Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), December 14, 1955, p. 3

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glen williams 030 am maltin 10 40 am church school second of three article the next day the people- from the village cam to gape at us they brougm luura of cold bulled eggs lb the evening brought us some hot soup our first hot meal la nearly a v una kettle two spoons and a dozen grinning staring women but we fell to with a will alter the feed the woaoan who had found ua la the wood led ua aloof a path between dou ble fences till we reached her house 2 men were there tee of whom we teamed later we the leader of the local underground the leader o the pair brought huge german ltiger out of hia jacket and laid it on the table then he be gan to question ua in broken lnglh particularly he wanted to know why we used the word yeah for ye to the rrench this sounded too much like the german ja lt waint easy even with the prec ious phrase book trying to explain the difference what clinched tha deal for them though was a picture 1 had taken of myself and my wife f l yn n nursing home kindly cam good food uppuet 13000 per week sml invalid- 1400 see day bed patient 15 00 per day one mile south of acton on highway no 23 phone acton 134 w 4 1214 jteautty ire in a canadian setting and another of myself and some friends at llali fax after a lot more questions they let us go back to the barn lo sleep we slept all day and at night the vll lagers came back again this urn with hot roast chicken to how their appreciation of what the canadians were doing in tbs war and during the nest few days we hsj long talks with them atxut canada and about krence our high sch o krench was pretty useful a doubtful treat we icjirued that he wui isn whod found u n thi wood was will tcuca ted anc wi therefore wry helpful in the ua lt tc un 1 lluwtvei sh wain t ai actual member a only t people lik due tot teaher lawyer and jlien with unlimilt d contacts wt re ixnnltled to be numbers we stayed two inurt lav hurinu that lime the villagers paid ui an other tribute it was a special treat a half raw aleak in which raw on ions had been buried it was barely warm and just about made us sick but ihev presented it to us with aueh good heart and sat around watching while we forced it down so we tossed off every scrap of it rathtr than hurt their feelings the nent day we were given old clothes that were much lo big for us our own clothes were taken and burned the msn who had interroga led us arrived and we started off for hrnnrncuurt he walked ahead of us pusunji his bicycle and we kept our d i st airier behind we traveled only by day as this was ihr safest time to be on the road ah one found out at night would be shot on sight the german wtren t likey to suspect any one travelling in broad daylight at least we hoped they wouldnt 1 rawrxiwsccxyw cosmetic gifts she will treasure by yardlay evening in parit dorothy gray tiffany max factor 100 to 1350 perfumes and colognes to delight the most fastidious lady all tha famoui namat fabarge linvin 471 1 dana yardlay dorothy gray shultan evening in pari 100 to 650 chocolates the finest selection in town bowntraa nellaena smlla n chucklaa wllun cadbury 65c to 395 see our wide selection of coutts christmas cards and gift wrappings cameras by kodak 560 op cameras camera flash outfits 1145 up be sure to have a supply of flath bulbs for those christmas morning pictures mens gifts toiletry sets bachelor saaferth old spice yardlay 100 is 750 electric shavers sunbeam phillip remington schick 1795 to 3850 cigarette cigar pipe cigarette lighter pens sheapters 195 to 2500 estfrrrook 325 700 ball pens paper mai sheaffer evarsfiarp 9se to 600 mw riulac ptac m our guide was slopped by sold iers we were to keep on walk ing and ignore him if wed been stopped our guide would simply climb on his bike and leave us to the gerrol an we gat away with h uihtbl we passed some jerries once but haj thing happened it was five miles to llennencourt the towj was a small crossroads with gun emplacement still there from the kirst world war we were led to a house in the ten ire of town less than a hundred yards from a large germ an transport unit stationed in the town a villa hennencourt had a popu lauon of about 200 we ate well there friends of the people who were hrsbouring us came to visit and stare sod each brou something from hi own meagre rat ions to help feed the exhibits sunday afternoon was the favourite 4uiting time now i know how the bears in the too must feel all afternoon they would sit and chatter and stare the lntleal bob uid i uttered a word all conversation ceased and everyone in the room would focus their attention on ua we hw the bbc while we were on display st this home we heard the radio for the first time since we were shot down we heard illic news and orire 1 even heard a program that mentioned my home town georgetown ontario it was auutlc how ilad 1 was to hear that a house in my home town had burned down the presence of radios in rrench home was sn indication of the ger man a applied psychology radios kept thr rrench content snd also gsve jer ry a medium for spreading pro peg an da the ulic was firmly vrrbotrn grr man soldurs would barge into french homes and impect radio drsla st will it became a housrhuld rule in occu pled france that alter list ning to the mil or allied latum the radio was to be turned away from the slat ion when shut off it wai through this germancontrolled radio that we heard that the bun bombs had devas tated london the biggest city in the world was reported to be in flam es llowevt r thi lillc claimed a mi nimum damage had been caused by the robol bomb after a while ut couldn t hrlp wondering who was rlghl the persistence of the german propaganda had a telling effect to add weight to the gtrman pro pagands programs the french in thli are hid something else to conwncc them a flying bomb site uat just outside the town and dav and nnht the roaring lalu olf of 1 winild si t the ground tremhling a saad race sormliim wed see ha1- and thr kc y planes fling o r and e couldn t hrlp but think of how their crews wuuld be back in their messes in twu or three hours comparing not es u r l a and fried rc american tin forts passed oir loo fllng thrir tight formation once we sew parachutis mushroom out from one american aircraft and txgin the long laz drift lo earlh ttlalem loout 20 minutes from height snd as soon as it s fairly certain where the chutists will land the germans head for tha spot so do the french it was si wai a strange sort of race the jirnrs in trucks staff cars snd motor cclcs and the french on foot there was never time for the conquerors to stop the conquered from competing in the race both sides just dashed hell bent forclcction to be first on the scene if tha germsns won the race the atory ended right there a prisoner of war camp for the duration if the french got there first it wss a different matter the man lb the lead would dash across the field ripping off hli clothing as hf ran when he reached the airman ire would start tearing his uniform off him and with gestures and word make it clear clear that they were to switch cloth es when the change was made the rest of the frenchmen would gather around the disguised airman and point in the direction opposite to that taken by the uniformed frenchman sabetaoe it seemed crazy to us at first but its really pretty sensible the french man in the airmans uniform wouldnt have any troublo keeping out of sight in familiar countryside and the disguised airman wouldnt be easy to detect in a group of peasants his french might not be so hot but nei ther was the germans anyway r worked bob and i were amazed at the sab otage being carried out by mere kids working with the underground the teen aged boy in tho family that was harbouring us went out regularly his antic read like a dime novel piano wires across roads to chop the heads off german motorcyclists twisted spikes on main roads to foul the urea of german convoys dynamite ticks under railway tracks and when the invasion came these young- tors would bring out burled arms and ammunition for open aid to the allies wo got pretty tick bf waiting we played cribbage and rummy until wed run up a score of 29000 but a break came eventually we were sitting in tha kitchen playing rummy when the door bpened suddenly and a frenchman walked in on us this man was known to bo on friendly ternut with tha germans i contlnuod on page 11 milton rector rev d powell speaks here rectors of anglican church in georgetown and llilton pulpits on sunday in connection with theftdvent anniversary observance rev kenneth ririurdson went to hilton on sundsy morning while rev ixavid powell took services at st georges and st al bans glen wu 0txmop ur powell recently inducted as rector at uilton had previously serv ed four years st i urns ton he has been active in choral activities and recently organized s junior choir fee uval which was held in the uilton fukch t sir powell made some pertinent ob servations about the celebration of christmas stressing the religious as pects of the season as well as the holi day spirit he asked anglicans lo ess mine their faith in the light of what other religious groups of different persuasions are doing today in their missionary activity at home snd in fo reign land st pauls bazaar held at norval in their parish hall gaily decorated with lighted christmas trees and dec oration st paul a guild held their annual bazaar saturday december 10th the event was well atleiidm snd those in charge of the various booths were mrs hsrold smellie ur walter tidier sirs arthur burton sirs g shenng urs victor hazell alls kd ns kerr sirs hubert gollop aliases disnnc shenng hsrbsrs hazell nan cy grasby and judith hvedehave many of the patrons enjoyed after noon tea strved by sirs john kawllng son mrs arthur harnett sirs wil 11am r inamure mrs paul died sirs walter hvedehave and mr camp b ii robinson cook wedding at erin dale rectory of saturday iec mber 3rd mrs hdns cook and mr albert icobinson wire married quietly at the anglican kcctory in hrindalc by llev hanks after the ceremony mrs charlie krrns of kridale ur hobinson s shv trr h id a rectption at her home for ur an 1 mrs itotunsun you donl srguc with a toco- tnutuvc so a nunufactuju of rail cgiupmau has developed a lshiweight rail inapeaso car that came four peueja yet can be il en off tha track by oee man since men who desian rail cars aircrail and mho trans poruuoa eqhuconent rejjulrry last aluminum to cut down dead wcuiht and increase pay load h is no surprise- that aluminum was used lo replaoe heavies malrtishi tn many nans of ihts imtnthto car the person ho wtu be surprised la ihc loco- nwmve cncineer ho dm tee rsi fupetior ivmitnalanjly and single riandedly huisuaf huuootxr from the irack- al uminwm company op canada lid a1can eavtstrough1ng plumbing heating don houston tr 72506 teccmpeiefle 1 see our choice selection of sweet yuletide specialties holiday assortment of fine boxed chocolates 100 and up a fine stock of christmas bulk candy 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