y 10s vscey Juno 7, 1901 : THE OAKVILLE TRAFALGAR. JOURNAL Page 13 =~ Gl h R COUNTY COMMENTARY | LincERIE HOSIERY SPORTSWEAR | 3 | Carsten , a n > 0. DRURY PROMISE OF OTHER QUALITY VALUE SERVICE | > | 163 a ee Oakville pat ? i al "TELEPHONE 1375 DAYS FINALLY FULFILLED BURROS' SPECIALTY SHOPPE. OFFICE HOURS mal. fultiiment of a promize| sme (|L 136 Colborne St. E. Phone 423 x a years ago by then Ont- Bal 1000 101230 Mon. and Thue Tes || 2remier bru, ime mne| NJACKENZIE Or By Appointment FOR week by Job-like Milton and Ac- ton residents. In 1920, Mr. Drury assured townsfolk that the sec- ond line, conecting the two towns would become a provincial high- way and be paved. Last week, al. though the thoroughfare has long been known as highway 25, it re- ceived it's first layer of paving. Commented the Milton Canadian Champion: "It's been a long time, with many false starts, many changes of govt. and many prom- ses." JUST IN TIME WINS MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Winner of the Isobel McConville scholarship in obstetrics is Oak- ville's Charles Grant Mac- kenzie, who as just com- pleted his fifth year in medi- cine at King- IS YOUR CAR READY FOR FINE-WEATHER DRIVING . . . If it is not purring well enough to keep the pace just drive In $ and let us give it a thorough check-up . . . then you'll enjoy the fine-weather driving that is with us now. --_-- Members of a C.NR. repair © ; " { the ; [] gang working at Burlington did SIONS Queen's if id ran enin Hol gobble their breakfasts a UnTerSity. ft * i moment t a 5 [hm ate i Tommi fen) Sime che iv lt |7 00 BS WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION i © Prior to join- ith out in the cook car. Burlington Hy 69 Colborne St. W. Phone 1106 i AND IN THE MEANTIME firemen rushed to the scene, | M8 4 ; ber, a eh drenched the car with hoses be- [AT 1n 1940, Ty Mr. Macken. fore moving it closer to the near- (JF. Macken est mal ishi > : SN We oy hon. op mo led in medicine ° following the Organizational Milestones war. Son of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Representatives of 20 Women's | Mackenzie, Palmer Ave. he is Institutes and three Junior In| married and has one child. He stitutes the i, A001 | will interne this summer at King- versary of e orgamzatlon IN| sion General hospital Halton when they met in Trafal- my gar Community hall. DAY GAMP APPLICATION FOR ALL BOYS AND GIRLS 7 TO 14 YEARS OF AGE. " WHO WISH TO ATTEND DAY CAMP AND HAVE NOT AS Hi JUST YET ENTERED THEIR APPLICATION. tH FISHIN | " Venerable Embroidery When Wayne Albert Lewing- ton was ehristened in Grace Ang- lican Church last Sunday, he wore a hand embroidered cape 108 years old. The garment had been handed down through generations of the Lewington family, and has been worn by Lewington infants in scores of christenings. Name Phone Campers will be limited to 100 campers per camp period PLEASE INDICATE CAMP PERIODS YOU CAN ATTEND July 2-13th July 16-27th July 30-Aug. 10 Aug. 13-Aug. 24 JAMES L. COOKE LTD. COLBORNE STREET ---- AT NAVY i PHONE 125 3 || There will be a $3.00 registration fee per camper as their share of providing milk, craft material and bus service. For further information telephone 691-W. (Parent's or Guardian's. Signature) | hor- | 9 Hall, === AND --- ents wishing advice or assist NE and kindred matters may obtain Legion Hall tomorrow evening. With all business is finished. week-end packed away for 1951 early September. PRESENTS A MODEST IN- ker taken in local waters, and Over the holiday we flew into now called Portal Rapids, the 7 WASHING you | 7 non- the Iraw h to > 5 LEGION BUREAU : ance regarding war disability = it from J. E. Bays, the Legion's he hall from Mr. Bays will be at the h FRANK R. WALKER the speckled trout fishing is about Trout fishing has been about 1 EAD| some especially nice Browns and FAILS TO EARN WIDESPR! - the Petawawa River in Algonquin 5 i Cedar and White dill | rder y w|i GREASING the 3 U % ED : War veterans or their depend- pensions, treatment, allowances cville Service Bureau officer, at the in' until 830 pm, and wil romain until] FRANK R.V a A JOURNAL CLASSIFIED RE-| finished until middle August and VESTMENT THAT NEVER|27erase with the customary lun. alnbows creeled. INTEREST Park. We fished the Burnt Rapids Trout Rapids. Five of us took|| PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM TO THE RECREATION some thirty fish, in five days. This is not good but several were over three pounds and one Jaker about seven pounds on a streamer fly. The most ideal way to fish this area is to drive to Huntsville em (don't take Highway 27) and then iil HAVE YOU SEEN bi fly Into the Park. Tom Douglas The Completely New To Canada lL OFFICE, VICTORIA HALL, AS SOON AS POSSIBLE it "This is just Another Recreation Service "Phone us for . . . who operates Muskoka Alr Tralls from Huntsville can outfit you completely and has a nice camp at the foot of Portal Lake, which © BRICK SIDING will accommodate about four or © ROOFING five fishermen. You use this as BRITISH FORD CONSUL pit ; . | ® INSULATION a base camp, take in a canoe. bi From there you can fish Cedar, He MATERIALS Catfisir or Snowshoe Rapids (four NOW ON DISPLAY AT Lil | mile paddle) or Red Pine Rapids i ® CEMENT (five mile paddle) or Portal Rap- STIRLING-DYNES LTD I! ids (quarter of a mile) or troll . ® PLASTER for big lakers in either Portal | Lake or Perley Lake. Many ! H ® WALL BOARD speckles are taken here every| s ih year running more than 20 Inch- | ® PLYWOOD {i es. - Two tips: Take plenty of fly dope, we found 6-12 to be the best. Take a minnow trap as a three or four inch live minnow with a small sinker is a real kil- ler in the eddies below the Rap- ids. We are proud of our many kitchens . .. For those who wish to fish close to Oakville try the pond at for prices and suggestions. It is not how littie Everett, just above No. 7 near you pay--but how much you get for your money Acton or just below the mill. Using a live minnow and fishing just at dark, here you may take several Browns over three or You can pay more, but you cannot buy better millwork anywhere . . . a trial order will con- vince you. MILL WORK call us that counts. four pounds. Remember to be quiet, and careful as Browns are very wary and once put down do readily again. For large v the Nottawasaga at ° n or the Pine, north-east of Shelburne. Any good pool on these rivers should supply action For the balt caster try the Ox- Family "Garden Party" Things are buzzing, as Dad and his "gardening crew" ® bow rapids on the Nottaw 1 AER ite Lon Bi | } ; ; ny : J swing into action with mower and rake, o it: near Stayner for large plckerel 2 § 0 2niWe wouldiapprecizts the opportunity fi} [ER] BER LF BBs, RRs Even Towser wants to do his share! i | a Re ~~ of giving you your es wir Rainbow. Caught one here my- j i § NAN 361. about! seven 'pounds, When the family makes a hobby of their garden, they i 1 IN ES For large, and I mean large, enjoy a pleasant sense of relaxation and well-being. They Northern Pike try the north shore of Lake Nipissing In the weed beds off the mouth of Laronde Creek, Blakelock h I'S No. 17. You can rent a cabin, hoat, rotne i rates. George Boerman 1s a swell BUILDERS -- CONTRACTORS guy and can really look after his RANDALL STREET - - OAKVILLE reap the benefits of healthful exercise in the good fresh air. It's another Canadian Way to Good Health! Poms EE Al 1 BRADINGS guests. Before the 1st of July we ex- ect to have some good Pass and' ppADING BREWERIES LIMITED a s OTTAWA AND WINDSOR