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	Telegraph \| News \| Major George Drew
		Drew remembered wondering dreamily in the relaxed atmosphere of the "phoney war" whether to win the VC "straight away and get the others later on in the week, or whether to work up to it slowly".
		Drew used his solitary confinement in a French camp at Soest to read through Hugo's Italian in Nine Days, an Italian dictionary and Pinnochio in the original, then was transferred to Eichstatt, where he worked on a highly professional tunnel escape by 65 prisoners.
		George Drew, who died on October 20, did not believe in an afterlife; but he said that if there was one, he and Fergusson would talk for eternity and try to come home: "On past form we will not quite make it."
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2005/11/19/db1901.xml (1098 words)

	George Drew - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		George Drew was educated at Upper Canada College, graduated from the University of Toronto and studied law at Osgoode Hall Law School.
		Drew won by responding to the mood of the times, and running on a relatively left-wing platform, promising such radical reforms as free dental care and universal health care.
		Drew was strident in his criticism of the federal government of Mackenzie King, attacking its leadership in the Canadian war effort, chastizing it during the Conscription Crisis of 1944 for not instituting full conscription, and accusing it of attempting to centralize power.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/George_Drew (993 words)

	George Lopez : : News
		GEORGE: I was telling my wife that it's almost like a love triangle between a guy and his wife and his mother, who, with him being an only child, has never completely let go of him.
		GEORGE: There were some opportunities to proceed with my own show, but the people were all wrong, and the characters were all wrong.
		GEORGE: Initially, I could have gotten my SAG card by playing an illegal alien who stole a car that had a dead body in the trunk on an episode of "Hunter," so I turned that down.
	www.georgelopez.com /news/02_11.html (1038 words)

	Turning Point: The Art of Story
		George Drew’s meticulously-drawn portrait of the work and lives of the scientists is a rich blend of poetry, narrative, and research.
		“Surely, George Drew’s topic—the advent of the atomic bomb—is a myth that came to life and is the stuff, inevitably, of poetry.
		George Drew was born in Mississippi and raised there and in New York State, where he currently resides.
	www.turningpointbooks.com /drew.html (461 words)

	Last Letter of Governor George Franklin Drew
		George Franklin Drew was a native of Alton, New Hampshire, born on August 6, 1827.
		Drew built a lumber empire over the next several decades, and he also became active in Democratic politics.
		Friends who had gathered there noticed that Drew "was seen to draw a long breath, gasp once or twice, after which his head feel to the back of the chair and he immediately became motionless." He was dead by the time doctors arrived.
	www.floridamemory.com /FloridaHighlights/Drew (335 words)

	George Drew, famous for escapes from German PoW camps in WWII, dead at 87 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Drew died Oct. 20 at a hospital in Williton, southwest England, Elaine Steele said.
		Drew was captured in Belgium during the German drive toward Calais, and was taken first to a camp at Laufen in Bavaria, where he took up wood carving.
		The pair were sent to Colditz, where Drew used his carving skills to fashion fake German belt buckles and forged an eagle stamp onto the heel of a shoe for stamping on faked German documents preparatory to an escape.
	www.cbc.ca /cp/world/051122/w112232.html (361 words)

	George Lopez : : News
		George drew fellow fashion plate Jesper Parnevik as a partner and said, "We are like Starsky and Hutch.
		George's long putt for net birdie at 15 and Jesper's bird at the 18th moved us to 21 under, two strokes clear of the cut line.
		George thought 5-iron, but all week 175 had been an easy 4-iron, and with the pin cut deep I convinced George to hit the four.
	www.georgelopez.com /news/05_02.html (1311 words)

	Drew, George Alexander - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		DREW, GEORGE ALEXANDER [Drew, George Alexander] 1894-1973, Canadian political leader.
		A lawyer, he led the Conservative party in Ontario from 1938 and served in the provincial legislature (1939-48) and in the House of Commons (1949-56).
		From 1943 until he resigned in 1948, Drew was premier of Ontario and minister of education, laying the foundation for extensive educational reforms.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-drew-g1eo.html (297 words)

	Newsletter, Dancing With the Stars Page 2
		After the dance Drew said the 30 did put pressure on them but the scores are out of their control and they just have to dance the best they can.
		Drew told Cheryl that the judges always complain about his shoulders but there is nothing he can do about it cuz he doesn't have a neck and his shoulders are just like that.
		George said he doesn't want to do this to Drew but he wants his fanbase of his 6 loved ones to vote for his future wife Stacy.
	www.sirlinksalot.net /newsletters/newsletter022706-6.html (4778 words)

	George Drew, 87, British POW Brewed Turnip Hooch at Colditz - November 25, 2005 - The New York Sun
		Major George Drew, who has died aged 87, helped his fellow prisoners to cope with the boredom and deprivations of Colditz Castle during World War II by producing potent homemade alcohol.
		When Drew and Fergusson took part in the British television series "Escape From Colditz" in 2000, they made their potion for the first time since 1945.
		The son of devout Congregationalists, George Shepherd Drew was born on March 5, 1918.
	www.nysun.com /article/23502 (447 words)

	The Genealogy Guys Podcast
		George and Drew return from Boston with a report of highlights from the 2006 Federation of Genealogical Societies conference.
		George and Drew outline what topics they'll be addressing at the FGS Conference, and the Guys will also be at the Lee County Genealogical Society in Ft. Myers, Florida on September 20 to produce a "live" podcast.
		Drew shares his recent experience participating in a Skypecast moderated by Dick Eastman, both of the Guys talk in detail about next year's research trip to London (e-mail classes@ahaseminars.com for more info), and a listener question about a gas station leads to a discussion about locating information about businesses.
	www.genealogyguys.com (1027 words)

	Amy Steedman: Saint George
		Saint George was born far away in Cappadocia, in the year 303 A.D. His father and mother were nobles of that country and were also Christians, although they lived under the rule of the heathen Emperor Diocletian.
		Saint George and the Princess Cleodolinda led the dragon into the market-place, followed by the wondering crowd; and there Saint George drew his sword and cut off the head of the hideous monster.
		They would have given all they possessed to Saint George in their joy and gratitude; but he told them that the only reward he desired was that they should believe in the true God, and be baptized Christians.
	www.catholic-forum.com /saints/stg05002.htm (1935 words)

	George Franklin Drew - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		George Franklin Drew (August 6, 1827–September 26, 1900) was the twelfth governor of the U.S. state of Florida.
		Born in Alton, New Hampshire, he moved to the south, opening a machine shop in Columbus, Georgia in 1847.
		Last Letter of Governor George Franklin Drew From the State Library and Archives of Florida.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/George_Franklin_Drew (203 words)

	Ellaville - Ghost Town
		George Drew and Louis Bucki had a number of business's here including logging, sawmill, turpentine, and railroad car building.
		George Drew became the first Governor of Florida after the Reconstruction.
		This actual flywheel from the Drew Sawmill is on display across the river in the Suwannee River State Park.
	www.ghosttowns.com /states/fl/ellaville.html (278 words)

	John Drew
		bred by John Drew of Halifax County and foaled in 1783, "won upwards of one hundred races in Virginia and North Carolina." This horse was certified in 'the American Race Turf Register' by William Drew of Halifax Town in 1824.
		Drew agrees to let Rawls have the Wilkins plantation, three Negoes, certain livestock, beginning 1 January 1797, to keep up the plantation where Robert Sandifer now lives, and said Rawls is to tend and keep and ride over the plantation of said Drew in Scotland Neck as often as twice a week.
		John Drew Jr's wife Lucy died in childbirth in March 1805 and in Nov 1805 John Drew Jr sold all this property for $10,000 to his brother in law, Stark Armistead 1785-1835, husband of sister Mary Cary Drew [ca1785-1820].
	www.sallysfamilyplace.com /Rayner/drewj.htm (2650 words)

	George Stanley's Home Page
		George Edward Stanley always wanted to be a spy, but he has settled for writing about them...
		As a result, he had access to a lot of sources for learning about how police use science to solve crimes, a subject he'd always been interested in.
		NANCY DREW #155 - THE MYSTERY IN TORNADO ALLEY(2000), written under the name Carolyn Keene, Simon and Schuster/Pocket Books/Minstrel, New York.
	www.cameron.edu /~georges (2539 words)

	The Nancy Drew Project
		She realized that for most of the week George was clearly a "basket case," vacillating between anxiety and depression.
		And Bess realized that George needed to do something, to be active again, if she were to avoid slipping into the slough of despond.
		As the week drew to a close, Bess decided that she and George would have a try at solving the fingernail code-the only clue to Nancy's fate that George had found at the High Road Inn.
	www.lanceandeskimo.com /nancydrew/hr9amesopotamianmystery.shtml (1658 words)

	TIME.com: Enter George Drew -- Feb. 7, 1949 -- Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Directly across the aisle from him sat George Alexander Drew, the new boss of the rival Progressive Conservative Party.
		George Drew's plans had been worked out in secret presession caucuses with Conservative M.P.s.
		George Drew called the speech "inadequate." Taxes, he said, should have been cut long ago.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,799769,00.html (691 words)

	Welcome to the Drew House Bed & Breakfast
		You will find Drew House the perfect setting for weddings, seminars, corporate retreats or simply a peaceful night's stay.
		With its classic stone barbecue, lush green lawns and sunny slate courtyard, the garden at Drew House has an atmosphere of peace and contentment.
		Complete with more than 40 trees and its own fish pond, the garden is a wonderful place for a leisurely stroll, quiet meditation, or an afternoon nap.
	www.drewhouse.com (195 words)

	James Drew - Winter 1999
		In 1998, pianists Drew and Mary Gae George presented Submerged Choirs in Salt Lake City.
		Drew and George performed Hypothetical Structures, Book One in Dallas and Waco in 1998.
		Soprano Nina Bleq sang Lute in the Attic in Brussels in 1998.
	www.sai-national.org /pubs/win99/jmdrew.html (162 words)

	Odeo: The Genealogy Guys Podcast
		George and Drew take the Genealogy Guys Podcast on the road to a monthly meeting of the Lee Count...
		George and Drew return from Boston with a report of highlights from the 2006 Federation of Geneal...
		George and Drew return from the annual conference of the National Genealogical Society.
	odeo.com /claim/feed/39a77bcb437ad22a (537 words)

	James Drew - Winter 2001
		The Celebration Music is presented in conjunction with another new software project called Learning by Creating, written by Drew and Mary Gae George, Co-Directors of the Greywolf Arts Institute, for teachers and their students.
		(For more information, see the Aug./Sept. issue of the American Music Teacher.) Drew has long been acknowledged as a member of the American experimental tradition, and he has now expanded the Greywolf website to include the Harmonic Canon, which documents the work of American experimental artists historically and currently.
		Drew's Spettro Teatro di Marionetta, Maria de Fone, designer, is scheduled to join the art scene in Milan in 2001.
	www.sai-national.org /pubs/win01/jmdrew.htm (232 words)

	George Drew, 87; escaped World War II prison camps - The Boston Globe
		A family friend said Major Drew died Oct. 20 at a hospital in southwestern England.
		Major Drew was captured in Belgium and was taken first to a camp in Bavaria, where he took up wood carving.
		At still another camp, Major Drew used his carving skills to fashion fake German belt buckles and forged an eagle stamp onto the heel of a shoe, for stamping on faked German documents.
	www.boston.com /news/globe/obituaries/articles/2005/11/23/george_drew_87_escaped_world_war_ii_prison_camps?mode=PF (206 words)

	Nancy Drew Collectibles: The '70s, '90's, & 2002 T.V. Shows
		The Nancy Drew® mystery hour starred Pamela Sue Martin as Nancy, William Schallert as Carson Drew, George O' Hanlon as Ned Nickerson, and Jean Rasey as George Fayne.
		George is now more like Bess whose character is missing from the show.
		Harriet Stratemeyer Adams testified in the 1980 Grosset & Dunlap trial that the Syndicate felt it was damaging to the character of Nancy Drew®.
	www.nancydrewsleuth.com /ctv.html (1027 words)

	d'Alzon Arts Series: Poetry Reading with Linda Warren and George Drew
		Assumption College presents a reading with poets Linda Warren and George Drew on Friday, March 18, 2005 at 7:00 p.m.
		She has been a guest commentator for NPR through WFCR in Amherst, MA, and currently does technical writing and quality assurance for a Natick, MA firm.
		George Drew has been published in journals such as the Antioch Review, Beloit Poetry Journal, Cimarron Review, Hollins Critic, Maine Times, Mississippi Review, The Quarterly, Quarterly West, Salmagundi, Southern Poetry Review, Vermont Literary Review, and many others.
	www.assumption.edu /news/newshp/current_news/warrendrew.html (223 words)

	Canadian History - George Alexander Drew (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		He is a son of John Drew and Margaret, nee McKay, and is a great grandson of a United Empire loyalist, who was a Highland Scotchman.
		She died, and he married again on the 6th July, 1865, Maria Louise, second daughter of the said John Jacob.
		By the last marriage there are three children, one son, John Jacob Drew, and two daughters, Elizabeth Mary Drew and Hannah Bennet Garland Drew.
	www.electricscotland.com /history/canada/drew_george.htm (344 words)

	MySpace.com
		George is upset when he loses his mojo and a bus full of hot girls breaks down outside their door.
		George and Drew decide to get a third roommate, Nate, who may or may not be a serial killer.
		After watching all the body swap movies from the 1980s, George and Drew awake to discover that they have swapped bodies.
	groups.myspace.com /edwinjhillsocialclub (321 words)

	Last Letter of Governor George Franklin Drew
		Included in this number were Herbert and George Frank Drew, grandsons of former Florida Governor George F. Drew.
		On November 12, 1918, the day after the armistice was signed ending the fighting, their father, Frank Drew wrote long, emotional letters to each of his sons.
		He described his feelings on the end of the war, criticized the wartime policies of President Woodrow Wilson, and discussed plans for the future.
	www.floridamemory.com /FloridaHighlights/Armistice/index.cfm (523 words)

	Timeline: 1877-1895 - A History of Corrections in Florida (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The new governor found the state in deep debt from Reconstruction.
		Drew made the argument that prisoners should be economic assets to the state, not liabilities.
		He pushed for the convict lease system, and beginning in 1877, prisoners were leased to corporations and individuals to work in a myriad of industries (such as phosphate mining and turpentining).
	www.dc.state.fl.us /oth/timeline/1877-1895.html (643 words)

	USATODAY.com - 'Nancy Drew' finds clues in graphic novel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Nancy Drew is 75 years old and still the hippest girl in town.
		So do Nancy Drew and friends Bess and George, who wear form-fitting clothes, with plenty of cleavage for Bess.
		She has been a Nancy Drew fan since she was 8.
	www.usatoday.com /life/books/news/2005-04-18-nancy-drew_x.htm (520 words)

	CBC.ca Arts - 'Let me do my community service,' Boy George begs media
		Boy George drew a crowd of photographers as he swept the streets of Manhattan on Monday.
		The singer, whose real name is George O'Dowd, was assigned earlier this summer to work with the city's sanitation department.
		U.S. President George W. Bush signed a bill authorizing about 1,125 kilometres of new fencing along the Mexican border, hoping to give Republicans a boost in the mid-term elections.
	www.cbc.ca /story/arts/national/2006/08/14/boy-george-sweeping.html (1380 words)

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