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the georgetown herald wednesday evening march 28 1936 the georgetown herald serving the communities of georgetown glen williams norval limehouse hornby stewarttown ballinafad ashgrove terra cotta walter c biehn publisher a nd editor staff garfield l mcgilvray bob baskcrville leslie m clark dave hastings corey herrington jr ken cowell mrs aileen bradley authorized as second class mall post office dcpt ottawa subscription rate 3 00 a year single copies 8c each advertising rates quoted on application the herald is printed each wednesday in the office at 22 main st georgetown member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and the ontario division of the c w n a horticultural society perhaps rumours that a horticultural society may be re vived in georgetown will mean good news to every one should this materialize such an organization of course primarily brings benefits to its members through mutual enioyment of gardening flowers and plants instruction in the field of horticulture and the thrill of experimenting with new varieties and occasional competitions and exhibits but a wider application was suggested by mayor armstrong at mondays council meeting during a dis cussion of tree planting particularly in the towns new subdivisions when sid hardie representing sun rebirth of hobbies the georgetown chess club sparked by don parker and al zeravlev is another noteworthy recrea tion which we are glad to see come to georgetown personally we are not interested for we don t think we are built to stand the tension of a game in ternationally known for its complexities and brain power but one doesn t have to be personally inter ested in every aspect of community recreation to ap preciate its value and a chess club will certainly fill its need in georgetown s cultural life we commented last week on increasing attend ances at hockey games as a sign that we might be re verting to the days when entertainment comprised more than just watching a tv set we hope that the same thing may happen at the local roxy where atten dance has not been what it used to be and where even picture news increasing the herald this year is using pictures more and more as a form of news coverage and comments of readers indicates that this is meeting with favour our pictorial coverage is still woefully inadequate for two mam reasons the economic side which fol lows only a limited budget for the expense of repro ducing a large quantity weekly and the fact that with no photographer on the staff we are limited to the kindness of people like fred helson jim goudy bill hardman prince charles studio and the occasional amateur who presents us with a good newsworthy cut this week the herald is using more pictures than at any other one time we can remember thanks to bill hardman we have some excellent shots of the beam ratepayers asked for cooperation in tree plant ing in that area the mayor said this could well be han ded under the direction of a horticultural society which he believes is in its formative stages the idea certainlj has merit apd it is to be hoped that enough people interested in reviving the society which passed out of existence in the early forties will be found tree planting could be only one phase of a gen eral campaign of slreet and home beatification which needs only the spark of such an organization to create widening interest in the beauties of nature which are so cheap and available to everyone a lop movie doesn t always fill the house a theatre is an important part of a community and we shouldn t like to see here what has happened in palmerston where the theatre closed down because patronage did not justify keeping it going and we further hope that tennis almost a lost sport may revive this summer too in our younger days the tennis courts had lineups waiting to play and there were active clubs which visited between towns for tournaments and ocial times wh ch we still remember interest m the towns only courts at the anglican church has been so slim for a few years that serious consideration has been given at limes to turn ing the courts into a parking area and once they are gone it would be that much harder to revive tennis some future year ho ey team unfortunately two players were not present and are missing from the pictorial lineup ken nash and ptashink prince charles studio is respoh sible for the photo of the ice follies bunnies the little pictures of rotanans were taken some time ago thro kindness of stew young who snapped all club mem bers last year with the idea of using pictures when a news item justified it as the town grows and the herald increases m size use of pictures will gradually increase to supple ment written news it is part of a policy of growing with the town by which the herald staff strives each week to produce a bright newsy edition which covers town and district news as fully as possible two morning services for large congregations two morning services at st johns lnitcd were needed on easier sundav to accommodate larfc congregations who heard rev morgan mcfarlanc preach his concluding sermon in a series of special ltnten messages mr mcfarlanc told how faster chi pels the idea that death and defeat is the end of life replacing it with i message of victor ind hopt the easter storj he said brought immor talitj into bunt and he recited the effect of jesus sacrifice on man s life and human experience professor rueben moses of indorc christian college who is taking post graduate studies in toronto assisted with the services mr moses teaches rnfjish and phjsical training as well as bible studies at the indian college he was guest speaker at the even ine service when he spoke on his nat ive country and told how the impact of chnstnnity is felt in every sphere of life then mr moses also spoke to the suntljj school students in the mornine mrs onion kufncv wis soloist it both inorninl si r ie s jii i i mil 1 r m ten in the ivtninj 150 damage to car frozen snow falls i arje chunks of frozen snow fall ink off the arena roof sunday damat eel a car owned fo wdburn mareh ment 12 john street parked in hi dnvewaj adjoining the arena mr marchment reported the dam ie to police ind s jim bilshorrow investigate d idtnjle to the cir nmf fenders ind trunk wis e shunted i sro booth taxi your a surance of prompt cour teous safe service silvers aim presents flli british flannel worsteds fl here are the world s finest flannel worsteds bbkh by garnetts of england see them today in the new lh r- continental colours medium tones h v hand cut and tailored to measure b club clothes 49 952 pc h tip tor clothes 59 952 pc w fleet street clothes 72 502 pc kfh f silvers h fifth in itrin of mauagas about delrex and what it moans to tho georgetown araa two years ago delrex didn t exist the 1 754 acres on which delrex is located was still part of esquo- ing township the area was known as the heid farm the sinclair farm and so on most any resident of georgetown realize by now that delrex doe ax at but to the casual observer oil rex is just a vast acreage of opan field smoothed off a bit with about 100 houses built on on section ac tually although delrex is still in the embryo state much more has been accomplished than meets the eye in fact more than 3 million in develop ment work has been undertaken so far i 01 more thin a mar hundreds of men have been lajmi groundwork for the ripid building piolrun whiih will continue through the next four jeais roads have already been earvt el through the entire area lire h 1 rants line tht roads at frequent in i ds showing hit water mains hav ik en installed sewers are ilso n stilled over ninth of the irta and vtsttrdays vvhiat fields are now hi i tted by imin lines and spurs rom the canadian national ltailwa at the north edge of delrex ust off the ninth line a sanes of build ings have been erected to house lorna of the supply and service organna tions connected with delrex a i rax construction co has a large gar age for repairing and servicing the huge graders bulldozers and other equipment used on the protect rex hoi lop homas ltd has built a com plet mill and carpentry shop for tha prefabrication of many of the wood end items used in home building garnet building products has a huge warehouse with rail facilities for re ceiving and storing supplies a read mix concrete plant is ready to begin operations all these projects have been ai rail out with oni thoukht in mini when construction begins in earnesi every conceivable service and supply problem will ilread have been s u ed despite its size delrex ill hi built quitkly and with a minimuri if fuss anel bother although much of th work does not show above the ground cairo is already in operation work is well un darway in the lob of making delrex and georgetown into a modal city ballinafad miss i dennis of present t is vis itinr this wetk with tier sister mrs townsend flans have bcin made to hold our annual turkey supper on tuesdi ev tnint may 8th with the wonderful feel of spnnk in the air thoughts are turning to plans for the jtarden sports calendar intermediate hockey tonight wednesday georgetown raiders vs meaf0rd 2nd game of playdowns industrial hockey playoffs april 8th 200 p m smith a stone vs flyers deciding semi final game iinmm company ujutu be a man who keeps the army rolling the royal canadian army service corps keeps canadas army supplied and rolling be a member of this free wheeling branch of the canadian army as a member of the army service corps you become aa expert in transportation to join the royal canadian army service corps you must be between 17 and 40 years of age come down and talk to us personally the royal canadian army service corps information team will answer your questions give information about qualifications 1 pay and future georgetown armories thursday april 12 11 am 7 pm frank fetch licensed auctioneer prompt service p o box 413 triangle 7 2864 georgetown dr j burns milne dental surgeon xray mill street tr 7 2871 a m nielsen d c n d doctor of chiropractic and naturopathy 43rd ear of practice i 25 p m closed thursdays lady attendant 164 1 duclph st georgetown 1 triangle 7 3612 1 dr john r kerby practice of dentistry xray triangle 73641 main street georgetown lever hoskin charlard accountants 51 main n brampton phone 2478 44 victoria st toronto phone em 49131 c w sayers dvm veterinarian guelph street opposite armstrongs garage tr 7 2741 1 alfred j bishop 1 1 cartifitd public accountant mam st georgetown tr 7 3351 office hours 9am to s p m mondays to fridays s m faibish ro optometrist mcnanura jeweller georgetown dale bennett barristers and solicitors ieroy dale o c sybil bennett ocmp tom van sickier triinglc 7 3381 mill street georgetown monuments pollock campbell designs on raquast inspect our work in greenwood cemetery phone 204h 62 ater slrett north g a l t hewson 0rd barristers and solicitors 39 mam street south beside knox church george c hewson john d ord triangl 7 1240 maurice e minderson ba barrister solicitor and notary public tr 72464 office 4 main si s georgetown radio repairing we specialize m this work 27 yaart emparlance j sanford son triangle 72412 w h carr profatslonjl enginaar a ontario land survayer georgetown ontario residence 81 prince chirle dr office guelph st telephone tr 73900 for expert ere care coniult o t walker optometrist 3 main st north brampton over abclli drug store phone office 599 ret 830 houn bum to 6 p m daily kranlnfa hy appotntnart