| i | | i i Page 14 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Last Call For Pet Show Entries! ENTRY FORM JUNIOR HUMANE SOCIETY Pet Show SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 12, AT 3 P.M. AT THE SHELTER EAST END OF MAPLE AVENUE Name Age Your School Fill in and give this to your Teacher. Additional Entry Blanks may be obtained at the Journal Office. Junior Plans are just about complete for the big Pet Show on Saturday afternoon, May 12, as enthusiastic bound to be a real show. Humane Society buttons. Well, if you again, so don't miss it this time! Humane Notes at 3 o'clock up at the Shelter on Maple Ave. All the boys and girls seem just as ever, so it's No admittance will be charged to members wearing their Junior Did you see the list of classes? Did you cut out the entry form? didn't, here it is FROM YOUR COLOR COUNSELOR --RUTH D. SUNLEY-- Au Revoir - 'Til Autumn Now that you have hoe in hand outdoor furniture and again, your Color Counselor is planning to leave you to your peas and petunias for the sum- mer months. We've been' de- lighted with the response there has been to this series of artie- les on home decoration, . and wish to thank those whose tele- phoned inquiries and approbat- ion were so encouraging. the 'beauty of your house, the time you spend ful coatings is well such as hoes, rakes, be found more readily in bright red or yellow. shutters can do so much to make or mar that in freshen- ing them up with new and color- rewarded, Remember too that outdoor tools spades can the grass if the handles are colored HALTON HOLDS FESTIVAL AT MILTON Some 32 classes will attract a large entry from county schools to the 20th annual Halton music festival, to be held in Knox Pres- byterian church, Milton, on Thurs- day and Friday, May 10 and 11. Adjudicator for the festival will be.George Smale, director of mus- ic at the Ontario School for the Blind, at Brantford. President of the festial assn. this year is K. Letter to the Editor Editor, Oakville-Trafalgar Journal, Can you tell us how to get the residents of South East Trafalgar to call the correct fire telephone number? Here are four times the firemen have been wanted: 1. A home in the north section called Milton firemen, who in turn called Oakville, who notified No. 2 brigade, Trafalgar. The re- sult was a home destroyed. 2. A call came in to the correct place but the call was the follow- ing: "Come to Mr. --'s roof fire at Trafalgar" Away went the truck up to Trafalgar, but among the firemen was the Supt. of the Trafalgar Public Utilities, who sald there was no ome of that name in Trafalgar but there was one of that name on the No. 2 highway. So that group went to that house, and found that was the place of the fire and that the fire was under control and all danger past. But it might not have been! 3. Call and directions ok. and the man running up the road to stop the truck as danger over. 4. Roof fire on 8th Line, Oakville firemen called, who relayed the call to No. 2 Trafalgar Brigade, causing unnecessary delay. Again no serious damage, but there could have been. Some time ago the council or brigade supplied every home in the fire area with a red sticker to be attached to their phones. These were older residents, but as there are a lot of new residents in the district, if they will notify George Wright, fire chief, R. R. 1 or Eldon Perkins, R. R. 2, T feel sure any resident will be supplied with a sticker. In the meantime, use Telephone Fire call 1. Ratepayer Thursday, May 3, 195] CHRISTIAN SCIENCE "Tyerlasting punishmeng: the subect of the ng : which will be read in the yy} service of the Christian gop] Society, Sunday, May 6, The Golden Text is «p, and turn yourselves from qi & transgressions; so iniquity spo not be your ruin" Ezekiel 1g] ih ursd GARDEN TIPS AVAILABLE AT LIBRARY Farmers and gardeners may get <helpful information about their Be toon some recent aldiions =m ee € to the pamphlet collection of [perennials for Canadian garge, Oakville Public Library, which| Then there are a numer new pamphlets dealing with oye, € may be borrowed by subscribers. These pamphlets are issued by the Department of Agriculture at and the Experimental Service. Subjects include goose raising, apple growing, plum culture, field beans, pure- d dairy cattle, and herbaceous ELLSWORTH JAEGER NOTED ARTIST, WRITER, NATURALIST Will Present His WOODLAND SYMPHONY A story of the wild and its myriad voices at THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE OAKVILLE AND DISTRICT HUMANE SOGIETY LUSK HALL, ST. JOHN'S UNITED CHURCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY 9 -- 8 0°CLOCK fields. Among these are a gig, of Dominion and provincial ning laws and regulations; Fung, mentals of Electricity; Devel, ment in the Canadian Pulp gy Paper Industry; Prairle Oil next stage; "The New Hg, Planner"; and "Your Future |] What You Make It." Ottawa Farms IN 0 srebiattet | Another "don't forget". The | th Rh hE Tale Looe or Chamber of Com. |Giles, Palermo, while Mrs. Allan Se en oie. ma |merce is sponsoring a_ CleanUp Clements, Milton, is secretary- manifestation of the desire for | PaintUp Campaign in May. Eeasurer Security on the part of the na.|Give it your support NT Hon The international seeme| Until the autumn, then. So bs offers nothing but uncertainty | lon! and fear, so the citizenry sub-|. consciously pays excessive at- tention to the home whose foul walls are at least familiar and OBITUARIES reassuring, and a type of bar- 3 rier. Or so psychiatrists say. MRs. €. J. TAYLOR in oma, Teves ve Wel mr ae ast seers mone improving a home has no basis in| MIS A i Li fear, but rather is a logical al DS desire to better our our community. living, and | py day. She was 81 years of Current high costs make home maintenance more than ever an age. A native of Brampton, Mrs. Taylor lived in Temagami before coming to Oakville 23 years ago. economic necessity, so if those downspouts, porch steps, or shingles look like they need at- tention, don't delay until the job requires a major outlay of mo- ney. Also a coat of paint Is the best protection you can in- vest in to preserve the exterior of your house, and it's folly to delay if a repaint job Is neces- For some years She attended St. Edward Sagoe, onto. The funeral was held el of S. S. Russell and Son to sary, The appearance son officiated. of awnings, RE 4 $ pS S$ S 2 2 2 $ pS 3. = ra 4 [|] S$ pS pS pS S h $ S pS S pS S pS h $ 2 Q $ 3 J 3 4 $ $ JAMES L. COOKE LTD. 4 $ pS S S h $ 2 2 she operated a nursing home on the Eighth Line. Jude's Church. Mrs. Taylor is survived by a son, and a daughter, Mrs. W. B. Brown, both of Tor- Saturday, from the funeral chap- Jude's Cemetery. Rev. F. C. 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