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j the 06or6bt0wh j hfeftaldwednday kbruary 6th 1957 pagfi s the g e o r g e t o w n herald serving the communities of georgetown glen williams norvai llmehouse 1 hornby stewarttown bwtlinafad ashgrove terra coha walter c bbehn publis a nd e staff subscription rate a single copies 8c each advertising rates quoted on application the herald is printed each wednesday in the office at 22 main st georgetown garfield l mcguvray bob baskerville leslie m clark dave hastings corey herrington jr ken cowell mr aijeen jbradjley ttrry hurley authorized as second class mail post office dept ottawa member of the fesryadian weekly nevyspaper association- gr 1 and the ontario dfvisioji of the gwna iquteeifo pa report investing in jeprgetowh georgetown and district residents are being presented with an unique investment opportun- ity with decision ofouncil to sell a 266000 de benture issue through the town treasurers off ices this action has been taken because of a de pressed bond market which sees brokers uninter ested in taking over such an issue for resale apparently there is not enough investment mon ey available at the moment from the large com panies which customarily investin municipal de bentures there is no particular question that georgetowns bonds are not good the own has expanded fast but its financing is on a sound basis tax rates are reasonably low and assess ment values are expanding to take care of in creased expenditures council has hopes that a large share of the present bond issue will be purchased locally if is possible that a payroitnisctuctiohptan will be made available in industry similar to that used for government savings bonds n attractive interest rate of 5v is a particular inducement for buyers whether in large or small amounts the town will benefit considerably by sav ing brokerage rates and if the bonds are success fully marketed it may set a precedent which will be followed in future debenture issues horticultural news by tony bradshaw with spring not too far away we shall soon be able to prune some of the trees and shrubs ta the garden though pruning is an old subject and the procedures should be well understood and practiced improper pruning can result in more harm than good good pruning at planting tirjne helps plants to establish in the soh and get away to a good start care should be taken to keep trees and shrurjs in their natural form and- growth pruning removes damaged dead diseased and inseotjnfected portions of wood the prunej can ieup the tree or shrubs there- 1 moval of dead wood can be rej moved at any time his being a continuous duty pruning im- ves appearance and beauty therfrshould be a desire to ob serve and investigate the habits and growth sox stimulating an in- tne art of by stanmall mpp forjjatton- the ontario government was op ened on monday january 28th by the lieutenant governor the hon louis orbreithaupt who read the speech from the throne and after ward received with his charming wife thtf government members and their wives- distinguished guests and visitors there was just one bill presented for first reading on monday this being the customary procedure which is followed every year now for- the highlights of this week premier frost introduced in detail the universal hospital care proposals which was debated by the opposition and referreafarthe legislative committee on public ptfbiur accounts and provincial auditors report for 195556 fabled by the provincial secretary v george- dunbar the leader of the ccf party gave notice of a resolu tion prop6singcompulsory univer sal automobile insurance c e janes member for lambton east appointed deputy speaker and mr and mrs walter gray at sisters anniversary mr and mrs walter gray church street attended the golden wedding anniversary of mrs grays sister and her husband mr and mrs t w miller in newmarket on sunday twenty guests were at a dinner held atcountry acres on yohge st and later they all were guests at the miller home for a reception wneremr a mra mil- 1er received their friends and rela- terest in the ai pruningc6neois1ieight and chairmanof cornmittee of the whole width any planting if allowed church interest on upswing reports of various church meetings in the herald these past few weeks indicate a healthy upswing in religious interest in the various local and district churches people are not only contributing more mo ney to the various church departments but at tendance is hitting a new peak most local chur ches are taxed to capacity for seating at the reg- ular sunday services where a few years ago this was only an easter or christmas occurrence some have tried extra services two in a morning to care for all worshippers some are seriously dis cussing enlargement of present quarters or spon soring a second church of their denomination as the town grows report from parliament this week we received an interesting com munication in the mail which we hope will be the first of many reports from haltons provincial member of parliament stan hall it is mr halls intention to bring news of queens park to the county press if not weekly at least from time to time andwe thank him for this on behalfof readers who all too seldom are completely unfamiliar with what is happening on eilherlhe provincial or national level the late miss bennett had planned to contri- the customary heading on an annual meet ing church reports a good year thus has real meaning this year and it must be a joy to a min isters heart to see his efforts bearing fruit where all too often in the past he must have had a sense of frustration as he looked at a few famil iar faces and a plentitude of empty pews on the average sunday morning we hope that next january the story will continue to unfold and that even more people will be noted in church attendance and more money contributed to the upkeepof local church- honeysuckle es and to the greater work of religious extension through home and foreign missions bute similar news from ottawa during her term of office but- failing health did nof permit her attention to this perhapss haltons next federal member will be able to follow this plan which has worked successfully in such counties as peel and wellington meanwhile we shall look forward to mr halls reports from queens park as a source of information which should promote a healthier in terest in politics among georgetown and district people to grow naturally will become too thick or too high unless some measure of pruning is carried out it is far better to give prompt pruning than to allow growing spells to end in drastic pruning when shrubs are neglected for several years they present a much more complex problem than those that have received regular atten tion many taller growing shrubs even if properly pruned appear as if he h bon prnnoh ymn thn bottom to bring them down to ground such shrubs may require loer growing shrubs planted in front pruning is an art that has been mastered by few yet for those with horticultural knowledge and general intelligence there is in pruning a wealth of interest which can become an absorbing hobby a wellpruned tree or shrub is a gratifying sight and an excellent rewacd for ones efforts here arc a few shrubs and their prun ing house h l rowntree progress ive conservative for york west who was elected in a byelection last fall to replace elmer brandon deceased took his seat in the house george ward rope progressive- conservative port arthur moved the adoptionjf the speech from the throne and among other things mr wardrope assailed the federal fiscal policies mr 11 l rowntree in seconding the speech from the throne labelled the don arid hum- tier rivers as open sewers there fore urging greater conservation work the striking committee for the setting up of government commit tees was named their report will soon be tabled the report for the civil service commission for 1956 was tabled report of niagara parks commis sion tabled by provincial secretary hon george dunbar report of striking committees in government committees tabled by chairman of the committee major times fluddlcia spring i lex mackcnzie north york firemens auxiliary has euchre party the firemens wa held a very successful euchre upstairs in the fire hall on tuesday evening janu ary 29th seven tables of cards were- played mrs dick prust won highest score and also the prize far lone hands mrs norman snyder was -fives- from the distri and new market mrs sidney- thompson queensville mrs millers brides maid was present and groomsman nelson miller niagara falls was also present an interesting note was that- mrs thompson wore a sun hurst of pearls the brides gift to her fifty years ago mr and mrs miller received jna- second and mrs charles mjgue the consolation prize the ladies of the wa served a delicious lunch to concluded the evening another euchre will be held on tuesday february 26th ny beautiful gifts flowers and mes sages of congratulations 9 x dr j burnt milne dental surgeon xray mill street tr 73871 dr john r kerby practice of dentistry xray triangle 73641 main street georgetown s m faibish ro optometrist mcnamara jewellers georgetown forsythia after rangea spring flowering hyd- 1 hibiscus spring i early summer mock orange after flowering lilac after dowering tamarix early spring maples winter dogwood early summer bcrbcris thunbergh winter or spring roses hybrid early spring roses climbing after flowering farm news poi pourri georgetown had a particularly sad week for news this week with accidents bringing death and injuries to several families the ashgrove community learned that mrs hartley anderson the former joy ruddell was a victim of a florida- bound plane crash in new york with her husband seriously injured brigadier and mrs j p gir- van of wildwood received word that their engi- neer sort had been killed in an accident in south america and on monday three ladies employ ed in banks at malton received paipful injuries when their car was in collision with a truck near norval en route home from work with the bid hydro building now containing a law office downstairs and accounting office upstairs only one vacant store rerhains on main street the for mer western tire store which has been empty for some time wednesday nights kraft tv thea tre will have special interest locally the discov ery of insulin is the theme for the play and dr- c h best father of haltons new pc candidate is slated for an appearance after the performance a former georgetowner joe lake has been a patient in a toronto hospital and had to suspend publication of a few issues of the powassan news which he founded and has published for over fifty years the news appearedagain last week after a 3 week lapse an item which we mislaid draws attention to two young girls who decided to help the hospital fund at christ mas linda howat 32 henry st and patsy cock 29 henry st went to houses in the district on christmas eve singing carols collecting 16 apiece they have donated it to the fund st georges to become single point parish t a substantial rise in church giv- as peoples warden mr and mrs sr ing tout total of 130000 was noted at st georges anglican last year reviewing the statement at a vestry- meeting on- january 29th church members adopted a 20000 budget for 1987 the church is planning to become a single point parish and has asked bishop bag- nail to arrange for a separation from glen williams in order for the rector to devote his full time to the town parish if this happens this year an extra 1000 will be needed by the church a new or gan is being installed and payment on this is also included in the in creased budget the church has also increased its diocesan appor tionment to 2000 rev kenneth richardson chair ed the meeting which followed a devotional service he spoke in stowing termi of the churchs ad- itually numerically and rfacdnavtulsted the j nd organizations rear rmbfcmbr r- warden feleted wallace thompson will continue as auditors mrs thomas eason enve lope secretary and bob borland convener of sidesmen thomas eason jack armstrong and ernie barnes were named as lay representatives to synod with thomas parry and walter bichri as alternates j serving with the wardorisand sy nod representatives yi the churchs advisory council are bob borrand- irwin noble jim costigan jr tom van sickler edwin wilson and william mcnally reports of various church groups were received at the meeting these including the church school by edwin wilson womans auxiliary mrs ron edwards daughters ot the church and nursery class mrs john irwin choir mrs thoniiui ea- ion tennis club bob borlandpand bac cnarles fiarris l members of titwjl seryeovt cupof tea at the cotfcloslonuit mrs a e cook 70 hornby ladys mother charlotte louise irvine 70 wife of the late arthur edward cook and late of r r 2 malton was buried in dixie cemetery following fueral service in port credit mrs cook leaves two children allan cook cooksville and mrs gordon lee hornby and two grandchildren grant and peggy lee sjj min0 millworks doors j cabinets 5 frames sash stairs screens i prompt service free estimates r s 11 water s halton club member is tops for canada j e w george creenlees son of mr and mrs frank orecnlees of camp- bellville r r no 3 was last week at the annual meeting of the can adian guernsey breeders associa tion in toronto announced as the winner of the w h duffray tro phy emblematic of the top 411 guernsey calf club member in can ada in 1956 it was indeed fitting that the presentation of the trophy should have been made by w gor don bennett associate director of extension for the ont dcpt of ag riculture in making the presenta tion mr bennett stated i have known george since he was two or three weeks of age t because my old home was just across th road from that of his parents ho is in deed a worthy recipient added mr bennett who enumerated some of the winners achievements in 1956 and previously numbcrcd among these achieve ments are the following top club member in haltons 4h jersey guernsey calf club in 1955 first prize winner in judging swine at the 1956 cne judging competitions junior section a member of the 1st prize team in the 4h provincial interswine club competitions held at guclph last fall a member of haltons cham pion debating team which won the provincial junior farmer title last spring a member of haltons cham pion livestock judging team which won the provincial junior farmer intcrcounty title at the 1956 ro yal and thereby the jeffrey bull memorial trophy along withthis stated mr bennett he plays an active part in his local sunday school the mil ton junior farmers and last but not least at the burlington high school where he is recognized as a good student it has been our personal privilege to know- george for some years and we have no hesitation in reechoing gordon bennetts george is in deed a very worthy winner and further we know his wide circle of friends and the county of halton generally will be very happy at this welldeserved additional honor which has been conferred on the popular george greenlees the time of the first week of your legislature is spent in organi zation hoping to have more news for you next week and preferably more exciting so i will say goodbye hop ing to be with you next week w h can- professional engineer a ontario land surveyor georgetown ontario res 81 prince charles dr office guelph sl telephone tr 73300 the early bird gets the worm and the early advertiser gets the business and what better way tb get that business than to use the herald advertising columns regular ly your next trip mrs wesley jessop 81 auctioneers relative bertha amanda leslie 81 wife of the late wesley jessop died in guelph on january 5th at the honur of hetdaughter mrs w a gibson whose husband ufa weifcknown dls- rtrict auctioneer mrs jessojp also jteaves five other eloldren ijsrt prhrvey j iwwtid- godertch let your local bus travel agent can lake care of all the details of your trip you will have no fussing about hotels stop overs sightseeing or other arrangements while you an it route you wllfbe free to enjoy every minute sample package tour kenticky caves 4 days 5655 includes return fare hotel t nights t in a room 6 meals tours of caves and diamond cavern i ask your agent about other twkn friiirx tickets and bus tfeavil informatioir at i i corner cupboard triangle 74051 i georgetown animal clinic c w sayers dvja 106 guelph street j opposite armstrongs garage ttl 72741 frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service po box 413 tr 72864 georgetown monuments pollock a campbell designs on request inspect our work in greenwood cemetery phone 2048 62 water street north g a lt radio repairing we specialize in this work 27 years experience j sanford son triangle 72412 prevent chimney fires use fire chief chemical chimney cleaner to eliminate sopjt and scale from your stoves and pipes the smaller the flame the more soot and carbon for use in oil coal and wood frcd units for sale at- halton coop supplies lever hoskih chartered accountant ql main il brampton phope2478 44 victoria st toaonto phone em 48131 a m nielsen dc nd doctwr of chiropractic naturopathy 43rd year of practice 25 pm closed thursdays lady attendant 164 guelph st georgetown triangle 73612 w h bjggs accredited public accountant successor to a j bishop cpa main st georgetown tr 73351 office hours 9 am to 5 pm mondays to fridays for expert eye care consult o t walker optometrist 3 main st north brampton over abells drug store phone office 599 res 830 hours 9 am to 6 pm daily evenings by appointment robt re hamilton ro optometrist office hours 10 am 6 pm daily evngs by appfc phone tr 73971 north side of highway no 7 east of dominion seed house neville stoller co accountants and auditors trustees in bankruptcy office hours 10x0 530 mon tues wed and thurs georgetown toronto brampton 21 main st s georgetown former hydro building walter h pope certified public accountant chartered secretary 97 maple ave w tr 74970 tom van sickler 6a barrister solicitor a notary 19 main st s tr 74531 former hydro bldg maurice manderson ba barrister solicitor and notary public tr 72464 office mill st georgetown- dale bennett barristers and solicitors leroy dale qc sybil bennett qc mp austin h bailey triangle 73381 hlllstreet georgetown hevvs0n 14 0rd barristers a solicitors 39 main street south beside knox church george c hewson john d ord triano 72244 t chiropractic clinic vj tuioayr 12 p to pni thutsoayt is pm to pii 3i a i si