Raiders Edge Elmira In Overtime Thriller
Raiders rally to tie Elmira 7-7 and win 1st overtime clash before a packed arena. Chappel nets a hat trick as Beaumont brothers assist, with Elmira forcing a possible rematch, and the series to decide the Ontario Intermediate B title headed to Elmira Friday.
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Georgetown
Iaidens
Ezimirs Polar Kings
Kincerdine
Ontario
Havelock
Raiders
Elmira
Tueeday
Dr. Martin
Chappel
Beaumont Brothers
Beaumonts
Elmiré
St George's Sunday School to Install Portable Partitions
Teachers and officers at St George's Sunday School plan portable partitions to improve class setup. A committee Edwin Wilson Wilfred Mino Jesse Brandford to organize, with November anniversary events and new equipment for beginners. Treasurer Wilson reports 340 dollar balance and 35 percent rise in attendance.
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St. George's Sunday School
Harvey Dewhurst
Edwin Wilson
Wilfred Mino
Jesse Brandford
Mino
Wilson
Dewhurst
England
Brandford
George VI
Boutelle Named President of Georgetown Chamber of Commerce
At an organizational meeting last night Clifton Boutelle Alliance Paper Mills manager was elected president of Georgetown's new Chamber of Commerce.
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Clifton Boutelle
Alliance Paper Mills
Georgetown
New Chamber of Commerce
St Georges Men Attend Communion and Breakfast
Thirty two men of the church at St George's participated in a corporate communion of the Men's Club before a breakfast in the basement. Archdeacon Thompson spoke on Jacob's Bethel experience and God's silence testing faith. Flowers honored the late Christopher Sargent.
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St. George's
Archdeacon Thompson
Jacob
Bethel
Bunnett
King and
Desire
John Stainer
Christopher Sargent
St George's AYPA Holds Cleanup Bee and Jubilee Plans
St George's AYPA held a work night with many church youths participating. The event featured rearranged clubrooms and moved Sunday School tables. Plans for Golden Jubilee week include a candlelight service May 11, a May 16 banquet by the Daughters of the Church, and a corporate communion the following Sunday.
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St. George's Aypa
AYPA
Daughters of the Church
Eighteen Rinks Compete In Thursday Curling Bonspiel
Eighteen rinks gathered at the arena for a full day bonspiel hosted by Georgetown Curling Club with teams from Fer gus Brampton Hillsburgh Agin court and Toronto. Prizes in the main draw went to the Agincourt skipped Walton Brampton Fullerton and Ted Bludd rink from Georgetown.
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Georgetown
Fergus
Brampton
Hillsburgh
Agincourt
Toronto
Walton
Fullerton
Ted Bludd
Ian Emsile
Perc Cleave
Cox
Hillaburgh
Areli
Lady Curlers Enter Brampton Bonspiel Debut
Eight members of the ladies curling club attended their first bonspiel in Brampton. They brought home no prizes but enjoyed a day of play and hearty hospitality from the Brampton club. Skips were Mrs. Ernie and Mrs. Don Hutchinson with players including Bob Reeve, Mrs. Don Barrager, Mrs. Jack McGibbon, Mrs. Walker Reem, Mrs. Wray Bessey, and Mrs. Vern.
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Ladies Curling Club
Brampton
Ernie
Don Hutchinson
Bob Reeve
Don Barrager
Jack MicGibbon
Walker
Wray Bessey
Vern
Woman Struck by Taxi Breaks Leg in City Accident
Mrs. Florence Noesiter suffered a double fracture of her right leg after stepping into the highway and being struck by a Glen Taxi cab driven by Fred Leeder. Her grandson Timothy was knocked down but unharmed as the grandmother was taken to Toronto Western Hospital for treatment.
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Florence Noesiter
Arthur Scott
Motors
Noesiter
Fred Ruenster
Mill Road
Beatrice
Timothy
Glen
Fred Leeder
Leeder
Sermon Series Continues at St John s Church
Regular morning worship at St John s emphasized faith as Rev J M Smith urged moving from mere mental assent to a conviction that reshapes life. The service featured choirs, an anthem Green Pastures, and Children Pray This Love to Cheri. Evening service tuned to Salvation as part of the catechism series.
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St. John's
J. M. Smith
Green Pastures
Junor
Isobel Dobeon Aang
Fire damages Empire Lunch kitchen on Malin Street
Fire brigade was summoned to Empire Lunch on Malin Street yesterday afternoon. Grease on the fish and chip fryer threatened a blaze. the fire was extinguished with hand extinguishers. Elmer Hutchinson reports heavy smoke and damage to kitchen equipment.
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Empire
Malin Street
Elmer Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Verdun Rebekah Lodge Euchre Party Celebrates 34th Birthday
A large crowd attended Verdun Rebekah Lodge euchre party for the lodge's 34th birthday at the Odd Fellows Hall. Forty six tables hosted players. prizes went to Mrs Norman Snyder W O Brownridge William Hunter and Mrs Arthur Wilson. Door prize went to Mrs George Walters ticket 16 and Miss Hazel Warrison won the birthday prize.
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Verdun Rebekah Lodge
Norman Snyder
W. O. Brownridge
William Hunter
Arthur Wilson
George Walters
Hazel~Warrison
Oddfellows Hall
Toronto science teacher advocates temperance message at church
Lorne Shewfelt MA a science teacher in a Toronto collegiate spoke at St John’s United Church as a guest representing the Ontario Temperance Federation. He urged personal restraint including the avoidance of alcohol.
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Toronto
Lorne Shewfelt
St John's United Church
Ontario Temperance Federation
Mr. Shewgelt
Social and Personal News From Port Carling Area
Mrs. Paul Barber spent last week at Port Carling for a ski week. Mrs. Andy Hunter is able to return home from Guelph General Hospital. Mrs. Harvey Lusty and Mr and Mrs E Harris attended the Toronto funeral of Mrs. A F Leeder. Mrs Ernest Thormpson vacationing in Sarasota with companions. Herbert Carey celebrated a surprise early birthday. Mrs James Ht Wilson and daughters visited in Hamilton. William Harding returned from ten months in the west visiting Alberta. Oliver Whitmer of Windsor visiting relatives and planning England trip. Allan Norton and family in Fort Lauderdale for a month with son Ross and daughter running Norton Floral. Norton rents Lucky Strike Bowling Club to Jack Yoksima. Piano pupils of Marion Mepburn passed mid winter Royal Conservatory exams with several first class honours.
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Allan Norton
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Bermuda
Ross
Buckwald
Norton Floral
Mr. Norton
Lucky Strike
Jack Yoksima
Marion Mepburn
ARCT
Royyal Conservatory of
Toronto
Guelph
Jaqueline Lucas
Audrey Bishop
Gail King
Faye Clements
Milton
Jacqueline Lucas
Jeanne Gambell
Judy Bonathan
Hartley Couple to Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Peter D Hartley of Milton R 12 will mark their sixtieth anniversary on Sunday March 23 1952. They will host friends at home from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm.
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Peter D. Hartley
Milton, R
Bolivia Missionary Speaks to Baptists at Georgetown
The BYPU of Georgetown Baptist Church and the Women's Mission Circle hosted Rev. Percy Buck who spoke on Baptist missions in Bolivia. Buck, recently returned, shared up to date accounts with vivid films of mission stations and the life of the people. The event highlighted progress toward native church responsibility as foreign missions advance. The young attendees provided refreshments after the talk.
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BYPU
Georgetown Baptist Church
Women's Mission Circle
Percy Buck
Bolivia
Legion Banquet Planned For Kid Hockey Winners
The Legion plans a banquet to honor three youth hockey teams after the season. Denny Wright coached A-Goongetown-tham won the Midget Championship. Glen Williams led Red Wings in Ban Tam division, coached by George Sargent. Norval’s Pee Wee champs were coached by Nels Robinson.
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Legion
Alf Sykes
Board Votes News Schools for Georgetown
A straightforward weekly summary notes March winds and lingering snow from last Tuesday. With spring approaching in under two weeks, the Georgetown board reviews school matters and votes on ongoing items.
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Georgetown
ACT ON
Auction and meetings mark March in local club and district notes
The Countess of Strathmore Chapter held its March meeting at Mrs. Arthur Beaumont’s home. Attendance was large with Regent Jean Mackenzie presiding. Minutes by Miss Hilda Erwin, treasurer’s report by William Hamilton, donations planned for the local library and IODE bursary. A four-book Winston Churchill purchase and a $20 annual library donation were decided. A lively charity auction raised about $50. Separate note: North Halton high school district board discussed building Georgetown and Acton high schools with Milton gym, evaluating costs and funding, and projecting a $114,000 annual levy including a Milton gym debenture.
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Countess of Strathmore
Ode
Arthur Beaumont
Glen Williams
Jean Mackenzie
Hilda Erwin
William Hamilton
James F. Evans
Winston Churchill
Bor
Cedarvale
R. Stewardson
Norman Herbert
John Fleming
H. C. Wrigglesworth
Robert Jones
Harold Hutchinson
Beaumont
Muss Ann Hickey
Leslie Clark
William Clark
H. J. Newman
Sam Penrice
Robert Nicot
John Hughes
Georgetown
Acton
Milton
North Halton
J. B. Milne
George Cleave
Esquesng
Esquesing
Nassagawega
J. D. Kylee
J. Kyles
Orangeville
Elder William Pearson Honoured For Eighty Summers Celebration
William Pearson was recently honored at a neighbor’s home as he marks eighty years, with a social evening of cards and music and a gift presentation. Mary Pearson of Robert Simpson Company attended his birthday event. The Stone School Association held a March 7 social with twelve tables of progressive cuchre. prizes went to Barbara Lindsay Muriel Appleyard Harding Price and J McLaughlin. door prize to Alex Hendry. Proceeds fund classroom cupboards installation. Mr and Mrs E L Miller Mr and Mrs James Roe and Mrs W J Roe spent Sunday in Stouffville. Weekend guests at Russell Miller’s home included Geraldine Audrey Domm and Ronald Ortleb.
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William Pearson
Misa Marie Barbour
Mary Pearson
Robert Simpson Company
Stone School Association
Barbara Lindsay
Muriel Appleyard
Harding Price
J. McLaughlin
Alex Hendry
and Mirs
E. L. Miller
James Roe
W._J. Roe
Stouffville
Rassell Miller
Sth Line
Miss¢s
Geraldine
Audrey Domm
Ronald Ortlleb
School Hockey Spirit Holds Despite Spring Approach
Public school hockey remains lively as students at River Rats and College View push teamwork and passing. John Hulme scores for Hulme’s College View while Doug Richard son’s team adds goals. In middle grades, film viewings and attendance reports show high engagement with Miss Lindsay and Mr Hen y’s classrooms praised for strong turnout and library interest.
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Paul
Marshall
John” Hulme
College View
River Rats
Ward
Ren
John Hulme
Doug Richardson
Calvin King
Bank Clerk Transfers to Victoria Branch
Miss Kelen Cleave of the Bank of Commerce moves from this town to the Government Street branch in Victoria B C. Fellow staff present her with a cosmetic set and a travelling alarm clock is given at a family party hosted by Mrs Isobel Cleave.
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Bank of Commerce
MacDonald Hall
Guelph
Kelen Cleave
Bank
Government Street
Victoria
B.C
The
Stail
Isobel Cleave
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A.F. Leeder
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Clarence Carty
James Ht. Wilson
Barbara
Marian of
Hamilton
J. D. Godfrey
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Walter Whitmee
Ern Batkin
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Lindsay
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