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pa4 the georgetown herald wednepday evening march let 1939 silvers have been appointed exclusive georgetown representatives for deanna durbin junior debs and junior coats coat beautifullystyled deanna durbin will be given free to the young lady who resembles deanna durbin closest all contestants must be members of the deanna durbin devotee club any person purchasing a deanna dur bin coat or suit from us is qualified as a mem ber of the deanna durbin devotee club she will receive a club membership card a full color autographed photograph of deanna dur bin and a free invitation to see deanna durbins new picture three smart girls grow up when it comes to our local theatre you are cordially invited to come in and inspect our display of lovely new deanna duhbin fashions the success is doubly great ow lng to the team going into the final playoff game minus a num of their players do to the qu and working hours the team was greatly reduced in however those who did play msdhi nne job or tak lng the highly taiefl norval team in to camp by a fair margin silvers dcpl store if lt new youll find it at silver first phone 375 ps wr mm georgetown m m m wrm this and ihat in sport by o mac mcouvray georgetown pirates deserve the congratulations of every sport ian tor their success in the acton rural hockey leauge out of fifteen games played this winter they were nevf defeated and on monday night won the much coveted rumley trophy emblematic or the league championship the cup is on display in the herald window died olar1doe at powell river bc february 21st 1939 allan clartdge husband of the late mary jennings and father of mis w p spero wallaceburg mrs ross boyd van coiner mrs s brynjolfson and mrs b e baldwin powell river reita toronto two sons harry of sudbury and stanley of vancouver in his 73rd year wdson in trafalgar township on sunday february 26th 1s39 mary alice campbell beloved wife of james h wilson in her 65th year funeral from her late residence base line on wednesday march 1st mt 2 pm interment in evergreen cemetery in memobjam oolijm3 in loving memory of my dear father alfred collins who passed away february 24th 1932 fjtmset fades shadows fall but fond remembrance outlasts all always remembered by son al fred and family tun mr anthracite another nama foe good hard coal i come from fennsyrvanuu i mm here ladies and gentleme to ctve you more heat better beat more even tempera tote in your home mr pal mr thermostat and in fceep your home at an eren tempera ture without attention for twelve hoars ata stretch all yon do is fire np four furnace with me in the morning 1 bona long and steadily and mr thermostat automatically controls your fitrnsc drafts with ns too can mil automatic heat in your home at si terr lor cost ask us about mr anthracite and 1 jit t georgetown pirates win ual scored rumlev cup in acton a shot from vell jmv the tided 2 1 for the pirates rhraclte yijur local dmui la kc mcmillan au fuels owagetown continued from page pads into the net sargent then i combined with c bradley and chap lln to score georgetown s final goal the third period with only a minute left to play georgetown all to cover up in front of their goal i and jones scored to make the final bunt 3 2 and the pirates were still i to be beaten i the last game of the round robin series saw hornby and georgetown battling it out hornby had to win this game to be in ihe finals and georgetown although not losing a game all season had to at least tie hornby or be out of it the game had just got underway vhen may scored to put hornby in the it ad they held that lead until half way through the second period v hen chaplin rounded the defence and beat the goalie with a hard shot to the top corner of the net in the third period georgetown scored to go out in front when press wood on a beautiful effort stick handled his way through the entire hornby team splitting the defence and scoring a few minutes later hilts scored a neat goal to bring the final score to 3 1 for the pirates georgetown finished first and nor val second so these two teams met in the playoffs tor the rumley cup there were two games goals to count norval and the pirates opened then- two game series on thursday night last with georgetown getting a one goad lead on norval by a 1 0 win it was the best game of the season and close all the way with both goal keepers being kept quite busy there was no score until the five minute mark in the final period when c bradley scored for the pirates on a hard angle shot that went between lockhurst the norval goalie and the goal post both goalies starred throughout and hoare registered his fifth shut out in fourteen games played in those 14 games only fourteen goals were scor ed against him on monday night norval and the georgetown pirates played the final game tor the rumley cup the pi rates had a one goal lead going into this game by beating norval previous ly 1 0 george wefit into uui game minus four of their stars chaplin blackburn g bradley and w bradley the chance of holding that aum one goal- lead did not look very good at the five minute mark m the- first period sargent opened the scoring for the pirates on a backhand shot from a few feet out play went from one end to the other and again sargent came through to flash the red ugbt behind lockhurst in the norval net a few minutes later nor- and returning to the bolton and georgetown playoff scries the bolton enterprise said a lot of nice things for the georgetown bob although they did not even alibi tor using nixon in the final playoff game and kohoe during the regular schedule they gave the local boys credit for their efforts in trying to aubdue a team which was picked from the best of them and also last years group winners we clip a few para graphs here and there from the en lerprlse which may prove interesting to some the interest manifested by fans in the adjoining bolton and georgetown areas reached the highest peak in this final and crucial game of the long years of rivalry between the two clubs a keen hard fought series vas anticipated it became a reality supporters were not disappointed whether their club won or lost they realized and were content that all players gave their very best it was a contest of speed brain and brawn the laurels going to bolton were ad mlttedly richly deserved george towns slogan may the best team win was apt and t sportsmanlike admittedly a good club went down to defeat but a better club emerged to carry the torch of the group in the provinolal play downs editor s note we do not necessarily agree with all of the above paragraph and still we quote the enterprise to win is always sweet to lose gracefully is a real tribute manager ern thompson his players and ofn clals of georgetown showed their ten aclous fighting spirit in the contest but acceded to the final result as a true sportsman should thus deserv lng admiration and respect and we are still busy clipping in defeat we understand george town placed on blame upon their coach mr coffee spats mogln nis late of honey harbor and re cently a jolly tar upon the great lakes foamy waves mr moglnnls early in the season found himself at variance with the powers that be of the ontario hockey association either his demeanor or his language btlorc this august body was too full- dfllflbeaung hoare on oi sea f cumiedness or something period ln any evt he wus indefinitely sus ptided and remains so he has been i tormy ctntre of interest all winter ind more u w one alttrcauon has laktn place as the result of his rt tniitd denut clatlot of this daibei well ouf the second period had just been nderway about seven minutes when georgetown aimln scored mcnall getting this ont to make the score j 1 on the game and 4 1 on the round shortly before the period end td bill roshllr shot one from the blut line on which hoare had no chance to save as his view was block obituary mrs james 1l wilson the death occurred on sunday february 26th in trafalgar town ship of mary alice campbell beloved wue of mr james h wilson aged 64 years mrs wilson was a daughter the late mr and mrs charles campbell a pioneer family of halton county she was born on the 8th line esquealng near hornby and uv ed all her life ln this county de ceased was a member of qt paul s united church milton besides her husband two sons charles of toron to and clare at home survive also two sisters mrs w j henry of low ville mrs james spence caledon and one brother charles campbell of milton mrs duncan mcarthur mrs aa mc a widow u tu u am nnd lbjb late duncan mcarthur died on sun day feb 26th at the home of her daughter mrs hugh mcdonald ln inglewood mrs mcarthur was born near terra cotta and had lived alj her life in that district she was in her 85th vear her husband who predeceased her 30 years ago was a former assessoi of the west half of caledon township surviving are three daughters mrs hugh modon nld ingleuood mrs andrew mc aid terra cotta and mrs david mc donald cheltenham the funeral took place on tuesday afternoon from the home in inglewood to boston mills cemetery church news scripture text whosoever shall be ashamed of me and of my words of him shall the son of man be a when he shall come in his glory and in his fathers and of the holy angels luke 9 26 norval united church sunday march 5th rev f a gil bert minister 10 am the church school 1 1 am service of worship the minister will preach sc georges chweb rev w thompson second sunday ln lent sunday school 10 ajn holy com munlon ll am evensong 7 pm evening 730 lenten st albans church glen william second sunday ln lent sunday school 2 pjn evensong 3 pjn wednesday 8pm lenten evensong knox presbyterian church minister rev d d davidson ma sunday march 5th 10 am sunday public worship monday march 6th at 8 pm young peoples guild wednesday march 8th at 3 pm women s missionary society at the home of mrs r b foulls the united church rev f c overend ba minister sunday school and bible classes will meet at 10 ajn services of worship will be held at 11 am and 7 pjn the subject in themomlng being the cross as the revelation of god and lil the evening the message of fran els of assise baptist church rev e g baxter minister 200 pjn church school 7 p n worship- service subject the cross of judg ment communion service monday 8 pm bypu thursday 8 pm midweek service a welcome to all a man needs to eat at least 30 pounds of calcium ln a lifetime in order to provide the amount needed by his bones teeth and other tissues ti at so bo ton woi and i ow ihc meet acton tarn ers in tin first round of i the pla downs the were assigned d bj several plajers at the end of m powassan but refused to make t e econd period georgetown still lht long qf 2 miles to the nor lad a two goal lead on the round thcrn un acton play ln bolton the third period was wide open qn poay n with the second ftlth norval doing everything else but kim ln actor on monday night no scoring it was a real battle from i doubl oca fans vm be on the side tart to finish with georgetown just lm m largc numbers pu for well wt seem to be between the having the slightest edge norval had nice team and the pirates will say they hnvt yet to play wlui better ports than ray pomcroy and his norval monarchs if the pirates could not win out they were pulling all season for norval to do so as for stars in this game everyone starred they were all out their glv ing all they had jake casue was out there and did a fine job as did joe wilcox and lorusso they had not seen as much action as the othe but they came through when called upon following is the line up of the final game goal hoare defence weston lorusso centre sargeni wings wll cox mcnally subs casue huts presswood on tuesday next at 8 o clock the pirates will play york road of the ouelph city league york road previously have won the rumley cup in the acton rural league two years a second game will be played between an all star acton rural league team and the acton juniors plus three in termcdlates these will be played at acton arena for health report the following is the report of com munlcable diseases by the mxh georgetown board of health february 1939 diphtheria scarelt fever chlckenpox measles german m mumps infantile pamlysla typhoid fever whooplngoough cerberosplnal meningitis epidemic what do you what do you think t jack theres a lot of favortlsm in our house uncle why jack mean jack well i get punished if bite my finger nails and when baby puts his foot in his mouth they think its cute news from the nyal drug store for coughs and colds use maccormacks bronchial cough syrup 8 ounce bottle 50c we feature parke davis vitamin products haliver oil natola a b d capsules try the new dr west miracle tuft tooth brush sock and poultry remedies we carry a complete 9tock of such remedies pratts royal purple dr bell and pearsons you will find quality and value in formal toiletries by dalon powders creams rouge lipstick cologne etc creophos extract of cod liver oil with creosote a splendid tonic and bronchial remedy especially indicated for long standing coughs try this time proven remedy idaccormacks drug store phone 327 we deliver georgetown detl and llibe is an item clipped from the sudbury star concerning the hoc kej lsts under gordon alcott s care unwanted soap either copper cliff youngsters don t like the neck and ear washing ordeal any bet ter than other children or theyre trictly 100 per cent honest holds gordon alcott copper cliff junior hockey mentor gordon the story goes was practicing junior hockey teams on an outdoor rink and left a parcel ln the dressing room shack it contained three cakes of soap and it was a whole week before coach alcott got back to the rink shack to look for it there was the parcel right where he left it but one corner of the package was opened just a mite exposing the cakes of soap the shack had been used by children all week and the torn corner of the package gave evidence that many children had peeked into the parcel but not one had been attract ed enough uy its contents to feel any temptation about taking it discre tion or honesty asks gordon but wait a minute t everything is not over here for the winter yell a table tennis champion is to be de clared ln georgetown soon the young people of the presbyterian united and anglican churches are now playing ln a tournament to de clare a winner at this winter past- time it will be interesting to know who is the better on the ping pong but soon baseball will be taking the place of winter sport and al ready the date has been set for the annual meeting of the ontario baseball association april 1 la the date and ums place of meeting is owen sodnd nominations mutt be aoade in writing to the secretary by march lbth amendment must be fll ed by the same date players who have changed residence since aug 1 must notify the secretary and apply for a change of residence form which must be flued to and returned to the secretary together with the necessary transfer fee spurns 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