Georgetown Hockeyists Aim To Beat Brampton Tonight
Georgetown hockeyists look to clinch a group playoff berth by defeating Brampton at the arena tonight. The team battles past Bolton on Monday, but the Brampton game is described as the decisive clash with title implications and a packed crowd expected.
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G. “Mac
McGilvray Wn
Hochip Neue Clgapic
Brampton Club
Bolton
Georgetown
IaMier Georgetown
Boltonites
Tricolor
Pton
Brampton
Brampton Crew
Oe Ee Soo
Mae Dingess Nossist
Tits Gonee
Cais Ap
Maine
W. Richardson
Barney
Kohoe
Hall
Stubbs
Ward
Stockford
Abeee
Chapman
Alcott
Norton
Dewhurst
G. Riddall
K. Richardson
Test
Sanderson
Ritchie
Crocker
Harris
James
Grosskruth
Nelson
Honey Kuntz
Kitchener
Proclamation Sets March 8 For Opening of Legislature
Formal proclamation sets Wednesday March 8 as the opening date for Ontario's twentieth Legislature second session. Chief Justice Robertson, administrator, notes Premier Hepburn plans to lead the House. Col. George A. Drew will attend the opening and enter via the East Simcoe bye election. Easter adjournment is anticipated with possible prorogation if royalty visits.
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Ontario
Robertson
Hepburn
Toronto
George A. Drew
E.C
East Simcoe
Georgetown Man Orchestrates Berkshire Club Meeting
At the Ontario Berkshire Club in Toronto on Monday the group voted to seek cross bred club exhibits at major province exhibitions and to urge the agriculture department to trial cross breeding at its institutions. W. R. Beek was named honorary president and E. W. Verner of Stratford became president with officers including George Spence, L. E. O'Neill, Ray Scott, and W. O. Brownridge.
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Ontario Berk Shire Club
Toronto
Department of Agriculture
W. R. Beek
E. W. Verner
Stratford
George Spence
Northwood
L. E. O'Neill
Ray Scott
Acton
W. O. Brownridge
Georgetown
Man and girl clash over signaling near home entrance
A near miss as a motorist criticizes a girl who darts toward a home entrance. The girl retorts she always turns in there, highlighting a tense moment captured in the street scene.
The Return of Craftmanship to Education
The article argues for a 1939 reform wave that shifts from rigid factual drill to craftsman based learning. It advocates freeing schooling from imposed orders and letting teachers align poetry and environment with pupil capacities to renew public education.
Winter School Held at United Church Georgetown
The fourth annual Guelph and Halton Winter School for United Church Young People opened Monday Feb 6 at Georgetown United Church. Attendance from two Presbyteries is listed, with five courses offering two credits each in Acts of the Apostles, Discovering Jesus, Worship Committee in Action, Missions, and Materials and Methods.
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Guelph and Halton
J. W. Stewart
Drayton
Jesus
Ian McEown
Mount Forest
Arthur Harris
Campbellville
D. H. Gallagher
Oakville
Wray Mather
Linwood
Doris Welsh
Moorefield
Anna Baird
Palmerston
Agnes Passmore
Rockwood
Muriel Cummings
Waterdown
Ruby Sommerville
Margaret McPherson
Muriel Robinson
Burlington
Grace Lyons
Rock Chapel
Flora Stormer—Appleby
Lorrie Law
Jack Ross
Cotswold
Norman Kent
Barrie Hill
Foyd Howlett
West Montrose
Maurice Dales
Fergus
Presbyterians Hold Annual Meeting at Knox Church
The Knox Presbyterian Church held its annual meeting on Monday February 6 in the church school room. Rev Davidson opened with scripture and prayer as E McWhirter was elected chairman and J Kennedy secretary. Reports from groups praised the Women's Association CGLT class Mission Band and Young People's Guild. Retiring managers E McWhirter J Williamson W Cromar and T Given were re elected. J Kennedy will be relieved of steward duties and T McKay was recommended. Miss J McDougall re elected budget treasurer and H Gorring treasurer. Auditors J Mackenzie and R B Foulis appointed. W G Marshall named press secretary with H G Clark pro tem. Next meeting set for Jan 26 1940.
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Knox Presbyterian Church
Daviison
E. McWhirter
J. Kennedy
Women's Association
C.g.lt
Mission Band
Young People’s Guild
J. Willamson
W. Cromar
T. Given
T. McKay
J. McDougall
H. Gorring
3. Mackenzie
R. B. Foulis
W. G. Marshall
H. G. Clark
Acton Executive B G Arnold Dies in Acton
Capt G B Arnold longtime Acton business leader and Masonic officer dies at home after illness. He served in the Great War, was vice president of Bray Glove Co Limited, and held roles with Knox Church and Acton YMCA. Funeral held with Masonic rites, interment at Fairview Cemetery.
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Capt
Ter G. Arnold
Rey Glove Co., Limited
Acton
Capt. Arnold
Walker Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Public Utilities Commission
Knox Church
Acton Y.M.C.A
Agnes Barber
Beverely
Oour Brothers
William and
Roy
George M
BE. L. Arnold
Georgetown
Halton Presbyterial WM S meets in Milton discusses projects
The Halton Presbyterian WMS executive met at St Pauls Church Milton with President Mrs Earl Wilson presiding. Devotions by Mrs H Caldwell on The Vine and the Branches. Reports show total receipts 5620.23 an increase of 172.23 and 43 cartons of clothing sent to File Hill Alberta.
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Halton
File Hill
Alta
File Hills
Indiana Reserve
Rateneneneiee
Ont
Presbyterian
Georgetown
Georgetown Lions Win Three Straight
Georgetown Lions defeated Acton 9 goals to 3 on Saturday afternoon. Wilcox opened the scoring, H Lambert tied, Schenk put Georgetown ahead, Beaumont and later Wilcox Schenk Schertz Murphy Lane and Golden extended the lead as Acton tired. Masales and L Lambert added late goals for Acton.
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Georgetown Lions
Acton
Lions
Wilcox
Georgetown
Mmnners
H. Lambert
Schenk
Masters
Beaumont
Tanners
Schertz
Murphy
Lane
Golden
Masales
L. Lambert
Lions Club Sponsors Safety Patrol Visit by Toronto Inspector
The Georgetown Lions Club promoted safety at the Public School by forming a Boys' Safety Patrol and hosting Inspector Dunne from Toronto. He spoke on highway dangers, showed driving safety reels, and offered prizes for correct answers to safety questions. Parents and students praised the talk and the Lions Club for their ongoing safety efforts.
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Georgetown Lions Club
Lions Club
Toronto
General Draper
Dunne
Uae
Inspector Dunne
Former Georgetown Boy Sets World Record in Air Model
John T. Dilly of Galt, son of Mr and Mrs W B Dilly formerly of Georgetown, established a new outdoor model airplane world record. His Single-stick model stayed aloft four minutes and 22 seconds at the Canadian championships, surpassing the previous best by 16 seconds. Dilly, a noted Ontario modeller, began with slivers of balsa wood and dope 14 years ago and has since competed across Detroit Buffalo New York Lakehurst Akron and other US cities.
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Toronto Daily Star
Priday
W. B. Dilly
Georgetown
Galt
John T. Dilly
Ontario
John
Federation Aeronautique International
Paris
Detroit
Buffalo
New York
Lakehurst
Akron
Drill Sergeant Corrects Raw Recruit Over Boots
A military drill scene shows a sergeant ordering time as a raw recruit protests his oversized boots, insisting he is ready and inside his boots. The exchange highlights boot fit and discipline during basic training.
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R. R
Peacock Leads Halton Area Grand Board Meeting
A large rise in membership was noted as delegates from Toronto Hamilton Galt and Preston attended. The July 12 celebrations were planned to be bigger this year with officers installed by notable members including Geu hreasnute TAGE GE Ontario West and Leslie Saunders grand secretary.
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Presen
Toronto
Hamilton
Galt
Preston
Bros. Geu Hreasnute
Tage GE Onetario West
Leslie Saunders
Newspaper advertising offers vast value for readers
The article extols ads as a key tool for lowering living costs and locating offerings, styles, and popular goods. It claims ads reveal modern improvements, show how others work smarter, and bring greater life comfort, saying information from advertising outweighs subscription value.
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Dog
Reeve Davis
Cripps
Brown
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Hospital For Sick Children
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Aelial Commission
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