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. 7 Af 11, 1951 ppursday, January THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Bagel UTLINING AGENDA, MAYOR BOWLING [PANTING LAKIES DROP TWO GIRL GUIDES SEES BUSY YEAR RHERD Wh) By Mrs. J. F. Graydon S BUSY i NS PRACTICE LACK TELLS. 2.0m." ro. other busy year, with a wide | confident our del J g 5 ing as usual In the Scout Hut at $ rojects on the agenda, | well received re ah their irogularftime Shut First {and ¥ who by mayor James R.|market. However, I feel we Letter To The Bilitor, || dooney havers as members of Oakville's | should work wholeheartedly with lie now intent, etREIgDer De sume meetings until the 17th and Black nail were officlally sworn | other Halton centres in seeking BANTER ground his oat in astra ion Oakville, Ontario, | 18th respectively awaiting com- | i iy by clerk C. Hi Byers. more equal , distribution of the Rd bs hie EEL his January §, 1051 | pletion of renovations being abouts of would ask council to con-| taxation burden, and 1 also feel | Although they have amassed La ln 190 The maitor, madeljn Lusk Hall int, af nue fo treat the town's business | we should study closely such [but 10 points in a possible 28, the ye re ton Pear oven | Oakville-Trafalgar Journal, The Guide Choir will meet for nsorial "iz business, as councils of | benefits as we may derive from |Lanes ten pin crew have shown | jumped to el yay Rimeelt [Dear Sirs a om of the fio past few vears have done," the | the county system." well to date in inter-city compe it a a nis ee har preparation for the Kiwanis Fes- qual ie ated. "I feel we've taken | Councillor Ross Gibson was | tition. In four outings, the local {ne first line. with a obual WY fies very seriously. on the | quick to endorse the mayor's sug | eniry has defeated Galt and Wat: | ang a nable oof runing the town as a| gestion that traffic lights be con- |erloo while bowing to Hamilton |ed him itl En a lable-- ines operated with other | sidered. "I feel they are very es-|and Kitchener. Frank Russell, H.| ere a Guidesiintsresty | other [eoples' money. We can't expect | sential now, particularly at rush |Barker and J. Baggaley have | or a Sa ways agree, to always avoid |hours, and I'm informed installa- [built up the three top averages to | practice k Fund to make suclr a success of | them at Lusk Hall at their next = [1% stakes, or to please every tax-|tion costs are currently about |date, although mates Harold Orr, 'Milton Coasts In the (Vatiely Show ef Junuarye7 [meet Insraatier, jo newire: paper, but we can do our best to| $3,300 per intersection; a figure |R: L. Gregory, Len Brown, J.| The trim Milton squad had lit |g I barry out town business as ef |I think welll do well to budget [Healey and Dave McArthur are) tle difficulty in chiating: ap 20 a oy 13 possilon A Haley Tre Meaty sie ils gismieniiy fin chafing upon iis fous and bud 8 nishly en |formey thers fig a went short 2 Well Mayor Black forecast several| "I'm glad youre so ready to|high games. The team plays in condition ad an oft night suf- I a Co jor projects will occupy coun: | agree, but I think youll find the | Hamilton this Saturday. a fe fal vais 2 a "ls attention during the next [cost is $1,500 an intersection," Major Shakeup a porformsnce, ie lkstof [eallact lus manyas they cin, and slightly Ctelve months. "The problems: of | responded the mayor. el / check fic lights on Colborne St. and | Reeve Howard Litchfield, be |Ing was chalked up on the board | from that point as they skated a os [chock J Gthod of garbage disposal | ginning his eloventh term of of: after the major league had rolled (through the puffing locals fo add Last but not least, our thanks | ones, fn good condition, and mist y click [J Be under serious consid tice, deputy reeve Ted Lauder, and | the first night of it's second ser-| six more to thelr total goes {othe Master of Ceremonies, | be tied in bundles of ter with ES ion, while. proposed extension | councillors Lachlan MeArthur, |fes Tuesday. Beehives, who cap-| Oakville counters were netted My. John Wiliams, who, throng | heks a Sdineiony Nap Sayers ales {own boundaries Is another im-| Fred Turner, Del Carrothers, tured the first series, had plum-|by young Bill Herridge, Doug nis untiring) efforts and ewig SE bof we Of inte item. We will also be|George Davis and Ralph Wakely |metted right to the bottom of the | Beggs, George Watson, Peer and unstintingly' of thisEtime fandier | IC ye SR ors Wea upon to investigate the also made brief inaugural speech. | heap will a big zero, prompting | Davison. It was the third marker OE oo in ay ability of engaging a town | es. The meeting was opened with |unkind opponents to suggest that |in four games for rookie Herridge, Wo es a it Toure engineer, and the questions of a| prayer by Rev. C. K. Nicoll, who their handicap carried them to| whose unorthodox style of play, hE ; toward the Hut Fund at of your Sow municipal bullding and ap-|later congratulated council on [first place in the early season |while it confounds the experts, Welalso Ji wish Lio thank the en £5 Peintment of a permanent build: |1950 accomplishments. Assess- |jousting. Peerless, Halton and |has been nonetheless productive. West children, William St, who| The local association met of aS com ing inspector. And we still have|ment commissioner Percy Spur-| Upsets all claimed seven points to| Most surprising feature of Lak-|°" their own collected $1.83. Mende sianing at the home of ne the completion of our improve: | geon, town solicitor Angus Mac- [take over the top rung while |ies play to date has been the Very truly yours, ne nati Ey Bn the nap ment program on the main traf-| Millan, road supt, Ed. Fitzsim-|Fords, G. and D, Oak. Dairy and |seeming inability of old standbys William Scade, = - ne Lf Li ee fic arteries to carry out." mons, Clerk C. H. Byers, Harry | Trafalgar Travelers all snatched [Galbraith and Davison to play Secretary<Treasurer, | 7 S81 OI ISsioran" MIs fina "Our financial position is good," | Thornton, only taxpayer present |five points to share second place. [up to past form, but Peer is hope Matthews Children's Aid Fund |" La nd, on J "00. on. "I learn that our |mnot connected with the municipal |Rummies and Ideals were alone |ful that these usually proific Bt 107 hank debenture debt Is well below the | organization, and Bill Cotton, on |in third and fourth slots with 4 scorers will hit their stride be- foodstuffs and three large parcels ling to [OT erage in comparison to| behalf of the press, were also|and 3 respectively, while grouped | fore too long. Chapter Forwards Food |: sod used clothing were for: mousy rateable assessment, and I am called upon to say a few words. | with two points were Hitchcox, Too Much Fogt warded by the chapter for over- > grocer Chevs.,, Westsides and Air Coils. New Toronto Ostranders Sen- Donations of food and clothing | seas shipment. about as Whitakers and Evaporators kept [for "B" club playing exhibition are still going to Britain through Fifty-dollar donations were helpers the jolted Beehives company in [games in the group, had a bit too the efforts of Angela Bruce Chap-|made to the British and European od ham- y sporting goose eggs. much 'condition for Lakies last ter, .LO.D.E. At the January meet- | Relief Fund, Lucy Morrison Mem- e of 18 YOU LL SEE George Richardson scattered | Friday night as they pumped home ing, Tuesday evening, Mrs. L. F.|orial Scholarship Fund, Seamen's he cock: the maples for a snappy 330, to|four third period markers to grab Clement, postwar convener, re- |Amenities Fund, Provincial LO. ont A at ported that in November and Dec: | DE. Workroom, and LODE. purchase Oldfield put together three good | The Peermen stayed on even ember a total of 71 pounds of | Shipping Fund. Lo HOW SOFT, FRESH AND SPOTLESS efforts to grab -- the high triple | terms for the opening stanza, with a 779. when Giggs Watson bagged their arbers AND SMELLING AS SWEET AND CLEAN only countef on a pass from Joe TRAFALGAR MOTORS LTD Lawrence to leave the score at a AS A SUNNY SPRING DAY YOUR WEDDINGS 11 at the intermission. Play re- ¥ " J LJ ich de CLOTHES WILL BE WHEN LAUNDER- mained close in the second, but mL Ms ee and DEY COOK--TOWNSEND Ostranders pulled away from the SPECIAL e as bad cee Grove School Chapel, Lakefield, | tiring Lakies in the tinal chapter. ve you a was the setting for the marriage | Kenny Dixon, Mimico lacrosse 1950 PLYMOUTH cLuB COUPE ay ont £ of als a ma star and erstwhile Lakeshore, and Sunyvisor and Heater La - nd Mrs. iD. le ; : LAUNDRY SERVICES on Dot hmeily of OW Bil Chard netted two goals each || $1795 00 ville, to Mr. George Douglas | for the winners. Lf Cook, Lakefield, son of the late| Youthful Roger Tuck was be- Open 9.00 a.m. - 10 p.m. daily Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cook, Mon-|tween the puck for Lakies, and 16 DUNN STREET NORTH OAKVILLE || Rev, W. 7. Tilling. ofticiat-| came - a PHONE 125 OAKVILLE ed, and Nicholas Slater played : the wedding music. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a handsome WILD, gown of antique ivory velvet with R00 fitted bodice and skirt ending in J For am-0i| a long train. She wore an heir- Your Hair loom lace veil, and carried red | 2 istake of 1 Monday ose shops carnations. Her attendants were Miss Joan Townsend, her sister, maid of honor; Miss Landon Mac- Mennen SKIN lads are BRACER kenzie, London, Ont, and Miss WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION round the Mary Reed, Buffalo, bridesmaids. S the time All wore gowns of sea-green vel- OF TOP QUALITY WORK > vet and carried d carnations. 2 23 Pe Miss. Betinds. Brown flows ll CLOTHES FOR MEN. 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