Port Elgin and Georgetown skate to 7 7 tie in Owen Sound
In Owen Sound Friday the Port Elgin team and Georgetown fought to a 7 7 draw after a two game playoff. Delly Beaumont scored three goals with two assists while Norm Locking added three goals and an assist for Port Elgin. Georgetown's standout finished with two goals and solid two way play. Referee Stan Smith and locals watched as Evans in goal faced strong pressure but forward lines struggled at times. The first period saw Georgetown lead 5 0 before Port Elgin battled back, ending with a late rally to force the tie.
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Owen Sound Arena
Port Elgin
Evans
Stephenson
Delly Beaumont
Norm Locking
Dudgeon
Ports
Georgetown
Bomesters
Witty quip on human nature and cooperation
A fragmented quotation notes two worlds of competition versus mutual improvement and hints at how cooperation could unlock a better outcome. The garbled text suggests a misheard or misread line reflecting on human behavior and ethics.
Lions St Patrick's Day Dance a Great Success
About 250 dancers attended the Lions Club St Patrick's Day dance in the Rose Room on Monday. It was the town's second semi formal of the year and plans for an annual event were announced. Music by the Modern Aires and festive decorations complemented coffee and cake during intermission. Winners included Ross Hill and Jean Blair and others from Toronto and local couples.
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Lions Club
Ross Hill
Jean Blair
Harold Wheeler
H. PF. Killoran
Toronto
T. Wold
John Bell
Tdea
Jack Armstrong
Rural Telephone Expansion Marks 1945 Growth Milestone
Bell Telephone Company of Canada reports 5 400 rural phones added in 1945, raising rural lines served to over 56 000 at start of 1946. Some 110 000 rural subscribers on independents’ lines access Bell through connections. Future work aims to cut rural load with over 1 000 circuit miles of new wire and pole work to improve service per subscriber feedback.
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Bell Telephone Company of Canada
Bell Lines
Bell Telephone Company
Georgetown Intermediates Face Port Elgin in Owen Sound Friday
The Georgetown Intermediates travel to Owen Sound to play Port Elgin on Friday evening in a youth hockey or local junior game setting with likely regional standings at stake.
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Georgetown
Port Elgin
Owen Sound
Marriage Rite at Queen Street Home
A quiet ceremony at the bride's Queen Street home united Mary Edythe Squirts daughter of Mra Arthur Squires and the late Mr Squires with Eldwin Burnell of Commence Deter Ae Join' McDermin of Brampton officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her brother J H Squires of Lambeth. Attendants included Miss Claribel Wellman of Port Huron and Mr Jack Squires of Toronto. A reception followed the ceremony.
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Queen Street
Mary Edythe Squirts
Arthur Squires
Mr. Squires
Eldwin Burnell
Commence
Deter Ae Join’ McDermin
Brampton
End
Lambeth
Claribel Wellman
Port Huron
Jack Squires
Toronto
Local Death Notices and Bank of Commerce Staffing Update
Sympathy extends to Mrs. Clarence Benham and Mrs. Willam King of Georgetown on the death of Charles J. Morton in Highland Park Hospital Detroit on March 9. He was 46, born in Milton, lived in Acton, WWI veteran, survived by wife Mildred Lumley of London, father Thomas of Toronto, brother Thomas Jr. of Toronto, four sisters, service at Sheddon Ontario, interment Iona Cemetery. Bob Ireland named head of Windsor Bank of Commerce branch. long-time staff listed, noting Gordon McLintock’s retirement and details of their careers and church affiliations.
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Clarence Benham
Willam King
Georgetown
Charles J. Morton
Highland Park Hospital
Detroit
Milton
Acton
Mildred Lumley
London
Thomas
Toronto
Thomas, Jr
Bob” Ireland
Bank of Commerce
Gordon McLintock
Bank
Morth
Presbyterian Church
Mira
Ireland
Paris
Douglas
Elizabeth
Anne
Windsor
George Town
Strathroy
Port Golborne
Simcoe
Canada
England
RCEME
Church of England
BR. H. Ireland
Cecil Doble
Arthur Warren
Jean Martin
Margaret Hoare
M. P. Hill
Herb Harlow
Verna McLintock
Eleanor Milliere
Marnie Curtis
Mary Dobson
Audrey Demerling
Recreational Council Starts Drive for Five Thousand
The Georgetown Recreational Council plans for summer baseball and possible lacrosse, to hire a full-time director funded by town and public subscriptions. The Georgetown Herald launches a Recreational Fund with a $10 seed, urging all donations to support kids’ healthy activities.
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Maple Leaf Gardens
Georgetown
Unclear OCR snippet hints at stockyard display in Montreal
Fragmentary text references 20000 to be selected from Ontario and Seeen ae ada with time en Cenk, moving to vineyards in southern and central France. Mentions W. E. Watson and the Montreal Stock Yards with a letter and a person named Fataon standing before three newly obtained animals.
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Ontario
Seeen Ae Ada
France
W. E. Watson
Montreal
W. ‘Fataon
Georgetown Defeats Fergus to Wiim Group Championship
A dam breach on Beardmore filter beds spilled 25 million gallons of polluted water, flooding roads and washing out bridges. Limehouse residents supplied by the creek risk weeks without water while Acton tests its supply and Georgetown hauls water to Acton. The flood is the worst since 1912.
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Beardmore
Stewart
Limehorse
Walter Lawson
Acton
Georgetown
Community Notes and Hockey Playoff Result in Georgetown
Social items include visits from Mr W Somerville of Toronto and Mr Stan Finlay with Mrs R Matson of Hampton. Also noted are university student Douglas Sargent home from Toronto and a Toronto Conservatory exam success. In sports, Georgetown Papermakers beat Fergus Thistles 4 1 to win the Intermediater OHA Group No 5 final at Galt Arena, with Evans Bertwistle Patterson Nash Beaumont Shropshire recognized as top performers.
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W. Somerville
Toronto
W. F. Bradley
Stan Finlay
R. Matson
Hrampton
Niagara Falls
Douglas Sargent
University of Toronto
Mor
Marilyn Ronto
C. H. Barber
Bqon
J. Carson
Carson
Ottawa
Jessie Malcolm
H. C. Bailey
Bruce Collins
Aldershot
N.S
Camp Borden
Alfred Collins
J. J. Davis
Kenneth Harrison
Lynda Stewart
Toronto Conservatory of Music
OHA
Raft
Georragetown Papermaxers
Fergus Thistles
Ontario
Georgetown
Fengus
Galt
Thistles
Art Hurst
Bindernagel
Fergus
Beaumont
Shropshire
Patterson
Evans
Hilson
Chriss
Walt Richardson
Nash
Béeaumont
Markemen
Jack Bertwistle
Eigns
Nash and
Ilton Farmer Purchases Junior Sire Brampton Alamo EB Pinn
Maurice Beaty of Lindale Jory Farm Milton Ontario purchases a Jimboraire Brampton Alamo EB Pinn bull from B H Bull and Bon. The bull is to be bred to the ...
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Maurice Beaty
Lindale Jory Farm
Milton
Ontario
Jimboraire
Brampton Alamo
B. H
Bon
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Cart Elgin
Stan Smith
Stratford
Lions ST. Patrick's
Srother
Charles Morton
Bank OF
Recreational Council
G.R.C. Treasury
Herald
GRO
Recreational Fund
Georgetown Herald
Wiim
Restarch Apse
Fry Hlesseotennih
Acton Water
Gordoin
RCAF
Air Force
Mont Joi
Quebec
Edmonston
St. Thomas
G. McCallum
Victor Torrance
Fenifon Falls
Mr. McCalhon
H. McCallum
James Goodier
Joan Bickle
Carolyn Biehn
Ken Langdon
Wendy
Linda
Larry Saunders
Philip Ray
Mary McAllister
Seaforth
Lumby Fence Company
Marjorie Geuilt
Bon Temps Bridge Club
Charles“William
Dominion Beed House
Kathleen Tyers
Seed House
Alex Fehrenbach
Kichener
Ilton Farmer
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