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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), October 29, 1941, p. 5

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the georgetown herald wednesday evening october 29th 1941 another contingent of canadian troops has arrived safely in great pritain to swell the ranks c canada b armje overseas major general w h ins general officer commanding the atltji tic commai il is shown above with a be ior officer of the royal navy inspecting one of the departing units active service notes mrs j w hemphill received a cableg yesterday that her husband had arrived safely overseas men in uniform home last week in eluded pilot officer ian mackenzie hagersvliie flying instructor ciaries stootford rcaf vlrden manitoba pilot officer ken mackenzie st hu bert quebec opl j hurst bt thomas lajc jim kelly trenton who is home on two weeks leave john j qnmerson ea rcn hall fax pte j i watson has been to 3ee the queen according to word receiv ed in a recent letter to his wife and family pte watson waschosen a one of two men to represent the lome scots at the opening of a new club for nco s he was most fortunate in being placed so close that he could touch her as he puts it she was wearing powder blue and displayed the gracious smile which endeared her to so many hearts on this side of tne ocean when the royal couple vlattea america in 1939 another active service list in the herald soon please get in touch with england october 5 1941 the editor the georgetown herald dear sir just a ter lines to let you know things are going fine over here the lome scot have been sent out the office immediately and chk on the correct addresses of the men in service friends of men overseas and to do protective work now and are elsewhere may use these addresses lor spread around the country in small mailing christmas parcels and etters detacl ments there are only five and you can readily see how import georgetown boys lnthis camp the ant tt is that the correct ddress ap i rest are made up of men who have pears in every detail transferred to our unit from other rements t the following bit of verse wr tien we are situated in a nice part of by pte b brown with the lorr scots england and there are two large somewhere in england was sert to towns close by which we often visit us by cpl thomas wames ji the to take in shows and other amuse hope that their friends in town n 11 ments write to them and often i spent 3 days in london and had a a reminder please remind the people who knew us ere we left our country to roam that there s nothing that fortune cm bring us as good as a letter from home we watch every day for the mailman we hope there s a letter today if he passes along without pausing we despondently wander away so try and send us a letter a word from across the foam for there s nothing a soldier so prays for so much as a letter from home flowers for every occasion cut flowera pot plants floral designs a specialty the barber floral co phone 47w ftda member georgetown watch our window for weekly ice cream specials and confectionery halloween special sundae 13c 2 for 25c longs confectioner yc igjlsgsy the a tre friday october 31 tugboat annie sails again marjorie runbeao alan bale flying blind thrills with rlebard arien jfmul fmriur fox news saturday november 1 trail of the vigilantes frontier sdrentare with franchot tone broderick crawford music rhythm revels cartoon zero the hound chapter 1 drums of fu manchu matlne at 3 pan tuesday and wednesday november 4 and 5 dr kild ares crisis laralne day lew arte lionel bail m music shadows and swing tr mirrarnan porta of q cartoon cat tale novelty natures nursery very rice time in some parts of the city the damage was terrific but there mere lots of places that were not touched it sure is a problem finding iour way around in a blackout i was almost run down once or twice by buses but luckily i escaped our unit has just returned from a ten day scheme and we are all glad to get settled in camp again while out on these manoeuvres we slept out in the open and believe me it gets real chilly in the wee hours of the morn ing now one night pete tost and i were sleeping together on a little bit of a slope in some woods and i woke up to find i had rolled down the hill in my sleep and was about ten feet from my bed i dldn t waste any time crawling back into the blankets as it waf quite chilly we staved two days in one lovely town where no canadians had been before the people were very kind us we were on guard at a large school while we were there and every morning about five or six o clock the ladies would bring us out hot tea and cake it sure was a swell place the children just swarmed over our camp vihich was just on the edge of the town they were there drat thing in the mornings and lost thing at nlgnt this kept us quite busy signing auto graphs and looking for souvenirs while on our way back the truck we were in broke down right n an other nice town so we had to stay overnight there we had a nice time there and next day proceeded on our way home after the truck had been repaired i forgot to mention that while our truck was being towed to the garage we had to ride in an other truck and to our surprise there were three lovely chickens in the back of it they looked so good that we took them along with us roas chicken and was it good well i must close for now as it is almost time for lights out i hope you will be able to make some sense out of this jumble of words so long for now and the best of luck sincerely yours pte steve emmerson b51660 no 1 cdn corps protective unit lome scots det canadian army overseas below is a letter recently received by branch 120 canadian legion dear comrades the post office authorities recently turned over to me a parcel which you had sent to bapper o oluevet who has since returned to canada as you know your alternative address was any chaplain of the canadian for ess i got in touch with the oarage here at headquarters and found that there were a number of drivers who nave not received any parcels from can- ads bo i turned your parcel over to driver j 8 thomson of calgary who was highly delighted to receive it i appreciate your thoughtfulness to putting an alternative address and shall be glad to look after any simi lar parcels from your branch sincerely yours w t r plemlngtoni lfcool aaawant p on p canadian military headquarters chaplain- to ssokvule branch csm command list 6f contributions to uptoyou sale a n robinson norval 2 bus ap ples 4 ladies from charles bt mrs r a hunrberatoiib mrs w d john- iton miss annie thompson miss brown quilt misses k and a ryan electric coffee percolator e r ma- jloughleh electric clock a r speight gals antlfreeze mrs w p bradley qnas cake georgetown herald ft r subscription harvey lusty end able canada bread co per ken veston xmas cake j valantine ook stove cedarvale school 2 bus apples miss pralrlemagulre norval quear set mrs w h long 2 pies ocklng chair j evans set of bed pruigs full size anon sliver bread ray fancy dish silvers dept store islr of blankets meadowglen growers backets mushrooms wrights meat market cottage roll petch and brad ey inc pair of pigs arthur dayloo sleds mrs c chapman 3barner oa oil stove with oven p f black jurn i doz pair fine box peter gor- manper scales be roberts wholesale tobacconists folding deck cha reids hardware 1 gal red pain smiths shoe store dressed chlrkei fred charles 2 calves fred t lwnp- son drop leaf table richarlsons hardware per independent elecixte co toronto electric toaster mrs a w nixon pieces from 200yr old din ner set 2 antique candle sticks 2 marble statuettes silverware mrs a e colman 6 jars green tomatoe picl anon hamper of large onions vogue handressing permanent llcatas fruit market assorted fruit budget oroceterla case of canned goods j j thompson 2 bus spy apples 5 00 reserve bid placed by mr thompson mrs r h bason maroon baby pram hugh dickie end table lonjs confectionery 2 lb box moirs choco lates 1 doz gallon jars mrs t hum berstone 2 doz butter tarts anon coal and wood stove annex joseph beaumont hosiery glen williams 3 doz pair pure wool ftox fred mc cartney camera mrs wm maybanks 2 jars fruit t eaton co ltd sliver casserole m mallna jeweller ladies evening bag carroll s ltd 24lb bag silver star flour mrs m armstrong bed springs child s rocking chair foot stool john ismond bag of potatoes mrs w a mcclure bag of potatoes mrs walter richardson baby pram miss h a staunton wardrobe trunk jnlscellaneous articles j b mackenzie f20cgg incubator oil burner orse clippers 6 silver butter spreade s mrs art scott pure bred male cockur spaniel pup georgetown creamery cold storage locker 1 yr joseph young singer sewing machine dan campbell ballinafad 21 lb cabbage r shortlu ballinafad 53 lb pumpkin merriams general store 100 lb oy ster shell dominion stores ltd case of canned goods mrs d p crichon table lamp mr and mrs w f brad ley jacket heater oeorge h leslie pair of ducks brills dept store sewing machine new ladles cloth ing misses l and c boomer medi cal lamp erwln 6z goldham overseas food package lulicos beadty salon permanent wave robbs drug 6 ore toilet set mrs vance kentner que bee heater maple leaf dairy milk tickets pall of honey christie brown co 2 cnw deluxe biscuits new method laundry order tor mlraclean- ing of ladles dress or man s suit richardson s hardware raduo amp mrs e y barraclough basset of gro cerles k c lindsay yorksnlre pig milton flour mills c a martin 98 lb bag robin hood hour 4 24 a pastry flour c e herrington sunset farms pair of young old english spangled game bants mrs wright exchange hotel 4 24 s pastry floui mrs ed hill 2 burner electric plate h c mcclure lamp mirror llnoleun miscellaneous articles mrs ralph ross golf clubs and bag mrs a dew hurst apron mrs j a robinson basket of preserves mrs bennet miueopan thompson s poultry farm 2 chickens anon dining room tabl george dobson simmons bed and springs heater f l mcgilvray rlt lng desk phonograph washstand thomas young electric lamp grip pictures and miscellaneous articleo mrs deerlng coflee percolator loas tr joseph ross bag of potatoes sandy mckay bag of potatoes a c welk pair of car curtains mrs lo street 1 basket and 1 bushel carrots 2 baskets of vegetables a e farnell basket of groceries rev w g o thompson electric lamp anon bas ket of pears m h moyer bushel of apples bushel of potatoes a hide 3 bags potatoes w a wilson bag ol wheat j h bingham bag of pota toes harvey mcdowell bag of pota toes harry mcdowell bag of pota toes s h lindsay bag of potatoes pumpkin george mudcart waffle iron shower attachment m arm strong bed springs foot stool mrs w schenk ash tray and stand zither mrs angus mclean hand made oed spread ready s 5c to 1 store doll crib miss e brown blanket mrs ostrander 2 purses 2 pr shoes mrs john mcdermid 6 knives c j buck overseas package anon child s oik lng chair frances coffin dolls buggy mrs j blair baking mrs english electric lamp j n newton bag of potatoes wm connely table mrs j m moore ice box thomas euenton 2 wicker basket mrs r r mc klbbin tricycle tyenj milk products butter milk tickets rachlln cleaners orders for cleaning mens suit and ladys dress chapman s drug store purse left at store several months ago mrs stull eggs lever brothers box of assorted soanss s no 2 chlngua cousy 10lb pail of hone mrs p b coffin cake smith stone ltd number of compacts and ironing cords c crawford 4 chickens j d godfrey schick razor mrs k pres ton basket of groceries hedley shaw 34 lb monarch flour 24 lb maple leaf bread flour 26 lb sur- galn calf meal 2 packages monarch dog cubes miss moore bag of pota toes j p kirkwood bag of potatoes pe ol b o pot cleave bag of potatoes a c patter son 2 bags potatoes m t mcnabb bag of potatoes fred morrison bar- rel of greenings pure food store for your early christmas baking we have the finest quality in fruit peel nuu teabisk makes perfect biscuits 2tt ibpkf 33c monahch fancy pastry flour u lb 87c dr jacksons meal 2 lb pk 29c crosse a blackweu beady to serve soups 2 for 25c tomato vegetable vegetable beef noodle 16 oa tins tasty 10m oa tin ready to serve chicken alaking 25c nteilsons jersey brand svsv a jl s -a- chocolate cocoa cocoa m lb tin york brand pumpkin for delicious pie 28 n tins 19c 2 for 25c heinz chopped food for jlfaiors 2 for 19c 7 ox tins heinz strained food for infants 3 for 25c special meat values breakfast bacon choice smoked lb 34c by the piece back bacon tb 39c mealed lean by the piece york brand fotted meats 2 for 19c 3w ox tins 25c pike pork sausages lb wellington brand skjwless weiners lb 25c wellington brand cottage roll lb 28c sweet pickled lean by the piece a e phone 75 faknell free delivery oscar ler h bus turnips basket of cabbages 2 baskets tomatoe scott dlebler set of valve lifters bert mc menemy bag of wheat mrs mary vint davenport a e ciipps 3 gal veedol motor oil cash donations mr and mrs c b dayfoot 500 robert simpson co ltd 5 00 t eaton co ltd 5 00 p c thomp son 5 00 hume currie 5 00 mrs c v williams 2 00 mrs cnytne and miss parmer 2 00 w h kent ner 2 00 mr and mrs j w ken nedy 2 00 mrs m l near 2 00 mr and mrs i m benn 12 00 anon 4 75 for rent pour roomed apartment with con veniences centrally located apply at u herald office for sale 2o leghorn pullets about 60 leg horn and rock hens will sell or trade apply u box r herald halton foal bol s win provincial honours the provincial interc ub oompeti uorw were held at the ontario agrlcul tural college on friday of last week one hundred and fifty teams of two club members each from renfrew and glengarry in the east to lambton in the west and cochrane district in the north participated in this annual event in all slightly over 300 club metnbers were in action and represent ed upwards of 5000 club members en rolled in various club projects during the past year in the foal club project the halton team composed of donald perr and gordon rooney both of ml on top ped the list winning the ontario horse breeders trophy for 1941 incidentally donald peer added to his ac i evemyits at the cne by being high boy of the n ire competition and his team mate gordon rodney placed third halton vas also represented in dairy cattle and grain club projects and these teams all placed vell up in the money the team members from hal ton in these latter projects were as follows milton holstein calf club ward brown ridge and robert alexan der both of georgetown halton jer sey and guernsoyclub eddie robin son milton and bev ella cf rock wood nelson grain club fred be freeman and alan powrie palermo o ir ongratu atlons are ex ended to these yournr men on the hoiour which they won for the county of halton local car dealer reports extent of ford war work mr a e cripps local ford dealer spent wednesdaj in toronto attend lng a general meeting of ford dealers of the company s toronto branch ter rltory which includes the greater part of ontario and adjacent points in north western quebec mr cripps is enthusiastic about the 1m2 ford and mercury cars which he claims are the finest his company has ever produced of course with the company s manufacturing plant so extensively engaged in war work the supply of new cars will be drastically curtailed however the new models are designed built and styled for long life and economical service said mr orlops in addition to having a preview of the new cars mr cripps heard ad dresses by r m sale and e f mil lard company executives from wind sor ontario and saw a motion picture showing the extent of war production jn the gnat ford plant at windsor nearly 13 000 workers are busy day and night producing equipment for bnplre armies me ford company of canada la the largest single source of military automotive equipment in the british empire and has already supplied our fighting men with more than 100000 lighting machines ford in the united states is now producing 1s80 and 2000 horsepower engines for war planes tjiere is also plant nearlng pu of- 24d bombeip and plank are underway ior the production of medium and heavy tanks in fords immense rouge plant in detroit mr cripps reports new advertisements for rent 6 roomed house on queen street t phone 300 help wanted wanted two girls and one man barber floral co t phone 47w for sale 2 durham cows fresh apply chester early norval t phone 74 r 6 georgetown for sale self feed coal cook stove in good condition apply mrs j black it norval phone 90 r 14 boarders wanted good home for tmo boarders naar mills apply mrs c ledwidge ltp emery street wanted room and board in private home for business lady apply box p herald ltp wanted a coolny house in good repair state size and price to a n stark it georgetown p 101 e 99 r 22 apples for sale sprayod winter apples macintosh reds famous snows greenings bald wins ontario s wagners apply wtllaahd h laedlaw lot 8 5th ttn 3tp phone brampton 379 r 13 for rent comfortable warm one and two housekeeping rooms or otherwise continuous hot water use of phone convenient and reaaonabl newly de corated apply at herald office tr or phone 258 help wanted ambitious man or woman for speci al ales work full or part time earn ings average 150 to 200 per hour of effort no experience necessary but good character and willingness to work is apply to it box 1 plastering and repair work i ssi prepared to do stucco work and general repair woxk of an kind h walttob tf phone 400 oumirto tradc os swap we have to trade or swap slagw sewing machines treadle or eleotxfts what hava you to gpinsrsjai akou guaranteed repairs sowing machines 21 queen st w brampton 1 of co

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