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ra herald wej eveg mcch 27 1946 3 i 4 customers corker for rurdk talaphona ome ciitomer writes mm mmm sjntofti mkd pfwwtonrjmfghbgm fr t trol unfl mwblm wmk dtoco- caumpaic weve afrtd there is no 9pttem that will keep people from following the ageold custom of chatting with their neighbours bat we all know how crowded rnral hues are right now and we do urge you to keep those friendly telephone visits down to a minimum jt will help to hnprore telephone service allround wtam rtu foi sample sag i waa was haa vawssw ens as lata asss latfafaaajal patsoats ss vssw cssaabsbmay wasta vsjtl foaa sao chftttim scmace snsatatsja ii lulu tat w fiae bask arv r feaer richer bataglaaflgabtajbbma af aaau flffakc tntarfbol aacakfasm iimusjmfj asws wist ass bswass cspeas sseey as saasl tsv a sua mcala nm cnpvmv wa nw mmmnwh amtiy mwsisir tht christim sciatic pumwtlne sockrty pi pt i wmmt mdsottm taction 1 hao mtam u mar strot lj trtol aukwlphan to th christian scjanc monitor j citv state for which 1 anctam j as wefa it fcff j a sbatsx the regular sobsoulo of the nation al hockey uague which was oompte- ted on hair 17th w a xwmxkatito jearta pro hookey tbe attendance at tbe games was the largest ever all around tbe circuit the race was much closer than usual and it is m- tacesuiig to co the team stand ings with that of last year the montreal canadians wog the honon jar tbe third time in success ion but they didnt have the leadlbat they had other years in 1944 they ihv ished flnu with 83 points to 1m6 with 800 and this season they again led with 61 points they were ahead tin second team in 1944 by 25 points in 1m6 fay 13 points and this year by only 6 points turning to the other extreme hi the standing we t bid that jho tew york rangers were as consistent as was montreal the ran gers weer at the foot of the class in all the last three years in 1m4 they had a total of 17 points in ims the total was 33 points and this year they again were at the bottom with 35 points the toronto maple heastt proved to be a disappointment this season you will remember that they won the sta nley oup last season and were expec ted to head the league in the regular schedule this year but they failed bad ly and finished the season out of the playofxs for the first time since the gardens was built in 1m4 the leafs finished third with 60 point in ims their standing was again third with 63 points while this year they finished in fifth place with 45 potato it is interesting to notice that in 1m5 they were in third place with only 38 points behind the top team while this year they were down to fifth place yet only 16 point behind the top team another notable feature of this sea sons games was the return of so many players from service overseas ah of the teams took back several former players and most of them made good some seemed to be slow in hitting their former stride while others fitted right in overnight again this season a good many older players checked out of the blgh time and several morewill not be in the lineup when anotsier season has rolled around many of bm rearing pro players go back to their former ways of making a living while some take on coaling jobs others may try for the job of becoming ref er- the teams in the whi deserve for tbe way ttaoy gave thatr for vipe every opportunity to again make good in pro hookey it really has been an interesting wusuon and we expect that the standing of some of the teams will be quite different another year united church sunday school anniversary on sunday morning march 34th the sunday school worshipped in a body with the united church congre gation the occasion being the sunday school anniversary well over 100 members of the sun- day school were present to enjoy this special service the superintendent mr ec wrlgglesworth conducted the service and rev gordon porter of mlkon was the guest speaker the sunday school orchestra led in the service of song and also contributed special numbers mrs e johnston and mr a kerr rendered a beautiful vio lin duet other members of the sunday school assisting in the service were misses jean tyler and shirley thompson vo cal duet boy choir from members of mr arnolds and mr oils classes choral reading 103rd psalm girls of mrs j watsons and miss r evans classes mr clifford taylor read the scripture lesson mr porter took as his sermon theme the boy jesus in the home he pointed out how we to day may increase in wisdom and sta ture and in favour with ood and man during tbe service the robert ralkes diplomas for regular sunday school attendance were presented to th stu dents meriting same mr j d god frey a former superintendent made the presentation the following received diplomas first year linda whitmee tommy porgraves coleen todd bruce denham joyce penham anne chalk- er joan dottbie shirley thompson bui arnold shirley dobble second year jean tyler dou glas wrlgglesworth third year susan crabtree fourth year anne crabtree james fallow sixth year joan main eighth year betty clarke nxnth year donald burns tenth year richard grace worthy of names on honour roll for oftthful attendance exceeding 10 yi june clarke norman long woods electrical equipment milken grinders oat rollers coolst fast freezer water heaters we can make inunediate delivery i to avoid disappointment next mp wre lvpfju advise ordering your cooler now for frtnrlfft or spring delivery we are now taking orders on fast freezers for the home cattue aogbftbd in trade t e hewson phone 332 georgetown one l cfeard georgetown rehabilitation cosndl oh oeeeeratlaa auk tea deasrtaaa af tilniiir utah municipal building notice to creditors be tka labia at john w kennedy aia pkkson8 bartng agaaiat tb batata ol mm w kn- m lata of be town of oaocgetown who dlad on or about the day of pobraair ajx um are kanbr nottoad to aand pwtagolara of mba fejba tr on or baton b 1mb dajr of jeto ux 1m aftar mam oata tba aatata wsl be dfctrl- katod with regard onrj to tba dtotmi ema dobob and tba nnderalgiied vm at 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elaboi l any pkaoa of notice to credrrors in tbe batata af ttuuaai oaraey ma tbe tewn ef oeargetawa bj fba aatj ef babaa aalllar l ibe tu of wullam oamey late of the town of peorgetown tn goa ooonty of balton boldler iliraeaid wbo died on or about tbe i7tb day of november ims and an othera baring claims agamat nla estate are bereby nottfed to aeon by poet pre or otherwise to dettrer to messrs iang- doa and aylawortb oeorgetown on tario aouoton for tbe ondbnagned ad- mtnletratrb of tbe estate of tbe said toolem ommey xmeessod on or be fore tbe 1mb day of april 1mb tbelr namea and bihuuauj deeerlpuons and hal psmwaan of tbelr claims and tbe nan of tba ssourttlbs if any bald and tbat f after tbe lotb day of april ims tbe admin istratrix afflproeead to d tbe estate of tbe aaid daomaw amangst tbepartaamttlea tbanto ttarmt tar jgard only to tba emkns of wnleb tbe cae finjer o tae ee the tetepbai by jock marti oa cpj you cranked a handle and put a little gadget to your ear and listened tben o and behold a voice spoke to you that was the telephone of the 80s given to the world by the labours of alexander graham bell in his brantford workshop but to the rural women of thejay it was more than miraculous it was deliverance from the bleak isolation that they had thought would always be the lot of a fanners family no longer in times of sickness would children have to suffer and perhaps die for the want of prompt medical attention or advice no longer would the dawn to dusk toil of women be unrelieved by the sound of a friendly voice in the cities businessmen were quick to make use of this new means of com munication in rural areas the telephone was among the first of many inventions that wen to bring the comforts and conveniences of urban life to the farmhouses of canada thus the telephone was a great unifying element that brought canadians together to work side by side common good it fostered the cooperation that was the foundation of the national spirit of the pioneers and which in the future can and will be the inspiration for the greater development of a canada unlimited today in our purchase and holding of victory bonds and war pavings certificates we have another uraifyirig element with which to build a shin ing future for our irwtian fasit yiflpsjfluf