McMillans Bring Home Thirteen Ribbons From Chicago Show
The McMillans return from the Chicago International Livestock Exposition with thirteen prize ribbons. Halton Performer earns a second in Single Horse. Overall, they collected seven first through seventh place finishes. Joyce McMillan unable to travel due to school commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken
Glid McMillan
Chicago
Halton
Pwinning
Georgetovin
Pubeski
Ontario
Canadian Nationsad
the Royal
Joyce
OHS
Ashgrove Congregational Supper Proves Well Attended
The Ashgrove congregation held a church supper last Thursday evening sponsored by Schneider Meat Co of Kitchener. Films were shown, and musical selections and readings complemented the program. The Young People’s Union elected new officers for next year. Also noted were visits, funerals, a trip from Fraser McNabb, and the Bright Star Mission Band’s year end meeting with devotional talks and offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider Meat Co
Kitchener
Frank Wilson
Francis Thompson
John Bellboddy
Young People's Union
Fred Ainsworth
Douglas Currie
Jexssie Wingfield
Ward Brownridge
Stuart Brigden
Harriston
Murray Taut
Brigden
Karen
Ued
J. Graham
J. J. Thompsered
Whitby
Graham T. McDoupall
Fraser McNabb
Chicago
C. B. Dick
Iroquois Secure Norval Boys Soccer Championship
The Iroquois defeated Mohawks in a muddy final to win the Norval boys soccer title. Iroquois, runner up entering the finals, beat Hurons 4-2 before the championship round, with Jamie Cunningham scoring early goals and Don Jarvie and Dale Sedore netting late. Mohawks won the opening playoff 2-1, then split the next game, before Iroquois sealed the title 3-0 with goals by Cunningham, Sedore, and Jarvie. All players are Norval Public School students. Creators awarded crests to the champions. The girls softball title went to Flying Eagles over Silver Liners 12-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
Norval
Mohawks
Hurons
Jamie Cunningham
Peter Pomeroy
Don Jarvie
Dale Sedore
Rev. J. L. Self
Flying Eagles
Silver Liners
Institute Prepares For Christmas Shut-In Cheer
Georgetown High School and the Georgetown Women's Institute host holiday activities as inspector Mr. Stewart visits, exams are postponed to December 9, and a new provincial English instruction post is created for all Ontario public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Stewart
Canada
Georgetown Women's Institute
W.G. Bell
Main St. South
H. C. Batley
E. R. Robinson
St. John Ambulance Association
W. R. ‘Stewart
Ontario
Georgetown High School
Acny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raed
Bachelor
Seaforth
Yardley
Ronson
Babyland
Schick
Remington
Adrienne
Paris
Dorothy Gray
Gardenia
Derney’s
Ponds
Woodbury
Richard Hudnut
Renaud
Lorie
Shulton
de Raymond
Lucien Lelong
DuMaurier
Palmer
Taylor
Shaeffer
Dresser
Rexall
Robb’s Drag Store
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McMillans
Ashgrove
HLS
Milton Berle
Joan Dobey
A. Molozzi
Joan
G.H.S
Bell
Georgetown
Cofell
Are
Churchill Crescent
Singer Sewing Machines
Roxy Theatre
Albert Simson
Carroll’s
Mass St
Duffy
fePhone
Consult
Walter T. Evans _ and Company Mill
St. — Georgetown
E.P
Optometrist
ST. Georgi's Square
Guelph
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