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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), July 23, 1947, p. 7

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the georgauwn herald wednesday july 23rd 1947 lacrosse news brampton junior too good for norval monday norval arrows bumped up against their toughest opposition tfcds yew on monday night when they took on brampton juniors in an exhibition game toe more experienced bramp- tanltes played a dose checking rough game and held ahe arrows to two goals while they counted eleven brampton stands tbiid to st catha rines and mimico in their junior league and it looks as if norval will have a bit tougher opposition in the playoffs if they beat out fergus in btelr group- brampton incidentally has trimmed fergus in two exhibition game this year rtrst period 1 brampton gowland a brampton widdis second period 8 brampton l caruso gowland 4 brampton xvanc sutherland tbtau rm 5 brampton mbddlsson kaufman id teasdale 7 norval tialdlsw 8 norval townsend thotneeon 9 brampton 1 oaruao 10 brampton evans teasdale 11 bramjbon wlddfteb 13 brampton wwdes 13 brampton i oaruao brampton cuthbert qowland gardbouee moddlsson wlddes l caruso kaufman s caruso king- shott g evans t howell w sav age w teasdale dalzell sutherland norval spike scott emle thomp son bill louth junior beaumont johnny haines jim cleave bill laid- law doug townsend bob hepburn russ fendley bob crawford bui cunningham jerry fendley george louth proclamation whereas at a meeting of the council of te town of georgetown held on monday july 7th 1947 it was resolved that the mayor be authorized to proclaim mon day august 4th 1947 civic holiday for the current year therefore m compliance vith the foregoing resolution i do hereby proclaim monday august 4th as a cnnc holiday for the town of georgetown and all persons are respectfully requested to govern them selves accordingly jos gibbons isiayor god sathe king referee bui mxdlis brampton oversteps age limit in pee- woe game in the other half of monday s twin biu with brampton the flower town didnt play square with norval pee- weea and overstepped the age limit by using 13 and 14 year olds on the lineup coach lien self of norval was forced to use some of his bantams to compete against the heavier brampton team which scored a 126 win first period 1 brampton given 2 brampton gibson 3 norvalheteell laidlaw 4 norval hazell 5 brampton russell 6 brampton owens second period 7 norval alexander 1 nerval cuiningham alexander 9 norval hazell third period 10 bjjamplon ntil u brampton owens 12 brampton cuthbert 3 brampton russell 14 brampton neil fourth period 15 b ampton merrim 16 brampton owens 17 brampton merritt 18 norval loidlaw l cunningham brampton d given b patton l gibon d owens h modras b mclaughlin d sheffield t merritt b merrjtt r nell t haynes b gorman k cutiibert b ezeard c litton d bailey q smith d davis k fenlon russell norval julian reed jamie cun ningham ken shultls dave barber george grasby peter fendley don jarvle gordle laidlaw george piper jack frlm harvev hazell waiter alexander sho termanto joe louth excelo mfg co farm and wdusxrial hep airs young street phone 509 do you remember our ad last week a lot of drivel about that steam shovel of scottjactoons wearing out well the parts we men tioned didnt bust but some of the gadgets on the jaws of the bucket wore and do you know where they brought them yesslr excelol had a comparison brought to my attention this week which x had never considered met a fellow socially at a large gathering and during the course of the evening we got well acquainted i found out he was a doctor and we talked about medicine after awhile we talked about machine shop practice seems he put in ten years before he purchased i practise and hung out his shingle we put in ten years and ten thousand dollars before we decided to try and organise our own shop where is the comparison in our little storv the doctor is quali fied to attend your bodily ills it took us just as long learning to at tend your machine and develop your ideas that put money in your pocket ws like to feel that we are doing a fob and being of service just as a doctor is twentyfour hours a day just as our friend the doctor we overhear usually indirectly some statement that could apply to our own shop usually as tol- lows mrs jones to mrs brown and it was onls 4 ajn dr came and ssld that a dose of castor oil and a spanking was all little iodine needed and he charged me two dollars m 1 11 never go to him again and so forth and so on into the night well come in and see us we will trj and put our stethoscope on your job but we won t promise to be m lenient as trie doctor les tomlinson ps some of the most intelligent people we have met in geor getown have said they like our ad don t be too ashamed to read it grecojry t h e a t r e friday july 25tk swamp fire johnny weimuller virginia grey man from rainbow valley mont ile adrian booth movietone news saturday july 26 matinee at 3 mighty mcgurk wallace beery featurette champagne for two cartoon redh rangcra chapter i i son of the guardsman tuesday and wednesday july 29 and 30 searching wind aubcrt tevng sylvia sidney musical- taking the breaks scenic operation holiday pee- wee beat woodbridge 10 3 at norval the ntorval land woodbridge fee wees gave lacrosse fans a real treat at norval last friday when the nor val lads won a 103 victory in tkelr first game of the year the boys in both communities were on tenter hooks all dav with several rain sho vers threatening to postpone procee dings between showere the norval team scurried to the playing field and filled in the mud holes with sand and wllh the rain clouds disappear ing in the evening the game went on woodbridge a robb k robert son e longhouse j albert s albert t cannon j priest t griffith l white r mckenxie b bagg c bagg g scott b cannon kitchener norval julian reed mitch hun ter ken shultls gord laidlaw jamie cunningham don jarvle bui nixon jerry nixon peter pomeroy rc cunningham arnie hazell r reed bill held jack frim george piper ron mclean bill donaldson first period 1 noral cunningham jarvts 2 nor al hunter cunningham 3 nona nixon i laidlaw second period 4 nonil laidlaw hunter 5 normal lnidln jarvie 6 norval grasby cunningham 7 woodbrldt griffith third period 8 non al cunningham 9 nona cm ninghmn 10 non il crash ir mclean 1 1 non al jarvle laidlaw fourth period 12 woodbridge griffith 13 woodbndgf s albert leoon bants lose 85 on thursday night at norval cal- edon ban uims were the losers when th norval dub sparked by hazell cunningham and laidlaw overpower ed uhcni 8 5 nonal had won 9 7 in caledon the previous week braden with thtw goals and an assist was the best m in on the field for caledon caledon alexander forbe mc cormirk j mcdonald braden john ton corbett chambers mcken na n p luit b mcdonald g pat tula hllhnrd la ugh ton norval doug allen amlc hazell mac hm jamie cunningham sho terminto gord laidlaw george grnsb olen ellloti mitch hunter john hunter ross oldum keilh whalej flrrt perlad 1 norvii elliott cunningham ha zell snd period 2 norval la idhiw cunningham 3 nonal cunningham grasby 4 caledon mocormick 5 caledon j mcdonald braden third period 6 norval hazell hyatt 7 nona haw 11 8 nonal laidlaw cunningham 9 caledon braden fourth period 10 caledon braden norval laidlaw hasell is caledon braden 13 norval cunningham an englishman an irishman d a scotsman were arguing m to which of their respective countries bad the lightest men the irishman full tflt at tbe obvi ous led wttb we bv men of oocfc the flnotbrrrtun tee bat we have men of ayr bat add ttoe oocfcncy wa bar mtbmndn on tiia n rapping in two goals in the last period norvai midgets took a close game in woodbridge on tueay july 15th laidlaw led the norval scorers with three of their six goals and schenk cunningham and whaley scored one apiece first period 1 norval laidlaw 2 woodbridtr watwm 3 norval schenk burns second period 4 norval cunningham 5 norval laidlaw cunningham 6 woodbridgr mclean 7 woodbridge phillips third period 8 woodbridge watson fourth period 9 woodbridge oastater 10 norval whaley laidlaw 11 norval laidlaw whaley burns woodbridge w kobson scott w calms r longhouse w caatater phillips n mclean e longhouse kenney watson brown fteldbouse norval ron fendley tom anni- stead dune robinson clare bums doug allen roes olthnn hugh cun ningham carl laidlaw tom fmna- more don schenk amle hazell joe louth norm whaley have you renewed your fuoscripuon yet vacationing at jasper their excellencies viscount and viscountess alexander and their family are spending a tenday holiday at luxurious jasper pirk lodge distinguished resort centre in the heart of tm canadian rockies bilorc continuing westward on officii duties at too they are standing ai the d nviy of outlook cottage with their children they artv led 10 right shane hnin peter smith a friend of the family awlroaeii was in the same entire hat their majesties king george ud qlieafl elizabeth staved ahik it j ipcr during the koyal tour of 1939 at bottom the crtvrn r ntril di mnnhtratc his skill by sinking a putt at the 10u hole of the finud j iser i if courw located amid the beaums of toqw capped mounuint and tool lakes jean did you hear the good news bill whats that cv vv i jvev a o 0o av o rivr cc 1 p iv yip- avtv 1 b z c pa e ft t ailxw vo i v v o iv ert- bp e o jv rf jei l

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