Page 12 COUNTY COMMENTARY ACTON GROUP AT CONVENTION FOR PULLEN SMALLEST "Y ON CONTINENT ANNOUNCED llest towng-------------------- nting the s in North America to have a Y.M. } A iree Ac yo le g r on! JOURS Reon Leads Crater Party flaw to Cleveland recently to a tend centennial celebration of that organization's founding. Meb Blow, Caroline Oakes and Garn- ot Mackenzie were among 700 dult delegates quartered in s College dormitories. Only damper to their enthusiasm, they re ed upon their return, that most of the ideas dis were not applicable to small ¥ units. Fooie On Norfolk! In the Globe & Mail's columns notes the Milton Can- adian Champion, was a picture of a rather conceited looking del: phinjum. Beneath was a smug lit- tle poem: {ght feet, one inch is mot the last Ww millenium, But it's extra height for a del phiniux The precocious plant srew in Thursday, July 12 195 Nelson Crushed Stone Various Sizes of Clear and Crusher Run Stone THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL PROMOTION STRUCK OUT--OR DOWN? In life, as in baseball, it's the times you reach home safely that count. SET PATTERN ' for A woman can make or break . Lt Commander' Thomas |G [Ber husband SFroublefis, some Roads and Driveways Pullen has been promoted to the |do both. rank of Commander, naval head- ® quarters at Ottawa announced | mem fol. 4, ] on Friday. Commander Pullen, £ INFORMATION AND QUOTATIONS who is stationed at Halifax, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pul- len, Watson Ave, and a brother, of Councillor Ernest Pullen of Trdfalgar Township. Another brother, Hugh Pullen, is also a naval commander. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY OF OAKVILLE Dundas and Randall Sts. Sunday service ana Sunday School at 11 am, Wednesday Evening Service 8 pm. 2nd and 4th Wed: nesdays. --| Public Reading Room open Tues: IS YOUR NAME days 3 to 4:30 p.m. You are cor Listed In The Last Paragraph | dally fades tient our ser- 0 vices and to make use of the f HOLLYWOOD REPORTER pea ding Room. or MUSIC ALBUM this week? PHONE Oakville 694 or Burlington 4904 i fi ON RO Central bee agal rance, blds it: The Memorial Ides! Monument built of enduring granite or John Gee's Simcoe garden, and {i its height, said the caption, is be- central Press Canadian PY lieved to be a record for Norfolk marble symbolic in i county if mot for all Western Dr. Visor, Ben Wes r, srainent/f est direv i + y ologist, will lead an 2 Be your ih Gansdian geologist, will lead design an reverent in purpose, resting bride, felt the Canadian Cham- erin " ge Srubl crater in in surroundings of peace and beauty, | kinds y uebec be - i 4 pion, may have come uetoee Be asm a a tribute of respect and honor to the DAILY SERVICE lj fall for the Norfolk delphinium Bay. : pri hmes EE a the most modern scientific de- dead, a constant source of inspiration TO ALL CANADIAN AND U.S.A.POINTS J" ° Kk Ya At any rate, Halton [IV eee i LE will search for|| to the living . . . outsie z e secret of the crater's origin. Cc T ng, at HARTERED BUSES pe Bar week's 8 EE oe © one! he county has a Bh Da Oakville's : *| with Dr. Meen when the crater : UY was discovered as eight ; measuring eight | woop ong received 1950's top. re- porting award for his stories deal- garden of Mrs. a modest but sturdy young giant : foot, eight inches in height "Big cig) ches is not g "might feet, sight inches i quite doomsday; we're glad t anyway." Midnight Ballot Burnhamthorpe way, il Down : sighbouring Toronto township, ratepayers apparently leave no er stone unturned in getting prompt action. When only 65 residents-- na quorum--arrived at a meeting to vote on whether a new addition to the school should cost $65,000 or $125,000, a com- mittee was formed and promptly got crackind Some 110 other ratepayers were routed out of bed .d down to the school to 65,000 project Was less Watch Those Tens! A flood of bogus ten dollar pills is again inundating the Toronto-Hamilton area, many haying turned up in Burlington during the last week, One even Showed up in the tax office. The counterfeits are too good to be tosily detected, with the result that it has been so far impossible for police to trace any of the bills back to its source Forced Entrance It was bad enough, one day last week, 'when a green jumped the curb on Milton's King St., raced across 60 feet of lawn, and crashed into a residence's Qoorway, causing considerable damage. But it was worse when police were unable to ascertain Who owned the vehicle. Nobody stayed around to claim the hall ton pickup, al could be found on officers are 'still investigating. New Acton Plan Acton's planning board has called in expert assistance in pusshing forward a new town Zoning plan, expected to be com: pleted by next spring. Popularity Rise Taking of home movies has Dbe- come exceedingly popular amons Halton residents. ~ Burlington police, however, feel that some- body is carrying things a bit too far when they walk into a drug and lift a $115 camera to carry their hobby forward. So tar, the would-be photographer In t been apprehended Sell Debentures Milton town council last weel sold $200,000 of it's $400,000 sew- debenture to Fry & Co. Can of 40° financial institu: tions resulted in only accept ing parcels of the debenture BRONTE ELECTRIC At Your Service To Give You Service ® ALL TYPES OF WIRING AND MAINTENANCE @ DOMESTIC COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL ® HERB ROLLINSON store erage hat ours is bigger, | ------------------ Ken MacTaggart was Oakville Monument Works OFFER IDEAL SERVICE Sa FOR ALL GROUP TRAVEL ee HALTON INN i PHONE 600 in July of last Cemetery Lettering--Monuments Cleaned 90 COLBORNE ST. W. 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