Norval Juniors Rally Past Acton 11-7 In Georgetown Series
Norval Junior Farmers hockey defeated Acton 11-7 in Georgetown to tie the best of five series at two wins each. Ross Cunningham led Norval with five goals and two assists, as Jamie Cunningham and Richardson added multiple scores and assists, while Scott left the ice on a penalty for Acton. Over 200 fans attended, the largest crowd this series, setting up a decisive game next Monday.
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Acton
Ahd
Norval Junior Farmers
Georgetown
Champio Norval
Somerville
Scott
Wheeler
Norval
Ross -Cunningham
Richardson
Pomeroy
McKenzie
Norval T. KH
Jame Cunningham
Brigden
Currie
D. Is . Smith
B. Wilson
E " Wilson
Rassham
Ya Cunningham
Iain Len Ferguson
Rochardson
McDonald
Robinson
Actes
Marshall
Deblauw
D. Cerre F
M. Sprowl
C. Sprewh
Wheeler. McKenzie. Thompson
C. Thompson
Hémshey
Tyrter
Rockwood St Patrick Euchre and Bridge Social Recap
Shamrocks and pipes decor filled Rockwood town hall for the Home and School Association euchre and bridge. Prizes and door prizes were displayed on stage as winners were announced by Dave Armstrong with Little Miss Nancy Meadows drawing numbers. Winners included Mrs F Lambert and J McLean for euchre high scores, Jean Jolliffe and E Langdon for bridge, with various lone hands and low scores noted plus travelling prizes awarded. An office closure order for Acton cons Saturday was noted in an adjacent item.
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Rockwood Town ‘Hall
Euchre
Dave Armstrong
S.S. 9
Rockwood
Nancy Meadows
F.lambert
J. McLean
H. Toni
W. J. Hurren
Reenan
It Robson
A. Bastil
H. Meadows
M. Wingate
A. Maltby
Cychre
McFarlane
E. Langdon
Lucky Shamrock
Lawrence
D. Dutton
L. Marsden
T. Gettly
G. Perry
F. Kelso
M. Wilson
W. Hauser
Dean
Mis. Fill
O. Meadows
Alice Duby
Hanson
Erin Home Opened For Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs. BR. McCutcheon of Erin opened her home for the Ladies Aid on Wednesday afternoon. Ten members and four visitors attended. Devotional led by Mrs. Howard. Plans discussed for April Tea at Mrs. Ward Bruce's. Paper on the motto by Mrs. George Jackson. Reading The Other Side by Mrs. Sunter. Scriptural quiz led by Mrs. Struthers. Closing prayer by Mrs. Wiant. Luncheon and social hour followed.
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McCutcheon
Erin
Howard
Ward Bruce
R. Matthews
Windadr
George Jackson
Sunter
Struthers
Wiant
Rockwood Death Notices and Local Socials Reflect Spring
Fort Erie hospital reported the death of former Rockwood resident Mrs. Percy Powers in her 84th year. She leaves six daughters and was active in Women’s Institute and church activities. Funeral held at United Church with Rev. John Dilts and Rev. R M Geiger. interment at Johnson’s Cemetery. Also noted were St Patrick’s Day themed euchre and bridge event at Rockwood Town Hall and a late winter snowstorm after spring’s arrival. Elizabeth McPhedran visited from Orangeville. CNR bridge project completed and equipment moved.
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Rockwood
Percy Powers
Douglas Memorial Hospital
Fort Erie
Powers
Women's Institute
United Church
Atwood Funeral Undertaking
Fort Eric
John Dilts
R. M. Geiger
George, R.perry
Charles Thatcher
Alvin B.root
Arthur K. Thomas
Frank Day
Herb Simmonds
Johnson's Cemetery
Barrie Hill
R M
Elizabeth McPhedran
Orangeville
CNR
King Couple Mark 60 Years With 125 Guests
Mr and Mrs Noah King of Orton celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Sunday March 6 at Hilltop Lodge Erin with about 125 guests. Dozens of relatives attended while messages of congratulations came from officials including John Root MPP and Premier Leslie Frost.
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John King
Orton
Noah King
Price’s Corners
John of
Robert
Guelph Chester
William
St. Catharines
Hilltop Lodge
Erin
Porter
Guelph
Clarence King
William Donaghy
Orangeville
Ontario
Leslie Frost
Queen Elizabeth
George Drew
M. Louis St. Laurent
Henry ‘Hosking
House’ of Commons
Ottawa
Harry F. Cay
Lincoln Coun
Errett King of
Alberta
Saskatoon
Sask
Legion Euchre Night and Week's Cribbage Results
A Legion social Friday featured Vic Masten winning fival and several players placing. Oakville Branch hosts Cribbage on Monday. week results list Eden Mills leading with 23 points and Eden Mills 30, Legion 26, Ramblers 22 in league standings. Next week lists Cats versus Legion and Ramblers versus Town.
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Vic Masten
Bete Turk
TU Nigalaw
HU Chishotne
Phe Sbagby
Herb Cok Ted
Nivalae
Patrick
Darta
Cribbage
Actop
Oakville
Ec . Cribbage
Wek
Tiger
Cats
Town
Union
Bramblerg
Legion
Eden Mills
Stan Wilson
Lindsay Tolton
Ramblers
Tiger Cats
Textile Firm Tells Yarn Preparation
The Busy Bers Womens Institute met at Mrs. L Millars home with good attendance chaired by Mrs Elmer Cox due to illness. Mrs Dodds shared research on yarn preparation carding and spinning and obtained the information from a textile firm in Hespeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers—Women's Institute
L. Millar
Mary Stewart Collect
Elmer Cox
Stan Robinson
LIMEHOUSE Card Party and WMS News Summary
The Gibraltar school association held a euchre and crokinole party at the hall on Saturday. Prizes went to Joe McDonald and Mrs. A Wilson, T Davis and Mrs. R L Davidson, A N Stark and Mrs. J Findlay. 150 tables played with lunch. WMS met at Mrs. Mitchell’s. readings and prayers noted. discussion on food and tool shortages in India from the study book. Various local visits and personal notes follow, including Robert Roughley’s recovery from tonsillectomy in Guelph and Doris Mitchell’s home return from Toronto. Dorothy Kirkpatrick and Pat Crawford demonstrated tea biscuits at Milton Achievement Day.
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Gibraltar
Joe McDonald
A. Wilson
T.davis
R. L. Davidson
A. N. Stark
J. Findlay
W.M.S
Mitchell
Smethurst
Peel Memorial Hospital
Doris Mitchell
Toronto
Geary
Gordon Grieg
Barker
Brantford
Ivens
Newton
A. W. Benton
W. Greenseas
Campbellville
P Hardingana
Schultz
Dorothy ' Kirkpatrick
Pat Crawford
Milton
Alberta Auction Markets Association Formed in Edmonton
The Alberta Auction Markets Association has been formed to meet an increase in market auctioneering. The group aims to promote better management and higher ethics in the industry.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Buck Named President of First Ospringe Home and School Assoc
L Buck is named president of the First Ospringe Home and School Association at a meeting that included discussion of membership, finances, and community support. The event featured addresses, prayer, and expressions of thanks to local volunteers and Guelph assistance.
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L. Buck
First Ospringe Home and School Assoc
Argenteer
Caine
Huck
Mra Rent Hubertson
Homs “Wergune
Urepoure
K. Stathingtons
Aca Itaries
Wire
Byren
Bader
Satial
Mira
Ted Awrey
Memfer Chap Ceahivener
Norman McKenzie
Mintit J. Howard
Foster
Tome
School Associsione
Guelph
Gordon Aitken
Jim
Association
OSPRINGE 4 H Club Girls Receive Honors
The local 4 H Club at tended Achievement Day out the OAC. County honors were awarded to Sthkey Awrey Lorna Bessey Zarra Klooster and Joanne Smith. Miss Anna van der Polder of Acton visited with the Klooster family.
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OAC
B. Robertson
Sthkey, Awrey
Lorna Bessey
Zarra Klooster
Joanne Smith
Anna Vin der Polder
Acton
Klooster
Robertson
Guelph Hospital
D. G. Robertson
Ken Robertson
Lynda
Toronto
George Rennick
Hamilton
David Stewart
Highway Safety Forum Draws Stone School Farm Members
Despite fog a good turnout attended the Silver-Wood Stone School Farm Forum meeting. W. R. Norton led the discussion on Highway Safety in Bob Miller’s absence. Mrs. Marchington was chosen as delegate to the Toronto April farm forums convention with Mrs. Burt accompanying her.
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Stone School Farm Forum
Stewarttown
Esquesing
W. R. Norton
Bob Miller
Harry Marchington
Toronto
George Burt
Annie Stull
Marjory Shaw
Arthur
Marchington
Membership Tea by Catholic Women's League at St Joseph's Hall
About 50 ladies attended the Catholic Women's League membership tea at St Joseph's church hall on Sunday evening. President Mrs E Heffernan welcomed members, read the Credo, and Father Morgan gave words of welcome. The St Patrick themed tea was arranged by Mrs Les Davies and councillors with community singing and guitar solo.
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Catholic Women’s League
St.Joseph's Church
E. Heffernan
C.W.L
League
Morgan
St. Patrick
Les Davies
P. McCristall
M. McMillan
J. Marcoux
H. Coles
Martin Kelly
D. Gibbons
Pact
J. Bradshaw
Katherine Kenny
Golin MacColl
Father Morgan
Parsonage Hosts Monthly W A Meeting and Local News
The regular monthly St. John's W A meeting was held at the parsonage with a brief business session led by president Mrs Collins. Mrs N A Dearing led devotionals and arranged the program, which Mrs R McQuown managed, followed by lunch. Local residents visited relatives in Becton and Orangeville. Funeral attendance in Hillsburgh united many from here. J Humberstone returned from St Joseph hospital after an eye operation. Mrs Somers of Britt visits. Kenilworth and Orangeville visitors called on local friends. Two quilts were made at Mrs N A Dearing s home with Dearing donating them for relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s W.A
Collins
N. A. Dearing
R. McQuawn
Earl Hooper
Becton
Dennis
Orangeville
Ken Davidson
Georgetown
Norman Jackson
William Negills
Wm. Barden
Hillsburgh
J. Humberstone
St. Joseph
Cougar patrol wins patrol Competition and tours city
The Cougar patrol, winners of the September to January Patrol Competition, toured the city in cars driven by Scoutmaster Dave Dilly and Murray Neayne. They visited the Commerce building, the new subway, and the Sportsmen Show enjoying diving clowns and other acts. Lead by Bob Armstrong, members included Bill Johnson Rob Coxe Dave Peal Don Cook Don Lindsay Bruce Andrew and Don Emmerton. 4086 was highlighted by passing tests. Maple Ontario CP reports.
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Cougar Patrol
Dave Dilly
Cutimaatér Murray Neayne
Clowna
Sharky
the Seal
Patrol Jeader
Bob Armstrong
Parrot
Bill Johnson
Rob Coxe
Dave Peal
Don Cook
Don Lindsay
Bruce Andrewa
Don Emmerton
Testa
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Norval Juniors
Acton Cons
Dominion
Ladies’ Aid
M.P
Legion News
St. Patrick's Day
Featherstone
Limehouse
Brampton
Monument
Tettering
Seagate
C. Allan
J. Res
Tom Nicol
Red Cross
Pia
Ospringe
W.A. Meeting
CIA
Insurance Association
George Robertson
Dowper
van Wyck
Alto
North Halton High
Acton High
Barnett & Rieder
Architects
Toronto Builders’ Exchange
School Board
Col
North Halton High School
c/o
Bayview Avenue
Toron Ontario
CUBS
Lands and Foresta Department
Pollock
Water S
North Galt
Duro
Admiral
Sean
Rayoe
Jonathan Logan
St. Mildr
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