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26, 195 £3 ON UPS dra Barge 2ons Wo Hine; for Thursday, FRST EDITION 0AKVILLE BOOK Another "coming-of-age" event akville to add to those pre- On halked up to her credit vel, "contributed by the Bell y si one Company this year. A r race STON ootory for Oakville inity Is to be issued early s, Bell Telephone anager, annouriced this wel Mel Oukille listings will no Lor be Included as a special 'on of the Toronto directory will be contained In a new which will also have listings in Port Credit, Cooksyille and y It will have a buff oti Smith, [lll ver and contain yellow pages Oakville and Bronte only. new directory, the man- ager stated, will provide tele- phone subscribers here with a more tonvenient book, in view of the Seals Increase in the number of Slephones in Oakville and other Ann Riyig oll carriay im, I rds; book whieh Se ubscribers or, Gordo | Clarkson, ennie Dung rr The [nearby centres. p '" When 'the' next Toronto direc- tory is issued early in 1952, the company will also provide Oak- ville subscribers with a directory containing the Toronto alpha- betical pages, if they return the post card which will be enclosed with their next telephone bill. For those who do not require all the Toronto listings, a per- sonal telephone number booklet will be available, also on request for the listings of Toronto or any other numbers called frequently. Salesmen will contact all local business this fall, Mr. Francis sald, with reference to adyertise- ments for the yellow sections of the local directory. The only yel- low pages included In Oakville's book, although alphabetical list- ings for other adjacent centres will be included, 'will be for Bronte and Oakville, thus guar- anteeing local advertisers mo competition from outside sour- ces. The lack of any yellow pages in the Toronto directories sup- plied on request will further: as- sist the shop-In-Oakville cam- palgn of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Page 5 T0 VOTE ON TOWN MANAGER AT NEXT ELECTION First step towards appointment of a town manager for Oakville was taken at Friday evening's meeting of the town council, when Reeve Howard Litchfield introduced a motion providing or the setting up of a commit- tee to study the mattér and pre- pare a report for presentation at the first council meeting in the fall. Tt 1s intended' to submit the proposal to the ratepayers at the next election. The committee will be composed of the mayor and two members to be appointed by him. the hiring of "I feel that due to the growth |er at a higher of the town and the prospects of | was referred its growth in the near futire the council's work is becoming big business," sald Reeve Litchfield, "and the calls upon the time of those asked to serve have become tremendous 'ana will become in- creasingly so. The mayor has done considerable research on this matter as suggested thaf be a quallfi ment. An appeal Humane Soci Councillor the Forster veys, the percent basis, literature dealing with it." He to the position of town manager put to the vote, the motion was carried unanimously without con- ance for Oakville and District Herbert Merry, Mr, Merry spoke of the increas- ingly heavy duties of the society, and the growing expenses due to public order committee. moved a motion calling for tend- ers for construction of sewers in work to be charged against the ratepayers on a 100 TIME nd acquired a lot of t the man appointed ed engineer. When by-laws was to change in the interest rate of the debentures, plained. The rate is 4% percent. ROCKY ROAD Isn't it remarkable, the number of girls who believe that the only real foundation for marriage is a large stone. provide for a Mayor Black ex- --SEE-- Dundas St. N. : INSULATION CHAS. F. DOTY AND SON Phone 76 for financial assist- ety was made by vice-president. a new shelter keep- r salary. The matter to the police and JLachlan McArthur and Stansbury Sur- The motion provid- ed that all future sewer con- THRILLING--SMASHING--CRASHING : the council. ! C Ey "The owners senting the motion. -- AT-- tion stopped." = Streetsville EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AT 8.15 P.M. More discussion OPENING DATE JULY 20 New Quarter-Mile Track Under Lights motion was ] Total Admission: Adults $1.00--Children 50c THE MOST THRILLING SPORT ON EARTH Another Kenneth Merrill Enterprise Promotion struction be carried out on a sim- ilar basis, at the discretion of of sub-divisions told me that if they were requir- ed to install sewers at their own cost they would stop all construc- tion," the councillor said in pre- "I certainly don't want to see home construc- Councillor George Davis spoke against the motion and when a vote was taken it failed to carry. followed how- ever, and' at the request of Coun- cillor McArthur the motion was put a second time and carried. A passed providing that any further construction of water mains in subdivisions un- dertaken by Oakville Public Util- ities Commission on a 60-40 bas- is, the Commissions share being 40 percent. The motion gave the gptional gia RS INLIRNAL YOUR Hometown Newspaper . « « -TOWN PEOPLE . . . PEOPLE IT ARE YOUR HOME: THE PEOPLE WHO RUN Cs GAkviLLE YOU KNOW. THEIR DEVOTION TO THE BEST INTERESTS AND TRAFALGAR TOWNSHIP IS KNOWN AND ENSURED. E THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL CE ; i ble ti y. Results have' Bi li a ag Be local homes E 2 without the "Journal", and the subscription rate is only $2.00 per year and $2.50 in the U.S.A. AND INCIDENTALLY, OUR COMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT is equipped to handle your every need OM ON + LETTERHEADS * ENVELOPES * BOOKLETS * ANNUAL REPORTS * CATALOGUES * TICKETS * POSTERS * CIR- 2 CULARS _* CARDS No job is too large or too small and our prices are as low as Quality and 3 Good Workmanship will permit. Member Canadian Weekly Newspapers' Association 7 DUNN STREET NORTH TELEPHONE 1298 & = SEEDS SEED GD. DEED LED ED ED ZED ER TEP TERT IIA The Oakville-Trafalgar Publishers Ltd, Commission authority to issue debentures to cover the cost of such work. First & 2nd. reading were given four by-laws, for borrowing of $50,000 on debentures for high to-amend a by- school purposes; law for borrowing - $105,000 for 8 school purposes and to authorize the borrowing of an additional $45,000 on debentures; amending a 'by-law to Issue $100,000 de- bentures for granting aid: for the erection of the municipal arena; amending a by-law for borrowing "OIL BURNERS Installed in your present furnace, Fully Guaranteed. Year Round Burner Service. FUEL OIL CONTRACTS "HILLMER'S FUEL AND ICE CO. A NEW SEPARATE for BRONTE, CLARKSON, TELEPHONE DIRECTORY late this year instead of TELEPHONE DIRECTORY. OAKVILLE-PORT CREDIT COOKSVILLE and STREETSVILLE As an added convenience, you will have your own telephone directory listed in the 'next Toronto directory. We are confident you are going to like your new directory. A very use- ful and attractive feature will be its "YELLOW PAG- ES" covering the professional and business firms in your community. being If you require the Alphabetical Listings (white pages) of the next Toronto directory, to be published early in 1952, please indicate so on the prepaid postcard to be HERE'S SOMETHING $130,000 on debentures for school ie mpm snimtisrs YOUTH quently call. simply telep D local Business Office. THE BELL TELEPHONE YOU'LL WANT . .... . For your free copy. hone or apply to: our enclosed with your next telephone bill. Dundas St. N. Phone 23 i i i ase 3 SEED IEEE News to you? bold headlines. Filling day is quite an order doctor for the confiden: a cta-- TRUE STORY RUSSELL'S CHEMISTS FILL SCORES ~ OF PRESCRIPTIONS EVERY DAY Well we're proud of It and' tell it in scores of prescriptions: a and we thank you and' your ce placed In us--in'our re tific care. liability: PS The fact that so many hundreds of their prescriptions to Russell' tor to phone Russell Russell's for accuracy, s--is evidence people bring s or ask their doc: they rely on care and dependablity- THREE 7 DAYS 2 DELIVERY STS A WEEK TRUCKS CHEMISTS OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. EACH WEEK NIGHT 3 TELEPHONE LINES TO CENTRAL RUSSELL DRUG CO. (Formerly Byers') Colborne St. E., Oakville Phone 1786