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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 3, 1941, p. 2

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the georgetown herald wednesday evening september 3rd 941 the georgetown herald knm o qeertrtown norm aknmnkai i hiiulmeeii stemittewn p eadeaarption rates oknad and the united states 200 a year single copies 9c adrerustng bates win be quoted on application walter o bxehn oarflhld l mcollvray reginald broomhead phone no 8 member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and the ontarioquebec division at the ovwna the editors corner a day at the ex iiast friday the directors of the canadian na tional exhibition once more played host to a number of- newspapermen at the annual press day jor us the day is like another weekly news paper convention where we can tndetand chat with fellow editors from all over the province and we thor- oughly enjoyed ourselves the luncheon in the ad ministration building brought back thoughts of last year when james cromwell exunited states minister td canada delivered a stirring address pointing out how his country was gradually realizing that they had a part to play in the warr how far they have gone in this realization can be gathered from president roose velts speech op labour day when he called his coun try to turn outmore and more war products to be sent to those countries fighting aggression and totalitarian ism this year the guest speaker was mr w rupert davies publisher of the kingston whigstandard who gave some interesting glimpses of canadas war effort gleaned ina recent trip he took with a number of news papermen around various munitions plants and training schools in the province he spoke most highly of the officers training school at brockville- where our local high school principal j i lambert is at present tak ing a threemonth training course outstanding we hope that no one missed the ford exhibit at the ex thisyear and those of you who have taken your trip and failed to see it would be well advised to go back again just for this one feature it is located in a large field south of the grandstand where fighting machines are put thru their paces by test drivers over rough terrain simulating a modern hattleground one ol these machines the artillery tractor is a real triumph of modern industrial skill to show its versatility it was driven into a pit about six or seven feet deep bottomed with mud and water and appeared to be hopelessly mired but no a poweroperated cable called a winch was pulled out from under the machine attached to a solid object in the ground and the tractor pulled itself out of the hole by its own power after the test drivers had performed seemingly impossible feats with the ford machines a detachment of troops from the perth regiment stationed at camp borden demonstrated the uses to which the machines are put in battle it i would take this whole newspaper to describe all the wonderful things to be seen this year at the ex practically the whole show is patterned along military lines from elsie the cow who is doing her bit for british war victims to the grandstand perfor mance which is climaxed by a mock battle staged by troops from the active army theres still time for those of you who havent made the trjp to toronto to get down and see can adas answer t doing our best we hope that our readers will bear with us these wednesday nights when the herald makes it appear ance at such a late houri for two months now we have been minus a member of the staff ac2 leslie clark who has entered his countrys service and is training as an observer with the rcaf this week we have been busy getting out the fail fair prize list which will be ready for distribution friday and with the labor day holiday on monday it is possible that the herald may not come out until thursday beaumontneil wedding at renfrew the marriage of edna daughter of mil and mrs w j nell renfrew to william henry beaumont of georgetown was solemnized august 30th at seven oclock in the presby terian church renfrew rev louis h fowler officiated- the bride given in marriage by her father wore her golngaway costume of darby blue elizabeth crepe with corsage of red roses and bouvardla with this she wore a matching twr- felt hat the bride was attended by hersls- tertnlawv mrs herbert neil of mon treal who wore a heavenly blue rcdin- gote ensemble with corsage of brlar- cuffe roses and bouvardla mr herbert nell of montreal was best man and the ushers were mr albert neil and mr fred nell both of klnbum miss bertha lester presided at- the organ and during the signing of the register she played while bong is sweet after a small reception at hotel renfrew mr and mrs beaumont lefv for short motor trip to ottawa jnd other paints after which tbey win re side in toronto i why the abjcy embus an article fen toe american weekly with the september t issue of tehdetxoit sunday times dtsclata theft the navy and weather bureau need blondes too but only when 700 feet in the air and at that only six strands of their hah- are used to talk back from the weather forecast ing instruments be sure to get the detroit sunday 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