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The resi- dents of Morrison and Linbrook Rds. got together, then we mot with the farmers concerned, next we met with the township officials and finally we met with ------------ | the co-operation from all, and a lakeshore site was agreed on, I personally feel grateful to the local farmers for the fairness with which we were treated, and I feel the new residents of the area especially those with small children must also. Following the settlement the Linbrook Proper- ty Owners' ciation was formed to restrict the northern A drive-in movie show, now building in New Jersey, has a capacity of 500 autos 'and 14 Cooper is on the Warner Iot again for sound and photo- graphic tests for his forthcom. ing starrer, "Dallas. | Wm. Campbell the young New (Continued from Page 4) 33 Way for the horse) and moved Into the remodelled cottage THE OARVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL {Printed Word Looms [soins oor state and our Think Magazine 1a Printed word can not too aften have th {l wT same) Jarvis & Ryrie ars | ther material for its re eXpense of paper, printing and | rd. Billy De Wolfe caused a lot of [currently starring with John This is far from the only cost track (fain true facts for us, just as in| up of some 20,000 newly-printed | receive the unfettered truth, If Capt. G. Howison, 20 Ingle- cost of the printed word. Importance of constantly fn. the environment, creasing our knowledge in con. nection with national and inter Events of importance to quire in order to do our full Share in the development of aur em : (Rear of Oakville Tire & Page 15 DONT KID YOURSELF Most people Kid thamselves tributions toward the economic, 4 Larger Than Ever |v Ad cultural relations be (a¢ MY are good a tween our country ang all coun: sy] » our y Re coun~ one, two, or Magazine States| oo world (ny Lina The following editorial from| BY simulating us to think, | motorists Who were proud of S Stress on | iscuss and reach sound conclu. | their driving ability. Those who fone should | Slons, the printed word aids us In| have never had an accident need ch to the printed word, ang | Properly evaluating events anda to Temember that the first one reprinted because those who | HMUS assures our co Wed pros | may be a bad one --may in fact, one! Cars can kil! | _---- and to make greater con- which ave = paint stressed for th WORDS and THOUGHTS and | the X J. F. CARTER, ASSOCIATE s does not tribution. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE MORTGAG! olved in making vital infor 118 COLBORNE ST. EAST tion and knowledge available Phone 490 -- Holidays 206.W Print. A vast amount of work ys netimes risk their lives to ob- [JL expended. Men and women OPEN EVENINGS Past many fought and died make certain we could ome of us are inclined to The 7 NSE 1 take the Denies wars to paoic| | W DEN yOu choose a school ed and to treat it carelessly. Wo indebted, therefore, to Time for your son... directing our thoughts to the gan is i hart Ave. will present himself| Today, we realire more than When yau choose a school for your son, you are deciding where a > the Sy at the box office of the Suny ever before in our history the the formative years of his life will be spent. The atmosphere, Guild of which he is president. |[theAtre any night next week he the seandards and ideals of that school will shape his character. The academic and physical instruction pro- vided will guide the development of his mind and body At onal affairs, by College it is never forgotten thas a boy must lear more chan rext-book-knowledge if he is to grow menally, ematianally, and spicicually mature. Appleby offers a threesfald daily, Through our different training of mind, body and character that will prepare your cations we are given an op- , ton foe adult life, Masters are carefully chosen, classes are unity to do research in new Lait f od ) RY small, ane course of studies provides entrance to owsontial Kinda of Kner mal od Se i ec ia ies provides e tse ; ui ® which we as individuals re. verities. For an illuscraced prospectus, write the Headmaster APPLEBY COLLEGE EDDIE'S GARAGE (EDDIE ROWE) General Repairs To All Makes of Cars «PHONE 1106 Randall St, Oakville Battery Which has since been home, part of South-East Trafalgar About a year after I moved|Again at considerable cost and Jui 2 mestiog was held ab thelr o Te di a by-law Linbrook School which I attend-|was drawn up and approved by ed. The meeting was called to the township, Tt was then real- find out how the residents of the | ized that the Interests of tho area felt about the big oil com-|pwo property owners' organiza- Patiles yao alveady had: Tocuted [fions wees, to ies in common along the shores of Lake Ontario and were moving steadily west ward. Port Credit at that time Was a fair example of how they affected the appearance of a own. As I recall everyone cer- majority, at' that anxious to atop further encroachments, Some readers may say, "Sure all the wealthy p. along the Lake- shore were afraid of a little dirt on their yachts." I don't live along the lakeshore and never expect to own a yacht, though like many others I must admit that the lovely lakeshore homes have added to my pride in Oak- ville and it will certainly not en- hance the value of any of our er they disappear to the meeting, were several elderly re- tired couples who had put their all into a little place in the v they could r and grow their and might be weakened by aver lapping so at a joint meeting the two amalgamated to form She South-East Trafalgar Property Owners' Association. The new association works In close co- operation with the Oakville-Tra- falgar Planning Board and all wre doing their best for the het- terment of Oakville and district Now let us get back to the Humane Society. Not long ago that society bought a parcel of land in the township but adja cent to the Town. Part of this land Is out of the restricted aren and it was in the unrestricted section that they asked and re ceived permission from the Plan- ning Board to build the new shelter. However the directors found they could save consider able money by making a short er round and putting the building In the restricted area. This In the 4 of the township officials constituted a breach of the hy Re- 1b- nd is or vegetan young parents |law and a. building permit was had picked the area as an| refused Humane Soc ap v the directors of the gar Property Own to a family, | from oil was most willing to of the r behalf Much as annual mee Trafalgar Fr 30 at the Town Anyone has a | ¢ | Sand recs | factory answer | member has 1 I frmiy - % of the past have sbided by the wishes J jority and fel sure * newly sisted ones will con. nus to do so amp. The site they chose was| of on the Morrison Road. The Mor rison Rosd ks narrow, dozens of | | ZW nr 5 the month, May--an historic cargo wis aboard the selooner "Ply when she stood our from Gooderham & ores whaef As her mascer, James Gooden, felt che life of Lake Ineario's sw Ie Is unlikely that his thoughes wene beyond the Vpmaster's routine concern for his eargo's safe deli Buc this was no ordinary cargo--for the Fly" carried the first recorded shipment of manufactured goods from Upper Canada t The "Fly siled only to Monies) Yoday, 110 years lager 7 ship and taln; eruck and plane, Canadian goods g + every pare of the world. The ent prising men whe led Canada (0 its present position as & grest tra fing nation were nourished by the freedom of though and action won for them st the polling place When you cau your ballot at every ection municipal, provinelal ¢ Planned, worked, and fou foderul--you exsreiie ty and pri ad bt for by your forefathers, Your vole protects the future of your children. Ta fuil bn this duty is 10 be i than u goud citizen THE LoTRRESTS OF Good Crivensims sr Gooderham & LiMmiTep a Canada's Oldest Distillery ESTABLISHED laaz md Re Watstticrns of the Town of York (now Ton serdethim & Wort