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p wppitwes w- v tub oioftwtowm hram wednesday reg march w ims y i georgetown ministerial association annual holy week community service wednesday april 2nd 8 00 pm anglican baptist presbyterian united church r in the first baptist church main street north sermon the bev a calder of knox presbyterian church the georgetown scouts guicjes cordially invite the friends of wayne anddawn fiebig or those interested in scouting and guiding to attend their presentation ceremony of the queen scout and gold cord to wayne and dawn fiebig friday march 28 at 8 p m in the knox church hall movitf projectionist once businessman here a former georgetown business man and once movie projectionist at the old rex theatre nest edward young 69 died on march 13th in toronto a movie projectionist over half a century mr young was a native of swansea wales com ing to georgetown in 1923 he ran the silent movies when the hex was the popular entertainment spot in the building which now houses the odd fellows hall la ter he had a confectionery store on main st in the present sienko shoe repair store leaving georgetown in 1941 he jived at trenton for two years then at peterborough where he was projectionist at the odeon theatre he was a member of the anglican church and the ioof lodge he leaves one son ssgt allan young stationed at toronto mill tary hospital and grandchildren llanys and david his wife died in 1952 and he was also predeceas ed by two brothers walter and tudor of swansea wales archdeacon ongley conducted the funeral service on march 15 in st johns anglican church peterborough and interment was in little lake cemetery there halton gliding club inquiries are invited from prospective students and pilot members for the coming season low physical requirements ply the safe and quiet way at low cost expert training phone tr 74233 or tr 73557 william tarzwell was erin resident after a lengthy illness william tarzwell of erin died on thurs- da march 20th in guelph gen eral hospital at the age of sixty seven his parents were the late elizabeth and george tarzwell of hillsburgh where he lived until moving to erin eighteen years ago he and mrs tarzwell the former annie mcarthur who sur vives him farmed in the district for many years their children also are left helen mrs john hemes port credit alex jean mrs jack morrow arid bernice all of georgetown three bro thers and one sister also survive robert hillsburgh tom and clayton of toronto and pearl mrs george tucox of hillsburgh and eight grandchildren the funeral service was con ducted in the burns presbyterian church on saturday march 22nd at 2 p m by rev hawk of that church and the minister of the disciple church pallbearers were george tarzwell george tilcox fred tarzwell frank root frank cunningham and walter btnnie interment was in erin cemetery take afl r vantage of our terrific save of tv and appliances we want you to be happy with our prices clearing of our stock to make room for other models ranges refrigerators tvs 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kotiry club r allv wml all out usl saturdav and put on ihi ik si tournament yit ncv cr havi vi sttn a wliili dav s well planned an i c ntrarv to what usually happens when handling a hundred and twentv bos for a bocki v tournament c ery thing went off like clockwork trophv wise it wis a lost day for george town and our friends from acton as milton and orangevihe were the big guns of the tournament the two winning towns have real ly improved in the past two years and 1 really believe the george town teams went across to our county town lat saturday taking two cupi oer and expecting to bring three back without too much dirricull now there is nothing wrong with confidence but over confidence can be fatal in sports i am not saing that our bovs didn t play good hockey as they did and when they overcame the initial sur results of tournament semi finals junior a ji t n ft d n i american ilnun 7 uton 0 i nhl mill n b deormtown 4 junior a georgetown 3 oran villi 1 american oranmulle 3 milton 2 nhl orangiville 5 acton 1 finals junior a milton 2 georgetown 1 american orangevillc 2 georgetown 1 nhl orangevillc 9 milton 0 don t forget the jr a all stars are going to compile in j novice tournament in our mikh bouring town and guess who they would like to meet first yes ou guessed it milton first game for our junior as is at 9 50 a m this little team of 89 year olds is the finest little georgetown team we have ever watched for th r n i i 111 mu hock iv si in t m inh 29th at the ar s ii it the fisuri kat it it sjtur h nihl fur in- li i ji nvui we would mis 1 t r invth n the top authontv on the earlv his- torv of the georgetown district particularly she was well known in women s institute circles as an organizer and for twelve years was provincial convener of historv cal research she was a life mem ber of esquesing women s in stitute and a member of the on tario historical society most of her life was spent in her native township but she had also lived in hamilton toronto montreal and georgetown for the past 8h years she mad htstorv miss elizabeth anne ap- 1 home with mr and mrs grant at pelbc 86 died march 17th after stewarttown she was an angju- a lengthy illness at the home of and a wa member in hanut- institute organizer was noted county historian an authority on halton county tne p svt years she made her prise of the strength or the mil e ro skaters and for compe tmve spirit and are well handled by red and jerry from the goal keeper out to the spare forward lhe are the cockiest little btmch of fellows wc ve ever scon and n would be worh jour time to slip ton and orangevillc learns they really played good hockey and have nothing to be ashamed of in being defeated by better teams gord martin head of orange villc s minor hockev was telling us n last saturday that they are having- n to brampton next saturday 1 the onlano little nhl tournament wv ihem her niece mrs c a grant stew artlown miss appelbc was the daughter of john appelbe and elizabeth richie fleming who were both members of pioneer halton fami lies and was born on the 3rd line esquesing she obtained her schooling at stewarttown georgetown continuation school and brampton high school keen ly interested in history she had a lifetime collection of documents and historical writings of price- lesss value and was considered at orangevillc saturday march 29 gord is an ex eorgetowner and orangevillc is luckj to have such a tremendous booster of bos hock ey in their midst we would hki to give milton and orangevillc fair warning and that is not to pel too attached to those trophiis as next year we will be bringing 36 hungry nock cy players to the tournament and we will give you a hockey game in each group they will never forget one thing mentioned to us last saturday wc thought worth men boning that there wasn t one bo ent to the penalty box for fight ing in any of the nine games that to me is proof positive that the men in charge of our boys are the kind of men that realixe hockey is a wonderful sport if played dean and fast and teem to have j put that across to the boys another team that is reallv buckling down to smous business is the american all stars that will be representing georgetown at the young canada hockey week at godench come easter holidavs the writer has bem closclv ass eialed with this team all season and wc think they will make s better showing at godench thin they did at milton but they are going to have to skate faster shoot harder and play the best hockey of their young lives come easter holiday time this tourna ment at godench will be a won derful experience for our 10 11 year boys and no matter win lose or draw as long as they play good clean hockey and act as sports men from georgetown then we will all be proud of them no word available yet when the saturday morning playoffs will resume but when we know we will publish it in the herald remem- ton and toronto she leaves one sister mrs a j smethurst of liroehouse rev j e maxwell conducted the funeral service in sl johns anglican church stewarttown on march 19 followed by interment in greenwood cemetery george town the church choir took part in the service pallbearers were john murray and henry shepherd who were members of her sunday school class in boyhood boss thompson joe standish dtck jucata and ken lee