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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1955
Page
3
Local notices include upcoming events from Verdun Rebekah Lodge Limehouse church and Glen Williams cemetery Remembrance Day Baby Clinic and a Local Council of Women meeting. Obituaries note deaths of Henry Fryer Donald Latimer Janet Ruddell and Ernest Timson with funeral details in Georgetown Greenwood Cemetery interments.
Memorial verses for Barclay Loud Scott Swan and others express enduring grief and love. Messages from Mary Bob and Jim, Mildred family, Violet Tom Haines, Jessie, Mildred, Joe and families. card of thanks from Boys Band. thanks from Harley Kennard Wylie for support after illness and fire.
A miscellaneous shower honored bride Mrs. Ronald Arthur Davis formerly Anne Lorraine Gillies of Milton. Hosted by her sisters-in-law Mrs. Lawson Catton and Mrs. William Palmer at the Meadowvale home. End tables a hostess chair and an ash tray presented at Dufferin School.
Milton edged Georgetown Juveniles 15 to 13 in the opener as both teams struggled with errors. Jim Beckett pitched well for Milton while Pete Mart led with two doubles and a single. The Lions Club postpones Brampton game to next Monday due to field conditions and plans new uniforms.
Cotton Bros led by Tracy Barrager three hits roar to a 12 to 4 victory over Brampton in Brampton park. Don Sherman pitched superbly allowing five Brampton hits while Cotton Bros pounded two Brampton pitchers for fourteen runs. Harnger Foster Hoare Ritchie King Chappel led with two or three safeties. next game versus Cookaville on Tuesday June 14.
Mrs. William McArthur of Oshawa died last Wednesday after declining health. She previously lived as Margaret Dwyer, daughter of the late Joseph and Ellen Dwyer of Peterboro. Funeral mass was held June 3 at St Gregorys Oshawa with burial in St Gregorys Cemetery. Survived by husband four children two sisters and two brothers including Mrs Wilcox Mrs Dwyer and Mrs Cole and James Jack of Detroit and Billy in Toronto.
Janet E Moore Rud dell 73 died at Flynn Nursing Home Acton after illness from a May stroke. Survived by two children Jean and James F. Ruddell, siblings, and several Moore descendants. Funeral held at Ma Clure Funeral Home with pallbearers named. Interment Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown.
NZGs beat the home team 8 to 7 in one game while Beaumont led Friday with three goals. Hillson two goals. Haines one goal and one assist. McCandless, Bennett, Moloy, Avery, and others scored or assisted. Saturday Beaumont again top scorer with three goals. McCandless four points total. Hillson Bennett Woods Foster Haines Savage Caruso credited with assists.
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