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Page 6 OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Thursday, July 20, 1950 Only a foolish woman angles for compliments. The wise one depends more on Curves. For your holiday reading-- Semi-Annual SALE of LIBRARY DISCARDS 15¢ up The GOLDEN HOUR Bookshop 58 Colborne St. Phone 668 WM. WHITAKER & SONS STATION ROAD PHONE: 141 loli) 12 e) (ole Y:1H [slo] [c] 38 (:{V]e¢3 Play safe, play sure - the LifeGuard way Don't let blowout fearsalarmyou, Get your Life6uard tubes today, Blowouts then can never harmyou. GOODS YEAR LIFEGUARD SAFETY TUBES JA fire with an ordina lapses in Z permitting com plete cor control. Goodyear LifeGuards tum Blowouts into slow leaks. They fit any make of tire = new of now in service. Drop in for complete details. £2 WM. WHITAKER & SONS STATION ROAD. PHONE: 141 DODGE & DESOTO CARS [plelelc] 30 {{V el 43 New Bell Tolls (Continued from Page 1) Company's - main application increased rates, Mr. Francis | ses stated. for | telephone rates for typical clas- in Oakville and in the follow- of service Bronte are shown New and present monthly hand ing table: Residence Individual line Two-party line Rural line . Extension telephone Business Individual line Two-party line Rural line Extension telephone New Rate Present Rate $3.25 $2.60 2.75. 2.20 2.50 = 1.85 1.00 90 5.00 3.60 4.25 2.85 3.10 2.10 o 1.25 1.15 Complete details of the new tariffs will be on file at the Com: pany's local Business Office. Increases in Long Distance rates will also go into effect on July 22nd. Examples of the new and old rates for station to station day calls between Oakville and nearby cis, are shown below: centres, as outlined by Mr. Fran- Place New Rate Present Rate Toronto E Hamilton .20 15 Burlington 15 10 Cooksville 10 10 Clarkson .10 10 SCORES 'LITTLE BUREAUCRATS' (Continued from Page 1) them." He asked council to res-j we have in this county." Dr. cind a motion instructing the| Berry is head of the sanitation clerk to serve notice on the Tra-| division of the Ontario depart falgar Construction Co. that septic tank installations in the survey were improperly installed according to the report of the Halton County Health Unit. He was willing to provide siphons for the thirty houses now under construction, he said "We have a sanitary by-law," said Councillor Cumberland, "and septic tanks have been put in contrary to that bylaw. Sewage is going Into the storm sewer and not through the septic tanks." "The M.O.H. is doing the same thing at his property," said Dr. Cleaver. "I resent that," declared Dr. Mather. The sanitary by-law, he thought, could be made retroac- tive to apply to the first fifty houses in the Kent Gardens sur- vey, which have all been sold. Councillor Cumberland thought this was unfair, and that some other solution should be found. Dr. Mather pointed out that it would be a year before any new sewer connection could be made, and that in the meantime the by- law should be enforced. "Apparently = we haye to ad- journ to Dr. Berry," said Mr. Cleaver, "and we'll certainly do that. I'm not going to be pushed around by the little bureaucrats ment of Health. "As a member of this council I resent that statement very much, especially from such a man as Mr. Cleaver," replied Council lor Cumberland. "I think it's disgraceful that a man in his position would put us down as low as that" comment ed Deputy-Reeve Wickson. "I'm talking about the council," explained Mr. Cleaver. "I'm talking about the inspect- ors." "The people of Oakville object to sewage being dumped in the Sixteen Mile Creek," put in Reeve Biggar. "Before this sur- vey was started Mr. Cleaver was warned what might happen, and now it's happening." Discuss Shelter Site A road has been completed to the river bank to serve the new Humane Society shelter, director Herb Merry announced this week. A meeting was held on the pro- perty, attended by representat- ives of the society, township council and the South-East Tra- falgar Ratepayers assn., at which the site of the shelter was dis- cussed. No final decision has yet been reached, however. TELFER--DOCKSEY St. Jude's Church was the scene of a quiet wedding Friday evening, when Anne Victoria Docksey, daughter of Mrs. Dock sey and the late Frank Docksey, Oakville, was united in marriage with Ronald Telfer, son of Mrs. Telfer and the late Thomas Tel fer, Burlington. Rev. F. C. Jack son conducted the ceremony. Given in marriage. by Robert Brodie, her brotherinlaw, the bride wore a ballerina length gown of pale pink net over taf- feta, with white flowered hat, and carrfed a cascade bouquet of pink roses and bouvardia. Her sister, Mrs. Robert Brodie, was matron of honor, wearing a ball- erina length dress of flowered chiffon with white hat and acces: sories, and carrying a bouquet of pink roses. Lorna. Docksey, an- other: sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, in ballerina dress of black taffeta with white hat and accessories, with bouquet of pink was groomsman. Following the ceremony a Te: ception was held at the home of the bride's mother, who receiv: ed in an afternoon dress of mist grey sheer with white hat and accessories and corsage of pink carnations. Mrs. Telfer, mother of the groom, who assisted, wore a gown of black and white dotted sheer, with corsage of white carnitions. BONHAM--MACPHERSON White carnations, crimson ros: es and gypsophila was the floral setting in Munn's United Church on Saturday afternoon, July 16th, for the marriage of Miss Ber nice Violet MacPherson, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Mac- Pherson, Dundas Highway, to Mr. Gordon LeRoy Bomham, son the bridegroom, by Mr. Fred Fuller, cousin of the bride. Given in marriage by her fa. ther, the bride wore a gown of white net over white slipper sat- in fashioned with fitted bodice and bouffant skirt with insertion of lace falling from the scalloped waistline and. forming a train Her long embroidered veil of (Continued on Page 7) eens Detroit, comfort per of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bon- ham, Erindale. Rev. J. W. Stew- art performed the ceremony. The wedding music Was played by Miss Martha Biggar and the solos, "I'll Walk Beside You" and roses. 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