Three Week Victory Loan Campaign Starts in Georgetown
The 7th Victory Loan drive opens in Georgetown and Esquesing with a target of 385000 for the district as part of a national effort. Committees co chaired by L K Fleck and W F Bradley mobilize sales publicity payroll and welfare work while workers promote weekly payroll deductions and bond purchases to support Allied military fronts. A rally is set for October 28 at 8 pm in front of the Municipal Building with three bands and a film on the Victory Loan story. Merchants are urged to enter the window display contest offering prizes of 10 7 and 3 to boost campaign visibility.
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Georgetown
Canada
L. KE
Fleck
W.F. Bradley
E. V. MacCormack
le Roy Dale
OC. Brown
W. A. Wilson
Wm. Deans
F. Kersey
H. May
L. E. Clegg
Sid Silver
Walter Bichn
G. L McGilvray
Thos, Eason, Jr
W. Orr
Key
C. C. Cochrane
H. ©. McClure
H. C. Wrigglesworth
R. B. Foulds
D. P. Crichton
Arthur Beaumont
W. B. Ford
Stewarlttown Kek. O. U Wodsey
W. A. Benton
Norval
R. Colebrook
Frank Wilson
J. F. Lindner
H. Barnhill
Glen Willams
W. Schenk
L. Marchment
J. H. Bingham
Harold Wheeler
Harald Cleare
Ralph Ross
A. E. Cripps
Ward
Thos, Eason
D. P. Cr
Europe
Philippines
Main = Street
Lorne Scots Regimental
Georgetown Girls
Weather Notes Highlight October Drought and Frosts
The article records a dry October with only 0.37 inches of rain in three weeks versus 2.55 inches normal, plus three frosts including six and eight degrees. It notes rain arriving Monday night and lists daily temperatures and rainfall for Oct 17–22, reflecting impact on fall planting and orchard work.
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Sun
Ration Book Distribution Sees Large Civic Turnout
The Municipal Building bustles as Georgetown and nearby districts distribute new ration books. In the first three days 1060 books went to industries, Friday saw 1826 and Saturday 1375 issued, totaling 425? with previous issues at 4229. A long list of local volunteers and examiners assisted in processing the books.
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Georgetown
Erma McCumber
A, Ryan
R. B. Foulis
T. Haines
R. Presswood
W. Townsend
Mackenzie
W. McNally
M. Gault
Birs. P. Blackburn
W. Millilere
W. G. McDowell
E. Drow
Orr
H. Logan
W. Grant
P. B. Harrison
Robt. Harris
Local Council of Women Meeting Minutes Report
The Local Council of Women met October 20 at Mrs. Ralin Ross home. Minutes were read and approved. A treasurer’s balance was reported and fund-raising discussed. Members agreed to donate one dollar each instead of a tea. Articles read and tea hosted by Mrs. Ross with Miss Ryan and Miss Hetties Dawson. Fifteen members attended.
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Council of Women
Ralin Ross
Cealt
Card of Thanks for John Oliver Family
We thank friends for kind cards and sympathy during the bereavement of Mr and Mrs John Oliver and family.
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John Oliver
Married in England Broomhead and Daley wed at St Oswalds
Elizabeth C Daley daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Daley Middlesbrough married LAC R Broomhead at St Oswalds Church Middlebrough on September 6. The ceremony was by special license as he was on embarkation leave. They honeymoon in Leeds and Knaresborough.
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Lac Harold Bouthat
Ritz
Leeds
Knaresborough
Lac Broomhead
Herald Office
United Church
Georgetown
Pte Bill Tuck Home From Italy On 30 Day Leave
Pte Bill Tuck arrived home Friday morning after three and a half years overseas. He and his wife and daughter Joan, now twelve, live in Acton. He served with an anti air craft battery and took part in the Sicily invasion. He praised Canadian troops and noted Italy’s tough fighting before returning to Christie Street Hospital.
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Bill Tuck
Joan
Acton
Bill
Bill Most
Tuck
Italy
England
Lady Nelson
Halifax
Toronto
Pre ‘Tuck
Lorne Boots
Seas
Sicily
Bert
Georgetown
Keith Spence
Tuck Brothers
Canada
Hitler Hne
Christie St. Hospital
Georgetown Band Hosts Rose Room Dance Friday Night
In the Rose Room last Friday evening the Georgetown Girls' Pipe Band sponsored a dance with music by Georgetown's Modern Aires orchestra. Attendees reported a grand evening and enjoyed the dancing entertainment.
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Rose Room
Georgetown Girls
Georgetown
The
Modern Aires
Victory Loan insignia portrays Crusader sword against Nazi oppression
The Seventh Victory Loan emblem adapts SHAEF Shoulder Sleeve insignia with a Crusader sword emerging from a black field, flames rising from the hilt along the blade. It symbolizes avenging justice to break Nazi domination in Europe.
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Liberation
Europe
Presentation of Flag and Honour Roll Unveiling at Knox Church
A Knox Presbyterian service featured flag presentation by Miss Jean Martin and Miss Jean Ruddell and the unveiling of the Honour Roll by Major Arnott Early. The ceremony honored local service members while Rev. J Y Fraser preached on wartime values and sacrifice amid community observance.
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Knox Church
Knox Presbyterian Church
Canadian Legion
Legion Women's Auxiliary
Jean Martin
Jean Ruddell
Major Arnott
Bdsman
Charles Lansborough
J. Y. Fraser
Highland Light Infantry
Georgetown
Fraser
Jesus Christ
Mary Moyer
Ormie Carter Reported Missing in France
Ormie Carter son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Carter of Toronto is missing in action in France since September 10. Known as Bud he played hockey for Georgetown Juvenile and Milton Junior teams and lived in Norval where his father ran the Hollywood Hotel. He went to Georgetown High School and Oakwood Collegiate after moving to Toronto. Enlisted in the Lorne Scots then Queen’s Own Rifles, he served in Italy and France with the Special American Army Service Force. He is 20 years old on October 2.
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Ormie Carter
Reuben Carter
Toronto
France
Ormie
Queen's Own Rifles
Canada
Italy
Special American Army Service Force
June
Rev Thomas Todd Father of Rev R C Todd Dies in Beamsville
The Rev Thomas Richard Todd died at his Beamsville home on October 19 after a two week illness at age 66. A private service was held with a public service in the United Church. He lived in Beamsville recently after serving stations in Guelph Freeston Niagara Falls Harriston Mount Hamilton and Simcoe. He is survived by his widow a son Colin of Georgetown two daughters Betty Mrs Leonard Manson of Simcoe and Clementa at home two grandchildren Colleen Todd and Joan Mason. One brother Rev J E Todd of Toronto and a sister Mrs Guggisburg of Regina. Interment was at Mount Osbourne Cemetery Beamsville.
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Thomas Richard Todd
R. C. Todd
Georgetown
United Church
Beamsville
Rev. Todd
Niagara Falll
Harriston
Mount Hamilton
Simcoe
Collin
Betty
Leonard Manson
Clementa
Colleen Todd
Joan Mason
J. E. Todd
Mrs. Guggisburg
Regina
Sask
Mount Osborne
Cemecry
Notable Nodwell Photographs Color Knox Church View
Mr W E Nodwell secretary of the Board of Trade has taken excellent photographs for the County advertising booklet. A fine shot from Knox Church cover looks up Main Street, offering a panoramic view of the downtown shopping district.
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W. E. Nodwell
Board of Trade
Knox Church
Main Street
Former Public School Principal Dies at Beeton
Albert George Green former Georgetown Public School principal died suddenly in Beeton on Wednesday October 18 in his 70th year. He came to Georgetown from Pickering about 1912 and served as town treasurer and in church work. Survived by wife Alma Ida Ferguson, a son George of Hamilton, and daughter Margaret Rhamey of Trenton. His eldest son Ivan died in England with the Canadian Army in World War I. Funeral services were held from his late residence on Saturday October 1 at Beeton United Cemetery.
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Albert George Green
Pricipal
Georgetown
Beeton
Mr. Green
Pickering
Burlington East School
Methods Church
Burlington
Uvea
Alma Ida Ferguson
George
Hamilton
Margaret
Rhamey
Trenton
Ivan
England
Beeton United Cemetery
Frank Weller Killed in Belgium
Hornby mourns as Frank Weller, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Weller, died in action in Belgium last October after serving with the Royal Canadian Artillery and Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders. Born in Toronto, he lived in Hornby eight years and was president of the AYPA at enlistment. Sincere sympathy goes to his parents and brother Richard.
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Hornby
Frank Weller
Weller
Belgium
Royal Canadian Artillery
Goose Airport
AYPA
Boepben
Rishard
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Middlebrough
Elizabeth C. Daley
Lacr. Broomhead
J. R. Daley
Middlesbro
Broomhead
Fred Broomhead
Brenda Daley
Rev
W. H. Yeandle
Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Force
Leslie-Rutledge
Union Church
Union Presbyterian Church
Frances Anna Rutledge
J. Wesley Rutledge
George Eric Leslie
Geo H. Leslie
J. L
Fiona Rutledge
Hugh Leslie
Howard Dolson
David Andrews
Nora Lyons
K. Hough
Mrs. Rutledge
Mrs. Leslie
Cedar Lodge
Huntsville
Montreal
Kingston
K. C. Todd
Beamesville