Georgetown Juniors Fall Short In 6-2 Loss At Preston
Aucoin and Schulz sparked a four goal Preston lead in the first period as Georgetown juniors drop a 6-2 decision at Memorial Auditorium. Hart scored for Georgetown in the third, while Richardson and Dobble added late chances amid a flurry of penalties and defensive pressure. The Raiders debut new white green and red uniforms.
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Aucoin
Schulz
Georgetown
Preston's Memorial Auditorium
Raiders
Tae
Preston
Lady Luck
Pats
Bowman
Schindler
Brain
Anderson
Fogarty
Hart
Harrison
Tott
Proud
Richardson
Hyde
Dobble
King
Dance
Auger
Hillier
Christmas in the community wants and events
Readable weather notes show a mild spell with highs around 41 then 27 and 39 degrees and snow on the ground earlier. The Christmas meeting of the Women’s Institute featured carols, a program, and charity drives to Halton and health groups.
Annual Xmas Party For Legion Children
The Canadian Legion Branch 120 held its annual Christmas Tree event in the Legion auditorium. About five hundred people attended as Santa handed out gifts, oranges, and candy. prizes included a $50 first prize to Martin Armstrong and a $25 second prize to Doug Mills, with several $5 consolation prizes.
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Canadian Legion
Legion Auditorium
Santa
Charlie Day
Jim Murphy
Gob Collier
Leslie Clark
Mike
Martin Armstrong
Parkview Blvd
Doug Mills
Town
Doctors Children Plan Xmas Parties
Dr and Mrs Alistair Macintosh of 20 Shelley Street host two Christmas parties for their children Donald and Elspeth. Donald’s party on December 23 includes guests Ronnie Gilmer Deborah Young Christine Brewster Blake Chamberlain Pamela Earl Nicholas Earl Tony Frost Johnny Hewson Lorne Teacher Johnny Wolfe and Elspeth Raffin of Guelph. Elspeth’s party on Saturday December 29 features Judith Calder Christine Earl Barbara Inglis Jean Anne Inglis Wendy Marks Susan Graham Catharine Young Sheila Wallace Janet Chamberlain Frances Linton Eleanor Ross.
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Alistair Macintosh
Shelley Street
Donald
Ronnie Gilmer
Deborah Young
Christine Brewster
Blake Chamberlain
Pamela Earl
Nicholas Earl
Tony Frost
Johnny Hewson
Lorne Teacher
Johnny Wolfe
Elspeth Raffin
Guelph
Elspeth
Judith Calder
Christine Earl
Barbara Inglis
Jean Anne Inglis
Wendy Marks
Susan Graham
Catharine Young
Sheila Wallace
Janet Chamberlain
Frances — Linton
Eleanor Ross
Christmas Visits Across Town and Nearby Cities
Social notes list numerous families planning Christmas visits and guest stays. Names include Milliere of Mt. Forest and Cornwall, Swackhamers of Ottawa, MacMurdo of Guelph Street, Capstick, Foley, Hewson, Gudgeon, Macintosh, Van Sickler, Magloughlen, Suddaby, Day, MacKenzie, Stennetts, Bradley, Thomson, Wilson, and Shampoux. Various relatives from Toronto, Peterboro, Ancaster, Hamilton, Brantford, and North Bay are noted.
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Ottawa
Armand Swackhamer
E. B. Swackhamer
Charles Street
Hilda Erwin
Victoria Ave
Lawson MacMurdo
Guelph St
Toronto
John Capstick
Clue Montgomery
Bill
Victoria Street
Wildfield
Alistair Macintosh
Shelley Street
Sheena Macintosh
Janet Brown
Fergus Brown
Peterboro
Fergus
Lakefield Prep
Tom van Sickler
V. C. Artidge
E. A. van Sickler
Walter
Roy Magloughlen
Park Avenue
Larry MacKenzie
Elsa
S. C. MacKenzie
Ancaster
L.A.C
Homer Stennett
Stennett
Percy Chaplin
McNab Street
Stennetts
North Bay
R.C
Gretchen
Claire Bradley
Aileen Bradley
S. B. Groat
George Thomson
Douglas R. Wilson
Shelley St
Ida Shampoux
Montreal
Community Notebook Chronicles Swans and Visitors
A family swan group at the golf course pond includes two parents and six grown cygnets, with one missing. The piece also covers visits by notable figures including Lester B. Pearson and notes about former residents and a United Nations luncheon in New York with dignitaries from Canada Pakistan Britain and Holland.
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Arthur Scott
Harry Lewis
Sue
Mexico
Lewis
Vic Diggins
King Street
Aileen Bradley
United Nations
New York
Ontario
B.P.W
Beaux Arts
Dr. McKay
Ann Shipley
Temagami
U.N
Pakistan
British Empire
England
Holland
Herald Next Saturday Holiday Issue Preview
The Herald announces its next issue will publish on Saturday December 29 containing holiday messages from advertisers and social and personal items. Copies will arrive in Monday mail.
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the Herald
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Preston—Schulz
B. Bowman
Preston—Schindler
Preston—Aucoin
Black
Holding
Dobbie
Fleischman
Ashgrove
Gerald Graham
W.I
W. Bird
Halton Manor
Hector Bird
James Carney
Faye Graham
Cecil Wilson
George Wingfield
Percy Leslie
Halton T.B. & Health Christmas Seal Fund
Halton Children’s Aid Society
Hospital For Sick Children
Russell Hepburn
Ashgrove School
W. T. Cromar
Snyder
Santa Claus
Will Hardy
St. Petersburg
Ila
Charlie Austin
Guelph Hospital
Gordon Davidson
Lyde
Debbie
G. A
Charlton
Thompson
Beckett
Pomeroy
Augerick & Dobbie Or ii Black
Herald
Russell Cooper
Brampton
Corey R. Herrington
Herald Staff
Pauline Newland
St. John’s United Church
C. E. Herrington
H. T. Newland
John Street East
Legion
Ab Tennant
R. Beaumont
Maureen Hepburn
Mae Hunter
Town and District
Charlie Landesborough
Acton
Doctor's Children
Bill Milliere
W. Milliere
Mt. Forest
Cornwall
Spence McKinnon
A. A. Kennedy
Jack Armstrong
Graham Farnell
Georgetown Hydro-Electric Commission
E. W. Binkley
O. W. D. Reid
G. W. McCallum
Alex Calder
David P. Cliff
W. J. Wylie
Ireland
Adam Smith
Stan Hall
M.P.P
Halton
Stan Allen
Halton County
M.H.B
Perry Como
Doris Day
Lester B. Pearson
Gladys Fraser
Mr. Pearson
Walter Hannah
Miltondine
Pearson
Miss Fraser
Donna Knell
Oshawa
Mrs. Knell
Peter
Reuter News Agency
London
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