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Page 10 OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Thursday, June 8, 1950 lets, bombs, Japs and Chinese for the last fifty years, to say nothing of those years of horror in Los Banos. for your news and make it fast, may be later than any of us think. Anna I was going to write on Greece and Turkey this week but eye, know a woman who didn't chang, her mind--and often? PHONE 1451 Oak Villa Dining Room Navy Street at Church Serving Delicious Foods From 5.30 to 8.30 p.m. () Sundays & Holidays 1.00 to 8.30 p.m. Closed All Day Monday RESERVATIONS APPRECIATED @ | (Christian Science Society mr i hurs marche hurch fnnual RRR Oakville Invites you to hear a 4 i # Free Lecture. a B Iabegion. 4 oh ' ip : oe meee pier ve me wr seo ome mi|| 0 Christian Science [rie Mexican Breeders High [im Guinea ome pbs Sen" vim | 5 oo "raising singing. le whole |] seem to be the only one who || : reached A gS Royal Hawaiian Band was there thinks that in the event of war benitiver: n?" ' : with the best female singer of the |an A or H bomb will come drop- PETER B. BIGGINS, C.8.B., of Choir n a ton S olsteins ee was that ever|ping on this fair city. As far as I|| : Seattle, Washington. Member of the fontinuec = Tne a Po a or can see it will be completely in Board of Lectureship of the Mother Glenatton Trojan, gargantuan $10,000 for Raymondale Rag AD-|had one pleasant surmeise. Found in Tn Church, The First Church of er young bull consigned by W. S. ple Valta, fiveyearold bull in a|on reaching my hotel that they |; A oonualdndy Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass- oe Hall and H. C. Cooper, will make | consignment of 34 head forward: | they | just to show McArthur his job as reach o IATL a I ad managed to get every bit of | god doesn't make him immune ,achusetts. t the ey his future home somewhere ed by W. A. Hodge, of Quebec. |my furniture out of my apart: | seq it amd he ym, fmm + = south of the Rio Grande. This |The animals were sold for $33 ment in Shanghal so I immed: | thy eo anny mpl Subject: the V was decided last Friday when [050, or an average of $1,268 Der |jately threw out all the hotel fur-| fac cs ooo: (AS. you know the | | J Sr. Jose Figuero, chiet of the an-|head. niture, installed my own lamps, | nay: On are weeks aiker or || 4 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: ITS WORK Bi imal husbandry dept. of the Mex- vugs, draperies, ote. anal mats ¥| sire i AND SONG = a ican dept. of agriculture, pur- ; 2 vy I desperately search for|| 1 uesday. chased the burly Trojan tor $5, | CON UEUIK Ti JB | 2 bit more like home. an old, forgotten and hopefully || | Place: 200 during the National Holstein Meanwhile I don't think any unused cave to use as my person- [| || ace: sale at Wallace park arena. Trafalgar Tales more of the Japanese and I'm al air raid shelter! As to the rest|| | Oakville-Trafalgar High School A meet Bred by 3 TB Metezue, ANE fast beginning to think less. It's|of my family, dad is still in For- Auditorium, Reymols Street, Oak- wship ston, Glenatfton | Trojan brought BY BESSIE CAIRNS wo Los oe as z moss but getting ready to run. |] ! ville, ! which i : ey and I are stuck with each|He expects to visit my sister esident, heal "oon Highest Brlee wo| (Continued from Page 4) other since the China situation | Betty in Hong Kong before com. Times oly Cor Highest figure, $7,500, was paid |e and uke players swarmed [is getting blacker and blacker. [ing here, then on to England tof | as cele by the Oxford Holstein Breed. |2P0ard and you couldn't find a|For that matter so is the world unfreeze his funds and finally i HT San June 11th, at ter whi ers assn., of Woodstock, for Me- bit of deck that wasn't twisting | situation. I can't see that We: can | he intends to settle down with | 3.30 D. ests at Cague's S-monthsold Glenafton | iUS grassdraped hips to some |go much longer with this cold (my brother Skip in Rhodesia. Lady Symbol, another of the famed |12B8UOToUS music. Fresh leis for [war business the edges are get-|High time too. Dad is over sev- essed b Rag Apple strain. Dr. Romeo|SYeryone--iree--and then as we ting scorched and I expect alenty and has been dodging bul oronto, Demers, of La Societe de Rahili- Little tation de Sherbrooke, bought the splay. b; top female. He paid $1,825 for m team Glenafton Laurel Evelyn, another T. Fl McCague consignment. pre fo All told, 64 head of fine Hol- iy to steins brought a total of $63,050, 3s or an average of $985. While not pons an unusual figure in purebred pm 2 to circles, it was nevertheless far ms wil from a low one, and was well up Sit to the figures set at similar sales rs) ol in recent years. Mexican buyers made the heav- -- fest purchases, bidding in 20 ole head, half of hich went to ran- chero Jose Luis Garcia of Guad- nes. Ca alajara, who is much impressed ll be on by Canadian animals. "Your cat- tea tle do exceptionally well in my ece set country, and we have a great soln many Holsteins there now," he jos told the Journal. "But we want a ren Jot more. 1 was very well satis: + plenic fied with today's purchases." ton is American buyers, who almost on equalled Canadians at the sale, wo also bought heavily, paying good oT prices and showing a liking for ra will | oung heifers. YOAt the Oakville sales arena me mo Saturday, the Mexican buyers || Ee "went on an even bigger spending = . Davis, spree, paying the top price of Dei) Contribut ctor. JOURNAL sn by a ethren fr SUBSCRIBERS ant L's Uni ® rainy w ge 0. urch par: IN Starts cted by YOU MAY W rey Pa le Masons St stitutions. Theatre passes and Real Seal Re- is cords with the compliments of the fon 1a C d at a s JOURNAL. If you are a subserib- SE i Il be no er, watch for your name in those eo fo es Thursday fa tures, "Hollywood Reporter" and ns, Toron 2Y be ob "Music Album." 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