Georgetown Raiders face arena ice time crisis in junior hockey
Georgetown intermediates struggle to secure ice, arena board meetings probe options with OHA entry and mixed league ideas. Ongoing WOAA planning shifts, coaching posts unsettled as Acton and Guelph teams seek players, while local organizations push junior hockey activity.
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Georgetown Arena
Georgetown Raiders
Oytten
O.hla
Teanemont
Georgetown Igloo
Arena
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Raiders
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Arena Board
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Elmira
Dundas
Milton
OSTA
OWA
WCAA
WOAA
Tin Marea
Eddie Foot
Charlie
Sonny) Townsley
Barry Inscoe
Sonny
Jim Casbum
Ontario Hunting Dates Set Across Halton and Surrounding Counties
The Ontario Department of Lands and Forests announces hunting seasons across Halton and neighboring counties. Open seasons run from September 1 to September 30 for general game, with specific dates for rabbits from October 6 and raccoons opening December 1. Squirrel limits cap at no more than one bag per day.
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Halton
Onfino Department of Lands and Forests
Ontario
Negleboring
Florian
Metro
Fragmented brief hints at chaotic event details
A damaged OCR fragment references a chaotic scene involving pans, weather, and coats. The text is garbled with missing names and places, offering only scattered cues about an incident or preparation at an unspecified location and time.
Lorne Scots Receive New Colors In Fall Blaze of Color
The Lorne Scots parade and colors ceremony unfolds with a royal salute and veteran presence in Caledon. A large crowd watched as officers, regimental ranks, and dignitaries including Lt Gov and Maple Death Connie Smith attended the historic event marking a long infantry tradition.
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Adie
Pias
Canada
Lakeview
Ovilde
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Chonapes
Capitan Russel
Choments
Mithon
Maple Death
Connie Smthe
Fire Prevention Week Highlighted at Tuesday Mutual Aid Meeting
Newth Hatton firefighters attended the event while Oubvelle and Hoel ington were absent due to firefighting duties. About 28 Georgetown staff supported the program reviewing fire prevention activities and a full scale exercise. Two films were shown from the Bare Tshal’s Office and the Pleetre Utilities Association with William O’Sullivan speaking. The Halton Fire Presentation Hiteau awarded ARES Wop certificates for its work on the contest.
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Baker Corns Mutual
Oubvelle
Hoelington
Georgetown
Sartous
Raiders Seek Admission to W.O.A.A. Request Heard
Georgetown Raiders formally applied for admission to the Western Ohio Athletic Association. Attendees included Acton representatives, Wiy Manson, Hol Pootus and Bob MI, with Jack Adlai of Detroit Red talk. The team was not yet approved and faces a future decision before admittance.
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Georgetown Raiders
Ad ' Acton
Wiy Manson
Hol Pootus
Bob MI
Jack Adlai
Detroit Red
Georgetown
Arena
W.O
New Park Area Beside Breezes
Grading and levelling have begun on land beside The Breezes by Fairy Lake west shore. Charles Smallwood, preparing for a picnic and swimming area, purchased the land months ago and work started recently as hills are graded for a summer reservation. The Breezes’ former owners, Joe Jougque, are linked to the broader project through Mrs. J Hurst and her husband.
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Fairy Lake
Dhon
Taronto
Charles Smallwood
Ah. Smallwood
J) Hurst
Joe Jougque
Mr. Smallwood
Booth Othe
Hunting Seasons Open in Halton and Nearby
Rabbit hunters in Halton County can begin the season on Wednesday and shoot until February 29, 194. Open counties include Wellington Perth Oxford Brant Waterloo East and West Flamborough Wentworth County and the Township of Hay Stephen and Osborne in Huron. Pheasant season opened yesterday but the pie is not available this season.
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Halton
Wb Sesderday
Nosember
Four Firsts Local Winners In Ont Match
Ont aria Mowing Match at Caledon saw Watton County workers claim four firsts. Stan May of Hornby edged in the three furrow class, Dwight Maynes led in the four furrow tractor event under age 11, John Wilson won the routed tractor plows class, and Sidhe Vonscot along with Lloyd May excelled in open horses and joke plows. Kell atic earned top in the two furrow tractor class as well.
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Ontario
Caledon
Stan May
Hornby
Daferty
Halton
South Simcne
Wellington
York
Keith Leahy
Dwight Maynes Firal
John Wilson
Sidhe Vonscot
Lloyd May
Joke
Kellatic
Tape
Clase
Harlon'e Inter
Sithd
Wall Phone Etiquette and Wrong Numbers Delights
A humorous riff on home wall phones and choosing colors for kitchen use. The piece notes how wrong numbers prompt polite hang ups and reflections on social etiquette, urging consideration for others and reminding readers mistakes happen.
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Pound
Pye
Conse
And Then There's George the Giraffe Prank Caller
In Chester Payland the zoo area faced months of wrong numbers as telephone repairs failed to locate the culprit. George the giraffe, 18 feet tall and playful, grabbed wires with his tongue causing wires to twang and phones to ring. Technicians snipped wires as they unwound.
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Chester
Payland
George
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