Georgetown Papermakers Triumph In Exhibition Hockey
Nicky Ferri stars as Georgetown defeats Brantford 5 3 in a Saturday night exhibition game before 1200 fans. Ferri scores twice with an assist, Rhodes solid in goal, Birtwistle key defender. Brantford, short handed with ten men, shows grit but falls to the paper makers in a showcase matchup.
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George
Palace
Brartfords
Chamipoxa
Georgetown
Brantford
Nicky’ Forri
Theight
Rhodes
Brantford Sharpshooters
Jack Birtwistle
Brantford Speedsters
Wann
Kenney
Redmen
la Roque
Hann
Wings
Smith
May
Bradley MacQuarrie Wedding Held at St George s Church
Mary Nadine MacQuarrie and David Bradley were married at St George s Church England on February 21 with Archdeacon Thompson officiating. The bride wore white satin and net. reception followed at the bride’s parents home and the couple plans to reside in Georgetown after a honeymoon to Collingwood.
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St. George’s Church of England
W. G. O. Thompson
Mary Nadine MacQuarrie
John MacQuarrie
George
David Bradley
Howard Bradley
Hornby
Margaret Hayes
Audrey Dillon
McKenzie
Wilson
William Bradley
W. F. Bradley
Collingwood
Georgetown
Mrs W H Anderson Dies in Toronto
Mrs W H Anderson died suddenly at home 98 Dawlish Avenue Toronto on February 19. She was formerly Marie Darling McGibbon daughter of Samuel H McGibbon of Georgetown. Surviving are her husband a brother Jack of Georgetown and four sisters in Toronto New York City Tara and Georgetown. Funeral from Myles Funeral Chapel Toronto with interment at Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
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W. H. Anderson
Dawlish Avenue
Toronto
Marie Darling McGibbon
Samuel H. McGibbon
Georgetown
T. Eaton Co. Wny
London
England
Jack
Mra. Herbert
McFarlane
Mra. Cobb
New York City
C. R. van Dusen
Tara
Gladys
Myles
Drop Letter Boxes In Operation Georgetown
Local mail service expands with new drop letter boxes installed in the verso sections of Georgetown. Ray Whitmee holds the contract and has erected the boxes at multiple intersections including Monuay and other sites. Pickup times are 8:30 am and 4:30 pm daily except Sundays.
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Georgetown
Airvicg
Wight
Ray Whitmee
Monuay
Tere
Joseph
Sister Dies in Galt Brother-in-law Noted
Mrs. William Marshall died suddenly in Galt on February 8. She was the sister of Mrs. Clara King formerly of Georgetown now living in Branchton. She leaves her husband, a son William of Cleveland Ohio, and two daughters Mrs. Henry Kennell Margaret of Buffalo New York and Mrs. Harry Starr Georgina of Seaford Delaware.
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William Marshall
Galt
Clara King
Georgetown
Branchton
Marshall
William
Cleveland
Ohio
Henry Kennell
Margaret
Buffalo N.Y
Harry Starr
Georgina
Seaford
Delaware
Father Dies in Stayner Obituary for Thomas Dickey
Thomas Dickey died at his Stayner home on February 19 in his 81st year and was buried there. Survived by widow Mary Jane Cauthers and five children Jennie Rogers of Stayner Annie Magloughlen of Georgetown Wilfred and Harvey of Toronto and Charlie of Collingwood. Predeceased by daughter Viola.
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Roy Magloughlen
Thomas Dickey
Stayner
Nsast
Mary Jane Cauthers
Dr Rogers
Jennie
Annie
Georgetown
Wilfred and
Harvey
Toronto
Charlie
Collingwood
Viola
Brother-in-law killed by car in Garnet Clithe incident
Garnet Clithe of Grafton, 48, was killed Saturday evening February 14 near Millixa after alighting from a eastbound bus and crossing toward his house when struck by a car driven by Joseph Brdnah of Ottawa. No inquest will be held. he worked in Toronto with the Toronto Fractionportation Commission.
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Mra
S. P. Chapman
Garnet Clithe
Grafton
Millixa
Joseph
Clitheroo
Way-Sd8
Mynda
Way - Yotoray
Toronto
Fraieportation Commission
Georgetown Welcomes Delly Bestamont Back to Ice
Delly Bestamont, a top Intermediate A finalist last year, returns to Georgetown in a uniform after signing with Stonoya of the Toronto Hockey League. He debuted in a local exhibition vs Brantford Seniors, and Georgetown gains a skilled wing as playoff time approaches. The club has yet to face stiffer outside Halton-Wellington rivals, with Milton and Acton as notable threats.
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Dally
Beatmont
Georgetown
Brantford
Delly
Stonoya
Georgetown Hockey Club
O.H.A
Halton-Wellington
Milton
Acton
Card of Thanks for Sympathy Messages
Mrs Herb Scott and family express gratitude to friends for kindnesses and sympathy messages after a bereavement.
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Herb Scott
Scott
Norman Hill Elected Ward Two Councillor by Acclamation
Norman Hill was elected by acclamation to Ward Two to fill the vacancy created by Yarty Hale’s resignation. He was one of two nominees, nominated by Jack Armstrong and Joseph Gibbons, with the Lyons nomination coming from W J Crain and Weyrhert Smith. Hill is a grocer at King and Queen Corner and has long been active in hockey as secretary of the Hockey Club.
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Norman B. Hill
Nacaney
Yarty. Hale
Hill
Eles
Nomines
Sing
King
Queen“Corner
Ha Huis
February W I meeting at Archer home
The Ashgrove W I held its February meeting on Tuesday the 17th at Mr. Archer’s home with president Mrs. K R Cunningham presiding. Members showcased an infant layette for Halton Childrens Aid, voted a large donation to the Appeal for Children Fund, and discussed community help and the Institute’s importance.
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W. I
Archer
KR. Cunningham
Francis Thompson
Halton Childrens Aid
England
Appeal For Children Fund
Chester Service
Milton
Thos. Griffen
Consumers urged to cut power use to avoid outages
Local industries in Georgetown report cooperation to avert shut-downs as emergency power shortages from a drought affect southern Ontario. Factories cut hours by up to ten percent and trim nonessential processes while merchants reduce interior lighting. Graham Farnell says full cooperation could prevent outages. advance warning would come if needed.
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Georgetown
Ontaria
Graham Farnell
Georgetown Hydro - Commission
Ontario Hydro Commission
Stroke Fatal To Mrs Thomas S Hill
A stroke suffered ten days earlier proved fatal for Mrs. Thomas S Hill at her King Street home on Sunday February 15. Born Catherine Barwell in England eighty one years ago she came to Canada as an infant settling in Hamilton. She lived in Weston Granton and Georgetown where Mr Hill was a CN station agent until retirement. Surviving are her husband and four sons Wilfred Niagara Falls Norman Georgetown Thomas Jr Lucan and William Brantford. Funeral held Wednesday at her residence with burial at Greenwood Georgetown. Pallbearers named Harold McCarroll R Brydges William E Hill William Peer A J Clatworthy William Parkhill.
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Thomas
Hill
King Street
Catherine’ Barwell
England
Canada
Hamilton
Weston
Granton
Georgetown
Knox Presbyterian Church
Wilfred
Niagars Falls
Norman
Thomas, Jr
Lucan
William
Brantford
C. C. Cochrane
Greenwood Cemetery
Harold McCarroll
R. Brydges
William E. Hill
William Peer
A. J. Clatworthy
William Parkhill
Gratitude from William Barclay for seasonal tokens
William Barclay thanks St Albans Ladies Guild and Choir Mrs Edna Beaumont pupils of the Glen School and friends for flowers fruit and candies received during his recent illness.
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William Barclay
Glen Williams
St. Alban'’s Ladies Guild and Choir
Edna Beaumont
the Glen School
Card of Thanks for 26th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Harry Presswood express gratitude to relatives and friends for presents and ecards on their 26th wedding anniversary and thank the orchestra for music and good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Presswood
Ecards
Early Paul wedding at Knox Church in Georgetown
Mary Kathleen Paul and Robert Grant Early married Saturday February 21 at Knox Presbyterian Church. Rev. Ross Cameron officiated with Frederick Pallette at the organ. Bride wore ivory satin with lace and train, bouquet of lilies and carnations. Guests included matron of honor Miss Jane Early and bridesmaids in blue. reception at the bride's home followed by a honeymoon to the United States. Knox Church chimes donated by the groom’s grandparents.
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Mary Kathleen Paul
Reginald T. Paul
Robert Grant Early
J. Arnott
Knox Presbyterian Church
Ross K. Cameron
Toronto
Frederick Pallette
Paul
William Kelly
Pickering
Jane Early
Beryl Rowntree
Weston
Toronto General Hospital School of Nursing
Donald Early
John Hall
Frank Early
Donald Reid
Mia Pau
United States
Georgetown
Knox Church
Froom
H. P. Lawson
Midget Hockey Tournament Scheduled in Georgetown Arena
Central Ontario Zone Championship heats start Saturday at Memorial Arena Georgetown with nine centres in an elimination format. First round 9.00 a.m. Georgetown versus Brampton, then later matchups include Wegton Cooksville Leaside Swansea Forest Hill East York Barrie and winner brackets. All-star selections listed among local players.
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Seares
Central Ontario
Georgetown Memorial Arena
Georgetown
East York
Forest Me
Leaside
Swansea
Brampton
Cooksville
Weston
Barrip
Bud Haines
Keith Scott
Bill Hewitt
Joe South
Blake Inglix
David Barker
Dill
MayCormack
Don Tuinson
George Smith
Bud Varey
Jack Bettke
Jim Kirkwood
Wegton
Forest Hill
East York FE
Barrie — A
Firet Baptist Church Weekly Schedule
The notice lists church events for the Baptist church led by Rev Chas R Gower. Sunday services at 10 am and 11 pm with Sunday School at 7 pm. Monday Youth Prayer Union at 8 pm. Wednesday Prayer Meeting and Bible Study.
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Nicky" Ferri
Birtwistle
Beaumont
Storey
Beauchamp
Martin
Ferri
Brantford—Hann
Nash
Murdock
Binsell
Halota
Bradley - MacQuarrie
Bestamont
Uniforn
Norman Hill
Ashgrove
Hydro Consumers
Hydro-Electric Power Commission
Georgetown Hydro Commission
Hess ‘High
Sumumiry Miukes
Jony
Miltonwee Een
Thomas S. Hill
Early Paul
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