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Oakville- Trafalgar Journal SECOND y, September 28, 1950 Page 9 SECTION For Pests conflies Flit For tral public school is Cover As Spray Hits Central lo a very unhealthy place for for sometime to come. At last < meeting of the public »] hoard a complaint was re- about the invasion of the rooms by hordes of the wing: pests, thought to have come the nearby town dump. Dr. Appleford, a member of the d, who is also O.C. of the Field Hygiene R.C.AM.C. rve Force, went into action. appened that an insectide fog ator was being brought to from Camp Borden last , for a demonstration In con- on with a recruiting drive ffl he unit. Dr. Appleford had fo] apparatus taken over to the iGo] and the rooms were given ffhorouch application of fly-pois- 0 charce of the applicator were Sgt. P. J. MeKieran, R.C.A. oud fd of Central Command, and L W. M. Lorenz, R.C.AS.C, ) Borden. Late Friday after- after all the pupils had been Eissed, the sprayer poured lo clouds of bluish fog 'into the rent rooms of the old build- This fog, Staff Sgt. McKier- lained to a Journal report- Boregnates the wall surfaces i poison, and flies alighting on walls dies about two hours The poison remains | for about six months, aia. This should ensure the Pls and staff of the school i undue annoyance from r the rest of the fly sea- least. CAMPAIGN TO SQUELCH MANY DISEASE. BUGS Canadd's eighth annual Nation- al Immunization Week will be observed from October 15 to 21, it has been announced by Miss Ma- bel Ferris, secretary of the Na- tlonal Immunization Committee of. the Health League of Canada, which annually sponsors this im- portant health education event. Designed to 'give impetus to the yearround campaigns of the Health League and the official health departments aimed at elim- inating the contagious preventable diseaseqy National Immunization Week is directed at parents and guardians of children Who have not been given proper immuniza- tion protection against such ail- ments as whooping cough and diphtheria. "Continued need for such ob- servances as National Immuniza- tion Week can be seen in the 1949 death toll from whooping says Miss Ferris. "Both prevent- they claimed 281 lives--a needless loss of Canad- ian child life. The need also for Protection against smallpox and tetanus will be stressed during the "Week." able diseases, --Photo by Malsk, Ottaws No amateur at farm harvests, Mrs. Gerald Craig of North Gower, Ontario, digs in with a pitchford to help her farmer-husband with his fall crops. Equip farms with this kind of hired held and the farm labor problem would be licked overnight! Carsten Glahn R.O. 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At this time, results of all form-ep vot- ing was not available but next week we'll have a complete re- port on the new council. In the meantime, this week's orchids to John and Roslyn, and thelr coun- cil. With the final settling down to academic grind, and the feverish- ness of the council race, the hap- penings at the school have been limited. Football practides are under way, with hopefuls for three school teams taking off the sum- mer fat. Mr. Nichols Is coaching the seniors, while Mr. Hodgins and Mr. Carberry are putting juniors and midgets through the paces. Such old Oakville stars as Tom Sale, Rud Whiting, Rolf Johnson, Daye Pawson, Bob Heilig and Joe 'Ezesky are back to push the lo- to more grid victories--we The Drama Club, under the dir- ection of Miss Quail, is being signed up ready for another year, of traditionally fine high school drama. Along with this, the Glee Club is getting ready for another vear and I hear there is a short age of basses and baritones. Any of you out there aspiring to be Vaughn Monroe or Crosbys.I sug- gest you join up with the lcub and get in with amother championship choir. Possibly when the football sea son gets underway and all the, clubs are functioning fully, we'll have more news for you each week. but right now I'm afraidw we're a. little short of news of the student activities. So until next week B=rore you buy a new car, it's smart to test it drive it. . . to prove the value. So take your first opportunity to drive the new Dodge. Find out for yourself its ease of handling, outstanding performance and safety . . . the smooth- ness of its "cradled-between-the-axles" ride. There's a dependable Dodge to meet your needs in the wide range of Dodge models -- from the Dodge Deluxe in the lowest-price class to the luxurious Custom Dodge, lowest-priced car with Fluid Drive (also available with Gyro-Matic Transmission as extra equ' LOWEST-PRICED CAR WITH FLUID DRIVE - Telephone 141 stand by for the latest on the cam- pus, or at least we hope it's the latest. Until then, "thirty." MIGRAINE MIGRATION Now that schools are open and in full swing once more, the headaches have been passed along for a few hours each day from the mother to the teacher. Ae le Quality & Service Scade's Grocery (Bill Scade) Dundas & Division Sts. Delivery: Phone 505 HALTON BOSSY JOINS CATTLE FLYING SOUTH Large-scale transportation by air of livestock from Canada and the United States to Latin Amer- ican countries on a 24-hour run that carries animals directly from farm to hacienda has opened the door to exciting possibilities for South American agriculture and for North American breeders, ac- cording to The October Reader's igest. The article "Operation Cattle Lift" by Frank J. Taylor, condensed from Skyways, stress- es the full participation of Hal- ton and Peel breeders in the plan. The successful transportation of $450,000 worth of animals to Colombia by air-freight-as part of that Government's livestock betterment program, Is being watched with great interest by North and South Americans alike. The operation calls for 35 flights to handle 3,000 animals and 4,000 chickens and turkeys during 1950. The CH54's carry 17,000 pounds each trip, and to date only one animal has been lost. Farm- ers deliver livestock and follow at embarkation airports for early morning loading, enabling the plane to reach Miami before dark. Flights out of Miami are night, timed to arrive by early morning in Colombia to avoid afternoon thunderheads. From east and midwest United States, the operation provides 24- hour delivery, from the Pacific coast, 36 hour delivery. The Col- ombian Farm Loan Bank which purchased the animals offers them to Colombia farmers almost at cost, the money going back into a revolving fund to buy more livestock. The Hays brothers of Calgary who breed and sell cattle in Al- berta and Ontario, deliver dairy stock to Bermuda, Mexico, Cuba. and South America. In addition to this many prdivate breeders are using air deliveries as a regular thing. Albert Stagg of Oakville, Ontario, another Holstein dealer started air deliveries to Italy two years ago. And purebred Jerseys from the Brampton, Ontario herd of B. H. 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