Georgetown Fall Fair Prize Winners Announced
Georgetown records a full list of prize winners from the Georgetown Fall Fair held on September 11 and 12. Winners include Dolson Brothers of Norval for heavy Clydesdale and colt classes, Craig McClure and Bons of Georgetown for 1942 entries, and Alfred Baggs of Brampton for dairy cattle honors, with multiple awards across mare, colt, team, and dairy categories.
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Georgetown
Dolson Brothers
Norval
Alex. Dolson
Dolson Crothera
Robert Reid
Ind
Dolson
Ist
Craig McClure
Bons Jorval
NJ Colt
Dalton Brothers
Bons
FP. Lawrence and Sons
Donald McLean
Acton
Tist
Donald M McLlean
P. Lawrence and Sons
W. O Brownin
Delivery Horse
Robert A
Gon
Alex Dolson
Robert Kerr
R. M. Barden
Hillsburgh
Dolson Bro'hers
Pony
Wilbert Wheeler
Orton
Brampton Lions Club
Jean Gowland
Brampton
Dan Campbell
Dr. Foster
Galt
Robt. Kerr
Hedley Georgetown
Dalson Brothers
Hunte
Hadley Shaw
Turmont
Bére
Foster
Afilik
W. P. Laidlaw
J. M. Fraser
Streetawe
T. O. Weer
W. P
Frank Dolson
Papers for Overseas from Alliance Employees
Alliance Paper Mills Ltd forges support from former workers in Canada and abroad. Many ex employees subscribe to The Herald to stay connected while serving overseas. Names listed include Crichton Brandford, Cutie, Colman, Dickenson, Everson, Olwen, Graham, Long, Mendham and others.
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Braumont
Wallen Mulla
Glen Wilbury Boys
Alliance Paper Mills. Ltd
Gecoreetoen
Ur Herald
Boon Lowerseas
Alliance
Rervice
Canada
Herald
P. Crichton
Walter Brandford
Tyr
P. J. Cutie Gnr
Albert E Colman Sapper
James Dickenson
John T. Everson
Thomas B. Olwen
John D Graham
George R. Long
R.W Mendham
Mabel Hutchinson Weds Harold Scott at Markdale
A wedding in Markdale on September 14 unites Mabel Hutchinson second daughter of C W Hutchinson and Harold Victor Scott second son of G R Scott of Limehouse. Rev Norman Caswell officiated. Guests include Carmen Sewell. After a luncheon at the bride’s home the couple left for a honeymoon trip to Durham Rocklyn Holland Centre Redwing and Kimberley. A wedding shower followed at the bride’s grandfather’s home with gifts and best wishes from Riverdale Ebanower friends.
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Manson Markdale
May Isabelle (Mabel) Hutchinson
C. W. Hutchinson
Markdale
Iirold Victor Scott
Elicat
G. R. Scott
Limehouse
Norman Caswell
Mrce
Carmen Sewell
Carman Sewell
Durham
Rocklyn
Holland Centre
Redwing
Kimberley
Harold Scott
Maybelle
Hubby
Art
Riverdale
Ebanower
Betty Bowen
Beatice Harvey
Card of Thanks for Mrs Whyte and Family
Mrs William Whyte extends gratitude for support and messages after the loss of the late Mr Whyte. The family acknowledges kindness received during the bereavement and gratefully remembers all who offered sympathy and assistance.
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William Whyte
National War Finance Committee Prepares Victory Loan Drive
The National War Finance Committee readies a Victory Loan drive with Friday morning events on September 25. The obituary notes the death of William Whyte, a longtime police staff member from Cav an, who served in Toronto and later settled in Greenwood. He leaves a daughter and two sons. Funeral services were held at his home and were conducted by Rev. Todd, with six pallbearers, burial at Park Lawn Cemetery, Toronto.
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Grornnteen
WiLliam Whyte
Minety-Yard
Cavan
Leland
Whyte
Torato
George'een
Bas
Jane E. Hartman
Hlwen
Deides
Birs
Arthur Might
Toronto
Endwo Soma
John W
Quilph
Roc. Todd
United Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
High School Reopens With Few Staff Additions
Geornr tosa High School reopened last week for the new fall term with an attendance of 110. The start was delayed about three weeks due to farm work. Two new teachers joined the staff: Mr W E Carpenter as Principal and Lieut Jo Llam vert. Mrs Alice of Pairbarn, Oakville, also joins the faculty along with existing staff Mix Fo Penson, Mrs Marjory Inman, Mins Florence Luke, and Mr JH Heldmann.
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Geornrtosa High
Haneré
W E Carpenter
Jo Llamvert
Mmire
Alice of
Pairbarn
Oakville
Jane Palmer
Mix Fo Penson
Marjory Inman
Mins
Florence Luke
JH Heldmann
Doris Bessey Weds Wan Potts in Toronto Ceremony
Doris Elizabeth Bessey married William George Potts at Bovercourt Presbyterian Church in Toronto on September 19. Rev. H. A. Bertis officiated with only attendant Dorothy Walker Cleave and ushers James Clinkard and Thomas Brown. The couple hosted a reception at Marine House with the bride in candlelight blue crepe and a going away gown in goblin green, accompanied by family and friends.
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HA Bertis
Bovercourt
Dorris Elizabeth
Bessey
Wilfred Campbell Boney
Willam George Potts
Willam Matthew Potts
Guisepps Moschett
David Karty
Hamilton
Walter Anthony
Geoneetoun
Dorothy Walker Cleave
A. C. Ralph Potts
James Clinkard
Royal Canadian Engineer Fighting Squadron
Thomas Brown
Marine House
Kolinsky
Executive Changes in Canvass Committee Names
W F Bradley becomes General Chairman and E V MacCormack is named Head of Publicity in the canvass committee. The switch marks a leadership shuffle in the organizing body with Bradley appointed to oversee overall operations and MacCormack to manage publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bradley
E V. MacCormack
Weather Review and Weekly Forecast Notes
The column reports weather irregularities with unusual cold and warmth. It notes two days of heavy rain and two nights of downpour bringing monthly totals to about 4.48 inches. It mentions potential flood impacts in China and remarks Ontario as a resilient place to live, then introduces water records for the past week with a date line.
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Hutt
Nove Hootia
Ontario
Boca
Active service notes from the region
Bluwr Burt has gone active in the RCOC now stationed in Toronto. AC2 Winsled Wheeler with RCAP at Rockcliffe Ontario transferred to Victoriaville Quebec. Jim McNiven returned to Vimy Barracks Kingston after a ten day leave with his parents in town. Jack Young of the Queen's Own Rangers earned Lance Corporal stripes and is stationed at Niagara. Edwin Harold Smith, missing after Dieppe, is now a prisoner of war in Germany according to a Ottawa telegram via Geneva Red Cross. He is at Camp De Stalig, Germany.
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Bluwr Burt
RCOC
Toronto
Ac2 Winsled Wheeler
RCAP
Rockclife
Ont
Victoriaville
Jim McNiven
Vimy Barracks
Kingston
Jack Young
Queen's Own Rangers
Niagara Fror
Jack
Smith & Btonc, Limited
Dieppe
Edwin Harold Smith
George Smith
Main Street
Ottawa
Gunner Smith
Germany
International Red
Geneva
Camp de Stalig
Harvest Thanksgiving Services at St Johns Sun day
Stewartown reports Harvest Thanksgiving held at St Johns Church with corn grain vegetables and flowers. Rev W G O Thompson led the service and preached the sermon. Firefighters or neighbours battled a blaze at Mrs Dicken son’s house Monday morning. Visiting locals and military family members joined services and sacraments at the church.
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St. John's Church
W. G. O. Thompson
County Council Condemns Beef Price Ceiling
Milton council hears debate on War Time Prices and Trade Board action. Mr Hillmer presents a resolution condemning the low beef ceiling and urging agricultural input, amid lively discussion of wartime controls and beef shortages.
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County Council
Milton
Donald Cordon
Hillmer
Oakville
Canada
Prices and Trade Board
Third Victory Loan Opens October in Georgetown
Local meeting outlines plans for the Third Victory Loan with figures appointed for leadership roles. George District officials including W. P. Bradley as Honorary President and Lt. O MacCormack as publicity chairman coordinate canvassing and committee organization for the October drive.
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Ue Municipal Tuuring
Georgetown
Ghails
Mwees
Bis
Grant
P. Vier
LeRor Dale
W. A Wilnan
T L Lealle
Howeard
May Publiity
P VY RiacCormack
Garfield L M McGilvary
D. Ray Nally
A Fprentie
W B. Ford
Georgeteen and District Cltiseens
The
Juden
James Ballantine
Jonvh Beaumont
J H Birnham
Harald Cleare
C. C. Cochrane
P B Coffin A. FY. Peller
Joseph Gibbons
W. H. Kentner
D. Licatn
J. B. Mackenzie
Annie Ryan
BB. Stone
W.G O. Thompson
R. C. Todd
C V. Williams
Norval-Union Y P S Joint Service Opens Year
The annual Norval-Union Y P S opening service held at Norval on Sept 27 featured Hyatt McClure leading the service, Rev A Secrett delivering the Invocation, Bam McClure reading Eph 4 1 16 and Hyatt McClure offering a closing address. New officers were sworn in with Gertrude Watson as President and Hyatt Maclure as Vice-president, along with a slate including Sam MaClure, Liosd ohton, Dick McLaughlin, Christine Leake and Mrs Legrett.
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Norval-Union Y.P
Norval
Hyatt McClure
Rev. A. Secrett
Bam McClure
Hyatt MccClure
Legrett
Hyatt? Maclure
Gertrude Watson
Sam MaClure
Liosd ‘Ohton
Ort
Dick Mclaughlin
Christine Leake
Rirs. Legrett
Gertrude Watson Pree
Georgina Excles
John Robaon
Certrude My
Chris Was
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R.C.N
Royal Canadian
United Nations
Georgetown Pall Patsid
Percheronh
Blare
Lorne Chapman
Weston
Leslie Brothers
Actan
Leale Brothers
Leslie Brothen
Tsat
P. Lawrence
Aon
Clairvine
Leste Brothers
Vivian Clark
Jean Cowland
Cecil AfcCann
Omagh
E Pearen
F. Pearen
Cecil McCann
Helfer
J. E. Pearen
Orci
McCann
E L. Pearson
J. E. Pearson
J. BE Pearen
J. ZE Pearen
Occ
cCann
J. E Pearen
Alfred Baggs
Edgtley
W. D. Dalson
W. D. Dolson
Heifer
W. D Dolson
W. D. Toolson
WW. D. Dolson
Eaton Special Dairy Herd
Alred Baggs
Ayrsinires
W. E. Lansdol
Malton
Shezep
Fong Woo
Ray Clarkson
Southdown
Ram
Aged
Tst
Melldrum Stark
Shearling
Tsst
Joyce Bros
Lamb
Lst
Joyce Brothers
Meldrum
Joyce Ors
Ewe Lamb
Meldrum Stark
Se Eopatakes
Meldrum Shropahire
Frank Mack
Will Receiver Herald
Mabel Hutchinson
National War Finance Committee
Mape Ave
Doris Bessey
Wan. Potts
Hwo
L Ratino
Tucs
Stewarttown
Major J. Murray
Jack Jenkinson
Chippawa Dam
le Cp
Sidney Hunt
Aud Lac
Gilbert Hunt
Trenton
M.P
John Henderson
Henderson
Harold
Roy
Betty Anne
Jane
Bertram
Hunt
Norval-Union Y.P.S. Joint Service