Birth announcements and death notice clipped items
DY My and Mrs G Hoody announce the birth of Lois Helen a daughter at Toronto General Hospital on Friday June 5 1980. Cleave and Mrs Walker Cleave announce Barbare Ellen born June 8 1950 at Guelph General Hospital. Mary Bearden of Georgetown dies on June 8 1980 wife of James A Crab nee funeral held at McClore Funeral Home with interment at Greenwood Cemetery Gegreetown.
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DY — My
Mrs. G. Hoody
Ly Ton
Lois Helen
Patiette
Cleave
Mrs. Walker Cleave
Marnie Curtis
Barbare Ellen
Guelph General Hospital
Mary Bearden
Georgetown
Mary Dearden
James’ A. Crabnee
Fo McClore
Greenwood Coretery
Gegreetown
Memorial notices for Barclay and Norton families
In memoriam notices recall Mrs Samuel Barclay who died June 13 1945 and Fred W Norton who passed June 6 1948. Mary Bob and Jimmy remember Mrs Barclay with enduring affection. Belila Norton honors her husband with a loving tribute, cherishing his memory and his cheery ways.
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Barclay
Samuel’ Barclay
Mary
Bob
Jimmy
Norton
Fred W. Norton
Cine
Belila
Cards of thanks expressed by Crabtree and others
The Crabtree family thanks those who supported wife and mother during illness. Mrs C Sargent and friends are thanked for cards fruit and flowers during hospital stay. The McNally family expresses gratitude for kindness sympathy and flowers after bereavement in memory of James McNally and thanks Archdeacon W G O Thompson for comforting words. Tom Palmer and his mother thank friends for gifts flowers fruit and cards while in Sick Children's Hospital Toronto.
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Crabtree
Sargent
C. Sargent
Palmer
Tom Palmer
Sick Children's Hospital
Toronto
Presentations at St John’s United Church Honor Two Members
Monday evening at St John’s United Church a congregational dinner honored Mrs M Near and Dr A McAllister. Mrs Near received a handbag and Dr McAllister an inscribed pen and pencil set as thanks for long service.
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St. John’s United Church
Woman's Association
Harold Cleave
W.A
M. Near
United Church
Walter T.evans
P. B. Harrison
A. McAllister
McAllister
Norman Laird
Jack Norris
Carmen Memorial Church
Toronto
Ernest Forgrave
Meeting Recap Highlights Scout Group Activities
A meeting opened with a baseball game, then adjourned outdoors to group sessions. Sky larks and Beavers wrapped up handcrafts while Bluebirds undertook their first aid test under the Honour Group banner after Taps.
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Skylarks
Beavers
Bluebirds
Georgetown By law vote on school education funding
Letters from Georgetown taxpayers urge voting on a money by law affecting public school funding. They note impact on local and ratepayer children, point out lack of taxpayer input, and thank the school board and editor for explaining the need for a new public school without increasing taxes.
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Georgetown
Pt eBunest
Citizens’ ‘Committee
Juveniles Triumph in Extra Inning Win Over Dundas
The Dundas juvenile hardball team rebounded from a 12-0 loss to Oakville last Wednesday to beat Dundas 12-7 after extra innings. Jim Kirkwood delivered the key triple in the 8th with bases loaded to seal victory as Mel Blow and Frank Anderson pitched, with Doug Norton and Earl Walters catching. Ted Wahl coached.
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Oakville
Dundas
Jim Kirkwood
Mel Blow
Frank Anderson
Doug Norton
Earl Walters
al Gillis
Ron Anderson
Keith King
Joe South
Bob Bruce
Keith Scott
Ron Denham
Bill Hewitt
Alf Spence
Ted Wahl
Norval Central Peels Shine With Two Exhibition Lacrosse Wins
Norval Central Peels' Intermediate lacrosse team posted two exhibition wins this week. They defeated Hespeler 9 to 0 and Woodbridge 9 to 4 after Woodbridge led early, highlighting the club's improving form.
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Norval Central Peels
Norval
Hespeler
Woodbridge
Georgetown Bantams Do Well In Hardball
Georgetown Bantams perform strongly in hardball play, showcasing solid hitting and fielding as the season progresses. Key players contribute to a improving team dynamic and competitive results.
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Georgetown
Bantam baseball team shines in first season stretch
In their inaugural CBA season the bantams beat Acton 8-0 and won two more games including a 9-1 victory in Brampton. Battery was Ron Herrington and Jim Timleck. Breen and Timleck led with three safeties. Next home game is July 8 with heads up ball and strong support urged.
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Acton
Brampton
Ron Herrington
Jim Timleck
Battery
Ron Breen
Timleck
Bantams
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