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hie georgetown herald wednesday dec 19th 1951 i spokt8 raiders win first game hespeler hangs up skates answer man he depends on his ouija board to tell him whats going to happen next but he wont be ready if fire strikes you can bet on that i take our insurance ad vice and be set for any thing the future holds elmer c thompson insurance service john r barber f kersey e c thompson oil street fhane 11 xjmehouse georgetown has won a hockey game sparked by del and junior beau mont who tallied five goals between them dang kentoers boys came through with their first win of the season list friday here against hea- peler 1 boys from upcountry had takemthe ralderinieasure in two previous matches the win en ded a string of six defeats for the luckless raiders who have been hampered this year with some mis sing faces with del beaumont and harvey chappel back in the line up the raiders are showing some of the otd strength wouldnt it be nice to see nlckle ferri back in there too as for the game aside from the win it was mainly notable for an absence of spectators understand able this time for with four sun day school christmas concerts in town and a few in the country plus an important masonic lodge meet ing most everyone was busy else where that night final score was 94 maxie brad- bury bill hewitt ken nash and jack kemshead accounted for the other four goals wilf hillis reports to us that a phone call yesterday from a hes peler official relayed the news that hespeler is dropping out of league competition the reason no fans no money this in spite of a win against wal- kerton monday night in hespeler when heads were counted and some seventyodd spectators were present the new hespeler club has no fin ancial backing behind them and ap parently finds it impossible to keep on forever in the red not saying it will but it could happen here so get out temhose games in case youve misplaced your schedule remember future games are announced every week in the advertising columns walkerton plays here friday and the first sat urday in january it is elmira heye a protest by walkerton about the eligibility of three elmira play ers was aired recently before the oha and elmira was given the op tion of dropping the three disputed players all of whom come from kitchener or being elevated to sen- ior b a la bridgeport they chose to remain in competi tion with georgetown and walker ton games won to date however are forfeited to the opposing team so georgetown picks up two wins in this manoeuvre meanwhile elmira hit right back with a protest against walkerton who in turn had to drop two play ers if their games qrte forfeited too it would add another win for the raiders and make it 4 out of 6 apparently there is more than one way of winning hockey games and the raiders are near the top of the heap in spite of the scores elmira isnt weakened too badly however for they took advantage of the oha ruling which forces sen ior teams to cut their squad from 25 to 18 by december 16 elmira we hear has grabbed up twopf these releasedysenioft so they are still a team to reckon with terra cotta- lucky prizes drawn at terra cotta euchre a good time was had at the euchre party in terra cotta hail last friday a lucky draw was a feature of the evening george h leslie winning first prize of a goose ana jane ann emmerson second prize a fruit cake charles mc- nally won the door prize winners l cards were mrs gordon stringer a zilio betty zilio and jack mc donald the euchre party on dec ember 28th has been cancelled mr and mrs bailey of toronto were weekend visitors with mr and mrs jim emmerson the chldren are looking forward to the sunday school concert this thursday in the hall supper will be served to the children at six and the concert will begin at eight s6vs pottery girls banquet at mcgibbon ladles employed in the pottery department at smith stone had a christmas party on thursday at the mcglbbon house turkey dinner with all the trim mings was enjoyed in the dining room the tables being decorated for the occasion after ilinr the lad ies had a party upstairs hqtig gifts and enjoyed music and dancing t those who attended were mrs wellington willett mrs charles boyle mrs charles day mrs har- vey lusty mrs clifford norton mrs elmer hill mrs harvey king mrs alf collins mrs kay shier mrs norman mcdonald mrs james doherty mrs albert norton mrs john kennedy mrs elwood mc- dougall mrs john koloski mrs james emmerson mrs james yates mrs harry dewhusst mrs george beckett mrs robert martin mri alice potts mrs delia wilson mrs jack mcaffer mrs bill reid and misses jean bruce marion mudie wilhelmina livingstone marjorie mcneil betty mudie and miss em- slie rn a uerv fncrrv chrlstmas from christmas carol movie for alliance xmas party children of alliance paper mill employees attended a christmas party sunday afternoon in the roxy theatre the children saw an english movie of dickens christmas carol then were given presents and candy by santa claus wa hath phone 694w main st georgetown representing the prudential inssunce umrun or shemu fititmirt christmas concerts for school church last week the wa mt at the home of mrs a norton on tuesday eveninj last week reports of the years activ hies were read and election of of ficers for 1952 was held all prev ious ones were returned among them were president miss inez scott vice pres mrs harry norton secretary treasurer mrs a c patterson members of mrs robert patter sons family entertained her at a birthday party at the home of mr and mrs wilbert patterson on sun day mr and mrs ken ask in of tor- onto were weekend visitors with the e askins mr and mrs a henderson or- angeville were with the russell thompsons miss ruddell and her pupils of ss no 9 put on their usual good program of dialogues and an oper etta when their annual christmas concert was held in the hall on fri day evening ruth brown was the ebalrman for the program miss ruddell accompanied at the piano mrs roughiey played for a number of carols mrs e sanford on be half of the wi presented prizes for cleanliness punctuality and regu- tar attendance at school last year to lulian askin and kathleen kirk- pstrlck and bert benton and don ate currie santa claus distribu ted bis usual pack of gifts oranges and candies oringlng another suc cessful evening to a close sunday school officers were in charge of a christmas supper with turkey and all the trimmings for the children in the hall on monday evening in spite of many colds and stormy weather over forty were ser- red rev a calder led the chil dren in games until be announce numbers for a program recitations were heard from joy patterson dixie jones solos by gloria jones muriel appleyard and peter glynn the boys in the sen ior class put on a play christmas plots neil benton played a piano solo as did billy sanford santa distributed gifts for the sunday school pupils and oranges and candy for all the children to bring a successful evening to a close i 1 i jwwick novhvm fsift wys 1 1 1 1 i 1 lumps 1 i 1 i 120 club juveniles defeat woodbridge in their opening game of the sea son tlie georgetown juvenile entry in the omha defeated woodbridge by a score of 10 to 3 this team is being sponsored by the local leg ion branch and coached by scot patterson manager is alf syl assisted by marsh timbers wl also taking care of the other kid hockey teams in town extremely disappointing was the a of anyone at the arena to see the lads play only a handful of people- were p evidenced byihe total gate receipts of 370 however the management has hdpes that in the future public response will be better so how about it sport fans flayers on the georgetown entry are goal danny hewitt defence srock bradley paul barber centre don jafrrle wings garnet haines cmnftfaihk alternates tom pal- odota ormby fred dlcken- wfbster george me- lcooper bud varey 1 1 i 1 i 1 1 1 1 of course t rife i i 1 1 1 1 1 s m youll be remembered throughout the year if you give a table we have a fine selection 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