Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 23, 1942, p. 1

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the georgetow herald seventyfifth year of publication the georgetown herald wednesday sept 23rd 1942 5e a copy 200 a year permanent recruiting station opened in georgetown axcftrmxo roa all abakcsts or the aisvict a irmanmt recruiting station has bean drare on 1uij bum in ur- own thr ms tncludee l cpl dune vtamf fir tom langfrld of uw can adian arur army and alto ptr betty dreyoott of ibr cuiadaan women a army ooms- thr stair haw had carted nprrlrnrr to tnr army and would or plraard to fcntenriea any pertori tnsrrralrd thry are recruiting for au branch ol ac- til brrtc including cwac vet eran ouard and alio the ilrarrrr arm lornr scot it u hopad that ibr aplmdid cooperation already raortwd will oonltnur aa tnr rrault hat brm boat gratifying to the recruiting staff wohzn at wu in world war n canadian womrn bai brro calxl upon for the dm tlmr to irnt a an actual part of ttar canadian active army with tnr pur pose of releasing mm of a- and 8 mrdlral ostrwoo for combatant duty at tnr man ahr rrnuore tnr ctrl wla enlist lh tnr army muat offer brr mm for tnr duration of tnr war and bt willing to htrsr anywhrr- tn ilr ao rtal 8hr uita tn bunib and la tub- jict to army regulation so far a tnry are eppueahl to wemm hrr medical and dental carr lire face brr quarter and hrr clothing areub- aolutrl free a full issue for a gul to thr canadian women army oo rp includes i greatcoat 1 tunlcr winter mr khaki i aklru winter arm khaki 3 tunica tumrorr tropical wortlrd btrtr 3 skirt summer tropical worried blrgr t hat alntrr khaki i hat aummrr brtg i pudonr sweater khaki t trrnchcoel gabrrdlnr hrure 1 muftcr braeh brown 1 pair foloanra 1 pair rubbrrs brown 3 pair glove lrather brown 1 pair mitt lratnrr brown j pair shoe broan t thrta khaki 1 pair canvas ahora khskl 9 pair socklnjrt faan and knakl 7 ties beech brown i oaten- with shoulder sling 1 collar badges i shoulder badfa 1 hat badge 3 towels t holdall 1 locthnruah 1 button bruah 1 clothra bruah 1 shoe bruah 1 kntfr t fork 1 teaspoon 1 tablespoon 1 haversack 1 djfflr baa 1 watrr bottlr with almg on enlistment a recruit receive lis allowance for underclothing and t ev ery three month thereafter bprclal wqulrrmmtn of plrts tn tnuka which tall for rtr tenir tuch as ahorpakln oata for drum amocka for oooka and overalls for mrcnanlca are also pro vided for for irtrli taklnir part in athlrtla ports rommlttres provide all sport ro- alpment the ranks tn the canadla n womena army corps arr identical with the mens dnlslon and they pay two thirds that of a man on active service letter from russia tells ot mittotis there mr tferrls hsu rarn4 a trt- trr frwa ass slarr la statu l- mt usr ftru tar laas tmm aamva war waa tfmlirr h has atstrr ashj h9 fasasy 9ttr taitauj as kirv ssta war wafer s aa atara klurr sasisl tkry ala laaa u asm tkry bru wnx la crtaara as4 ssn tar orraaaas tasna ta tarn utry wrrnl u ua caacaaaa taaar htatlsvrraa bat lar nasss karaaa taaar utr taurrsur far taras ism aaa at lar uavr u sttuaa lary wrrr 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charffr of captain ii c mcciun- c 8 i wil liam oamry and urjt ii c wrtintlna- vorth ttu la thr mcond tlmr thr lornr bcxaj har tronr to camp thi nmmrr halnc pir prnt turo ti k ot 1 camp nlora niakaraonthrllu 1 biturda nrxt t3rpcmbcr 2alh o company will po b oono to crtn for furthrr tocnlcol naanourr on on on and the ciunn ahould or lntrtrtatlnji and tntrurtlr thry vul br nroom- pnlfd b thr lornr scots band thrj all do thrlr own oookin hilr thenr and 1u rrcnaln envr until bun- day vhrn a church paradr 1u takr plnw to thr prabytrrtan church on saturday mmlng dorla hulla orchrra ha a oftrrvd thrlr arrvlcra for u dancr ln trr paxilion ahrn thr pub lic l irvurd to oin with the ooi for rral prttotrrthnr social and personal ic op jack vojn 1 f rrk rnd vr- a mrtl ivrr 1 11 thawillr qartirc l it oii j mr cw1 niu kuwat ol mr w of llornlln 1 o thomisram mr hi id mri arrml atwuod vt tor- ott 1 h icik t1j vl lujln iii talavtl mi mr no mitfitl of tnctano plt thr io aiki llh 1wt ma- tt mm jam mr a ii prllrr rrl oirn bound sprt thr wrrk end in town lira j wcthrrrton of toronto wa a wrrk rnd vlauor in town mi mrs t pjun and mr pattin nd mn t h hul 01 uicn mtor- at n hom ff mr ivnd h mill 8r kin iv nr draui occurvd 00 wadzwcday ftrpotnbrr ifah of mra r k lurrwan to waa probably ororffttowna oldra rtvodrnt mra llarrttfjn had barn lu for uacnr tnociua foakminu a fall in hrr homr thr lat mm llairlaort waa bom haruvit hiiro bridxmari tn nrlwin toviatihlp atrd ru tn hrr ninety wc aid yfr pcurralnr hrr marraur co m k harrwrt ahr camr to orrn town in 18sj yhcrr hrr lair husband docitimd wt lortyrlirht yrart 00 mjd bus public wrfvxil principal he prr- lliirrvon waw pxjbably thr oidrat rr- miuiii i mrmbi r of thr former wra ii m mchodlut churrh ano at thr tlmr ct hrr dah va u mrmbrr ol tr junitrd crmxf tn earlier yrara ahr itnnk nn iwmi fwn in thr wurk o thr ohurrh betntr a lifr mrmbrr of thr wmfl hhr aiinld b onr aon und vo dauvhtrn mr p d flairlvm ork and tmjrfr o uir lm7 of orort town mim ifarrl ifaniikari of thr muiff of thr pirtlif fchool und mr j m mckln1r of toronto filo tlirtr rrmjvtrruldrrn doriajd jolui and m iv mcktnla thrrc other chlmrrn dld in infancy a prvttr funrn1 mai held firm thr rvtrnr on chre strrrt on mondav mr hrrb biirclair and gloria and jyufjeleirie erwin wj in toronto dcftrcourt hnod pttabytcrlaa c 1 ueh thr wtllna for the mar rlaat of mlai madrlrtnr joan fowln dauht of mr manrarrh krwln and the utr irrbrrt rrwln of oorvruyam to 8rnrifit armand tl flmacknrr mountain vlrw aon of mi ind mrs t d srrhamtt orortrtown rlltchi uiiitrnant ii k cum max padrr of v- fl rvmlntr and ounnrry btallon mountnln vlrw offtriatrd mt a o mcdonald tororrto m ntecr tn rrrniaar hhr wore a frown of romanpr blur aurdr jrrtary inr a frorlr pnd cormr of nrtarliff roftr- muw lllldt t krwln waa hrr rizera atfrndant wtwrtna a auh of win moal black acvoiifa and oot anrr of tauwnan rojww thr frrrxxnav man wa nrrtrrant caima mounbala view thr couple will llr in nrurhl jean powers weds arthur engleby mm c tiaery r tn oueph valth mr nard nt uir w und mrs it cant bc bsatt hrcccarrtx red cross rummage sale from srptrmbrr lith to mrth the local brunch of thr red crwss boclrty held a rummifff aalr tn thr mcolbbon block donations wvrr lanrr and ar- lrd and a auccrasful aale rrnultrd rr ollzlnff for thr red crou ln thr nrth bourhood of 150 00 thr list of donnra took in the cnure community including thr vlllafpr of arurrovr norval llme- hoasr olcn williams and str-wnrt- ttran thr commlurr ln charcr wiw mrs anne laaun mra p p black- bum mlss jean macjcertrjc mra 8 v king mrse rhmcan and mra brill a raffle is belnc held on a quilt lac h biidr of brantford aprnt ihimf of in r pnrma jauti4t coailipan i mrr jl norv luis returned homr utrr prndlns a fei axrka 1th her svt mm j nyn in bt cahartnr mi tir airk end at the hem- of mr and rtan rrtumrd with hrr or a vwt in mrs a kran i town fi r and rrrodlr i oumta tv the lnr of mr and mr u t r5i t dab hoare on banday wrrr jack wit mr and mrs ororgf smith mr and mra e w wodson aho are unntf rrscrma in ororrxown letl jytlc relay for thrlr home in toronto mr and mrs fxvc aurtn of bt vsn plt or dmnot mich and anpu- tn iukhullrr rnarnbonin of vonoou- er both bojr ore on active brmlcr with thr nehrrtand and arr fitatloncd at stratford ont mr ana mrs trc iuim ui ot thomae wrrr itltors dunnr ui- w k l a oint wrlnrr roam wsji held by the with mr o t mckay nvmbrn of oie choirs of knox piracy- ond with mr o t mckay tertan chirrch mlas bcmlcc hurhcs iuls nirncl nrarrpon prrslytrrtan church on home aftrr anrndlnff four months in monday rlcht the ernt umk pljro a hr prminc of quebec ilnldla and was attrndrd bj- 45 mem- mr w r rw a- 1 brr- ivnd friend- inkndlrur n nlmberor the outlntr was arrnntred by tnr choir lender mr john hodrtinx of brnmp- rrv john ward officiated at the ftrmoon 1th rev r c todd of the danny ol lumuton aw vtaluna at thrlunltrd church oondiictlna thr arr- lkofluiluv jran lvvbrllr powrra mr and mrs mom pallbearers were mrwi j w unt 0 mrs powrrs and thr lau kennedy f w coir w y brodlry ufj pa powrrs of rockwood to mt dr p r wataun and two aundions r donald and john mckinla intel- tnrrc took plscr in orernwood otmrt- rry georgetown imtwo wayh to wtv tut war how arnrrioan invrnlora arr think ing up nrw tricks to brat thr axis la reported ln the american weekly with this sunday bt 57 liaur of thr detriot sunday tlrnra and while aorne of thr idea seem crazy remember lonardo dovlncln brturwtorms of 400 yinr oro a lot of which har become rrailtlra br surr to ffrt sunday s de triot timrs arthur entrlrhy son of mr and ufa w p emrleby of ororvrtown ourn in marrlaurr by hrr tnothajr the brtdr wore btrretlefyrth whibt ahrrr crrpr oer satin and oarrittt brtorcllrte row aopsophlaa and fern bnr waa ottrndrd by hrr ataler lfiaaj maud powrrs mr waller hoda rvrw- arttown waa wstt man and ulaa marian powrv r n sister of the brlts played pouowirur a rrorrrtlnn my and mr erutlrby left on honeymoon trip to comern ontario the bride trwvaulntl lh nwrr fhrured 0nrs autcntni hat land aerorlras and rauant blur coavt thry will rrrtde in orofrtjrmm mr arthur beaumont called the either day and remarked that he had five or six replies to an advertisement tie inserted tn the herald for a build- tng for aale this is only one of thr many calls that come to this office of the same nature and we can assure anyone concerned that the herald does donated to the red cross by mm r reach the buytrg public tn this district jc nuont ftnd a drcywd dou nlv t if you have anvthlnjr to sru or desire ln2 dravn for doll u db to obtain ariyourur tr n herald ad- m robbs druir store window the erturmrnt it wul save you time and draw unu ukt m tveembrr do the trick i acton baptist church was first in esquesins orranlied tn iui centenary cel ebrated sunday september 13th the home of che late samuel wor- ren one time resident of georgetown and esquealng township was the meet- toff place for the organization of the firs baptist conirresatlon in esqussing township prior to erecting the first church in aoon the congregation met in the different homes of the congreg ation and on special ckwiirtons ln the old methodist church on the bate line in 1653 rev john oakley was called as the first pastor prior to gains to acton a balding was built at uallina- fad for the baptists when rev r b cook was the minister but it was moved to acton tn ims the first church at acton was built on a lot offered to the congregation by one at the members the present ed ifice was erected in 19m and was ded icated debt free by the rev chan cellor wallace dc of mcmaetw unl- deooratod with autumn floaers rev john e ostrom ba b and th we are pleavd to report that mr bd iu11 ouelph 61 whf uiulrrann un operation in ouelph otvnu hohpluu recently la lmpromjt mcru mr- h q annstrontr of london waa a week end gtieat at thr home of hrr parents mr and mrs ocorge smith main street mr and mr ivis lath velmn lnne and mlvi alice jnckson spent the wtek nd at the home of mr and mrs jack f ane proon ont ret nnd mrs jolui a m dermd and non john of orand valley were visltom thls utek uilh mm j mcder- mld and m1m isabel mcdormld ooorgitown buchta at the potu-bth- ney wedding ln toronto on saturday uerc mr and mrs w c antnony mr jincl mrs harold bingham nnd mrs sam walker ton mls ixirleen smith who is on the n fxt hfc nirlnti staff of the soldlera memorial present pastor of the church was inhnmitjl orillln nnt a fr davs i charge of the services ho was ousted pr nanni ljtr and f qeors i nnd the morning service by rev p o 2ltt jtnv j d apor8 maid of honour mly manrorr robert reeve weds retty ritchie knox presbyterian church was the scene of a pretty wrddlna on saturday hen vera fatzabnth botyt dautrh- ter of mr and mrs j b ritchie wnn uniud ln morrtatrt to robert richard rrrve ion or mr nnd mrs arthur reeve rev c c cochrane officiated and the weddlnt music was plmed bv mrs james eans the soloist was mr chalmers of toronto oharlrs ollbnrt of toronto was groomsman and thr ushers were james rltohte brother of the bride and william reeve bro ther or the rroom the bride who was riven tn marrlftre bv her father wore white sheer over laffota and a fincer tip veil and halo hmixirerv and carried n corsaire of am active service notes lc liatencc ncaumont hat been transit rred from prince albert sask to risers man lieut max strnnir has recmuy been transferred from kingston to london ontario word has reached tius office that david bowman of the lome scots overseas has been promoted to cor poral pte gordon james has been trans ferred with thr lome seats to van couver b c flight commander charles stock- ford recently stationed at no 19 eft s virden man ln taking a refresher oourv at lachlne que pte ralph thomnson of the rco c son of mr and mrs alfred thom- nnan main street north is home on leave for camp petawawa sgt jim kelly who has been on operations somewhere on the east coant has been transferred to malton us an instructor at no 1 observer v school on sunday september 13th the centenary of the first baptist church in esquralng olwerwil with special ervioea the church waa beautlfuny i burrell who ministered to the congreg atlon over thirty years ago former choir members mr and mrs c r knapp of hanover sang lovely ducts while mr charles landtborough pre sided at the organ prof r a mccracken or memaster university brought a very inspiring message to the congregation as special speaker he based his sermon on a text for a changing world but this world yet once more slanlfleth the removing of those things that are spoken of things that ore mode that thaw things which cannot be shaken may remain quoting this utile verse he said the simple things will not change in this world or toll and bubble two things stand like atone kindness is anothers trouble courage in your own at the evening service rev ostrom was assisted by rev a w posbury of the ttalted church and rev forbes thomaori of the presbyterian ouiroh mr and mrs dauphtcr miss dorls gregory or wood swac mr and mrs charles mcmencmy and son hughlc or hamilton were veek end guests af mr und mrs j ritchie smith main street rlt- chle sister of rodney oregory andl sh- shoulder length veil of tnrquolse hlue ttlle falling from a hair- dress of blue flowers and carried a corsage of vellow clndtoll the brides maid- mls pltn mtrhle sister of h bride nnd miss doris oreoorv of woodstock niece of the bride wore recent dinner guests at hunters inn pink sheer and a shoulder lencrlh veil second lieutenant roger quyot for ebrtdewor 01 williams leaves on saturday to take the officers training course dps directorate af per sonncl selection at camp borden included dr and mrs d m davidson ouelph mr and mrs p c whltmee and linda and mr and mrs walter whhmee oeonrotown chaplain chad- wick and mrs buchanan petersburg mrs cook ottawa- p o duck st eug ene mr and mrs c potts nee darts besseyl toronto mr o t mckay georgetown and mrs eric allan st thomas mr and mrs albert held rnagaraontheiiike and dr and mrs clifford reld georgetown ur o r sdke brampton mtas mary mul- doon and mr 11 trasey toronto mr and mrs cymi prsntford georgetown and party falimtr from n hnlrdrees of nink flowers and carried a cascade of pink gladioli the reception followed tn the base- mmt of the church when mrs ritchie received dressed ln maroon with black oecsworles and wore a mrsaife of tarnnne baby mums mrs reeve assist ed her wearing powder blue with navy necessaries and wore a corsage of pink babv mums the couple left on a motor trip v northern ontario and for the trip the bride chose a soldier blue wool suit with brown fur and brown accessories upon their return they will make their home in g mr and mra ocarge rlddall geo rge street received word from their son pu george rlddall this week biotlng that he took port in the dteppe raid the rlddall s had no idea their snr was in the raid and they were both shocked and pleased to hear that ha hod token part and came through ok oeorge is with the lath field am bulance mrs e dickenson christine and john of steworttown attended the ser vice in st pauls church bloor st toronto on tunday 8epemher 15th a commemorative service nor held far the ptrst battalion ot the royal regiment of canada in honour of those who made the supreme sacrifice ln the raid on dieppe colonel d h c mason db o o b e commanding officer and the royal regiment paraded to the church for he service mrs dicken sons son pte harry dickenson hae been llsed is missing after the raid letters are beginning to reach town from overseas telling af the dieppe raid mrs o gluevet had word from her sons this week pte james olllevet and pte gerald olllevet who are with the r ii l i both boys were wounded and are now recovering in hospital in eng land pte jim writes 4hat they wen not seriously injured although a bull- et in the back narrowly missed his spina 1j i he told of leaving the beaesfand how ond were p o dougoa sargent lac hlne que lc cpl bertha schenkj toronto pte frank golds halifax pte walter blehn onlua tnr joe hall jr orlllla nearly all the lome scots who were stationed at nlsffaraonthelsie have been transferred to the west coast prior to laavbur town the active ser vice league presented each local man with a leather blllfoh a letter from pte steve emmerson overseas asks that we thank all loco oroonlmtlorts for itte many paresis and cigarettes he has been receiving he aays the bora of the protective corps are all fin and doing a lot of lerloui txaltthlf the german snippers shot five ot their party as they boarded the boats in re turn among them was pte john c- kane a cousin whom jim says died la his arms without a lost farewell a letter from pte john oarmlo- hael in which he sends along nil um for the herau states that we have overlooked a local bhtth una boy on our active service list at is pie o w wnaon who la also stationed at camp borden pte wfl- ton has completed ma traimng batlo and advanced and u also cianfled aa a cook having takenaeioura at tttt ooofcrry l ax oathp kjraan aoa oarmlehael is also a oook and may together quite

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