Raiders Win Final Playoff Clash in 6-3 Rout
Georgetown Raiders defeated Dixie 6-3 to clinch the series and advance in the playoff, with Rene Martin scoring a brace and Nick Ferri assisting on key plays. Dixie mounted late resistance but Raiders pulled away in the third period behind Bradbury and Martinello to seal the win.
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Dixie
Leigh Bradbury “Raiders
Rene
Nick Ferri
Arid
Gosls
Nel
Looge
Hin
Patterson
Chappel
Martin
Max Brad- Pe
Mel Beaumont
Cox
Ble
Raiders
Salvian
Ferri
Run
Georgetown
F Erri
M. Bradbury
Dixie—Cox
Mertinello
Scott
Sal- Mon
Mallineo
Dixie--Cox
Marinello
Dixie—Leahem
Georstein- Starin
Georeow
Datterse
Remsieien
Vndde
Geors
Iefence
Maern
Harvey
Rene Martin
Wings
Scott Patherson
Ajax Cradburyauchent
Spixe Scott
Jack Kad
Qlenn Dwyer
Stewart Isl
Gord
Ghtred
Bill Mallinson
Fred Southwell
Fraser
Leo Bonhomme
Ted Cox
Harry Whittall
Guido Salvian
Bruno Martinello
Ken Pallett
Doc Sutton
Jim Fernbach
al Wood
Snubby Scott
Georgetown Raiders
OHA
Kemshead
L. Bradbury
Diszie
Iet
Paviad
Fernbach
Whittall
Kemshe
Bradbury
Dixie—Fernback
L. Brad
Cbcare
Georgetown M
Haines
Kemahead
Fellowship Quartette Scheduled for St John’s United Church
The Fellowship Quartette, four Victoria College theological students from Toronto, will sing at both morning and evening services next Sunday at St John’s United Church. They performed here about a year ago and will also sing at a fire side after the evening worship.
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St. John's United Church
Fellowship’ Quartette
Victoria College
Toronto
W J McMaster Dies In Toronto Hospital
W J McMaster, longtime Georgetown resident, died in a Toronto hospital. The obituary notes he was one of the town's oldest residents and mentions surviving family including a sister. Details are incomplete due to fragmented text.
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W. J. McMaster
Toronto
Georgetown
Elmira Bantams and Midgets Dominate Georgetown Playoffs
Elmira bantams and midgets proved powerful against Georgetown teams, eliminating them from OMHA play. Bantams dropped two games by 11-1 total, midgets lost 22-10 in the round. Georgetown had earlier ousted Hespeler squads. early games were in Elmira Tuesday with return matches Saturday afternoon.
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Elmira Bantams
Georgetown
Bantams
Hespeler
Elmira
Lions Club hears Lt Colonel Bourne on China history
Guest speaker Lt Col K M Bourne of Limehouse spoke at the McGibbon House dinner on Chinese history customs and current politics. Lion Frank Murfin noted the Lions organization now has 385000 members and Alex Maclaren outlined park gate improvements and possible army toilet facilities. Cecil Davidson described a home beautification contest and a $5 donation was given to the St John Ambulance campaign.
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Lions Club
McGibbon House
K. M. Bourne
Limehouse
Col. Bourne
Shanghai
Lion Frank Murfin
Lions Association
Lion Alex Maclaren
Maclaren
The
Army
Lion Cecil Davidson
St. John Ambulance
Alliance Paper Climbs in Industrial Bowling
Alliance Paper leads the Industrial Bowling Alliance with two recent Friday sweeps and top standing. Norton bowled 343 and Poore and Dickie Senne contributed strong scores last week as the team netted points from opponents.
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Meteors
Teetotalers
Kitchen Krumbs
Duke Burrows
Ahé
Jack Saunders
Pauline Norton
Pauline
Alliance Paper
Alliance. Paper
Alliance
Ass Norton
Hugh Dickie Senne
Young People's Rally at Norval Presbyterian Church
One hundred twenty five young people from Toronto West Presbytery gathered in Norval for the first annual Little Conference. Many stayed in local homes, with a Friday banquet at Union Church and a hay ride. Rev J L Self led worship and communion, while missionary Rev John Elder from British Guiana spoke at Sunday rallies. Norval ladies served supper and Rev John Mills of Dixie preached at the evening service, concluding with a benediction.
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Toronto West
John Mills
Dixie
Local Social News and Event Highlights
The notice covers a euchre semi final in which Norton and Hoss Nag advanced, with high scores by Fox and others. Prizes were awarded to Muriel Burt Dorothy Kirkpatrick Kay Norton and Donnie Currie. Sandwiches and pie were served after awards at the WA meeting hosted by Mrs Mills.
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Tie Son Euchre
Norton
Adel Ty Fox
K Iam
Thos
Appleyard
Muriel Burt
Dorothy Kirkpatrick
Kay Norton
Donnie Currie
Mills
A. J. Smethurst
J. A. Smethurst
Islington
W. I. Newton
Barrie
Margaret Spitzer
Jones
J. A. Coulter
Weston
Mrs. Kersey
Woodbridge
Rose Garden Ice Follies: Seats Limited for Friday Show
Tickets are selling fast for the Rose Garden Ice Follies at the arena Friday. The Toronto Skating Club and Granite Club stars headline with a skating orchestra. Roy Magloughlen designed the scenery and Jack Wilson arranged the Rose Garden themed arena transformation. Only two hundred seats remain.
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Toronto Skating Club
University
Granite Clubs
Roy Magloughlen
Jack Wilson
Iit
Echoes of Early Atlantic Worship and Drum Signals
Fragmentary note recalls colonial New England bells and drums used to summon worshippers to early worship services. The garbled text hints at maritime timing and ceremonial soundings in a colonial church setting.
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New England
Ronald Stewart to headline Lorne Scots band concert at Roxy
Ronald Stewart famed tenor will perform at the Roxy this Sunday as the Lorne Scots Band presents a variety program. He will sing Scottish songs with two soprano soloists and a male quartet while Brigadier W. P. Kilbride of Toronto attends as special guest. Rev. J. L. Self chairs. Nearby, multiple accidents injure four people including Mrs. Brownridge, with others treated at Peel Memorial and General Hospitals.
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Ronald Stewart
Roxy
Lorne Scots
Mr. Stewart
The
United Church
Alfred
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Rosalinda
Royal Alexandra Theatre
W. P. Kilbride
Oforonto
Lorne Scots Regiment
J. L. Self
Ashgrove
Toronto
Thomas J.brownridge
Bob Bouskil
Georgetown
Maple Avenue
Stewarttown
C. V. Williams
J H. Chamberlain
Peel Memorial Hospital
Charles and
Church Corner
St. Catharines
Local Druggist Wesley R Robb Dies Suddenly
Local druggist Wesley R. Robb proprietor of Robb s Drug Store died at his home this morning. Funeral arrangements had not been completed at press time.
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Wesley R. Robb
Robb‘'s Drug
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a local event
Fragmentary text mentions a baby daughter, dates, a garden, a storm, and several personal names. The readable content is too damaged to identify a coherent event, place, or publication context.
Meadowglen Tops Alliance In Industrial Hockey
Meadowglen defeated Alliance 8 to 7 in Monday's industrial hockey league. Mc Candless and Henderson led Meadowglen with key goals, Schenk added another. Lorusso scored twice for Alliance, with Muir Ruddy Heaton Norton and Green Slade also tallying.
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Meadowglen
Alliance
McCandless
Henderson
Schenk
Lorusso
Muir
Ruddy
Heaton
Norton
Greenslade
Sargent
Schissizzi
Richardson
Hulme
Wylie
Galt Visitor Mrs Jeasie Quarris Headlines Town
Mrs Jeasie Quarris of Galt arrived as a notable visitor to town, drawing attention from local residents and social circles as she toured the Valley. The brief item notes her presence and the interest she generated locally.
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Jeasie'Quarris
Galt
Public School News Highlights Local Hockey Victory and Events
G P S defeated Vishins Milton 4 0 on an afternoon marking the season’s end with Elmira champions noted. Bantams fell 5 2. Midgets lost 18 8. Referees were Lawrence Fred Dick and Scotty Patterson. Upcoming Upper Canada College exhibition boys vs all star bantams teased. Local teachers attended a concert in Acton featuring The Pied Piper.
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G.P.S
Vishins Milton
Lawrence Fred
Elmira
Ta Bantams
Keisorge Grasby
Dale Sedore
Richewugl Sienko
Jim Timlock
Carl Schenk
Bud Varey
Blake Inglis
George McClure
Scotty Patterson
Georgetown
Upper Canada College Boys
Acton
Pied Piper
Art Ret Delivers Weekend Visit Cited in Town
Former De Bank account holder Art Ret visits town for a weekend as Mrs HL Moyer accompanies him. The sighting prompts local chatter about past affairs and current ties in the community.
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Art'Ret
de Bank
Ee Et Ieee
HL. Moyer
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