Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), March 8, 1944, p. 4

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the georgetown herald wednesday march 8th 1 944 third period rally won round lor niagara 11 7 queen honors airplane crew intermediates had splendid team gave opponents a stiff contest led series by two goals at end ofsecond period but tired under the consistant bombardment by the niagara team in final period score on game 72 if ever there was a heartbreaking cries it was the georgetown inter mediatesniagara falls series it local team had high hopes of advan cing still further into the playdowns when they went to niagara last thurs day night with a twogoal margin played two staling periods of cham plonship hockey only to have their hopes dashed into bewilderment by a super avalanche of bombarding pucks in the third and final period of the se- tend playoff game so quickly did the tide turn that for minutes on end the local team failed to get the puck out side of their own blue line while the home team played excel lent hockey for two periods and made the series look like a sure thing great credit must go to the winners for their gallant finish sparked by little louie gallardl who netted their se cond goal of the evening niagara car ried the attack almost me enure twenty minutes and emerged victors by 72 score on the game and taking the round n7 the first period was a lively one in which georgetown seemed to do every thing right and niagara everything wrong the local team pressed hard to advance their lead and at the half way mark got the period s only counter bryon playing hi first game due to injuries on the t was the scorer four penalties were meted in the pe ztod two of which were major for fighting when fenle and barnes tan gled both teams were a man short at n ihe outset of the second period and play continued in favour of george town much the same as it had throughout the first period with only a minute and a half gone schertzel grabbed a perfect pass from ricbard- aon to put his team two goals up on the game this ended the scoring ontil the fourteen minute mark when lamb counted for niagara from close in to relate the proceedings in the third period would not hold much in terest for local fans it had niagara written all over it as the local boys folded up under the strain and terrific offensive of the winners no doubt ihis team had a slight margin on the hamsters for speed combination and ability to stay at it longer and ihey certainly showed it in the final stuies of the series it not before it wat a coring spree with gallaxdi pidgeon barnes rocco and fairchild 2 being the scorers there were no penal tlcb par the winners gallardl berik and pidgeon placed a grcai game bis sell in the neu was in hb usual goo form tor the losers all did justice to cmenor of toc qtlj b probram the team and it is hard to pick stars served lunch from lhe lot if bill richardson hadn t i wt neglected mentioning last week been on his oes in the net the score might have been larger lor niagara but he played well the teams niagara fills goal biswll defense gallardl masccar centre beraik wlms rocto furthild lamb collicu dcnelki uimts georvtown goal bill richar iso i del ens sell gl irk ctnui t i rr wigh n ptn bron subs a ird rih dion schertzel cirohntn the threcmembers of the crow of a trans canada air lines plane i re recently honored by queen wilmmina at the netherlands itgation in ottawa they were in charge of the plane which carried the queen from ottawa to an east coast port last july on her way back tot britain after a visit to the dominion they are w w fowler of sack j mile n b who was captain of the aircraft arthur j tom- fan of medicine w w wwlee hat alta co pilot ana hiss m i clinch of st george nj1 the stewardess queen wunelmina presented a gold pin with t roy aphax cvseilindosftcl on a crown to each of them captain fowler who bej gan flying in 1927 has been with t c aj since the incep tion of canadas trans continen tal air service he is now assist int operation h raanajfer at winnipeg tom km a native ot j tomkin keewaun onl entered tlu tca ervice in 1941 ut inn peg miss clinch is a graduate of saint john n b general hofpit tl end joined the air line in smtmber of 1942 una ybe 1 foy umehouse mrs wright convenor of salvation army work reported cartons packed last week containing nine blankets and quilts and sixty eight articles of clothing she asks for further dona tlons so that another carton may packed soon weeklj meetings were planned sewing for the red cross mrs h norton had the motto when asking for credit you are questioned on four points character capital capa eitj inc coll i i ral mrs a norton read current events four person offered uieir homci r i social events during this month to he p raise money for war work following the national anthem mrs tin mr a hill won the door prize at the euchre held at mrs merediui referee jik c uhlw p cjltx si mmaitl hrst period gooit town b n a met enjoyable evening of euchre sponsored by the w i was held at the home of mr and mrs s m wright ls pidgeon fridaj last mrs jas noble and mr c meredith held hiib scores mil uns u i n went to miss olh dim aid mr w i au sandwiches and ct flee and do itlm s were served mis inns spell the w ek nd with hockey notes we doubt if it was generally known but the local intermediate team was actually registered with the oha as a norval team this in itself probably sets a new record for we doubt 11 nor val ever had a team entered before to the oji a and especially an interme diate a team however this team set a pretty good record having played on four games this season they won three of them but they lost the flnalane those who made the trip to niagara with the team certainly enjoyed the outing and let this corner tell you that those norval boys really know ob- ken when they see iiil we dldn t win at hookey our boys certainly scored on those chicken dinners at bt cath arines on the way home we have followed georgetown hoc key teams for a number of years but this georgetown norval huttonville combine was one of the qest probably due to having some real moral support no doubt the team made some kind of history this year oy having a reverend in the line up len belt played some good games and showed that he has had some experience at the game the arena at niagara falls is cer tainly a credit to the city it has a slightly larger ice surface than the lo cal ice palace with artificial ice roomy heated dressing rooms with showers time clock refreshme booth and all that guts to make up a fine arena the hockey team manager timekeeper- etc were all a congenial lot to a team travelling such a dls tance and congratulations were hand ed out both ways after the game the following tribute has been paid to one of georgetown s hockey greats by the guelph mercury fol lowing the intermediate playoff game there two weeks ago miss play of fiery little sheeny tost the visiting georgetown team last night failed to produce ver many of the old georgetown hoc key stars b ingy ward and walt richard son w pre there but that about told the tale for the old giiard veteran guelph fans miss ed the sight of the qer little shetne tost for many years a star centre ol georgetown teams he won t ter pl anymore hoc key for that club he met death while engaged in commando training a little less than a year ao in the old country it was an especially tratdc affair and whllp the stock little athlete wisnt able to make his final play a scoring one igainst the enemy his man hoesty frit nds at least know that lie was hevied in the lit in direction when the last whittle blew for him kitrlidur jm emits prued lo be too classi i u mi ft r uie gforttown ju wmlis on mont n niehi in m om ha plaj ofl rime th u si ion swamptd o tr lord txs n tills was lhe sec md roui d mtside their group for lhe dor piowii boj s and while vtr in ich o it jlivtd b the superior kl h n r u mi i t t 1 it vs thty wirt nlwis i li t ii ti i t hie liim t n u lr ld i fn in i r ii in 1 u p it for u i f thi r nuir n mr w mitchell ind miss dori i e nd i i i dren pennine b t i uiti pern 5 min s i second i criod geon ioaii scherlwl richardson i niagan fdb limb third period niagara fills gallardl niagara fnlls pidgtin niagara falls fairchild gallardl niagari fuls barnes niagara falls fatrcliild niagara fills rocco 7 30 1400 i h nor on nui c i t n on s indij rls club iik i it thi 1 me r w beiiu n baturd i m irch meetin it llmeh isi v held at the home of mrs kirk i hi irvl i uth mr f w k k t st sji ik r in 1 is in i formal talk on hudgetting lie pointed 1 c m d i ilr n 1 n r m n s btn h i si rrt inn jl i fit i in si the 1 41 home a short discussion folljwul i 5 1 his stibji rt i t irtj iit d llars was voted to the 9 00 red cross drive the president rn ij oo tqttcd six meetings in care of cloth lnp i u ikni h id with in avt rip- jit n liner f i 1 it roll call w i h i hi t vill i i f tii ho ke likt lul i 1 i sh nl 1 ik miss i s bmm t i win it hoped to hni n rt nmi liere before ih ire broiks up antffn nl sniidwlelii ind ike think think think the most precious possession on earth is human life while our uvea and homes are sheltered away from the horrors and indescribable suffering of war remember all those whose only comforts and help come from the red cross certamly we would open our hearts homes and pursestrings if some tragedy occurred in our town every moment the greatest tragedy m world history goes on do not wait be glad to help suffering humanity now by giving substan- tially to the red cross v space donated by dominion seed house i owe my life to the red cross in norval novelty tor sale ihe pen lis pit milk nnd magnvines that ch r lh bos on furlough here and make rhm e ler to i mi biek to the can tchs r r eicrjlx ij ins i tale to spin m i dx i 1 mdh its on som ialm friniid i le j tin wmh iid i jriv ship gliding in 3ut ill a well attended community s rvl e u held in tho united church on the womens day of prayer under uie leadership of mrs d cleave and mrs h reid prayers were given by mrs hunter mm r rodway and mr o leslie a short address on the theme of the sendee the lord won dered why there was no intercessor wba preeerted by rev s r cblebrook icss olive ranklne sang as a solo the fajmn crossing the bar at the con- tfotfon of the service mra d cleave fh those who had taken part nd attended and expressed fee feel teg that tn tfaeae dsja of hurry and tanned 9 aarrloe bad bsan ui ta- p- t mr r lollop has to ms bad acaln vtth i mmic of too i i d of ihc ni of uncoil hi r n irile sockt to txt me their c nj r bei cl r a positon oreupled by klnr george v and the duke of kent this is th hrst occasion on wnich a woman has een made a bencher of pny of the inns of court several members of the eommunlt reported seeing the first robin last week if the robin comes can spring be far bobtail 3bre sun tfene to gtve to tin red oroas or if you have alrsady tran to increase jodr rtrmitfan hie cam paign closes march lsuvaad tbe need hi snlj often d vilh n ilk about the home would rise to niov ilk ovn teim rok pl wi iri iny bilt iia ridis lh iste or straw berrifen and aam and someoin somewhere hoping pro nd to wait they also serve pcrhnps who know the way to listen and remembtr what they say bayka russell in the christian science monitor as we go to press word has been received by relatives in town that mr o d cola formerly of georgetown and now of toronto and onetime em ployee of the herald died m st josephs hospital toronto red cross headquarters phone 19 sl h is thx gnttful testimony of cuuntkss lihtini nun who ktpt their rtmleous with dt itii and live to ttluht t ii eery kc j cross triumph our dc ith wounds disc sc and hum in agony tthit in which you nny t ikt pridt ha ihsc tt is yol r rtt ctrn 1 hu- it is you who help those in piin and pert now is the dreidful cirnige of war increises is more fimine strickcncd countries are mide accessible to your red cross tin need grow s at terrific pice s much moncv is needed to m tint tin i sic idy how of pirccls for prisoners of wir of blood scrum medic 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