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Page 8 THE OARVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Thursday, July 8 1948 lassified ANNOUNCEMENT Valter Cooper, of announce the their daughter, to Kenneth How- liam Howard, ge to take An- c-33 engagement of Yvonne Manley, ard, son of Mrs, of Oakville, the marris place July 81st at St. Jude's glican church, 00 GE C.C.M. child excellent condition. Phone Hy 2 tricycle 1282- ALMOST NEW Washing machine; Beach ner gas range; Limed oak dining suite. 46 Randall. Phone 1072-W "$6 BACH 8 solid walnut din- ing-room chairs with leather up- holstered seats, in excellent con dition. Phone 1019. 25-p-38 ~ LOTS FOR SALE in the Port Credit area, nicely wooded, all conveniences; just north of vil lage; $16-324 a foot frontage. Bach lot 100 foot frontage, Phone Port Credif 2029. 1.06-p-33-5 "A LARGE size antique settee; pest offer. 20 Washington Ave. 25-c-33 ~ HAND LAWN mower, wide cut, Taylor-Forbes; new condition; §12. Phone 1043. 25-p-33 FOLDING KODAK, E. 6.3, with i flash attachment; excellent condition. Phone 218- Ww 25-p-33 ~ WALNUT occasional table in good condition; reasonable. Phone 161. "ICE REFRIGERATOR, large Ruddy, air-conditioned; good con- dition. Phone 283-W, or call at 111 Watson Ave 25-p-33 ~ ELECTRIC phonograph, new, custom built, console, superb tone, two-speed, 60 cycle, Phone RA. 655. 35-p-33 MAN'S CCM. bicycle; good condition, Phone 477-J after 7 pm. 35-p-33 TRACTOR, Haney Bull Terrier riding tractor, 12% horsepower, complete with plow and spring- tooth cultivator; nearly new, Bar- gain, $650 cash. Daubney, Cross Ave. Phone 17. 45-p-33 RANGE SHELTER, good con- dition; reasonable. Phone 466-W. ~ DOUBLE HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath each side, garage; immediate possession one side. Price $11,000. Phone 972-R or 1127-M, 78c32-34 ALMOST NEW Easy washing machine; Beach 4-burner gas range; Limed Oak Dining Suite. 46 Randall. Phone 1072-W. 29-p-32 WANTED ~ MIDDLE - AGED experie wishes in Pp position as motherless home or by business people. Box 200, Journal, 31-p-33 "USED TOILET and bath tub. Phone 762-M. 25-p-33 "BABY CARRIAGE, collapsible type; must be as good as new. Apply Box 114, Oakville-Trafal- r Journal. 35-1c-33 ~ HOMER FRASER Oakville Radio and Electrie-- Wiring, Electrical Maintenance & Dutch lady housekeeper Repair; Electric Motors, Radio Repairs. Phone 1187-J. Shop 27 Kerr St. 530-1 FEMALE HELP WANTED "A YOUNG GIRL to help with three small children and a little light housework from July 19th to end of August. Box 715, 1 Journal, TELEPHONE OPERATORS in QAKVILLE Full Pay While Learning Regular Wage Increases No Previous Experience Necessary VACATION WITH PAY 5-DAY WEEK Age 16 to 25 years Two Years' High School Edu- cation Required APPLY IN PERSON --to-- CHIEF OPERATOR The BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF CANADA OAKVILLE Registration at the Charles Fleetford Sise Chapter conven- tion of telephone pioneers in Tor- onto last month totalled 2,587. A second Bell Telephone dial exchange -opened in Quebec City May 20th, brought immediate ser- vice to 2,000 waiting applicants. Known as the St. Cyrille office, it serves 3,500 subscribers, most of whom were formerly connected with the St. Real office, TOWN AND THE MAYOR REPORTS By C. V. Hillmer I am glad to say that the pro- vincial government has appointed an engineer to survey the erosion problems all around Lake On- tario. He will start down at the east end of the lake and work up the shore. When he comes to Oakville and district he will con- sult with us. Following his sur- vey he will make a report and I am hopeful that some action will be taken by the government, I am a member of the execu- tive of the Shore Protective as- sociation, and we are working to see if we can't get the Domin- ion i in the TOWNSHIP THE RTSEVE REPORTS By W. H. Biggar I feel that all residents and contractors the township should: know that we are check- ing very closely now on buildings being erected. Our new constable is making the rounds and will re- in fuse permits where the structures do not meet with our building by- laws. Also, if he finds any build- ings being constructed without a permit he will take the necessary action. The building by-law is for the of all residents, both & question also, For instance, all the engineers who attended the meetings in Toronto last winter agreed that the pumping of sand from the Niagara River had a great deal to do with the erosion along our shores. The Domihion government sells the sand to con- tractors, but I believe the money they receive is far outweighed by. the cost of the damage done. It is our hope that we will have success, and recently the matter was raised in the house by a member. Along the shore at Beamsville they have been experimenting with groins into the lake. These have built up nice sand beaches, but it remains to be seen if the engineer feels that the same thing will work here. to protect property values and to prevent anyone putting up a building which would be a fire trap. I would ask that all resi- dents contemplating any building to contact the township office to obtain the necessary permit--and to check that they are complying with the regulations. The matter of the residents north of the base line wanting to use Milton high school instead of Oakville is one that will call far a great deal of thought and which we must consult the department about. Until such time as we have discussed it with the board and the department there is noth- ing definite we can say, but as soon as we have anything positive I shall let you know. Residents Petition (Continued from Page 1) but. that, in his opinion, it was a departmental matter.) Strike Rate The high school question also had a pronounced bearing on the 1948 tax rate, The high striking of the which jumped 2.6 mills. to Shanghai, interrupted at the time Overseas telephone service of Pearl Harbor, was .re-opened on June 1, the same date that ser- first established to Nanking. Service to the Belgian Congo opened for the first time on June 8th. vice was school rate last year stood at 2.4 mills, as compared with 4.2 mills this year. The rates on county and general rates were lowered slightly, while increases are not- ed in the public school area and township rates. Less the govern- ment one-mill subsidy, the new total rate stands at 27.4, as com- pared with 25.8 in 1947. Broken down, the rates are as follows: Township purposes 1948, 8.5 mills; 1947, 8.3 mills; Oakville-Trafalgar high school-- 1948, 4.2 mills; 1947, 2.4 mills; county purposes--1948, 7.2 mills; 1947, 8.3 mills; public schoal area --1948, 6 mills; 1947, 4 mills; gen- eral purposes -- 1948, 2.5 mills; 1947, 2.8 mills. Bronte Park Plan George MacLead, Bronte police SINGLE-HORSE, one-row cul- tivator; practically new. $12.00. Phone 466-W. ELECTROLUX, reconditioned, new parts; in perfect condition. Phone Oakville 1043. 25-p-33 ROOM and BOARD Apply 21 35-p-31 ROOM and board. Forsythe St. WANTED TO RENT LOOK! . One year free double pass to Century to anyone who can provide me with a flat, house or apartment. Howard Binns, manager, Century and Gregory Theatres. WE WANT to rent accommoda- tion in the Oakville-Clarkson area; a house or small apartment suitable for a business couple. Excellent references. Phone Port Credit 94-p-33-35 IDEAL TENANTS = Two things a landlord wants in a tenant for his apartment are: Ability to pay the rent required cessity for treating the property and an appreciation for the ne- as if it were his own. This young married couple possess these qualities and would like to secure an apartment immediately. Phone Walsh Real Estate, 882-M, HELP WANTED PAINTERS, good mechanic city wages; local work; Apply Easton, Colborne St. steady. Opportunity to Progress 5- DAY "SALES & Colborne St. at Reynolds HELP WANTED Service Station Attendant GOOD WAGES Oakville Motors CHEVROLET & OLDSMOBILE with Growing Business WEEK SERVICE Phone 460 QUALITY SHUR-GAIN FEEDS Priced to Suit Your Pocketbook | ARES ry the plan for park lands on Chis- holm Street, adjacent to Twelve Mile Creek, which the commission suggests be taken over. "I would suggest we make every effort to acquire this land promptly, in order that fill from dredging op- erations may be used on the prop- erty," he stated. Discuss Zone Proposal Referring to a recent commis- sion meeting which dealt with the advisability of zoning Bronte for building and local improvement purposes, Mr. MacLeod told coun- sidered. "We are suggesting a $5,000 re- striction on new dwellings, as a protection to owners Who fear property values may be reduced by uncontrolled building," he said. "We feel that an east and a west zone would suffice in deal- ing with building. However, five zones would probably be needed for such local improvements as sidewalk installation. There is a great deal of investigation 1, , done before the by-law gety ro drafting." i Game Birds Game Warden Dudley Hiton, reported some 50 pheasants been set out at Palermo as gq, while 480 ten-day-old chicks yy be received the end of this ye, They will be brought along i, proper age and condition oy bef being released, he stateq = Fresh & Smoked Fillet Fresh Haddock Kippers Fresh Salmon Scade's PHONE 505 We Wish to Announce the addition of a Fish DEPARTMENT COURTEOUS SERVICE -- We Deliver -- Smoked 43c per |b. 48c per Ib, 32¢ per Ih. 58c per Ib. Grocery DUNDAS ST. N. 9 AM. cil a building by-law iZbeing con- Miss Lois Lunau Is Pleased To Announce The Opening Of Children's Wear Sizes 0-6x SAT. July 10* - 9P.M. lee Is a Wet Cold We Are Recommending . . . To Our Locker Patrons Red Brand Quality Beef ee AT PRESENT REDUCED PRICES By I am new fugu) fon h: Bort of For | ive b € hav B the ldrer RELIABLE YARD man wanted na at the Oakville Lumber Co. Ltd. WILL NOT DRY OUT {ike fot ci Make it a point to see u Steady work for the right man. 2 FOODS ! Apply in person at the yard of- on your next trip to town fice, Kerr St. N, 35-1c-33 | Efor the Feeds you needs There are no chemicals ap THREE HIGH school students|Ze . maximum farm pro- in ice . . . it is scientific- ' for canvassing work. Selling ex- perience an advantage, but not a necessity. Apply in writing to p-33- ally pure, assuring safe refrigeration always. uction. Box 701, Journal, _ 58:p-33:3 C H TOOKE Moisture from melting YOUNG MAN for junior in ac- Ll ice provides a cold that countant's office; one intending to v make accounting his one pres HONE 402 - OAKVILLE humidifies the air . . . Box 113, Journal 7 EE 3510-33 guards food against dry- ing out . . . is odor-free re - and protects food flavor! Stop in today and install your ice refrigerator to- morrow! " ' On Display at . . Hillmers Fuel & "Ice RENT A LOCKER - $12.00 PER YEAR Make Your Meat Supply This Winter Secure Against a Sharp Rise in Price WHEN THE EMBARGO IS LIFTED ® Store Your Fruits and Vegetables in the Same Locker ELSLEY'S FROSTED FOODS LTD. Harris Maintenance Company -- WINDOW CLEANING -- Cement Sidewalks Roofs Tarred and Shingled Rock Wool Insulation Interior Finishing Carpenter Work of All Kinds And Painting COMPANY. -- FREE ESTIMATES -- Dundas Street North ALDERSHOT OAKVILLE MILTON Phone 2115 Port Credit PHONE 23 1575-W 1214-5 131 poss e th a St. lil