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December. 9; 1948 4 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Reading Chest X-Ray Films Bursdays ---- = the papers! {to have a Scout do the job for If anyone is unable to bale and | you. Your co-operation in proper- tie their papers. themselves, |ly tying and putting out your pa- please telephone the writer at 564J{ per will be greatly appreciated immediately, and we will try |by the Scouts. Tord Forty-Mner" Stirling - Dynes I am very grateful for the continued support of the voters of Trafalgar Township, and wish to express my thanks. ~ Photo by Wendell MacRae By means of X-ray films doctors can follow the course of tuberculosis and determine progress made in the treatment of the disease, The X-ray is also an invaluable aid in the original diagnosis of tuberculosis, Christmas Seal funds help finance Xray surveys sponsored by tuberculosis associa- To the electors of Trafalgar Twp. I WISH TO SAY THANKS SINCERELY FOR THE CONFIDENCE YOU HAVE SHOWN IN GIVING ME AN ACCLAMATION AS A DEPUTY-REEVE FOR 1949" J. M: WICKSON | | THE SUPPORT | RECEIVED FROM THE VOTERS OF OAKVILLE HAS PLEASED ME. IMMENSELY | SHOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF EXPRESSING MY THANKS TO THEM, AND TO ALL THOSE WHO WORKED SO HARD ON MY BEHALF Phil Chambres DRIVING HOME FOR EXMAS? Look forward to a pleasant holiday trip by having your car checked now! Complete winter tune-ups give SURE protection for the colder days ahead. Our expert, efficient care assures you - this protection. Drive in now! OAKVILLE MOTORS CHEVROLET & OLDSMOBILE SALES & SERVICE -- PHONE 460 -- Colborne St. at Reynolds Oakville tions in cooperation with public health departments, HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS By Mike Dyer The exams are now over and the, students are wearing that very relieved look. No more ex- ams until Easter, but there the results of these exams to cope with yet. = Some people in town are won- dering what students do in their spare time and how the Stu- dent's Council operates and themes, and what there is in the way of extra-curricular activ- ities. So next week in this col- umn there will be printed all the information on the Student's Council. President Ralph McKim has kindly granted me permis- are its sion to sit in on the next meet- ing. You people that gre dering be sure to read weeld's column. ' Bowling has been going on reg- ularly each Wednesday and it | looks as if there will be a close | race for the highest score asi! there are many boys who have been lighting up very high scores. Last Thursday afternoon, after exams, the bandmaster from Central Command came over and gave the high school cadet band a very interesting talk on how. bands operate in the army and what a bandman is expected to do. It was very interesting and each member of the band en- joyed it. Basketball and hockey sche- dules are being drawn up this week, so that winter sports will be able to get under way as soon as the time comes along. With all the exams this week the school has been quite quiet and not very much has happen- ed, so Lll sign off now, but I'll be back again next week. won next Scouting By Clare Willis Last Saturday 35 Cubs hiked up to the Red Hills and built fires and cooked played games on what was the most perfect December 4th on record. It was the first hike for the new Cubs, with the exception of one Ukranian, George, who told us about going on Cub hikes in his own country before coming to Canada over a year ago. Geo- rge's English is excellent, when he does change a word or and surely and BECAUSE WE HAVE A PLANING MILL WE CAN SUPPLY ANY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CONTRACTOR OR HOME WORKSHOP A Complete Line of Building Supplies Carried at All Times * PLYWOODS * WALLBOARDS CHARLES F. DOTY & SON PHONE 76 Dundas St. - North of C.N.R- * PLASTER two in a set phrase, like the Cub = * STORM SASH NIGHTS 670 - 558-W Promise, he seems to add a spe- cial significance all his own: The last line of the Promise goes: "to do a good turn to some- one every day", and how often the "someone" turns out to be none other but ourselves.! George's pledge, "to do a good turn to someone else every day", leaves no room at all for self. A very different version of the promise was achieved by a shy, and greatly confused Ham- ilton Cub, who, when he was in- vested, rashly pledged himself to "do a good turn to everybody' someday." And now for your good turn to the Scouts Saturday! Please be sure to have your salvage pa- per, newspapers, baled cartons, magazines, securely tied, - and out on the curb, or at the end of the driveway in good time on Saturday morning, the 1lth so that when the truck comes around there is no time wasted while the boys ring doorbells, let alone go down to cellars and The Seal that lives . . and lets live Christmas Seals live throughout the year . . . making possible 365 days of tuberculosis education, X-ray examination, patient rehabilitation and medical research. The result? They help save thousands of lives a year. As always, the 1949 program of the tuberculosis associations will be financed by your purchase of Christmas Seals. So please, take just a moment -- send in your contribution today. E Buy Christmas Seals Because of the importance of the above message, this space has been contributed by at The Lions Club of Oakville Christmas Seal Committee FERRO ENAMELS (CANADA) LTD. OAKVILLE ONTARIO ...found in answer in Elizabeth Gift Box, or selecte: A--FLUFFY MILK. BATH (BYERS' Christmas ® t's the eternal question : : : what fo give her. You'll find the perfect by Elizabeth Arden are fragrant guides to giving! whether it be a beautiful Give any of these to triple her holiday fun B--HAND-O-TONIK -- Christmas wrapping 1.25 and 2.25 C--BLUE GRASS FLOWER MIST -- Christmas wrapped 1.75, 3.25, 5.50; wih afomizer 2.75 D--BLUE GRASS FLOWER MIST SNOWMAN . . . 2.50 E--BLUE GRASS POWDER MIT (with 3 powder rof F--BATH OIL CHEST (Blue Grass) -- 5 vials 4.50; 10 vials 8.50; 15 vials 12.00" "DAVID J.'RUSSELL, Phm. B. answers Aurden's galaxy of "Little Gifts". For Gifts of Beauty. d from an attractive array of very special "little'" items. PETALS -- 12 wafers In a fube 2.00; 3 fubes In a box 6.00 7.50 DRUG 00.) Phone 47 Oakville