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the georgetown herald wednesday evening march 14th 1936 page 6 the georgetown herald serving the communities of georgetown glen williams norval limehouse hornby stewarttown ballinafad ashgrove terra cotta walter c b1ehn publisher a nd editor staff bob basktrville dave hastings subscription rate 3 00 a year single copies 8c each advertising rates quoted on application the herald is printed each wednesday m the office at 22 main st georgetown ken coweil garfield l mcgilviay leslie m clark corey hcrnngton jr mrs aileen bradley authorized as second class mail post office dept ottawa member of the canadian weekly newspaper association and the ontario division of the cwna 1 not to be fooled with danger of a rabies outbreak among domestic an imals is not lo be taken lightly according to every thing one hears about this dread disease georgetown council has taken sensible precaut ions by extending legislation to make it an offence for dogs to run at large at any time council by taking this step is not trying to im pose harsh measures on dogs or their owners quite the contrary they are trying to help dumb animals by keeping them free of rabies and much more import ant shielding humans from being bitten by dogs who may have contacted the disease so it is that a dog owner who loves his animal weekly tours an idea those privileged to take a bus tour through the delrex development recently got a first hand glimpse of what is in store for the new georgetown area the magnitude of the proect can best be realized when one travels over what were farm fields last year and visions rpws of houses factories and commercial es tablishments schools and parks in place of fields and grain history is in the making in georgetown and it is hard for an old timer to picture the town as it will be in a decade or two we have been used to more gra dual change and the picture of a town double or triple buy easter seals to more than 10500 children in ontario afflicted by accident disease or from birth by crippling condi tions that usually mean despair and dependence on others march is the month of hope easter seals a fund raising activity of the society for crippled children are the means by which ontario people om in the talk of making life better for these young people and heading them towards a selfdepen dent happy future this year the several service clubs which share in the seal sale have an objective of 625- 000 georgetowners in the past have been familiar with easter sales through the milton rotary club which has canvassed georgetown in its annual cam paign now with the formation of a local rotary organi zation there is an even more local touch and the club and who is aware of the seriousness of rabies will cooperate by complying with the order and those who do not will leave themselves open to a fine plus the expense of claiming their dog from the pound if he is picked up temporarily arrangements with oakville humane society to provide pound service m georgetown have not been finalized but it is expected that the next few weeks will bring such a service the public has had ample warning through news items and advr tisements of the procedure to follow any trouble which might arise then will be strictly the fault of the dog owner the size can only be crystallized on such a bus tour we wonder if it wouldn t be worthwhile for the delrex company to plan a series of such tours later in the spring when the general public could have an op portunity to see what is planned most people today in present georgetown wilt be affected by the changes in one way or another and have a lively interest in what is going on in the annexed area the tour might be tied in with raising funds for such proects as swimming pool or hospital and might be conducted under auspices of a service club which could make a nominal charge for the tour has adopted this as its first maor fund project already citizens in town and district have recei ved their seals m the mail with a request to send don ations m an enclosed envelope the campaign wa launched with a dinner at which the famous gus ryder showed what is being done at lakeshore swimming club this is only one of many things on which eas ter 5eal money is spent the society operates summer camps for handicap ped children pays for operations which could other wise not be performed gives trade training courses ai variety village it is most worthy of support and your generosity large or small will be gratefully received not only by rotanani but by the larger organization for which they work club midtown by gooigo the seemingly harmless heading of his strip is an introduction to some more inane ramblings from the strait jacket corner although it was fear ed that this late frost had crystallized the stagnant water on his brain cell your humble author took a quick treatment from a local head shrinker and is back with news and views of clm the hard times dance was a rec ord success m terms of attendance appaiently all those of the required age who possesses a pair of jeans and who doesnt turned out last friday night for their last cm fling for a foilnight id est there will be no cm dance this friday because of a former engagement of the rose room this lack will be partially alleviated for part of the crowd by the high school formal this week the foregoing is an unpjid social announcement getting back to the last paragraph walt wilson retained his crown as the hard times kid with one of his or iginal and patented foreign planet costumes while donna bennett recei ved the doubtful award for the weak cr sex ihuts also doubtful congrats to a pair of fine sports who really put some thought into their costumes from inanity to humanity at the exec meeting last week we had an honoured guest mr john d ord who spoke about the forthcoming cam paign for funds for the planned ocor getown community hospital donna bennett was ckctcd as c m represcn tative to attend the meetings of the planning committee well get more info on this important and worthy lause in the near future and that dear readtr is niug the situation to date doughly as in uelph street see you in two wecks keep smiling pot pourri former georgetowner mrs a g m bruyns who has been living in acme alberta since leaving town is now a resident of wetaskivijm where her son dr alex bruyns is a practicing veterinary absence of pot pourri for the past few weeks didnt give us the opportunity to tell why dairyman irwin noble was wearing his cap more than usual on that saturday when winds reached near gale like proportions mr noble was in his office on mam 5t and was talking on the phone when he heard a crash then saw a trick le of blood pass down his cheek the wind had blown in a window pane and falling fragments lacerated the top of his head necessitating three stitches mrs russell thompson is a new staff member of the royal bank ollie brownndge is the first to report seeing a robin and he only beat mrs lloyd swindlehurst by a a tribute to their memory wc want ou to feci that you can come to us with the simplest request the fact that our standard of work is recognized as the best in memorial art does not mean thai it is expensive on the contrary our prices are unusually low we arc at your service no order too large none too small we do not employ salesmen or canvassers you pay no commission manufacturers and dvsigntrt of tho fiimt monument available anywhar cemarary lettering detigm an request for appointment call mr mckellar vi 44243 oakville monument works 90 colborne st w oakville grace baptist church in georgetown odd fellows hall 1 p m bible school building eunri sunday he member p naich o r ins 7pm kveninn s rvin mr bruce penny pastor tr 7 2709 few days for she also phoned a report to the herald office sorry for an error in crediting a picture rec ently to fred helson when the taker was actually steve emmerson seems fred had taken several pic fures at the opening of the new knox church hall and the only one he couldnt duplicate later turned out to be the bad one mrs hugh clark cutting the ribbon in the opening reremony steve who works for the tely also took pictures and was kind enough to loan his shot to the herald we repaid the favour by ere diting fred with the picture sorry steve some one wonders if a phone answering service might not be profitable for someone in georgetown now that the town is growing so fast might be an idea for a re tired person or a semi invalid who is on the spot at home most of the time x frozen custard is coming booth beside iga store opening on or about april 15th featuring e soft ice cream e hard ice cream e milk shakes at prices unheard ofi sports calendar intermediate hockey playoff friday march 16 raiders v9 stouffville clippers in georgetown arena 800 pm thli it the 5th of the playoff aerie saturday irning and afternq 5 town tournamen1 from acton brampton j rakvllle and georgetown unrmo company umitid morning and afternoon 5 town tournament teams from acton brampton milton oakvlllo and georgetown spring is here get those new firestone tires now why wait longer and risk a costly accident each new tire bought from us balanced free with the one and only hunter wheel balancer all sizes in all grades in both allblack and whlfeyall carried in stock harley motors 31 john street trlangle 72591 kerrigan chiropractic office 6 john street acton opemdaily 9 30 a m to 5 00 p m monday wednesday end friday evenings until 9 scientific treatment full spinal x ray free consultation for appointments call acton 550 directory frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service p o box 413 trlangle 7 2864 georgetown dr j burns milne dental surgeon xray mill street tr 7 2871 a m nielsen dc nd doctor of chiropractic and ft aturopathy hours 25 p m closed thursdays lady attendant 164 guelph st georgetown trlangle 7 3612 dr john r kerby practice of dentistry xray trlangle 7 3641 main street georgetown lever hoskjn chartered accountants 51 mdin n brampton phone 2478 44 victoria st toronto phone em 49131 c w sayers dvm veterinarian guelph street opposite armstrongs garage tr 7 2741 alfred j bishop certified public accountant 1 main st georgetown i tr 7 3351 office hours 9am to 5 p m mondajs to fn lays s m faib1sh ro optometrist mcnamara jeweller gaorgatown dale bennett barristers and solicitors leroy dale qc sybil bennett qc mp tom van sickler trlangle 73381 mill street georgetown monuments pollock campbell dotignt on requttt inspect our work in greenwood cemetery phone 204b 62 water street north galt hews0n ord barristers and solicitors 39 main street south reside knox church seoroe c hewson john d ord trlangle 72240 maurice e mutrjerson ba barruter solicitor and notarj public tr 72484 oiflcc 4 main st s georgetown radio repairing we specialize m thi work 27 roars hporunco jsanfordson trlangle 72413 w h carr profotiionl rngintor a ontario land surveyor georgetown ontario residence 81 prince charlea dr office guelph st telephone tr 78300 for expert ere cere comolt o t walker ootomotrltt 3 main st north brampton over abelli drag store phono office sob rot 830 houra 9 am to s dm dally kvontefi bt appotaiaa t