Weston and Georgetown Hockey Clash Ends in Narrow Defeat
In a rough Friday night tilt Weston fell 7 to 3 to Georgetown as blood and penalties marked the period. Monday saw Oakville Army routed 9 to 1 by Georgetown Vapormakers with the Georgetown forwards repeatedly testing the visiting goalie.
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Oakville
Huedmbert
Chas
Weston
Hal Gibsort
Oakville Army
Vaporrmakers
Georgetown
Army Boys
I Weston
Ashber
Chard
Venner
Jones
Downer
Alwell
Bridger
Neil
A. Neil
Laver
Houghton
Rhodes
Airtwistle
Binsell
Storey
Gibson
M. Bradbury
Nash
Patterson
Martin
Murdock
T. Bradbury
British Comedy Hit at Old Town Wall Delights Few
Apprentice Productions staged While the Sun Shines at the Old Town Wall to mixed crowds as wartime comedy. The London success follows Earl of Trakpenden and Lady Beth Reads plot with American flyer Bobby, Elizabeth, and Lieut Mulvaney in a light, brisk farce amid a chilly hall due to a faulty oil furnace.
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Old Town Wall
London
Sty
Lobby
Earl of Trakpenden
Lady of Beth Reads
Bobby
Elizabeth
Neil McKennan
Lena
Walter Cook
Mulvaney
Colbert
Ostiver
Uae
Mrs William McClure talk at Georgetown institute meeting
Mrs William McClure of Cramp ton spoke to the Georgetown Women's Institute meeting on her European trip as guest speaker. The forty invited ladies heard her travel impressions with illustrated pictures, and plans were discussed to adopt an Institute in Britain and send food parcels to the needy. A Canadian Appeal for Children donation was debated and a birthday cheque was planned for March 35 at the Oddfellows Hall. Recovery news was shared about Jim Emmerson from Christie Street Hospital Toronto after an operation.
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William McClure
Crampton Grate
Europe
Georgetown
Stewarttown
McClure
England
Scotland
Ireland
France
Brn Thompson
Britain
Murésh
Oddfellows Jnl
Wiliam Sinclair
Herb Cleave
A. Semple
A. Wilson
M. Clark
Willson Named Clerk Treasurer in Clarkson Council Move
Charles Willson is chosen by the Clarkson council as the new clerk treasurer. He recently lived in Clarkson and worked in mining offices in Ontario before returning in 1942 to town. He has served in insurance sales, real estate, and is a musician with the Lorne Scots Band and Modern Aires Orchestra. He and his wife, a former public school teacher, reside on Factory Street with two young children and attend Georgetown United Church.
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Ffor . Goda
Chivley Willison
Willungs
eBayneheed
Treauurer
Harison
Jwillkon
Hilary
My. Warri-' bin Aia Abaks Ztyons
KK. M. ‘Vanydan Aft
Adelyre
Yew
Walls
Geori
W. HL
Willson
Clarkson
Weller Business Colleges
Toronto
Pickle Crow
Red Take
Ontario
Federal
Ube Hs
ALBL
Ledwuxe
Lorne Scots Band
Modern Aires Orchestra
Knox Church Holds Successful Annual Meeting
Knox Church reports at its annual Congregational Meeting that progress and plans emerged from a year of improvement. A Come porte committee was formed to outline work, the minister was granted an honorarium, and the Session was empowered to review the Choir Leader contract.
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Knox Irebhyerinn Couren
Sheedaroen
Mors Wei
Samtie Fark Gasia
Marricon
J. Machen
Edie
Cochrame
Farm Forum discussion on pricing at Ballinafad meeting
Lloyd Marshall led a discussion on what price to ask at the Farm Forum gathering held Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Momory. Bre F Shortill and Grant Wright organized recreation. Hosts for next Monday will be Elwood Snow. George and Mrs Marshall of Galt joined Roy and Mrs Charles Gower for the weekend visit.
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Lloyd Marshall
Farm Forum
Robert—Momory
Recreation
Bre
F. W. Shortill
Grant Wright
Elwood Snow
Boe
George Marshall
Galt
Roy
Charles R. Gower
Promotion celebration for Mr. Dobid at Georgetown event
A lunch and reception were held at the home of Mr. Pitty Ieéatamant to honor the recently promoted Song hist as accountant at the Canadian Haplotof Commerce in Milton. Speakers included John D. Kelly W. Weranitaer gai Wierremtrer here Ireland manager Jim Alcorn and Mayor Joseph Gib bons. Others from business and civic life attended and sent regrets due to travel.
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Manayceaip
Milton
T. Agnockates
Ipst
Pitty
Glen Williamy
Ray
Poyliss
Ahdue
Perret
O Amon Hoe
John D. Kelly
Q W. Weranitaer
Ita TE Ireland
Jim Alcorn
Joseph Gibbons
George Cleave
Esquesing
Arthur Speiht
Board of Trade
C. V. Williams
C. C. Cochrane
Wilfrid Ford
James Tanton
Everatt Cole
GW. McCallum
Ke McWhirter
Nels—Robinson
Walter Biehn
Placald Grose
The
Royal Bank
Harold McClure
Vesumont
Othnhca
Niagara Falls Church Receives Tent at Mission
Fragmented text describes a church event in Niagara Falls with references to a tent purchase or arrival. The scene mentions church figures and a forthcoming ceremony, but many names and details are garbled, leaving only hints of a religious gathering and construction or renewal efforts.
New Accountant at Bank 0% Commerce
A scrambled report notes a new accountant joining Bank 0% Commerce. It mentions staff movements and names such as Cecil Bey, Frederick Jeane, and Mamel Durnford among others, with references to branches in Oshawa, Brooking, Cannington, and Newcastle.
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Otis Gm
Cecil Bey
Larsen
Vorjre
Cmd
Pert
Mysryg
Mamel Durnford
Lenden
Plabys Sen
Prederick Jeane
Sourch Oof
England
Oshaws Dranen
Brooking
Cannington
News Castle
Mas
Peor
Bubs
Terra Cotta Farmers Club Meets in February
The Terra Cotta Farmers Club held a February meeting with Bp. Lea presiding. Mrs Clare Anderson and Mrs Clarence Anderson performed in a quiz and stunts. Mr Clarence Anderson led an evening program while Mr Laurence Anderson presided at the fund. Mr and Mrs H W Langdon traveled to Florida for a month.
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Farmers
Cotta Thlyo
Lea
Kyle Leslie
Clifford Grookr
Clugia
Clarence Anderson
Mra
H. WM. Langdon
Braves Edge Milton In Tight Semi Final Clash
Brill Bruins secure the series in a hard fought game with Milton, overcoming late pressure as Huffman and Thompson spark a 11 10 win. Hills and Hamiton produce key moments while Brill hosts Acton in the final showdown tonight.
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Brill Bruin
Milton Juven
Vaillant
Fane
Acton
Pneumoniia
Braves
Milton
GRO Enator Beavers
Wifev
Jackie Hamilton
Vaughn
Roy” Thompson
Haines
Moxie
Brill
Farlow
Dillon
Uel
Ruisine Braves
Porth
Jen - Rib’ Hills
Toution
Jipases
Louis
Walcott
Uotase
Senate
Eltinge
Millon
Wtes
Aimsas Millon
Huffman
Thompson
Actonbalan
Shirley Marchment Weds in Acton
Shirley Bertha Marchment married Bernard Drew of Milton at St. Joseph’s Rewean Catholic Church Acton on January 3. The ceremony, officiated by Dev Pr Vo Moyran, featured attendants from Gearrvetown Milton and choir member Miss Joan Cavoie. After mass, guests gathered at the bride’s home with corsages and well wishes for the couple.
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St. Joseph's Rewean
Acton
Shirley Bertha Marchment
Daughteer
Mroo
Colden
Gearrvetown
Bonneur
John
Mel Hueh
Leonid Oedeho
Crac
Joby Oat Affan
Joseph
Mil- Soy
Kenneth Atel
Lyle Marehmert
Joan Cavoie
Ghorretown
Ophs
Mathers
Cleotrre Andersen
Deterborourrh
Serer
Altea
Milton
Hrampton
Ferret Ewer
Mac Wilson and Ethel Hunter Wed in Acton
Mac Wilson and Ethel Irene Hunter wed at St Alban’s Church Acton. The ceremony featured a white gown with fingertip veil and red tulip bouquet. Bridesmaids Maretta Knowles Toronto and Mime Nightingale Rockwood. Attendants Charles Coulson Mitton and Ronald Hunter Acton. Reception at bride’s home. couple to reside in Georgetown.
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St Alban's Church of
Enyee Lom Acton
G. Lunton
Ethel Irene Hunter
Prederick MM
Alexander McKenzie (Mae) Walon
Mere
Wellington Wilson
Georgetown
Maretta Knowles
Acton
Miwood Webb
Painswick
Fifty-Fifty Club cancels event amid family illnesses
A sletching party for the Fifty-Fifty Club was called off due to illnesses in several members' families. Members gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whyttlesworth and Mr. and Mrs. Rep Lroomhead with Wingfield acting as secretary in Bob Jones's absence. Guest speaker Miss Dussie Wingfield spoke of a trip and Achievement Day plans. A birthday party and play were rescheduled for the month and the next meeting was moved to March 10. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wyatt were welcomed as new members.
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Ars Howard Whyttlesworth
Lroomhead
Vers
McCamber
Bob Jones
Miss Dussie
Wingfield
Tore Yrngo Ifs
Vichng Lalton Juniors
Bob Wyatt
Cifes
Visit of Mias Joan Mackenzie in Condon on weekend
Mias Joan Mackenzie spent the weekend in Condon visiting Mias Margaret Black a student at the University of Western Ontario.
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Mias
Joan Mackenzie Pont
Condon
Margaret Black
University of Weeturn Ontario
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Frank Cleave
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Apprentice Productions
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Jim Yn. Emmerson
Christie Street Hospital
Charles: Willson
Knox Church
Ballinafad
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Moretonn
Chited
Udthus
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Légion
Thoraday
Chad Mahoment
Fred Jfume
Willian Verreye
Thomas Allen
Privade
Shirley Marchment
Mac Wilson
Ethel
Hunter
Mix
Stan Grabb
Jimmy
Chasley
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