Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), May 13, 1942, p. 7

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the georgetown herald wednesday may 13th 1942 wllkrmmm wttldins b terarte saturday a ealt waddfcae was trjernnlarf by obarles o stone to the chapel weateimater omtrel united fe en saturday afternoon when r hectxim runthter sf icr and mrs john hepburn b- tarae the farble of charles o willi son of ura w1d and the uto char les w wills of toronto the bride etna to morris by her father wore a blue dawn preneh wool ensemble with mjtrfiwiy bat and nar her corses u of red 8ba iu attended by her stater fvannr hepburn wearing a of rat befee crepe and corset of copper rosea thomas win bro ther of the eom was beat uan tb reception wa bald at tba reel- deoe of tba brio emar ita p w t sut oner hd mr hepburn aslbtf of tba bride rao la a sown of queen blaa tuk eee wun tnatchin has aetlatlae wu tba mo ther of tba room in a printed navy and whit ansevnm with coraac of mbtsd bwn the bridal eoopi left oo a trtr to ckiiw the red cross needs 9000000 now it is only throuth the fnhin red croaa society that anybody in canada can send food paroeu to any canadian british australian or new 7nt prisonerofwar anywhere this is but one of the great tasks of the canadian red croaa great tasks require great effort and much money more than 40000 prisonersofwar food parcels are sent overseas by the red cross every week this number must be more than doubled to meet the actual need more than a million such parcels have already been sent to prisonersofwar it all coats money the canadian red cross society has not campaigned nationally for funds since october 1040 it now asks urgently for 19000000 in the only national rrnnaleri for war service funds to be authorized by the govern ment this year every dollar contributed by you is wisely dealt with and economically adminis tered all red cross accounts are subject to scrutiny by the auditorgeneral of canada the casasaa heel cress ha si van oormous to the injured and b us bombed areas in britain at coventry and hull in devastated london plymouth bristol end liverpool tba canadian red craee wu there million of ertklee of clothins e blankets end other comforts have been attributed themikiie ef til garni la atrrtaln here been made orpbana by tba war the canadian had croaa hae fed and clothed many of i bometeee onee and found tbem abetter ttis centals steel craaa beclety mi enquiry bureaue through which fsmlhae us canada obtaui information ronrdlns m losing ratativas through thus bureau priaonereof war or m terms dvuiana ara loca the work u carried on in coopera tion with the intarnational red croat at genera swiuarund tfce cmaellaw keel cress haa supplied m mobqa kitchen unite for britaine are fighter tneee unite are equipped to go into nr4 area and feed 260 workere at a time local campaign headquarters dale bennett phone 19 georgetown canadian4red cross tmk only national campair if vt for wan cmvick funoi red cross packs food parcels for prisoners of war ife wm j behind the barbed wire of german italian prison camps thousands of b canadian australian and now nd prisoners of war look forward the weekly food parcels thoy ro- tbrough the international red at geneva the canadian red cross is now packing these parcels at the rate ot 3000000 per year and hopes to increase this to 4000000 by the ond of 1043 above british pris oners of war are seen behind the bar ricade in a oerman prison camp lower left canadian volunteer work ers nun a modem assembly line in a toronto red cross depot lower right a shipment of canadian red cross food parcels arrives at the in ternational red cross warehouse at aeneva switzerland cuunrt aw sodtty annual mertjftg tba annual liming of the child ren aid society of the counties of fee and halton wu held in the sunday school room of at- paula united church ulltoo oo the evening of apru ssyh imi the praetdent ur j j jsxrueson of oooksvlllr con ducted the meeting- which was opened with prayer by rev j a uoorr ot uulon thrre wu a rood attendance of recmerntatrfe cttlsraa from both oountla the trauunrra report wu stav mltted by ulai cdna andrrson of aiillon ahowtns total rcoelpu of tlt3t of this amount txmtoo wu nbortued from the oifxndants allowance board at ottawa or ad- mlnlatrauon on the part of eoldlrn- famulae the ouprrtnlmdrnt o p thomp- aon mnrted on the field work of the society etnalne the tnoreaiad work in aormacuon with eokurn famlllea and thr adminiatratlon of allowancea in special caue lie re ported a total of 187 child protection eaaee dealt wtth tnwrrtng ms child ren 110 cfuldrra were under the care of the society at the end of the yar with the poaalbulty of more comlnr tnto care oo of rrlaans con- diuoru due to the war the tuiat apeakrr of the atralnf ur o oram stcbbra of hamilton prraldmt of the prorlndal aiaocla- uon of chudrrai aid socletlea wtio wu introduced by ur a- afsaon of acton ravr a mon tntereatlnf and informative address rtreattns the lay- membm dutlee and reaponiibllltlee in the operation of the society potntlnj out that a great deal had been acccta- pluhed in the field of child wetfare in recent years but a great deal more remains to be done ur a sherman warden of peel county apoka briefly and lb beau moot canjotor of the hamilton child rrna aid society extended greeunra tba roliowtnf officers were elected for the mailing year honcnry solcuors w i tuck ko uliton a o dans ko orampton prraldmt ura w j hood bramp ton let vlcepraslderu war ulldnkl jarvu oakvule 2nd vlcrprealdent z d uaaulre clarkaon hon oacretary treaeurrr a- uaaon acton secretary and superintendent o p thompson uliton treasurer and office secretary cdna anderson uliton esecutlie peel ura r l uoseley bramoton j j jamleeon coouvule w a batea brampton cucuttvr helton un f pullen oalrvulr urs it e nixon uliton rev j b uoorr uliton county council rrprrienuuira halton w n olloert bronte j u campbrll oakvule county councu repmrntautrs peel alruue sherman mono road j o hooper ualton on adjournment light refrnhmenu were eenrd by the evenmu auxiliary of the church bringing to a close a most successful meeting in our mail bag uarch 30th im3 dear editor and staff opportunity nudged me again so im taking advantage to send along a few more estra thank yous for the constant arrival or the local edition and alio the time and trouble its taken to make it pouiblr the rea son lor the extras is that for quite some time now my ideu and inten tions just dldn l manage somehow or another to flow post the pen point that is one of my naturally attached habits hoaever but in uue of any doubt my friends at home can easily confirm this con reunion there has been an odd occasion or two when the paper itself dldn t turn ip but on the whole there s little room for complalnu in regards to its regularity it is without a doubt very much or interest to read or what the folks on the home front are doing in regards to war work raising of funds etc besides seeing what is being sent and being done by other local citizens now in the vari ous forces i wu a little surprised in that sufficient material wu avail able for a hockey team lost winter but not a little more i must admit at their position of top rung up to date of fob 11 i hope they went farther than our team which this year reached only the scmlrinals all our gomes were played in the ice palace in brighton on artificial ice theres been very little change in the army routine in the put six months outside of the appliance or a few more yards of the wellknown red tape from tune to time but it doesnt seem to make a great deal or difference to us anymore anyway however u at home a few of the boys over here are binding them selves with the chains of msari- many and seem to be doing very well considering conditions so i guess there isnt very much to worry over thanxlna you once more for all the news from home i still remain pte chaplin naeoto 2nd division supply ool men women hit 40 fedweaiawoni0m wart maul psjlvbjl mtsstyt you roll tun batter wh j ogdenscuv cicartt tobacco year round protection yeaa alar year 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