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5, 195) r 190 ld as gy Oakvil, if URCH ario HEAT] ATIONS RS, play d neces ) year mg tions py Ss obtai, > Consul it of $104 returned | tenders. ler not yf & Comp s, m Stree, UTILITY N "ALLATI of INS S, plain will be gned up | rd, 1950 and jo Jin. FY, irtenances ons may | Philips Engineer Hanilto} signed, er not ng Barlow, Manager, 'ommissio] UE, Ontarl Apply | nte. Phoy (353 ville PHIES | akville Oakville- Trafalgar Journal day, June 15, 1950 SECOND Page 9 SECTION w 'Pegger, Former akvillan Lauds Town Manitoba ucted Band 5 of 1,100 Pupils --Oentral Press Canadian ie York, six, conducted 's largest rhythm band of 00 musicians at physical edu- demonstration show in Osh- t. More than 1,100 pupils ted, ipa CHURCH NEWS RN TO PAGE 12 Fund Support Mayor J. R. Black this week received the following letter from Jack Brummell, former Oak- villian now residing in Winnipeg which will, we feel, be of more than passing interest to residents who rallied so strongly to the support of the Manitoba Flood Relief Fund. + Winnipeg, June 2, 1950 His Worship, Mayor James Black, Oakville, Ont, Dear Jim: Being somewhat familiar with the results of your Blitz Cam- paign for the ald of the Manito ba Flood Relief Fund, I am cer tainly proud to have hailed from Oakville. As one familiar with the way Oakville responds to campaigns of this nature, I was not too sur- prised at the splendid results recorded. We Brummells were extremely lucky--not even one drop of water in our basement--but all of Winnipeg was affected in one Way or another as you can well imagine. I don't believe press or radio overplayed the tragic con- ditions that we witnessed at firsthand, and 1 can assure you that all the funds that are forth- coming are sorely needed. As a former Oakvillian 1 wish to thank you Jim for your promptness and leadership, and to thank Carl Slipp and Charlie Ambler for the important parts they played--to say nothing of all the canvassers, and the en- tire community of Oakville. Kindest personal regards. Sincerely, Jack Brummell bit Philosophy, Peculiarities Confound Breeding Enthusiast Murphy _ is still shaking ad in bewilderment over scovery last week that lian rabbits are even odder s than he had previously ed. Dick has been inter- in breeding this species for time, and knows something ir peculiarities. But his re- xperience, he feels, is def- one for the book. nD Maw rabbit indicated eek that a blessed event ose at hand, Dick carefully up his cage with a heavy artition to keep Pop at his ce. Australian bucks, it are rough chaps who con- the tedious process of raising a family. When Mr. Murphy went to the pen last Thursday night to see if the stork had arrived, he was startled to find that Pop Rabbit had somehow vaulted the wire barrier, and killed the doe and four newborn young. Naturally chagrined, he decided not to bury the carcasses until the following morning. When he did return to undertake the task, he found three more young, one of which was still living. And still is! Dr. W. M. Campbell examined the infant the following day, and stated there is every probability killing their young to be|it will develop into a fine speci- simpler than going through men, Town Library Board Phyllis Finds Approves Purchase : Of Film Project Grandma's Tulips | , om rojector Have Nose Appeal chased for the Oakville Public Library by the Oakville Film Council, it was decided at the monthly meeting of the library board, at which E. F. Carberry, chairman of the Film Council, and Recreational Director Ted Kennedy were present. The li- brary will be the official owner of the machine, which may be borrowed by local schools and community organizations. The film collection will be housed in the library, and the librarian will have charge of bookings. Approximately $350 has already been contributed by local organ- izations, to be added to the sum contributed by the library board for purchase of the projector, screen and other accessories. The. film Council will look after all technical matters pertaining to the machine, the screening of films, and the supplying of a pro- Jectlonist each time the projector Is borrowed. It will also conduct a school to train projectionists. A committee was formed to select a projector. Members of this committee are F. V. Brown and H. W. Jaffray, representing the library board, and B. F. Car- berry, Ted Kennedy and A. Nie olls representing the fim codn- cll An Open Letter Mrs. M. E. Lunau, secretary of the Oakville high school reunion committee, has asked the Jour- nal to publish the following open letter to school grads: The Editor, Oakville Trafalgar-Journal, The Oakville High School Old . . =. I = Boys' Reunion Committee would [| la like to express their sincere Lovely District Estates Provide Colorful Display lke to "ariel shia ik through thelr Intorest and co- AMONG THE SEVEN LOVELY ESTATES being visited yesterday, today and to- |operation, made the Reunion of © ) ili = i iH ell, |Juie 8rd, such a huge succes morrow on the Hospital Women's Auxiliary garden tour is that of John E a I} ol ta Erte at en oy whose picturesque swimming pool luredmany young visitors into its rippling kind letters and whole-hoarted water. Proceeds of the tour will go tos afund to provide residence furniture for support and it is our sincere i hope that we will all be able to hospital nurses. ; get together again within tho GAY TULIPS IN THE BEAUTIFUL GARDENS of Lady Baillie have an irresis- next few years. tible appeal for tiny Phyllis, her granddaugter, whose inspection of the blooms was Sincerely, just a bit more concentrated than was the case with others who are enjoying the gar- Jessle Lunau, den tour. Other estates on the tour agenda include those of Ryland New, Hon. Ray Secretary, i 5 Oakville High School Reunion Lawson, J. Allan Ross, H. C. Scadding, and Mrs. C. P. Burden. San Lions Brighten Up wnt | Rotar Oakville Lions are busy these June evenings getting the Busby ark wading pool and surround- ing grounds ship shape for the | hot summer days. The pool has been thoroughly cleaned, grass is being trimmed so that the town A 4 mower can be used to keep it in check,, and the fence is being moved' to the riverbank to permit || THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY more space for recreation activ- ities. Finishing touch will be a June 22-23-24 ~~ new coat of paint for the super: his visor's hut. The work has been oo hed llow town youngsters C 1S h 1G d to ue the "post 2s san ss ves. || Central School Grounds al { iy SH IFITS... Buildi Materials $1000.00 --AND-- M i A I Wo rk je Dn Dollars .. - YOU NEED 'EITHER DROP IN AT OUR PLANT ON DUNDAS STREET NORTH, OR GIVE US A CALL We are in a position to give you service on all your needs! Chas. F.Doty&Son|| ....... DUNDAS ST. NORTH JAMES R. BLACK Grocer Phone 76 After Hours: 558-W or 670 = Oakville GRAND ng DRAW SPECIAL DRAW MAMMOTH BINGO Games - Clown Ferris Wheel Merry-Go-Round 2 Adult Rides -- 2 Children's Rides Refreshments Bu a ,.-". |