The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Thursday, January 18 i Wm. WHITAKER & SONS | Station Rd. OAKVILLE TH GOODFYEAR TIRES THE 0. AKVILLE-TRAFALGAR Lot nN SS oA Iy 5. = TS KX J HAM ACTOR ON THE HOOF FOR RENT TWO unfurnished rooms, suit 'h SPECIAL NOTICES CHANGE IN SCHOOL HOURS NEW CLASSIFIED able for two gentlemen Commencing Monday, January i 15 WORDS OR LE An when a box number tices will be charged each following insert EED. VERTISING RATES 3¢ PER WORD FOR EACH ADDITIONAL WORD additional charge of 10¢ will be made for first insertion, 8¢ per JOURNAL CLASSIFIEDS WILL BE ACCEPTED UP TO 12 NOON EACH WEDNESDAY. CLASSIFIEDS MAY BE PHONED TO 1298, BUT THE ACCURACY OF TELE- PHONED ADVERTISEMENTS CANNOT BE GUARANT SS.....3b¢ CASH is requested. Legal no-, at 12¢ per agate line agate line for ion. HELP WANTED--MEN APPLICATIONS wanted im- mediately for the position of fourth refrigeration engin- the Oakville-Trafalgar | Community Centre Are- te, giving qualifications, experience and salary expected, Edward Kennedy, recreation ector, Oakville, Ontario, or TES SERVICES 92nd, 1951, all Public Schools in Oakville will start at 9 am. and dismiss at 11.45 am. in Brant wood and Westwood and 11.55 am. in Central School All schools will recommence at 1.15 p.m. and des up to and includ- ing two will dismiss at 3.30 p.m. all other grades at 4 p.m C. H class BYERS, t Secretary 0 telephone Mr. Kennedy at 1589. FOR SALE: No. 1 Pennsylvania Anthracite from Frank Sullivan Bronte, SOW. Your Blue Coal Dealer. tf) FOR your Fuller contact Bill Ganton, S., Oakville. Phone v: for Ballet about 8 hours, 2 or 3 afternoons a week, must be able to read class ical music. Applicants please tele- phone 220. (39-6tf) Brush es 9 Wilson St. orders taken ETT The North Trafa ity Club a Benefit dance for the O'Hara Family Jan- 24 in the Trafalgat Memorial Cards 8.30. Danc 10.30 to Prizes, lunch served (1c8) EM ie i SORE EC Conservative district Commun- is Progressive - sociation of Oakville and will hold a meeting in 'the Mas- onic Hall on Tues night, Jan. 30. Further particulars in next is- sue. (c8) EUCHRE in St. Mary's School Hall, Monday, January 22, 8.15 p.m. Admission 35c. Refreshments, [LIRR ELLE The family of the late Fred Snowball wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to their many relatives, friends, neighbors, and Doctor Soanes who attended him, for their kind ex- pressions of sympathy and floral FOR SALE OR TRADE FOUR-burner gas range table- top, modern style, also jacket heater, hot water tank, toilet complete, two pair drapery rods. Phone 1013M. (78p6-8) THE agents have my house list: ed, but they don't sell it soon enough to suit me. My reason for selling that I have a special house I want to buili--otherwise Id stay right here. This house has all the features a house should have, with four bedrooms, pow- der room, etc. It's In the town at the north end, so schools are close. It's been completely re- decorated, insulated and is a good buy at the price asked. If you are interested contact your fayv- orite agent, or write me and Ill put you in touch with one. Just write Box 455, OakvilleTrafalgar Journal. (2.60p8) "4 WHEEL riding tractor, 6 L.p. power takeoff, 10" plough, culti- vators, 6 ft. 3 way 16" discs har- rows, $600.00; also 100 feeder posts 4" top or better, 40c each. Located Erindale area. Jackson, Junction 4826 Toronto. meals, to invalid, for bridge, shopping, party decor, box 4: LOST AND FOUND © swers to J. E. Forster, phone Milton 99R12. Reward. ( valuable pet we're particularly Fairy had been sick disappearance. dress is on her Phone | this has been lost too, please call bin d CLERK for general office dut- (tf) . Apply Royal Bank of Canada, : akville, Ont. (708-10) RE: NSIBLE n to operate soda fountain. Apply Dunn's Drug Store. Phone 650. SITUATIONS WANTED I CAN HELP YOU! prepare man cr) sew, knit, drive car, read [rest me, care for child, fill in |it." The manager agreed, so they returned to the shop to complete the transaction. There the cus- tomer grew cautious. "As a mat- ter of fact," he said, "this bag is a little better than I had in mind. I wonder if you could show me something cheaper?" by phoning 1646- REPENTANCE LIMITATION man entered a shop in Bur- he picked up a suitcase and fled with it. The manager pur- sued, calling a cop. They soon ran down the culprit. "I don't own what made me do it," the . "If only you won't ar- I'll be glad to pay for wom 70 cents hour. Four hour min- 8 to 5. To contact write 2 (71p8) 495 LOST: Irish Setter, female, an- "Trudy". Please contact R. R. 5 Milton, SAME IN THE END p8) Sole remaining difference be- tween an amateur and a profes- sional athlete is that the latter is paid by cheque. WE'RE VERY UNHAPPY LOST: We've lost Fairy, our Siamese cat, and without her. We're worried because before her ame and ad- but in case lost too, IS YOUR NAME Listed In The Last Paragraph of HOLLYWOOD REPORTER Our n: tag, 2 you should happen to fin identall tributes extended during their re- cent and sad ber ARR "0K." USED CARS GUARANTEED FULLY RECONDITIONED 1949 MORRIS OXFORD Sedan, Green Radio, Heater and Defroster 1949 CHEVROLET SEDAN Oshawa Blue Underseat Heater - Defroster 1949 CHEV. FLEETLINE Coach - Light Green Aircondition Heater froster 1949 FORD - COACH Black G.M. Underseat Heater - De- froster 1949 MORRIS 10 SEDAN Two Tone -Green & Black Heater & Defroster 1949 OLDSMOBILE Deluxe Sedan Beautifully kept Black finish Deluxe Heater - Defroster Seat Covers 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN Grey and Defroster \ De- Heater BUY LOCALLY KNOW Terms to suit your Purse TRADES CONSIDERED OAKVILLE MOTORS Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Service PHONES 2220-1-2 Colborne & Reynolds Sts. OAKVILLE a YOUR PURCHASE STORE scales, glass plate pan, self-pricing indicator, all adjust- ments possible. Make excellent auxiliary scale for any store. Price $25. Phone 570R. ACCORDIAN and case, bass, 5 and 3 coupling, condition. 1396. ICE box, Beatty, Good condition except handles, $25. Phone 570R. p8) MODERN icebox, very good condition, phone 1354R Oakville JACKET heater, large size, phone 379. (35p8) FANCY skates, with guards, size boots. Worn twice. Cost $17.50. Reasonable, Phone 567-W. (p8) SMALL business, excellent lo- cation. Steady trade with good turn over. Reason for selling, owner's health, All inquiries treat- ed in confidence. If you: want to be-your own boss, look into this. Active couple could increase trade a lot. Apply Box 1000' Oak- ville-Trafalgar Journal (1.14p8) SET of the Book of Knowledge, binding and pages in good con- dition. Published 1932. Phone 1139-3. (35p8) 120 excellent Will sacrifice. Phone (35p8) Tage size. for door , or MUSIC ALBUM this week? we said she was to br and she is. But only --Central Press Oanadiu One of Britain's 10 best, this prize-winning porker steals the siz at London's Smithfield Show. Obviously there's a lot of "corn" fy "Porky's" posing, which makes him a ringer for all the celebrali theatrical "hams" ever known. EVERYBODY READS CLASSIFIE TRAFALGAR MOTORS LT "Home of Selected Used Cars" 1947 CHRYSLER WINDSOR SEDAN Fully Equipped $1695.00 Open 9.00 a.m. - 10 p.m. daily PHONE 125 OAKVILLE s, as we have her papers. (1.40c8 FOUND: Large, black dog, part collie. Phone 1139J. TENDERS WANTED Township of Trafalgar Tenders wanted for a 4 or 5 ton truck with approxiniite 300 cubic inch dis- placement, equipped with 7 900x 20, 10 ply tires, electric windshield wipers, heater, defroster, also quote separate 5 yard body and hoist mounted. State delivery date. Address bids to Township of Trafalgar, Trafalgar Post Of fice on or before 12 noon Monday, January 22, 1951. IN MEMORIAM WHEELAN--In ~ loving memory of my dear husband, Robert Wheelan, who passed away, Jan. 17, 1948. Safe in the arms of Jesus, Safe on His gentle breast . There by His love, o'er shaded Sweetly his soul shall rest. --Bver remembered by his wife and family. Friday, MORE ABOUT (Continuing from Page 1) instrumental, this one was largely vocal. And rarely has such sing- ing been heard in Oakville. Eldon Brethour, conductor of the Men Teachers' Choir, did a superb job of directing sixty or so voices, evoking great waves of harmony that filled the - vast auditorium and roused the audience to rapt- urous applause. In power, tonal qualities, and control the choir left little to be desired. Such a performance as it gave is possible only to singers of solid talent, trained with professional skill. The powers of the choir were evident in the opening number, the Hallelujeh Chorus from the "Mount of Olives" by Beethoven, which was rendered with all the joyous fervor that such a compos- ition demands. Of an entirely dif- ferent quality was the very brief "Adoramus" by Palestrina, in which the choir displayed admir- able control. In the Welsh air "Marching On," identically the same as the old favorite "Men of Harlech," they infused with a ringing, lilting enthusiasm that caught the very spirit of march- ing soldiers and brought down thunderous applause. The "Bor- der Ballad" was a song in much the same spirit. "Juanita" old favorite, was rendered with the right degree of sentimental ap- peal, and was followed by the Negro spiritual, "Roll, Chariot, Roll," and "Russian Picnic," that CHOIR SHARES SPOTLIGHT F. vibrated with the cheerful gayety of merry-making peasants. Miss Ireland's performance was marked with an advanced tech- nique and and a pleasing graceful ness. Her opening number, Bra- hm"s Intermezzo in A major, call- ed for considerable skill. It was followed by Intermezzo in A min- or, by the same composer, a more impassioned piece, to which the brilliant young pianist did full justice. Chopin's. well-know Etude in E Major was rendered in a maner that brought out its tones of tender, haunting beauty to the utmost, and his Etude in C Min- or, whose tempo is considerably faster, provided ample scope for Miss | Ireland's keyboard genius. Her rendition of Liszt's Liebes- traum proved highly satisfying. Two compositions by Villa-Lobos, "Minstrel Impressions" and "Jun- gle Festival," provided a touch of variety. Miss Ireland was given a splendid ovation by the audience. As a final encore she played a popular Chopin composition. Mr. Brethour contributed much to the sucess of the program by his humorous comments on var- ious numbers rendered by his choir. RADIOS, REFRIGER: WHO CAN ARGUE? is merely a commodity that blended when preparation meets opportunity in life's mixing' bowl. RAND OPENING anuary 15, 1951 OF CLEMENT'S HOME APPLIANCE STORE THOMAS STREET NORTH PHILIPS ATORS, TELEVISION SETS, WASHING MACHINES, ETC. Livingstone OIL BURNERS AND STOKERS Silent Glow SPACE HEATERS