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tiie georgetown hkraij wednesday march 11th 1953 page b margaret bradley harding pianist teacher studio main st south phone 43 eavestroughing plumbing heating don houston phone 547w w- canadian farmers know the struggle at maple sugar time of hauling the sap to the sugar house especially if there has becnan early thaw so we were interested in hearing how one farmer who used aluminum tubing tor sum mer irrigation also used il as a spring pipeline to carry the ap from his trees to the sugar house some distance away light strong easily handled aluminum has a way of stimulat ing peoples ingenuity in their search for short cuts that will save thcmlimeandmancy today more than a thousand different cana dian firms are manufacturing ar ticles made from aluminum supplied by alcan aluminum company of canada ltd storm warning r slides show mission work in labrador rev john m smith continued this sermons based on ithe new mem orial windows last sunday morning in st johns united church the emblem for this week being the open book with the scripture verse the word of our god shall stand for ever mr smith titled his meditation thus salth the lord he pointed out that for many of us even among profes sing christians and church work- eis this statement seems old fash ioned as if it belonged solely to bygone old testament days as if god did not speak to us in these days to command us what he wishes us to do as being his will for us that which will be for our highest good and best for the world but ithose days are not past as many a follower o his can witness god still can ana doe commune and speak with usr if we think oth erwise it must be that we ar not listening our ears arc not open to him nor our minds or hearts how does he speak to us in very many different ways not to- each one in the same way but wo will soon learn and understand how if we make ourselves ready to lis ten intently our emblem for to- dunnville mirninates juvenile hockey 120s day tel o an cau w which god speaks to us through the open book gods word his commands for our welfare and that of our world the way of peace and goodwill it tells us of his teachings of the right way of life of our way back to him of the growth of the kingdgom of god if we read his open book seeking sincerely with open heart and mind we will hear him speak the message he has for us he also speaks through his many witnesses ministers tf his who ipreach and teach his word sun day school workers who tell of him to boys and girls at their most re ceptive age and often does god speak to us through his witnesses who say little with their tongue but much with their lives whose doings tell those with whom they come in contact that they have heard god speak and beliee so are trying to live his way then through prayer probably our greatest channel for hearing god speaking to us the thing is do we pray and if we do do we also listen for what god may want to say to us he is always ready to listen when we pray aright and to answer in his wisdom then loo god often speaks to us through inspiration inspiration from many sources a good book thoughfully read a picture carefully studied a good play often from nature rever ently considered and conceived as gods handiwork his wonderful creation it we would htar god spejk wc need to be dtune to him and to his desires for good for the world of men with open heart and mind remembering that he is the unchanging god in our ecr chang ing world and that his word of old lhus saith the lord applies art all times and abideth for ever choirs anthem was the lord is my shepherd brother james air solo the lord is my light by bob mccaul at the evening service a set of very beautiful coloured slides vai shown depicting the missionary work of ithe church in newfound land and labrador the pictures showed the rugged grandeur of these places and the effective work done by the missionaries as they visit far isolated settlements in their two boats the messenger and glad tidings many simple yet beauti ful churches had been built in out lying districts generally by the peo ple themselves and there was much evidence of enthusiasm among the sunday school boys and girls and young people which should augur well for the future of the churches in these places along with the glad tidings of the gospel the missionaries often gave medical assistance comfort and counsel which was all appreciated espot- l ic tho hmniirad a second period barrage of goals by the dunnville juvenile team clinched the final playoff game be tween them and the 120 club of georgetown in the omha juvenile b playdowns the score in this game was the same as in the game a week ago saturday night 64 making ithe score op the round 128 while the dunnville team appeared to be more experienced than the 120 s the local hoys put on a good display of hockey and need have no regrets at being eliminated all thc team turned in some excellent efforts and maltby in goal did a marvelous job of netminding the hopes of the local fans were high in the first period when the 120s rushed their opponents and notched the first goal of the game at 7 25 by porte and cunningham how ever before the end of the period the dunnville team had net ted two goals to take the lead the second period proved a night mare for the local lads as the kinsmen put on a super display of hockey and kept the 120s bottled up in their own end for most of the period and running in four goals to secure the piayon georgetown rallied somewhat in the final frame and retaliated with thrtee counters holding the home team scoreless the game was exceptionally clean with only two penalties to georgetown meted out the win ners go on to meet either walker- ville or walkerton first period georgetown porte cunningham 7 25 dunn v ille branston gregory dear 10 15 dunnville branston dear gregory 18 55 penalty grasby f second period dunnville hi nes n baird 1140 dunnville hines georgian 12 03 dunnville jj baffd hart 14 56 dunnville dear branstorf 18 40 penalty porte third period gcorgetow n seder haines 10 31 georgetown cunningham dickenson 13 05 georgetown cunningham dickenson 15 35 georgetown goal maltby de fence barber jarvie centre porte whigs dickenson cunningham al ternates mcclure breen grasby haines sedore tucker king mac kenzie dunnville goal wilson defence hart beselaire centre gregory wings dear branston alternates hines minor georgian jones murphy d baird price n baird bowling news ace bailey a section silvers increase by making a 70 victory over maple leaf dairy silver s increa sed their hold on first place- in the battle between mcclure s and mac- cormacks it ended up a 52 decis ion in favour of mcclure s the team standing is now silver s 93 maccormack s 67 maple leaf dairy 62 mcclures 58 we have a tie pljce for high triple between n shipway 753 236 229 288 and f spires 753 273 234 246 n shipway won the spoon with his 288 single other scorers in the 700 class were t wyhe 721 250 217 254 h dickie 716 245 269 202 and g barber 708 233 225 250 some other fair scores in singles were p stamp 287 j lorus- so 285 d beaumont 277 in a class by himsuf was hc with 112 high team score of 3325 was rolled by silvers b section lawn bowlers capture first by making a complete 70 victory ovtr misfits the lawn bowkrs cap tured a one point lead on first place legion no 1 captured a 52 decision over provincial the team standing is now lawn bowl ers 80 legion no 1 9 misfits 65 and provincials 6 winning his first spoon for the seasoiv was b young with 19 kunnt i up wire a latum r 28 wilt ox 240 and b bill 214 in th triples cass it was it mss 716 21 2 18 267 d herrmgton 71 i zm 1h7 273 and o hcrrincton 66h 221 184 263- lawn bowlers rolkd 29 for team score c section kay s edce closer making an overwhelming 7 0 vic tory over lome scots kays incna sed their chances of gaining a hold on first place in their battle the legion team reccivod only 5 points from imperials the team stand ing is now legion no 2 82 kays 78 imperials 68 and lome scots 52 rolling three excellent games to take high triple for the week was t bludd with ih3 272 286 275 runners up in the same class wore b koruick 702 260 527 21 and b latimer 629 163 306 160 that ever hippened for labrador spoon winner for the week was b latimer with his 306 runners up were b mulr 279 g collier 245 a grieve 237 kays rolled the high team score of 3064 calgary real estate man for forty years a calgary businessman for over forty years john cook leslie 71 died in calgary general hospital on february 18th he was the eldest son of the late george leslie and martha ann cook and was born in esquesing township after attending water loo school and georgetown high school he became a bank clerk with the merchants bank and went ito calgary m ihoovfour years later he established a real estate business in the city j c leslie co which he operated until he retired in 1951 and turned the business over to his son gordon bruce leslie in 1912 mr leslie married an acton girl agnes bell who with a family of five children survives mrs lyman matthews mrs john hyatt george alexander john clif ford and gordon bruce he alsa leaves four sisters mrs anna jam- tcson kingston mrs gertrude la id law mrs walter torrance burlington and mrs william bow man georgetown and fourteen grandchildren two brothers prede ceased him frank leslie innisfall alta and roy leslie esques a charter member of the caigar real estate board mr leslie was an elder of knox united church for many years and a member of ashler lodge afam rev g rreston mcleod conducted the funeral service in knox church and interment was in queens ceme tery calgary pallbearers were william hall thomas miller david sloane norman priestly a w trickey and ernest scott all of calgary wiring let leo give you a free estimate whether its a new home changes in an old house or heavy wiring for a new range well be glad to handle the job leojs electric service wiring refrigeration reconditioned rewound motors mill st phone 240 if no answer phone 25 richardsons hardware nights- victoria 2 r 14 for expert eye care consult o t walker pmftrts a main st north brampton over abellt drue store phone office 599 res 830 hours 9 ajn to 6 pm daily evenings by appointment caution signs at narrow bridges railroad crossings cul verts and underpasses are signs of life social personal mrs c e biehn of chesley is a visitor this week with mr and mrs waiter blehn mrs wilmot henderson from saskatoon saskatchewan visited on saturday with mrs n given chapel street mr and mrs george blyth and family of orangeville were in town on sunday to attend a family party at the home of mr and mrs alf collins in honour of sgt bruce col lins who 13 leavwuj this week for wainwright army camp en route to korea mrs walter gray is leaving fri day for a throe week trip to flori- day mrs gray is travelling with her nephew aubrey shepherd of toronto and hir sisters mis tho mas miller newmarket and mrs florence shepherd toronto mrs willlim fleming mrs lewis mikihbon and mrs don muldlu on spent the weekend hi port elgin where they visited with mis flemings pircnls mr and mrs j a marshall mr and mrs marshall arc mov ing to listovvel this spnng little njhl ontario championship tournament this saturday georgetown arena teams from scarboro midland port hope new toronto st catharines and georgetown american league junior a league 10 and 11 yr olds 8 and 9 yr olds 800 am to 200 pm thursday march 12 in scalw arena george town i 2 and i 3 year olds will be competing in the nhl group winner to meet champion of winnipeg nhl bus leaves arena at 5 oclock 1 50 return ing of news and christian services byone of the missio over i local transmitter or as one lonely trapper called it the best thing spp iend the smpt snrfn sott sing a s with mrs buik at the piano the fffiung men o ci at eel thelatv- urn and look u uie offering bill milliere invites you to visit milliere television xt 9th line and maple avenue in part of hunters inn building 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