Raiders Face Comets In Ontario Intermediate A Hockey Showdown
Napanee hosts Georgetown in a tense series opener with the Raiders leading 3 0 after a 4 2 victory. Key scorers include Blake Inglis Bud Varey and Dave Irons with Vancouver style precision, while penalties run high as fans await game two Friday.
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Comets
Ontario
Raiders
Sea
Napanee
Georgetown
Dave Voyce
Dave Irons
Doug Richardson
Blake Inglis
Bud Varey
Ron
Dixon
Cunningham
Irons
Inglis
Varey
U.S
Coats Burned in Vandalism at St John’s United Church
Georgetown police and the Fire Marshal’s department investigate a Sunday vandalism at St John’s United Church basement where coats were burned with rolled paper. A small amount of money was taken from pockets. Elder Geo Ward alerted authorities as smoke rose from the basement and volunteers extinguished the fire. Estimated damage runs to several hundred dollars. Police seek a man who had admonished youths before the incident for possible information.
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Georgetown
St. John's United Church
Roy Haley
Geo. Ward
Haley
Allan Golden Wedding Postponed At Erin Home
Mr and Mrs Joseph H Allan of Erin announce a postponed Golden Wedding celebration at their home. Relatives and friends are invited to call April 23 1950 from 2 to 4 pm and again from 7 to 10 pm for the event.
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Joseph H. Allan
Erin
Hone
Series of Break-Ins Plague Local Homes
Police issue arrest warrant for local man in connection with a late Saturday or Sunday break in at Mrs. W. G. Edwards 35 Edith St. A string of similar robberies at 17 Valleyview, Jack Malcolm 22 Maple Ave W, and 21 Edith St saw entries and rummaging with no losses. Les Henderson 17 Hewson Cres was hit Monday night likely by children. Cash was the only missing item from Edwards home, recovered soon after. All owners were away.
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W. G. Edwards
Edith St
Roy Haley
Inter
Valleyview
Jack Malcolm
Maple Ave.w
William Bassett
Les Henderson
Hewson Cresc
Robbery at $35 Store Ends With Added Machine Theft
A night hold up at a $35 store on Monday night involved two men who threatened staff with a concealed weapon and fled with an adding machine after rifling the till. Police later connected a car stolen from Provincial Paper’s lot to the same suspects, suggesting a possible link between the incidents.
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Dalle
Interior Decorating Topic Of Speech At LODE Anniversary
The Georgetown LODE chapter celebrates its 11th anniversary with a Spout 7 meeting on April 18. Guest speaker Mr. Carman Osborne spoke on Interloc Decorating and colour schemes, draperies, rugs, and furniture.
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Countess of Strathmore
Sode
Georgetown
Spout Op 7
Jean Mackenzie
Carman Osborne
Osborne
Howard Holmes
Earl Lince
Noly Cross School
Halton Music Festival
St Johns Ambulance
Milton
Lode Hospital Fund
Ivan Hay
The
Cancer Society
Robert Jones
the Lode
Wallace Thompson
Alan Thompson
D.E
Percy Leslie
Sam Penrice
Gladys Fraser
Spot On 7
Earl Linca
Don Win
Twenty Two Join Glen United Church in Palm Sunday Service
Glen Williams United Church welcomed twenty two new members at a Palm Sunday service officiated by Rev L Free. Newly joined members include Clare Litte Gary Cooper and several couples and individuals. Elders Bert Dixon Herb Hancock and Norm Felker welcomed them on behalf of the congregation. The church’s World Refugee Fund collection and a family night program were announced for April at 7 30 pm with a color film I ll Sing Not Cry.
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Glen Williams United Church
L. Free
Clare Litte
Gary Cooper
Rev. Moody
Albert Ford
Raymond Addy
Len Marchment
Paul Wagstaffe
The
Glen United W.A
Africa
World Refugee Fund
Scottish born Toronto mother dies at 79 in April
Agnes Young born in Dunbarton Scotland died at home 1400 Davenport Road Toronto on Thursday April 1st in her 80th year. She came to Canada over fifty years ago with husband John Young surviving. Children Kath leen Parr and Jack Young and two granddaughters Rose mary Young Eleanor Jane Parr, plus nephew William C McDowell. Funeral at Jerrett Funeral Chapel St Clair Avenue conducted by Anglican rector. Interment Prospect Cemetery.
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Agnes Young
Jack Young
Campbell Gate
Davenport Road
Toronto
Young
Dunbarton
Scotland
Canada
John Young
Kathleen
We Parr
Jack
Georgestown
Rosemary Young
Eleanor Jane Parr
William C. McDowell
London Life Insurance Company
Jerrett
St Clair Avenue
Prospect Cemetery
Delrex dispute over taxes and road costs prompts council action
Town council hears Delrex Developments claim for $71,000 in services and a $39,000 cash payment in 1985, plus additional disputed water mains and sewers bills. A Toronto law firm represented Delrex asserting no town liability until settlements reached. Council adjourned to committee for talks, plans to request highways opinion, and may gravel East Daltex roads if no solution with Delrex is reached.
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Delrex Developments
Delrex Property
Toronto
Delrex
Ablen, Hunter, Campbell & Rea
Guelph St
Mountainview
Sianeo
Hyde
Hive
Campbell
Harold Rainbow
Daltex
Council favors night parking in warmer months bylaw change
Whay council agrees to permit street parking longer than three hours from 7 PM to 7 AM in winter months only. Police to review bylaw clauses, with debate over extending winter parking restrictions and objections to no left wheel curb rules in residential zones. Mayor Slyde cites repeated complaints about enforcement and notices.
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Delice Department
Council
Slyde
Herald
Deest
Meese Gray
AL de Gunns
Police
Reeve Sargent
Ms Street
Cro Kelly
Hoan
Finlay Team Wins Bowling Golfers Title Over Defending Leaders
The Finlay team, formerly last in the Golf Ladies Bowling League, surged to the crown on Monday by 274 pins. Finlay finished with 12 004 pins while Ken Nash's team was runner up. Darlington led the regular schedule and Rosy Duncan led playoffs with notable scores by Youn and Gunning.
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Botton
Golf Ladies
Lerague
Sloan Finlay
Finlay
Ken Nash
Eleanor Spitzer
Dartingtons
Ropins
Darlington
Rosy Duncan
Jack Gunning
Stu Youn
Youn
Fleaner Spit Vee
Gia
Cyril Brandford
Guz
Georgetown Pee-Wees ousted in semi finals at Goderich
Georgetown’s Pee-Wee hockey team advanced to the semi finals of the Young Canada Week tournament in Goderich before a 4 to 1 loss to Walkerton Tuesday. Monnie Tune led the attack with four goals as Georgetown beat Listowel the day earlier and top scorers included Stan Kindersley Sinan Llewellyn and Dave Sheppard with multiple tallies.
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Cac Inselianation
Goderich
Georgetown
Walkerton
Georgvetown
Stan Kyndersley
Listowel
Meneas
Sto Mary
Monnie Tune
St Marys
Dave Sheppard
Stan Kygterly
Sinan Llewellyn
Hilly Dwyer
Ursnuming
Delhs
Strathroy
Coveh
Red Neseltine
Assault Night Watchman In Meadowglen Break-In
Georgetown police investigate after three masked men vandalized Meadowglen plant property and assaulted night watchman John Cornish. One assailant pushed him to the ground and held him for almost an hour while other suspects ransacked buildings. a large bar and a motor were taken. Authorities say the plant is co owned by ROW Jones WJ Anderon and G A Fawcett.
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G. A. Fawcett
Meadowglen Growers
John Cornish
Meadowglen
Polier
Glen Wile Nats
Tam
South and Stone
Bey
dGorway
Wes
Cornish
Row Jones
Anderon
Fawcett
Georgetown
Brampton Tourney Novices Hold Unchallenged Record
Georgetown's novice hockey team boasted an undefeated run after three days in the Far West Novice tournament in Brampton this week, having already ousted Preston and another opponent.
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Georgetown
Brampton
Dhad
Preston
Social and Personal Announce Holiday Guests at Wingroves
Mr and Mrs Don Wingrove of Durham Street hosted several out of town visitors over the holidays. Their daughter Ann returned from Windsor where she teaches. Also visiting were Mrs Wingrove's mother Mrs K O M Warren of Sudbury, Mr and Mrs K O G Nelson and daughter Janice of Sudbury, Mr and Mrs Graham Warren, and Nancy and Shirley of Scarboro.
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Don Wingrove
Durham St
Ann
Windsor
Wingrove
Mra
K OM Warren
Sudbury
KO G Nelson
Janice
Graham Warren
Nancy
Shirley
Scarbore
Privtop tops Georgetown 2 1 in opener then loses 3 2 in return
In the two game set with Trenton Privtop won the first match 2 1 with Larry Nortum and Robby Rundle scoring and Renee Richardson shining for Georgetown. Georgetown blanked Privtop 2 0 in the second game to clinch the round 3 2, with the tourney final to be decided Saturday as finalists clash.
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Trenton
Larry Nortum
Robby Rundle
Renee Richardson
Georgetown
Privtop
Theie Gratte
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Lode
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Garfield McGilvray
V. Stein
James Frang
Graham Farmell
John Matthies
Charles
Wallace Thompsop
Glen United
Glen
John Schresher
Dept. of Highways
Willis and Dingwall
Lmitra
Cenel
Whay Council
Pee-Wees
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