serves with the RCAF at Mont Joli Quebec after earlier with the RCA in Newfoundland as Sergeant Major. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hak and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Haines of Glen Williams and Flight Lieutenant and Mrs. Joseph Hurst of Acton.

Toronto Margaret Devonporte H. E. “Buster” Hale Harry Hale Georgetown Hale RCAF Mont Joli Quebec Air Force RCA Newfoundland Harry Hak Roland Haines Glen Wiliams Joseph Hurst Acton

Norval to Build Open Air Ice Rink by Athletic Club

Construction to begin next Monday as Wes Louth leads crew to install posts for an open air skating rink at Norval school grounds. Grading is done with W Cunningham and John Standish. Rev J Ly Self reports strong fundraising with Jim Clark Hartley Cameron and T L McMeekin raising about 260, Frank Fendley and Walter Fidler near 100, Hardy Barnhill and Ray Pomeroy around 60 in Norval village.

Norval Norval Athletic Club Wes Louth Messrs. W. Cunningham John Standish J. Ly ‘Self Jim Clark Hartley Cameron T. L. McMeekin Frank Fendley Walter Fidler Hardy Barnhill Ray Pomeroy Norval Village

Farmers Free To Haul Personal Christmas Trees Beyond 35 Miles

Farmers may transport Christmas trees cut on their property in their own trucks beyond a 35 mile limit. The rule restricts others from hauling trees in trucks beyond that distance.

Local Social Notes Invite Readers to Share News

The notice calls on readers to send in personal and social items so friends and neighbors can see their names in print. It invites submissions of engagements anniversaries birthdays and other community events for publication.

Remembrance Day Service Honours Two Wars in Georgetown

A large crowd gathered at the Cenotaph for Remembrance Day as Georgetown paid tribute to those who died in the Great War and World War II. The parade featured the Lome Scots Band and Girl's Pipe Band, with Lt. Col. G. B. 8. Cousens as marshal. Mayor Harold Cleave opened the service led by Pastor Ostrom.

Georgetown Lome Scots Legion Post 120 Legion W.A Boy Scouts and Cubs Legion Hell G. B Cousens Harold Cleave E Ostrom The Baptist Church Ode Skye

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. L. Hutt Pri Sun Mon Women’s Institute Mrs. Hughes Brampton Man P.N.G. Club Esquesing Council Halton County Plowmen Curling Club Sgt. “Buster” Hale Norval Hockey
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