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i Page 8 THR OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Thursday, STUDDED SURE-GRIP TIRES], I DLL 0 p= i Station Rd. OAKVILLE ANNOUNCEMENT Don't forget the CP.T. euchre in the LO.O.F. Hall at 815 on Friday, Dec. 30th. Happy New Year to everyone! PIANO tuning, concert tuner, member of the A.S.P.T., expert on repairs (demothing), go _any- where. Phone 1524W, Oakville or Lakeside 6960 Toronto. (37c46tf) Everybody welcome to the CPT euchre, Friday, Jan. 6 at 8.15 sharp in the I h St. Jud omen's Guild will hold their ANNUAL MEETING on Wednesday, January 11th, at 815 pm. in the parish hall. The Oakville Child Health Cen- tre has been cancelled for Janu- ary 12th. and the next Clinic will be held on the regular day, Jan- uary 26th. FOR SALE OIL 'heater, small size Coleman Sell with or without 200 fuel oil tank and 50 gals. oil. Phone 520. © PIECE used kitchen set, with extension table, steel wardrobe, table top gas stove, mantel radio, 2 Chesterfield chairs. Oakville Exchange. Igor Gorin Features Friday 'Pops' Concert The 1950 season of "Pop" con- cents of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra gets off to a good start on January 6th with Paul Scher- man conducting the orchestra and guest soloist Igor Gorin doing the vocal honours. Gorin, who is easily one of the most popular of the singers who have made re-appearances on the concerts, is Ukrainian by birth, Viennese- by training and Ameri- can by choice! He left his home- town in the Ukraine when he was six and was brought up by an Uncle until his uncle's death six years later. Left to shift for him- self, Igor sang as choir hoy until he lost his soprano vole and It wasn't until he was 18 that he started studying music seriously. At the end of five years, he got into a Czech opera company and after singing with them for three BICYCLE owners, notice, all bicycles left over 30 days will be charged storage, bicycles left over 6 months will be sold. Oakville Phone 520. BEDROOM __ suite, chesterfield suite, Simplicity Washing ma- chine, Gurney 4-burner gas stove, oven-grill combination, 5-pe. kit- chen suite. Phone 7 672W from T to 8, Thursday and Friday. 1943 PONTIAC 5-passenger coupe, silver streak, owner driven, new engine and tires. Apply in person between 7 and 8 p.m. 74 Second Street at lake. (43c6) ETHELYNE-Glyco permanent type anti-freeze, fully guaranteed, $4.95 gallon. Hedleigh Home Ltd. Dundas St. N. MCcCLARY'S electric refrigera- tor, 7 cubic feet, fairly new, $285; Acme gas range, almost new, apartment size $45. Owner mov- ing. Phone 1190W. (37p6) PENNSYLVANIA OIL This is an excellent type of oil and we are selling gallon. Please bring your own containers. This is in bulk, grade 20 only. Hurry while it lasts. Hed- 'leigh Home Ltd, Dundas Street, North, phone 1063. WOOD, split, suitable for fire- place. Phone 192W, VENETIAN BLINDS Buy direct from manufacturer and save at 60c per sg. foot. "Ind-O-Ven" Blind Company, Phone Port Credit 4226 (collect) day or evening. (45ctf) SNOW PLOWS for Ford-Fer- guson tractors, made to order, reasonable. Palermo Welding Shop, phone Bronte 25r21. 1.00 p1-6) ALBERTA coal briquets, an all-Canadian product, from Frank M. Sullivan, Bronte 80-W. Your Blue Coal Dealer. (35¢1tf) WANTED TO RENT HOUSE, 5 or 6 rooms, or apart- ment, in Oakville, for family of 3. References available. Phone MElrose 9901, Toronto. (66p5-7) FOR RENT ROOM and board. Phone 58W, Bronte. Room and board. Phone 1111W. 4-room apartment (bath) at(] oncy, newly decorated, heated, phone privileges, water and light, quiet, refined, phone 10997 FEMALE HELP WANTED N or girl over 16 for light housework by the day, tele- phone Mrs. McDermott, 476-W. Stenographer for . legal office. Must have shorthand and typing. Apply to Jackson and Partridge, Barristers, Port Credit, Ontario. SITUATIONS WANTED Experienced carpenter, expert on cabinet making. Phone Clark- son 227-J. (50p4-6) ~ RELIABLE woman would take charge of children and home, or any capacity. References. Phone 385-J. January 2nd. TAUNDRESS wishes work few days a week or housework. 900W. and "Vision Fugitive" from Mas- sent's playing the "Furioso Polka," by Strauss, the Overture to "Roman mezzo from ret of Suzanne," Act I of Verdi's it at 80c a|Bizet's "Carmen Suite No. 1." years, decided to try his luck in New York. He was a success from the start, and his fine baritone voice has become familiar to ra- dio listeners on this side of the border through the many net- work shows on which he has been featured soloist, as well as his recordings. Gorin will sing on Friday night "She Never Told Her Love" by Haydn; "La Danza" by Rossini "Herodiabe." The orchestra will be heard Carnival" by Berlioz, the Inter- Wolf-Ferrari"s "Sec- the Prelude to "Traviata" and The "Pop" Concerts of the Tor- onto Symphony Orchestra are A friendly get-together with the well-known Can- adian author and columnist. Charles Clay Do you know Eisle Hume of R. R. 5, Milton, Ontario? Well, you should, Elsie Hume is the kind of nei- ghbor of which any community can be proud. In fact, there is an Elsie Hume in every community. The Elsie Hume's all her own idea. Nobody asked her to do it. But the important thing is she did it. Elsie Hume of R.R. 5, Milton, Ontario, received a letter from our executlve director, Horace Brown, as did tens of thousands of her fellow-Canadians. It was a letter asking for help to organ- ize the Canadian March of Dimes. Thousands of Canadians res- ponded to this appeal generously, so much so that the Canadian Foundation of Poliomyelitis (The 'Canadian March of Dimes), of which I have the honor to be the first president, is now a reality. But it remained for Elsie Hume to write out by hand ten copies The other day, the Canadian March of Dimes received a let- ter from Elsie Hume, with which was enclosed a cheque for fifty money order today to; The, Can-| If Elsle Hume qo adian March of Dimes, 410 Bloor [ten letters by hang Street Bast, Toronto 5? : an copy : you ¢ ly write out one cheque dollars. Mrs. Hume for not having sent the money sooner, but it had taken so long to copy out all those letters by hand! Would the Canadian March of Dimes please send her some typewritten copies, so she could try to get more money? The Canadian March of Dimes would and could. About two weeks later came another letter to the Canadian March of Dimes from Elsie Hume. It contained a further cheque for $83.60. This was a donation Mrs. Hume had collected from the Omagh Women's Institute, the Nassagaweya Institue, and the Limehouse Women's Institute. jAltogether, - Mrs. Hume has sent the Canadian March of Dimes $133.60. And apparently started. I wanted you to know about Elsie Hume, because I think she is the kind of neighbor everyone should have. I also thought her story might give you some ideas. Ideas like starting off the New Tear right by giving your con tribution and help to the Can- adian March of Dimes, 410 Bloor Street East, Toronto. All during January and after- wards, the Canadian March of Dimes is appealing for money to carry on its great work of help- ing those who cannot help them- selves. Perhaps you cannot do as much as Elsie Hume, but whatever you can do will be gratefully ap- preciated and received. And your donations will be de- ductible for Income Tax purpos- she has just Not NEW - But NEWS | | And good news too! If your | dresses or suits look worn and shabby--Send them to us--We'll restore that trim, smart look. FOR FLEXFORM Cleaning send us your cloth- ing today! Oakville Cleaners PHONE 1557 Colborne St. near Navy Oakville January 5 19 Wm. WHITAKER & SONS an sup, The Clarkson PR NORAH DREWETT N GEZA DE KRESZ IN Piano and Violin Recital Saturday, January 14, 1950 CLARKSON COMMUNITY HALL at 8.30 o'clock Refreshments in lower hall 25¢ Admission $1.00 TICKETS FROM Community Centre ESENTS of Horace Brown's send it the organizations in her community. letter, and es. Why not send that cheque or Oakville 252W, Clarkson Lydia George Dress Shop Mrs. F. C. Teskey carried on CBL, direct from Mas- sey Hall, at 8.30 p.m. natural for some People to be very quiet. They have so much more to be quiet about. "on It is very Family disagreements, lectur- ing of children, or threats of pun- ishment should be forgotten at mealtime, as emotional upsets at such times tend to upset diges- tion. ADVERTISING EXECUTIVE needs HOUSE APARTMENT DUPLEX Responsible tenant with excellent references, Will pay good rental for hetter- class accommodation. Consider lease. Apply Box 38, Oakville-Trafalgar Journal. rn WANTED Secretary-Treasurer for the Oakville-Trafalgar High School Area Board. The successful ." Royal Oakville A RECRUITING OFFICER Will visit the National Employment THE Canadian Air Force WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT Office, Monday, January 9th To Answer Enquiries Pertaining To Enlistment in the R.C.A.F. (Regular) applicant will be required to spend three hours daily at the High School, and attend all regular and special meetings. Apply in writing, stating sal- ary and experience, to: The Chairman, the Oakville-Tra- falgar High School Area Board, Reynolds Street North, Oak. ville, Ontario. Applications must be in the hands of the board by noon Wednesday, January 11. FOUND = BLACKISH semtor : Holstein EEE TE ne NOTICE LOST J The Oakville High School GOLD charm bracelet. Reward. || pictrict Boag Phone 676J. gee SMALL loose-leaf note book, with black cover, containing ad- dresses, outside B of M Sat. about 1 p.m. Reward. Phone 430W22. purposes resuming Night Classes in Basic English and Citizen- ship on Monday, January, 9th, 1950, at the Oakville- WANTED Trafalgar High School. WOMAN for restaurant work, noon to 5 p.m. daily. free. Beehive Lunch. rienced typist for mant- De ek. Part time and inter- ript Wo tr Phone 815. OMES for three dogs, collie, Saturdays Please take notice that no new registrations will be taken after the first lesson is taught. C. H. Byers, - + and cocker. Phone Humane Society, 515. eA TR Secretary. [ lor Se Ih These long winter nights are the ideal time to fix up your recreation room. We have a complete stock of supplies necessary for the handyman who is contem- plating this work. Drop in and see us, or give us a call for the materials you need. * Chas. F. Doty & Son Complete Line of Builders' Supplies, Lumber, Shing- les, Plaster, Insulation, etc. DUNDAS ST. N. After Hours: 558-W or 670 PHONE 76