Ry GRANDAD'S BIRTHDAY PARTY : ; ; i a During Night Blaze = Rs Frenzied -tooting of a tug, en- C I ST. JUDE'S gaged in raising the Radel from omplete L. Anglicans * OBITUARY the creek bottom, added shrill Halton county, Oe volume to the blasting of the Investment ee town's fire siren at 8.15 Monday Service ary J. Farquharson, one of morning when the dump burst 7 on. Sunday fatternioon for a blenic||oakvilles! oldest' residents, dled into flame. Firemen made a f 7-4 lunch and outdoor service to am e ast welcome Rt. Rov. wv. Be Dear | On Wednesday, July 5, in Oak- run and soon had the blaze un: BONDS 5 en ah 280all | ville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital der control, however. STOCK NG bishop fof Niagara (The jprincinal(irsiowingit an! attack (of: Goronary 8 address was by Bishop Bagnall poo, og; S10 OF Coronary Scores of residents left their on all Exchanges ved Taking part fn the service were |, cy) Ble WAS 8 vewrs of beds to line the rails of the radial ud Baindic Rev IW. iGo. | Thompson® lof [G27 The Slate Miss Marsunarson bridge and watch the flames, Georgetown, 1 Archdeacon fof Hal: ly; 0q ioe Bet AT 2 Sa many which shot so high that many be- MACRAE soto) fon and Wellington, and Rev. €.| 2 "00 27 et Hle: For, many lieved 'a «large building had F. Heathcote, Burlington) rural | (S070, SH Spied i the bakers caught fire. For a time blazing|[ AND COMPANY dean of Halton. The Lorne Scots Ferrah;..and was well known to chunks of cardboard, caught in [= CHURCH NEWS - in attendance,\ and rendered by Holy 'Communion will be cele- brated by the rector, Rev. F. C. Jackson, tomorrow morning at 7.30 and on Sunday at 8 and 11 am: ST. ANDREW'S Rey. Father James Kirby will celebrate Mass at St. Andrew's the older residents of the town. She lived by herself on William Street, and had no immediate relatives. The funeral was held Friday afternoon from the funeral chap- el of S.'S. Russell and Son to St. Jude's Cemetery. Services were conducted by Rey. Harry Paw- son, and pall-bearers were F. W. IPRINCE CHARLIE WATCHES helen TE the updraft from the conflagra- tion, were whirled high over the creek to menace homes on the west side, but this situation was soon controlled. Firemen watch- ed the smouldering dump for the remainder of the night. Investment Dealers 80 King St. W.--Toronto PHONE: EL 3374 Grinham, Charles Hillmer, A. Felan, R. H. Harris, A. Ferrah, Toronto, and George Kirkwood, Erin. . Church on Sunday at 830 and 10.30 a.m. St. Andrew's first garden party and carnival © in several years will be held this coming Satur day afternoon and evening on the 'church grounds, 'Reynolds Street --Central Press Osnadian Baby Prince Charles, son of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, who was too young to attend the Trooping of the Colors in of King George's official birthday, took in the colorful parade from a wall of Clarence House, from which he waved to the King as he rode by in his open landau. The i ing i i He represented one of four Red Cross Plan A RT 'South. * ST. JOHN'S Good congregations tending the summer union ser- vices in St. John's United Church. Rev. Harry Pawson is in charge. Beginning with the first Sunday in August St. John's Church will be closed, and the joint services will be held in Knox Church until after the first Sunday in September. Services are in the mornings only. Sunday, July 23, has been' set as the date for a baptismal ser- vice. If there are not enough ap- plications fo warrant the holding of the service, a baptismal ser- vice will be held in September. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The regular semi-annual bus- iness meting was held on Mon- day evening, July 10th. Reports of the Si committees includ- ing the Superintendent of the Sunday School were presented. ect of next Sunday's i) "LIFE" and the text are at- rom Psalm 27. "The Lord is 1y light and my salva tion, whon shall I fear? The Lord is tle strength of my life, of whom hall I be afraid?" (Contiued on Page 6) Full Water Program, . Stress Safety Factor Within the next week or so scores of Oakville and district youngsters will be disporting themselves in the cool waters of the lake, and at the same time receiving competent instructions in the art of swimming and wa- ter safety. Joan Coppin, a high- ly aialified Toronto swimming teacher, has been engaged for the season by the Swimming and Safety Committee of Oakville and District Red Cross Society, Miss Sally Davis, chairman of the com- mittee, informed the Journal Miss Coppin will have about half a dozen local girls as volunteer assistants, who are receiving a course of training in swimming pools kindly loaned by local resi dents. The water safety program starts next week at Dan Wilson's beach, between Oakville and Bronte, where last year's prog- ram was carried out. More than a hundred children have already registered for the classes, Miss Davis said. This is somewhat is by a governess. ®oyal generations that watched the big show. higher than the number of regis- trations last year. The course is open to all children in Oakville, Bronte and the district, and trans- portation will- be provided daily for children attending the Oak- ville Recreation Commission's Day Camp. Last year's water safety prog- ram which was carried #out with Miss Davis as instructress, was highly successful, several scores of children being taught to swim. Badges were presented at the end of the season. This year's course promises to be even more popular with the youngsters. Happiness is a perfume that you cannot pour om others with- out spilling a little on yourself. It's a strange thing that, while we have twice as many ears as mouths, we get much more tired of listening than of talking. Any man in the whole wide world can be happy with any wo- man, provided he does not love her. ® You have our a-.u. ance that every prescrip- tion entrusted to us will be compounded with the utmost care; that each compounding step will be doubleichechediio avoid the possibility of error. Yet you will find that our prices average no higher than you'd pay elsewhere. Why not plan to try us the next time? Russell Drug Co. PHONE 47 At the popular beach resorts everyone in the family has fun. There are > restful spots for mother and dad--zestful games for the boys and girls --safe play for junior with boat and pail. ROUND TRIP -- BY BUS WASAGA BEACH ... OWEN SOUND MIDLAND SUTTON (Subject to Change) HALTON INN PHONE 600 LE PY pF eh Independent Grocers All the ingredients for refreshing Summer Meals and Picnics Patronize Your Independent Merchant You'll get personalized service at your local grogers and be supporting the stores that support your town. for FREE Delivery A. Tuck Grocery PHONE 736 (Art Tuck) Walklett's Groceteria PHONE 1570 (Gib Walklett) Westside Food Market PHONE 61 (Mickey Forbes) AU ir Your Own Necghborhood Phone Your Neighbourhood Grocer Carload Groceteria PHONE 1020 (R. E. Harris) Wm. Gove Grocery PHONE 68 (Bill Gove) Bamber's Groceteria PHONE 171 (Bill Bamber) Bi-Mor Frozen Food Service PHONES 1214-5 (GEOF. BIDE & TED MORGAN) Delivery Arranged Jas. R. Black Grocery PHONE 614 (Jim Black) 1 Scade S Grocery PHONE 505 (Bill Scade)