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mpsoi, 0L 1) ack re. Td pass 0 issu cost of ind {he , and with g sary in. rerstons OUR EIR AD| Li te PEN Dakville- Trafalgar Journal [February 22, 1951 SECOND SECTION IY COMMENTARY r Firemen Plan To { Own Burlington Hall brigade--and every time a would- be purchaser called in response to the ad, the reels were sent roar- ing out. It all got straightened away eventually but the town had a lot of very confused firemen for most of that particular evening. HAROLD'S STILL ROARING Harold McClure, only charter member of Georgetown Lions Club still active in the organiza- tion, last week was honoured at the 20th anniversary dinner of the club when he received his 20 year chevron from former district governor Bill Phipps, of Bramp- on. Page 9 n firemen, eager to / fire hall to house their 'quota of equipment, told council they are ouild their own. In fact, hters are so anxious to d that they are figuring ing the building them- uly help they requested 1cil was the proyiding of ly located lot. Needless council snapped at the and deeded a: lot orner of Pine and Bliza- sto the smoke-eaters for "believed that this is the o in provincial history a )f this kind has been made tarests of fire-hall con- IME AND CHANGE Foremost topic of discussion at . FIRE SALE? the annual vestry meeting of St! peaking of busy brigades, Stephens church, Hornby, was the Urbain Peter or Eiydro in the church. It was agreed the move should be made in the near fu- ture. Services have always been held in the morning at St. Steph- ficient unit on his Neigh- News broadcast on Sun- Halton county newspapers » painstakingly trying to he type of error that crept |®BS- © General Electric plant's| pgpwa tion at that centre. Seems E GROWING PAINS ployee advertised a car for The price of municipal expan- sion, the Burlington Gazette edi- torially indicated just a bit grump- ily last week, is an extremely in- flated one. igness has its pen- alties as well as it's boasts," la- mented the Gazette. ". . . it takes longer to get from one place to ut somehow his phone num- 1d time clock number got ed in the ad. By an unfor- coincidence, the clock ir was the special general number of the Peterboro _ NIAGARA HYDRO PLANT TO EMPLOY 5,000 MEN IN 1952 | ONTARIO HYDRO WORLD' TORONTO" PLANT LARGEST TO BE CLOSED EL LD'S NI ADAMS PLANT CLoSED FALLS NEW WATERWAYS AGARA 3 (u.s.a) R THREE MILE OPEN CUT PROPOSED STORAGE ESERVOI| 850ACRES AND NEW POWER PLANT ork has begun on the 1,700,000 Moro hydro-electric develop. ent of the Niagara river at a ston, Ont. When completed it will be the biggest single power plant in the world. Ontario Hydro Chair- man Robert Saunders says that the 400 men employed on the site now --Central Press Canadian will increase to 5,000 men next year. He poise it may be necessary to fly in 2,000 men from Britain to work on the project. it's harder. There are more incidental annoyances . . . traffic james and congestion. It's part of the price we pay for big- ness. Personally, we grudge the price. Those who boast of it ought to adjust themselves to it with- out further protest. The rest of us have to accept another than it did 20 years = and IS YOUR NAME Listed In The Last Paragraph of HOLLYWOOD REPORTER or MUSIC ALBUM this week? A w { LTD. Your Frigidaire dealer to be held in the 1.30 to 3.30 p.m. THE SCHOOL. representative of OAKVILLE HARDWARE Cooking School GREGORY THEATRE londay, Feb. 26th to Friday, March 2nd to answer your questions regarding Frigidaire Appliances Special Prizes A FRIGIDAIRE MODEL RK-4 ELECTRIC RANGE (RETAIL VALUE $229.75) WILL BE GIVEN AWAY AS THE GRAND PRIZE AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL WEEK. ALSO A SPECIAL PRIZE TO BE AWARDED EACH DAY OF PORT HORT The industrial hockey loop got away to a good start on Friday night with a rousing doublehead- er that more than made up in ex- citement what it lacked In hockey finesse. Once the boys get into the swing of things, however, the ius squads will be provid- ng a very fine evening's. enter en As it was, referees Cliff Post and Archie Grant, who also have yet to swing into top form, had a rare handful of happenings during the opening session. When it was all over, .Studebakers had downed B-A by a 6-3 count, while Corbett Buzzers had edged Bronte 7-5. The league comes right back tonight (Thursday) with another doubleheader. Team names and sweaters were settled upon before the minor league got under way last Satur- day mornfng with a rip roaring six game program. As a result, the Oakville teams will in future be Complete designated as follows: PEEWEES: Boston (Haddons); Chicago (Bennetts); Canadiens (Spencers); Leafs (Mitchells.) BANTAMS: Golds (Sheppards); Greens (Orrs); Blues (Browns Reds (Lawrences). Close fought contests were the order of the first day, with scor- es being charted as follows: PEEWEE: 4 Appleby 3, Bronte 0 Boston 5, Chicago 2 Canadiens 2, Leafs 1 BANTAM: Golds 5, Greens 0 Blues 2, Reds 1 Appleby 2, Bronte 2 Bud Corbett and Ted Kennedy stress the necessity of all play- ers being on hand and dressed for play promptly at the time called. Next Saturdays schedule will be: PEEWEE" p.m.: Boston vs. Canadiens o Appleby vs. Leafs 9.20: Bronte vs. Chicago BANTAM 10.00: Bronte vs. Golds 10.40: Appleby vs. Blues 11.20: Reds vs. Greens WHY IS IT? Few children really fear water TEEN TOWN By Don Lovegrove THE FLU BUG The pesty flu bug has made a victim of me, And from its grip I cannot get free. On top of me the quilts piled high; I hi and cough, and groan igh. an My Si it spins like a ferris 'wheel; With my stomach doing the Dixie reel. The mustard plasters I just dread, They make my skin a fiery red. There's pills and medicine, and vicks-vapo-rub; like a living chemical Yet on top of it all T still can smile; For I know at least that I'm in style. 1 think the above will fully ex- plain the absence of my chatter- . box last week. Not that I feel I need to make excuses, but I had some ask me if I had stopped re- porting Teen Town. My answer is definitely NO! Getting back into circulation on Friday I made my wobbly way to the High School to take in the basketball dance. Like most of the high school dances, it was fairly crowded, and maestro Pete Wat: ters was haying the time of his life making with the music for this crowd. In true tradition the "Watter's Wax Works" gave out, with all the latest popular re- cords, and answered numerous rf quests. The requests were SO heavy in fact that they had to be refused during the latter part of the dance. All in all, it was a very successful evening. Council would like to get more recruits to take part in the Min- strel Show mow in the planning stages. If you are interested please contact any of the coun- cil members. We were glad to hear this week that Milton Teen Town is coming along in fine fashion. The Milton ? group are holding their dances in the Town Hall every Friday night and with the attendance growing every week the future looks bright. 1 have to run and take my hourly allotment of cough medi- cine mow, so Ill put the finishing touches right here. See you Friday? --unless some soap is added. P.S.: Beware the flu bug! AND COMPANY Investment Dealers 80 King St. W.--Toronto PHONE: EM 4-3374 Branch of Department of Edu- cation met in" Oakville this week, a three-day area leadership course in puppetry starting Monday, a two-day introductory course in social recreation beginning Tues- day. Investment Service BONDS At Vi I | I STOCKS IC. a on alll Excl Two courses sponsored 'by the Ci MACRAE the Ontario George Merten, Conducted by v] in whose 20 years experience If so... drive your car in to-day and let us check it over. In the cold weather a very minor adjustment will make it purr again . . . . SEE EDDIE FIRST MDGINE WHITE Meteor =| 69 Colbo IS YOUR MOTOR LAGGING ©) E'S GARAGE ROSE SERVICE STATION rne St. W. Phone 1106 Hold Recreation Courses This Week puppetry included the presenta- tion of television shows for the B.B.C., the first course dealt with the construction, manipula- tion and use of puppets. Described as an ideal form of community recreation, puppetry brings together people of many hobbies and leisure-time skills. Interests ranging from woodwork ing to dressmaking and painting to stage managing are all needed in producing a puppet show, The Oakyille-soclal recreation course winds ED the series of In- troductor; have been held more than 25 Ontario centres, Designed to show the value of social recreation as a lelsure- time activity the Introductory courses include community sing: ing, social, square and folk danc- ing and party planning zed last sumn that alread the so- ation section of the Programmes Branch start its program of leadership courses, These will be on the specitic phases of social recreation such as the leading of games or family ree reatfon that are flustrated in the Introductory course. DRIVE OUT THE For Tempting - STEAK CHICKEN CHOP DINNERS Pig & Whistle Inn Bronte-by-the-Lake TO