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the georgetown herald wednea february 28 1945 director v f r watsqn ddjb icdj3 oaocgatom office bonn to bt job k iruuaday iltanuou dr j mems mffllne dental bbsufvom dr clifford reh ld8- luxs dentist phone 410 open euenlns tja4n street georgetown elmer c thonqmon insurance service fire auto windstorm c p railway and allied 9vme i19w cr j georgetown nielsen the chiropractor druglem therapist 31st year of practice lady attendant hours 3 0 9 pjn clceed thursday ovbr dominion store georgetown fbone 160w dr s magwood veterinary surgeon phone 11 office between division court clerk a office and the new municipal building at tfae cor ner at main and mid street birth notices squhrksto mr and mrs j a squire on thursday february 23 at grace hospital toronto a daughter death notice mqhally in georgetown on mon day feb 20th 1946 margaret stu art widow oi the late john mcnally in her slat year moiexxdin hamilton on saturday february 34th 1s46 william john moleod aged 78 yearn funeral from the home of h c mcchtre maple ave georgetown on tuesday february 37th service at 3 oclock interment hi greenwood cemetery monuments marks3u and lbttorioto polxock ingham calt designs on bequestphone 3m8 inspect our work in greenwood oexnricry leroy dale kc m sybu bennett ba barristers and soudtora mill street georgetown phone 19 kenneth m langdon barrister solicitor notary pabue fvm mortgage money to loan office gregory theatre bldg mju street phone 08 georgetown j a wtlloughpy wmovghby farm agency head office toronto 1m yooge street adotogm largest and oldest in canada tchfhllnhcrt forty years consult our active city depart ment for that home in the ou7 tom umviiupr la tow local kepmentattra wahtf t evans notbcmoh ana hbvks ptra lid aotamohb oook latin at m oakville imonwiieiit worlu w ik unnt deaigna submitted good dteplay of monument on band you patronage jonolted 630w oakvuxb radio repairing we specialize in this work 16 yean experience j sanfordson phone oborgstown 34w in memoriam aun in loving memory of a dear mother who paaaed away march 2nd 1s36 oh for a touch of a vanished bend and the sound of a voice that la still ever remembered by alfred and mary btjtansjde in loving memory of charles bumslde who died febru ary 23th 1m4 ever remembered by wife and fa mily hartshorns in cherished memory of a dear mother pihrabeth harts- home who paaaed away feb 36th 1938 and while she lies in peaceful sleep hei memory we shall always keep ever remembered by her family uly mary frank a letter from holland mrs albert stapleum has received a most interesting and reassuring let ter from a dutch family named ruy- pers who have been very jdnd to bar husband pte albert stapleton now serving in holland with the infantry we reprint below extracts from the letter because it expresses so well how the dutch people feel about the al lied armies now fighting in their country somewhere holland feb 3rd 1mb dear madam i cannot miss to write you some words as your albert is ust starting to write and now i use the opportuni ty to write a letter to yon in the first place madam we and our other dutchmen ought to thank the allied arm aa the soldier gtwj their uvea for our freedom and also your albert belongs to them we cannot thank you enough can adian people for the things they have done for us and will do for is al bert is such a fellow one of the men who exactly knows what they have to do for the dutch people and we thank you for the second time we had many canadians and we try as good as we can to amuse them and to give them a good home we hope that your albert will amuse hfctfaelf with us and we will do our utmost 10 make it easy to him we have much pleasure in the living room m the ufe we had here wtaen the germans were here in four and a half years was awful and terrible and we cannot write it to you with a pen we hope the war iffl be finished soon and that albert will soon be re turned to you now my dear madam i finish and i wish you good hick and give you my kind greetings from holland signed anthony ruypers wife and children in addition to this thoughtful let ter mr ruypers has sent handen graved spoons and coins to pte stap leton s children sandra louise and errol as well as a pair of w shoes and a brooch and bracelet to match all made by nmpif pte stapleton served in belgium for three weeks and has been in holland for five weeks active service notes lac and mrs graham faroell 01 ottawa spentf the week end with their families in town congratulations to cpl joan browne of norval who recently re ceived her second hook cpl browne who is the daughter of mrs w o m browne is stationed wltfc the owac at ottawa pte gordon king is home from camp borden to spend a furlough in town with his wile pltsgt george scott guthrie 31 a former pupil of brampton high school and grandson of george guth rie until recently deputychief of the toronto police department has been reported massing oveaseaa after air operations according to word just re ceived cadet william kelly who spent the week end in town with his wife and family has been accepted as an officer candidate and is now attending the otc at bfockvflle in the army ten montiis cadet kelly trained at brantford and camp borden prior to his move to brodcvule v otrl guide news wednesday evening the weekly tng of the 1st georgetown coy brought to order by oapt the troop was then called up for in spectlan by patrol leader peggy ker when all was found to be in capt lambert introduced the speaker for the evening patrol shirley tapp of the 1st gravenb coy patrol leader tapp has done oeedingly well at the guldtag and ere fortunate to have her to call in case we need information a morse code game was played thuslastloauy as the morse is a 1 sary subject for the 2nd class which several of the guide axe h lng to pass in the near future as the evening drew to an end horseshoe poslton was taken four recruits were inducted into great sisterhood of the girl these were joan harrison an bradley eleanor anthony and bedell after the erntiment the lng of taps bought the evening to close by dorynermuqho death of samuel frank acton community was saddened by the death of mr samuel frank at guerph on saturday february 10th he had been in 111 health for many months but was able to be about un til a couple of weeks prior to bis death when he was taken to si josephs hospital guelphv where he gradually weakened and word of his death was received on saturday morning mr frank who celebrated at a family gathering last august his 68th birthday had spent bis entire life in acton ha was a son of the late mr and mrs christian frank and in 1020 1 married alexandra bradford who re mains to mourn bis loss i acttve service notes word has been received by his wife of the promotion of leon cow- tan to the arnk of prllieut pjj cowtan is at present in west africa and expects togbe home on leave soon the funeral service was held at the home on tuesday afternoon where a large number of friends neighbours to the deceased the service was in charge of rev john c mcneil of nassagaweya presbytetdan church interment was mode in nassagaweya presbyterian cemetfery paupaearers were messrs christian joseph wil liam robert andrew and john frank nephews of the deceased besides his wife he leaves to mourn his loss two brothers william and joseph of acton a brother john pre deceased him a few years ago and five sisters mary mrs livingstone rac hel mrs donald sophia mrs don- aid all of mount forest dim mrs carnoohan nelson village and le- utja mrs ray in western canada margaret predeceased film in 1904 free press style in classes ybb your gin asas should be made to fit your particular type 1 of face l a re apedallse in bye gxamm and prescribe attractive glasses at city prices for expert eye service and j neweavatrle in glasses consult 0 t walker r0 eyesight specialist who will be at bis office otar he bell telephone co main street georgetown the second wednesday of each month or i yon may consuh o t waatar i at bis office to brampton phone georgetown frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt servloe phone 301 geo po box 413 gray coach lines timetable now in incrr dajuibt satuc tim uuve obobobidwn for t0sghto 7 fit am 64 pjn m am m pjn tjh pjn b 1000 pjn fob ucmxxm 7 10j6 ajoi- 1 j pjn j 2x pin b u0 pjn 4w pjn z u jo pso iiil and bobdan oofr a ouottte n am nra rmma m qualified cofusetsssus for better class foundation garments reasonably priced anyone wishing a fitting or further information phone 3ft or call at the house mr w mendham ouelph st georgetown c n r timetable daylight saving tim 0o2hg east passenger 7xd sm passenger and mall 10j0 ajn paatsnger and mall 706 pm passenger sundays only pjn passenger dauy 930 pjn qodiq w298t paasanger and mall 847 ajn passenger sat only us pjn passenger dally eiwspt satarday and sunday fl 36 pjn daily except sunday 733 pun passenger sundays omy 11m pill daily except sunday 100 m ooino north passenger and mail 860 ajn going south passenger and mall 708 pjn depot tvfcet offleeawne 2w card ot thanks wish to ttau our fraandi fir of w o liquor control board of ontario notice to individual liquor permit holders 4- a u do not destroy your present individual liquor permit liquor permits will be extended not reissued to march 31st 1946 on application and payment of 100 at any liquor control board store on and after march 19th 1945 the decision to extend the use of the present permits will effect a substantial saving in paper and printing costs and is in keeping with present day conservation policies william g webster chief commisstoner