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Thursday, July 27, 950 OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL 2 Page 5 | BUT KILL IT! : 1 a Naturalists claim that insects Letter To The Editor : You can't hold a man down| A man is just as old as the tune || f J ei will respond to kind treatment. Tt 5 cant: Four-Run argin without staying down with him. [that he whistles. i woud therefore seem Indicated| my, miter Jaiy a1, R155 | that if you stroke a mosquito on Ea S C . k Gl di | ihe. back It mone 'bia pon] Qala Tratalgar Journal eparates Cricket adiators | stroke him hard! 2 By the narrow margin of four Budge's bowling without acorin ai local branch, | runs; Oakville cricketers defeat a single run, ELT Tory would Tike to, fake this oop | CY the Dovercourt Cricket Clublput out by the same bowler for ity to thank you for your amend onpioionto at Appleby College only one run. cooperation Tn eonasetion mem| Saturday afternoon. The seore| Gn ten and Wilsen started fa rration. Hin feomettion witha 01 tots. the batting for the visitors, with 4 onor Clinic held at| winning the toss, Oakyile| le batting a e High School on July 11, 1950. | opened. with oho: Harry Wiffen and Bub Macrae scription service consistent At 32 Rae was caught by Smith with careful compounding, w 19. Bub Mac s Lb... e feel sure that the advance ar I I tora vied hs publicity in the local press was|for 6, and David Mills was run Armstrong ny > aot Because of the fine response,(and Pete Downe at bat. Only|CoWlHn& for Oakvide. Witfen A Transfusion Service is now afthree runs were scored when| SCA down a maiden over, then | reality at the Oakville-Trafalgar| Downe was caught out, but Reg| Macrae got Wilson caught by i Memorial Hospital. In case of| Roberton went in and carried ol he a n ad Jit 8 ! need, it is available to anyone,|the score to 35. Then Armstrong POVled by Macrae for 3; and at | ® For the quickest pre. absolutely free of charge. was caught out by the bowler for 1 Wiffen bowled Prime for 7. i That's just what you i | bring your doctor's pre. an important factor in the suc.|OUt before he scored. Harry Macrae, and my or Fo need--a restful change | scriptions to this phar- cess of the Clinic. In this respect,| Witfen was caught for 1, and UC for 56 runs Then Budge di | macy. Here, skilled Regis- vou have rendered a very worth|balf the side was out 'Then SOME hard hitting kA from the stress and { i tered Pharmacists emplo: while public service, and we|Ham Smith was bowled for 4 °S and os b feo f q : onlyiftesh potent sa thank Fou fori runs. When the score reached 84, BY Downe off Wiffen for 36 strain of everyday affairs. 3 : - |Roberton was caught out for a Roberton was bowled by Mac Toil Remember too, in an Sincerely yours, f 1 and Widai ont And that's just what emergency, we call for pre Holst Ti at (lo oied Blake Milng and BL 1 howling. Bf Wi | ergency, we cal - ; J S ; in before the bow . ; ho i scriptions and deliver med- Secretary Ctl Fon 0 i bd ed you'll find in Ontario's icines. No extra charge! who has been playing against ha holida : Local Grid Hopefuls! |oakvilie ever since the local club Bey yiland. RUSSELL DRUG CO. TEE Yes P I | started, played Macrae onto his ROUND TRIP -- BY BUS Nib ke wicket and was put out for 2 : PHONE 47 Si oth Battle For Argo runs. Goodman was run out in his NORTH BAY .. 1265 Dear Sir: : Mentor's Approval oieranxiet to get the 5 runs re OWEN SOUND .. 7.50 quire give his team the vi ®0e@ | No committee of St. Marys| Although coach Frank Clair| tory, andthe game PENETANG .. 615 Carnival = ish to express thel| has already trimmed down his|ville's: Wifen took 3 GRAVENHURST 6.80 gratitude. for your assistance in| heavy list of candidates for posit-|49 runs and Macrae 6 wickets for| "A 7 ks ri f _ | advertising the Carnival held in|ions with Toronto's Argonauts,|37 runs. (Subject 'to Change) - July 15th, 1950. Oakyille's three hopefuls, Bob| Halton, represented = by the DDIE' We feel the prominent position| McKay, Giggs Watson and Bun|oakville Cricket Club, will meet given to the advertisements was| Cook are still in the thick of the| peterboro here in the semi-finals a prime factor in attracting many fight for regular posts. Coole IS| of the County Cup competition, GARAGE nr a reported to be showing up well|at a date to be fixed later, and i having impressed Clair as being| Middlesex will meet Lincoln at (EDDIE ROWE) Your co-operation and gener-|a very promising lineman, while| London. : osity in this matter is appreciat-| Watson, a candidate for a full General Repairs To |ed by all members of the com.|PAack position, hasn't let the ar- All Makes of Cars ities, ray of imported grid talent throw him off stride. McKay was the i PHONE 1106 Yours very truly, y i squad's only candidate for fly- 38 Randall St.,, Oakville St. Mary's Social Club, [ing wing when practice sessions (Rear of Oakville Tire & E. P. McDermott, |Started, and has been tackling Battery ! Secretary | Vell to date. INVITATION TO DUNK Here's a new wrinkle in the COMING AUG. 11-12. Ce world of aquatics. 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