Bantams Rally To Edge Milton In Halton League Battle
Georgetown bantams overcame a rocky start to defeat Milton 6 3 in Halton league baseball. Knudson started for Georgetown, settling after a first inning lapse as Dwyer Bull and Todd fueled the offense with key hits and a late triple. Georgetown improved to 8 1 4 with Dwyer and Todd collecting multiple hits and Bull driving in runs.
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Georgetown Bantams
Milton
Halton
Rob Bull
Georgetown
Till Dwyer
Rick Todd
Bill Dwyer
Hood
Houston
Bull
Todd
Dwyer
Parton
Mood
Knudson
Collier
Peavey
Norval Man Kenneth Rabson Graduates Then Heads to Falconbridge
Mrs W Rabson attended Kenneth Rabson’s graduation from Brampton High School in 1942 and he plans to start at Falconbridge Nickel Mines in Sudbury after a short visit home in May. Sympathy is extended to Mrs John Thurlbeck and family on his death at Western Hospital Toronto.
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W Rabson
Kenneth
New Liskeard
Provincial Institute of Mining
Ken
Falconbridge Nickle Mines Ltd
Sudbury
Brampton High School
John Thurlbeck
David, Douglas
Margaret Ann
Moniday
Western Hospital
Toronto
Thurlbeck
David
Douglas
Norval Public i
Charity Golf Tourney Raises Funds For Retarded Children
A charity golf day at Georgetown Golf and Country Club sponsored by Delwilton Carpet and Tile raised 135 dollars for a retarded children's school. Amateur Bob Frashnik and North Halton pro Doug Bruton tied for low score with 73.
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Delwilton Carpet
Georgetown Golf and Country Club
Bob Frashnik
North Halton
Doug Bruton
Georgetown Golf Course
Leafs -Schult
Eudie Shack
Delwilion
Max Yester
Bob Prashnik
Terry Hay
Doug Widdis
Tis Haines
Phil Alcumbrack
Mike Pullen
Wendy Marks Captures Style Acres Junior Jump Crown
Wendy Marks daughter of a Canadian Tire employee won the Style Acres Junior Champion trophy at Style Acres farm near Acton. She rode Wings of the Morning to first in Take Your Own Line Jumping then on Mr Blue to top Feet and Hands Over Jumping and junior working hunter events.
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Wendy Marks
Monsuer
Blue
Retirement Memory of George Smith at Provincial Paper
Longtime Provincial Paper foreman George Smith, who began as a 15 year old waste picker in 1912, marked 50 plus years with a retirement party. Colleagues presented a leather wallet and gifts as He honored his policy of greeting workers each morning, saying Good morning to all.
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Stull
George Smith
Provincial Paper, Ltd
Ed McDermott
Royal Slster
Guelph
the Abitubi
George
Harry Shortill
Harry
Mra Smith
Foreman
Heslop Delivers as Redshirts Fall to Palermo 20
Palermo scores 20 in the eighth inning to top Hornby Redshirts in Halton Hurt Softball League action. Catcher Charlie McFeelers starts the rally with a double, Don Heslop drives in runs, and Palermo pitcher Jacques Yaquette fans 15 as Heslop blanks Hornby. Palermo sits atop the standings with two wins.
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Palermo
Hornby
Halton Hurst
Charlie McFeelers
Don Heslop
Mornby
Heslop
Halph McFeelersu
Hightfielder
John Ingle
Halph McYeeters
Shase
Jacques Yaquette
Water supply in Georgetown remains stable this spring
Georgetown shows no current plans to restrict lawn watering as drought fears rise elsewhere. Water chairman Don Powers notes the town has ample supply and cites a 1,000,000 gallon underground reservoir as a buffer while acknowledging storage, not supply, is the key issue if pumps fail during peak demand.
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Bil- Vercreek
Proctor, & Redfern
Council
Biivercreek
Georgetown
Don Powers
Ierald
Plans Laid for Annual Fall Fair October 2–3
Hoth the men's and ladies sections of One Esquesing Agricultural Society laid plans for the fall fair to be held October 2 and 3 at the home of Mr and Mrs James Fisher. President Ken Ella reported, with notes from the secretary and treasurer, while committees were formed to finalize prize lists and display plans. The society condemned vandalism at the park and urged citizens to protect park property. Admission will be 50 cents for adults and free for public school children, with All American Shows handling midway extractions and space being booked for commercial displays.
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Agricultural Society
Coordelows Vale
James Fisher
Ken Ella
Nia
George Ironside
R.W. Lawson
Tse
TBA Georgetown drives for yearly event support
The article urges contributions to sustain the time honored organization and its flagship attraction in Georgetown and nearby communities, aiming to ensure the event continues successfully this year.
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Georgetown
Harriet Staunton Dies. Staunton Wallpaper Family Founder
Harriet Anns Staunton, 81, longtime Staunton wallpaper firm descendant and Georgetown resident since 1935, died in Toronto on June 3. Daughter of Moses and Martha Cook Staunton, she was active in St Johns United Church and local women's groups. Funeral held at A. W. Miles Funeral Chapel with interment at Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
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Staunton
George’town
Toronto
Harriet Anns Staunton
Georgetown
Maple Ave
St. John's United Church
Women’s Association of the Church
Council of Women
Wellesley Hospital
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Storn
Moses
Marr T Cook Staunton
Ireland
Staunton’s Ltd
Ko ¢ St
St. Margaret's
Mary
Thomas
Victor
Edmund
Gerald Staunton
New Morgan
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