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the georgetown herald wednesday evening march 12th 1941- aseee canadian army overseas pte harry l allen bt16 no i holding unit 49th higwanders pis w beamish bslss lot infan- try base depot lome soots gnr sam barry b7110 16 field battery rca tmmm pt reginald blair h16u6 14tfa platoon o- gnapany princess patrtria canadian iteht infantry pte jambs brunton b73qs7 4wi htghlandrja j p1g william chaplin 880670 no 1 gcrielon 2nd div supply col bjoajbjc cpl lakrv cole 881796 roaao pus r ocmnmywr bqtms a ooy rjxilx pte j w e davidson southern saak retft 112564 xt coy pte harry d dickenson bs7606 royal reft of canada o coy l force spr james dickinson b2m08 no 2 road constr coy rcjs spr t dotty b253s3 2nd field ooy rjcel capt j arnott early ppcili pte h r hlwooo b63828 h battalion queens own rifles ol canada w force pte j h ezrard a3784 no can- holding unit rcr opl henry ferry b51518 infantry base depot lome scots cpu edward f francis b36743 b coy rhu spr james freestone no a road constr coy rce pte clarence b73956 48th highlanders spr gilbert gxllevet 1st holding unit cdn rcjs pte james oillevet b37036 b coy unit 183 rhi1 spr sam gisbyrb2ei63 no 1 tunnelling co rck cfl thomas given b51506 1 wing base depot lome scots pte f n grace b51567 1st infan- try base depot lome scots spr l g grace a20438 11th field coy rcjs 2nd division pte j r graham b51511 1st in fantry base depot lome scots pte c e hale b88s63 2nd div supply col rcasc tfr alan 8 herd b676i7 4tl can rec squadron 2nd dtv troop no 1 pte otjtfford hilts hi 61 86 pp cli c coy 1st canadian div ision pte j a howey b51552 1st infan try base depot lome scots spr carl hyde b39844 2nd can pioneer st a co- rcx pte joseph kendall b73901 toronto scottish reft piper robert mcvey 72735 48th highlanders gnr james a mills b2u24 kh q rca 1st med reft stappsgt c w moreton mm b51503 1st infantry base depot lome scots pud john okane b36673 b coy unfit 182 rjhjlj pte r raynor b73966 48th hlgh- landers no 1 holding co gnr thomas o raynor a35330 no 1 holding unit rjoa gnr sidney reeve b8q26 9th battery rca pte o w rxddall a2716b 11th can field ambulance corps rca mjc pte edwin shdrttll h16184 hjq 1st can division spr joseph standtsh b36343 1st can pioneer bat rlq coy transport sec 1 major j g sutherland ppjc lx advance hjq 1st division pte h f tost b37185 rhjll c ooy son murray wtu90n b33227 1st corps signals rocs reft hq spr william wylte b2s272 pte earl wilcox b6400 no 1 holding unit rjca oa active service bat suu in canada pte gordon w allen a4235 no 1 company no i platoon no 1 lrto camp borden gnr donald appleyard a35611 1643rd battery 13th field regt r oa camp sussex nb pte ray barrand b7465 48th highlanders camp borden pte w t bell r79044 3rd divi sion petrol co- rca8c debert camp nova scotia pte james c bell b74656 no 1 company 48th highlanders camp pte irvine hell b74709 no 1 coy no 2 itjc 48th highlanders camp borden gnr david hodge h35381 1643rd battery rca sussex military camp njb pte d ktpp b8440 rx3aj3c k105 horse palace toronto pte w king b93917 stanley bar racks toronto pte william korzack b34318 no 1 ltjo qm stores camp bor- lteut allan g macdonald duf- ferih a halrttenand rifles camp niagara niagaraonthelake pie bob mombnemy a3790o eli of canada debert military camp nova scotia pte welburn margkment a3768b htt of canada debert camp nova scotia col d h c mason dbg objs tjd royal regiment of canada fort york armouries toronto pte jack f mhjeham b74728 no 1 coy 48th highlanders depot 2 itc camp borden pte charles henry mills b74730 48th highlanders camp bor den pte w j norrinoton b46009 a b h ot c hq coy nlagara- ontheiike gnr albert north no a3s230 1843rd battery 12th field regt rca sussex military camp nb pte t h parry b74738 48th highlanders camp borden pte r f patterson b74740 no 1 company 48th highlanders no 2 itjc camp borden pte sam rachlin b78664 irish regiment signal corps camp bor den pte leonard j raynor b74312 48th highlanders no 2 gamp camp borden pte albert reeve b74745 no 2 itc 48th highlanders camp bor den gnr- k g richardson b11269 u69th field battery rca sus sex military camp nj3 spr w n ritchie a19559 488 bolivar st peterborough ontario pte a a sohrag b95674 third army field workshop royal cana dian ordnance corps toronto tpr john scrymgeour b8b228 governorgenerals horse guards exhibition park toronto corp albert simson b6t governorgenerals horse guards exhibition park toronto gnr c roy smith a35333 43rd field battery 12th field regt rca sussex military camp nb pte c h stapleton b88786 no 2 company lome scots no 1 in fantry base depot camp borden gnr b tost bu271 llfl8th bat tery rca sussex military camp nb sot h trotter 11319 perth regt mg camp borden driver e b tyers b89s66 stan ley barracks toronto gnr russell varey a36q2s 16- 43rd battery 12qi field regt sus sex military camp njr pte t s warnes b74771 no 6 platoon no 2 coy 48th highlanders c1 camp borden pte trevor williams a37899 hli of canada debert military ca scotia pte clarence s wtnfield b74779 no 1 company no 2 itc 48t highlanders camp borden pte bruce zimmerman a37873 btn headquarters h l i of c debert military camp fjvg nova scotia by j a strang jrtmlitlilmmi royal canadian air force pib3 ralph bludd a37672 hl1- debert camp nova scotia pte albert carter b05109 r oahjo military hospital camp pte prmd castle 48th highland- era camp borden pte oborgv ohurnbtder 48tt higetlsuidera camp wtv sot alkued collins b61517 1st mxantzy base depot lome soots t 1 3as omn aanoured regx tfan oromrk toronto pik tb od0f fred armstrono ac2 manning depot toronto w b armstrono acs r8s963 manning depot toronto wtlbert bradley rcaf man ning depot toro frank carter manning depot toronto sgtobserver david p crioh- ton r09726 no 1 amb rivers manitoba lac omar diggins r78487 mount hope hamilton lac james evans r72290 aos no 5 win man i d hooghiem8ter nol train ing command dental corps rca f toronto gilbert j hunt ajc 2 jarvu ont hurst acs no 5 service plying ing training school brantford ont edward lunan r88839 rcaf picton ontario ian d mackenzie ac 2 r72329 rcap headquarters reglna saak a mackenzie ac1 r78417 lt avenue rl toronto charles stockiford rcaf instructors school toronto john wilson manning depot to ronto veteran guards of canada ods gborgb perry ods e roy mcoill b3us0 we have been using utue jack horner as an introduction to this column ever since we started it and we are going to him him incidentally it was shakespeare that the writer was trying to imitate in last weeks story it seems to be too bad that we havent more information on those old nur sery rhymes and their authors doesnt it an opportunity exists we would imagine for someone to write a whos who on nursery rhymes somewhat similar to wes moknlghtte who who in hockey suppose we look at the ilrst verse of old mother hub bard and see what we can dig up the first word old makes us won der just what age she was we mem orised that verse back in the 1890s and the word old conveyed a different meaning at that time than it does today mother hubbard might have been no mote than fifty years of age at that time to be classed as old whereas today at ifty she might be just oommenclng to- step out the next word mother will get plenty of publicity on mothers day so we will pass it up however it does give us the information that there were hub bard children and if they were still living we conclude that they hadnt been helping out too freely with the provisions surely the next word ol course gives us her married nanu and wel wonder what her name was be fore she married hubbard we seem to imagine that she was now a widow although the rhyme doesnt inform us of that fact if her husband was still living he couldnt have been much of a provider and if he was dead at the time of the search for the bone inci dent he hadnt left her very much insurance we would think but mo ther hubbard had many fine quali ties we think that she was tall and stately and we also think that she must have had company that day when she walked the full length of the room to see- if there was a bone in the cupboard she must have known that there was no bone there before she started out on that trip but perhaps she hoped that a kind providence had provided a bone that she could take out and show it off be fore the company notice the word the in regard to the supboard it lcis us know that she only had the one cupboard just imagine trying to keep house today with just one cup board of course we know that she had no refrigerator eb she would have looked in it for the bone no doubt it would be a soup bone that she would have liked to find we conclude that she must have lived in the homemade soup age before the days of the canopener we dont think that the word bare is the cor rect word to use regarding the cup board though empty would have been much more polhe again mother hubj bard showed her class when she realp zed that there was no bone in the cupboard she didnt attempt to make up an alibi in fact maybe that word hadnt been invented at that time but the story tells a mouthful when it says and so the poor dog got none we would have liked to have known mother hubbard wouldnt you our second ingredient used in the making of bread is malt the word makes us think of a brewery doesnt it it is used in the making of beer to help along fermentation and it does exactly the same thing in the mak ing of bread the baker has to have a license before he can purchase malt and would lose that license if he used malt for any other use than that of baking or again if he sold some of that malt malt is a thick heavy dark syrup and is made from sprouted bar ley the reason the barley is sprout ed is because of the fact that follow ing the sprouting of any grain the enzyme diastase is then at its opti mum in activity diastase causes starch to change into eugar and our saliva contains this same enzyme flour as you know contains proteins minerals and starch and this starch changed into sugar feeds the yeast plant causing that plant to reproduce rapidly and thus step along fermen tation another property of malt is that nutlike flavor that it imparts to any food that it is used in next week we will be telling you about the use of milk in the making of bread war work has been the cause of certain communities finding their pop ulation increasing very suddenly and as a result housing accommodation is almost impossible the dominion government is trying to do something about it and they now announce frame house of seven rooms that can be put together in a short time that they can supply for 9160000 the house is all on one floor and con sists of two bedrooms living room furnace room in ordinary circum stances this would be called a five roomed house as we dont include- bathroom and asjfurnace room in des cribing a house apparently they have no cellar and in these days of refri gerators no doubt a cellar could be dispensed with the description in cludes uptodate fixtures and it sounds like a real bargain the main advantage of a house of this kind would be the ease with when it could be taken apart and moved when its usefulness was over in any particular locality in other words those houses would retain their value and might be a fair investment another advantage would be the doing away with those so called ghost towns perhaps you have seen them former lumber towns or perhaps it was mining towns when the umber is all cut in that locality or the mine plays out and there is no further employment the workers move out the houses are often of frame construction covered with tar paper and in a shorv time do look rather ghostly norma hunter married to h milfred lovell at lindsay a wedding of interest to the resi dents of terra cotta took place at lindsay on saturday march 1st when miss norma hunter daughter of the late mr and mrs hunter of terra cottak was united in marriage to mr h mtlfred lovell son of mr and mrs arthur lovell of alton the ceremony was performed at the home of rev j fullard who is a brother- inlaw of the bridegroom the bride was dressed in a powder blue ensemble dress of crepe with a match ing wool coat cut in military style and her accessories were of a con trasting rose tone she also wore a shoulderette of flowers immedlatelly after the service the bride and groom were pleased to receive a telegram irom the brides sister miss wllma hunter or toronto who offered best wishes upon the happy occasion mr and mrs lovell left to spend a few days wedding tour in the east and in the near future they are expected to take up their residence at alton tlie bride is very well known in terra cota and adistrict being teacher at the ciay hill school learning to shoot huns an instructor in she ryal canadian air fine treated air bm ontario expuhw the different parts vf a machine pm an their fanetsm during a class periad for finest job printing drop in and see us our work is guaranteed and is done at the lowest possible prices dance every wednesday 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