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Newspaper

Ontario Georgetown Herald

Location

Georgetown, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 10, 1952

Page

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Spits and Shipbuilders Beat Illnessed Raiders in Weekend Games

Georgetown Raiders lost to Newmarket Spitfires 6 4 as illness hit Raiders with Bradbury Nash and Boxford sidelined. Ron Dixon scored for Raiders who showed fight in first period. In Saturday action Collingwood Shipbuilders overwhelmed Georgetown 12 4 with multiple scorers including Walmsley Fryer and Dance.

Georgetown Raiders Gams Newmarket Thursfzy Collingwood Max Bradbury Ken Nash Deve Boxford Raiders Bud Varey Dilake Ingills Bill Hewitt Hulders Spitfires Georgetown Martin Patterson Hewitt Shevchuk Spencer Andrews Ron Dixon Leigh Bradbury Mac Hillis McInnis Houghton Mabbett Scotty Patterson Chappel Gerry Inglis Nick Ferri Walmsley Fryer Keith Dance C. Fryer

Elmira Blanks Raiders In Game Last Night

Elmira defeated the Raiders 6 to 0 before about 1000 fans in Elmira. Key players were out Patterson and Nash. Max Bradbury returned after missing time. Miller played through a broken shoulder, Del Beaumont rumors surfaced, and Junior reportedly injured a wrist at Milton, keeping him sidelined for a month.

Elmira Blanks Raiders Raiders Elmira OHA Polar Kings Iders Rob Orr Patterson Nash Max Bradbury del Beaumont Brother Junior Milton

Juniors Fall to Elmira in 9 4 Loss

Elmira dominated Georgetown 9 to 4 as Bud Varey and Bud Hewitt scored for the locals. Ken Orr and Dale Lecere assisted Georgetown’s goals, with Alex Alexander and Terry Brush among the lineup. The Juvenile 120s opened with Brampton, in a 5-2 win, as Thompson and Haines led Brampton while Georgetown players included Grasby and Webster.

Georgetown Dixie Elmira Bud Varey Ken Orr Bud Hewitt Varey Walt Alexander Martin Soyder Davis Cook Owens Schictt Andy Anderson Ron Orr Phil McCristoll Hud Varey Terry Brush Blake Inglis Don Mmis Bill Hewitt Dale Sedore Arnie Hazell George Grasby Brampton OHA Oakville Weston Lakeshores Stan Barbour Thompson Palmer Secore Webster Haines McClure Carman Maltby George McClure Paul Barber Dale Ledore Don Jarvie George Webster Fred Dickenson Bud Maines Calvin King Tom Palmer Ron Breen Bruce Hood Jamie Cunningham McBeaumont Phil Burke Guelph

Mrs Fry of Norval Buried in Hillcrest Cemetery

Agnes Donaghy Fry widow of William G. Fry formerly of Thornhill died early Thursday. Survived by four children Anna Stratford Toronto Mae Fry Thornhill Mabel Taylor Los Angeles Wesley Fry Detroit and a son William predeceased her. Funeral Saturday at Turner and Porter Funeral Home Toronto.

Norval William G. Fry Hillcrest Agnes Donaghy Thornhill Anna Stratford Toronto Mae Fry Grover Taylor Mabel Los Angeles Wesley Fry Detroit Michigan William Turner and Porter Funeral Home

Thompson Family Attends Cousin's Toronto Wedding

In Toronto on Saturday Mr Thompson and his cousin Miss Elaine Hunt wed at the Church of the Redeemer. Guests include Mrs Ern Thompson and Mr and Mrs George Thompson of Stratford. A reception followed with principal participants named.

Ern Thompson George. Thompson Stratford Thompson Toronto Elaine Hunt Frank Thompson Church of the Redeemer

Farmer's Widow Buried at Embro

Mrs James F Ball 72 of Drumguin district and widow of farmer Mall died November 24. She had lived on the 7th Line then with her sons Alfred and Ellison Hall on the 8th Line farm. Surviving include five children and five sisters and two brothers. Funeral conducted by Rev George Leck at home with burial in Embro Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.

Vern Picket Stewarttown Drumgumn James F. Ball St. Marys Ed Chenoweth Embro David Atcheson Toronto Eva Woodstock Jack London Harvey Stratford George Leck Bethel Church Frank Campbell John Picket Clarence Emerson Ford Victor Math Lorne Chamberlain

Georgetown Couple Mark Golden Wedding Date

A Georgetown couple Mr and Mrs Ed Holmes celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. The pair married in 1902 in Acton and later moved to Georgetown in 1904. They have a daughter Hazel Mrs Elwyn Locker of Brantford, daughter Helen, son William at home, and grandchildren Victor and Marie Locker.

Georgetown Ed Holmes Brantford Kitchener Simcoe Rockwood Acton Stayner Holmes Mabels Cripps

Church Services Calendar for December Fourteenth, 1952

St George Church Archdeacon Thompson presides with Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Matins at 11 a.m. Evensong at 7:30 p.m. St Albans Glen Williams offers Holy Communion at 9:30 a.m. and Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Georgetown Baptist Church led by Rev A J Barker schedules Church School at 10 a.m. and service at 11 a.m. Reverenced but not Read at 11 a.m. Young People's Service at 7 p.m. Mr Benson Jones to preach. Friendly Hour at 8 p.m.

St.Alban's Church Glen Williams Georgetown Baptist Church A. J. Barker Benson Jones

St John’s United Church Plans Morning Schedule Changes

St John’s United Church announces a revised Sunday timetable led by Rev John M Smith with a 10 a m Sunday School, 10 30 marking of records, 11 a m White Gift Service for Fred Victor Mission, nursery care during worship, and CGIT Vesper gathering at 7 p m.

St. John's United Church John M. Smith Norman Laird Fred’ Victor CGIT Explorers

Ammunition Heist Hits Local High School

Ten thousand rounds of 22 rifle ammunition valued over 200 dollars were stolen from a locked gloveroom at a high school. Cadet instructor Alan Prouse found the loss Tuesday evening after discovering the door jammed and the break occurring between Friday night and Tuesday morning. No suspects are named and police investigated the lock tampering.

Alan Prouse Armnouries Prouse

Poultrymen Take 150 Royal Firsts at Fair

Halton County breeders showcased about 500 birds at the 1952 Royal Winter Fair. Georgetown exhibitors included Sunset Farm Corey Herrington Clarence Spence Percy Clark & Son Harvey Lust Fred Kentner and Son Actor Charles Stephens Alf Waldie DBint ley & Sons James MecPheis and John Timbers of Milton. They won many major prizes, securing over 150 first ribbons in numerous classes.

Halton County Georgetown Sunset Farm Corey Herrington Clarence Spence Percy Clark

Social and Personal News From Local Families

Mr and Mrs Wilfrid Ford returned home yesterday from a vacation to Bermuda the Bakamas and Jamaica by air. Mr and Mrs Elmer Hil and Dorothy Toronto Mr and Mrs W Stringer Elma Stringer Jean Rae and Glenn Stringer were Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs W J Walker Stewarttown for Mr Walker's birthday. Mr and Mrs Campbell Ross St John NB were week end guests with his mother Mrs J L Ross and brother Joe at their farm near town. Mr and Mrs J A Ross and daughter Marylee of Guelph joined the family group. Mrs M B E Dunn, 88, broke a hip last Wednesday falling on stairs at supper time. She had an operation at St Joseph's Hospital Guelph and is making progress with her son and wife Mr and Mrs John Farmer on Main Street South.

Wilfrid Ford Bermuda The Bakamas Jamaica Elmer Hil Dorothy Toronto W Stringer Elma Stringer Jean Rae Glenn Stringer W. J. Walker Stewarttown Mr. Walker Campbell Ross St. John N.B J. L. Ross Joe J. A. Ross Daughtter Marylee Guelph M. BE. Dunn

Church Services Schedule for Norval Hornby Stewarttown

The Church of England announces services at Norval St Pauls Norval 7 30 p m Evensong except 11st Sunday 11 00 a m Holy Communion St Stephens Hornby 11 00 a m Morning Service 3 00 p m Evensong St Johns Stewarttown 3 00 p m Evensong except 1st Sunday 7 30 p m Evensong Reverend J E Maxwell BA LTh rector.

Norval Hornby Stewarttown Church of England J. E. Maxwell L.th St. Paul's St. Stephen's Church St. John’s Church

Anniversary Dinner Marks Durham Leslie Home Open Night

Mr and Mrs Thomas Leslie celebrate their 59th wedding anniversary with relatives from Georgetown Brumpton and Toronto visiting at Fairview Inn and Leslie home. A footstool memento is given. Open night at the old public school invites parents to view term work and meet teachers amid Christmas decorations and student art displays.

Thomas Leslie Durham Street Fairview Inn Chrismas Guy Leste Leslie Thomas Dolson Dolson Hrampton Albert Dolson Keith Lloyd Pasadena California Wilfrid Old Public School Harold Menry W. A. Stein James F. Evens H.C. Wrigglesworth Josyd@. Dwyer Lucena Campbell Mark Lindsay Beatrice Hume Laure Scott Wilma Stull Kenneth Harrison Christmas

Euchre Parties Rise to Aid Sick Children Hospital

Local volunteers organized euchre gatherings at multiple homes led by Mrs. E. Stacey to raise funds for the Hospital for Sick Children. Donors included Mrs. Stacey and Mrs. K. Brown along with numerous hosts such as Mrs. Peter Bryden Mrs. Clare Wilson and others.

E. Stacey Mra Stacey K. Brown Peter Bryden Clare Wilson George Alcott Syd Robin

Ballinafad Institute Euchre Party Winners Named

The Women’s Institute held a euchre party Tuesday night in the hall. Prize winners were Mrs E McEnery and Mr C Sommerville of Acton with consolations to Mrs K Cotton and Mr Frank Smith. White Gifts were presented during Sunday church service. Gifts sent to the Fred Victor Mission in Toronto.

Women's Institute E. McEnery C. Sommerville Acton K. Cotton Frank Smith Fred Victor Toronto

Presbyterian Services Schedules Across Knox Limehouse Norval

Rev Alex Calder of Knox and Limehouse churches offers Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Public Worship at 11 a.m. Limehouse follows with Sunday School at 1 30 p.m. and Public Worship at 2 30 p.m. Rev C C Gilbert leads United Church Norval charge with 11 a.m. public worship and Glen Williams at 7 p.m. Home Church holds 2 30 p.m. public worship.

Knox and Limehouse Presbyterian Alex Calder Knox Limehouse Norval The United Church C. C. Gilbert B.A B.D Glen Williams Home Church

Unclear OCR: U N Stamp Honoring Human Rights Day

Fragmentary text describes a United Nations stamp for Human Rights Day on December 10. Mentions colors green and azure blue and references human rights themes with garbled phrases.

U.N Hunan Jreedona

Limenoubre Euchre and Dance Hall Board Event

The hall board hosted a Febday euchre and dance with prizes for cards. Winners included ladies Mrs George Wingfield and Mrs KR L Davison and men R L Davidson and Robert McEnery. Karns Orchestra played after lunch and Davidson was floor manager. Mrs W Hall and daughters visited Mrs Lane. Mr and Mrs Thomas of Hamilton visited the Linhums.

Hall Board George Wingfield KR. L. Davidson R. L. Davidson Robert McEnery Karn W. Hall Daughters Acton Lane Thomas Hamilton

Georgetown Teachers Visit Milton for Lesson Demonstration

Georgetown teaching staff attended a Milton school on Wednesday afternoon. Inspector L L Skuce led a Grade 8 literature demonstration using Snow Bound by John Whittier for a ten pupil mixed class. Assistant Inspector Robert Bornhold provided guidance to junior graders, followed by tea hosted by Mrs Skuce and Mrs Bornhold. Next meeting will be in Georgetown at the old public school in February.

Georgetown Acton Milton L. L. Skuce John Whittier Robert Bornhold

Ladies Auxiliary Boy Scouts Bake Sale Success

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Boy Scouts held a Home Baking Sale last Saturday to raise funds for Scout and Cub expenses. The column notes monthly meetings, invites interested ladies, and announces a special Cub and Scout party on December 16 at 7 PM with regular meetings paused until January. Senior Scouts plan a winter hike during the holidays.

Boy Scouts

Kid Hockey Schedule Highlights Saturday Matchups

Saturday schedule lists Midget Brantford facing Hamilton at 7 pm. Kitchener meets Owen Sound. Bantam Canadiens clash with Sear Harns. Blick Hawk hosts Leafs.

Brantford Hamilton Kitchener Owen’ Sound Bantam Canadiens Sear Harns

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