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Page 6 OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Thursday, July 13, 1950 Royal Crown Derby = We have a new shipment this Fine English China in the BLUE MI and OLD CHATSWORTH, KADO, POSIES, AVESBURY Patterns. While our limited stocks last, come along in. The GOLDEN HOUR Bookshop 53 Colborne St. Phone 668 of CHURCH NEWS Page 3) CALVARY BAPTIST Norman Barrington, of Toron- to, song leader and baritone sol- (Continued from oist, sang at both services at Cal- vary Baptist Church on Sunday. Stoll, the pastor, preached both morning and eve- ning. Monday's Young People's meet- ing was under the auspices of the Missionary Group. The pastor conducted Wednes- day evening's prayer meeting. Tomorrow evening an open-air prayer meeting will be held at the lakefront home of Mr. and Mrs. George Stairs. Monica Barnard, Oakville, Hamilton, te Sun- Miss. and Mr. Bigrigg, will be the soloists at services. The new limed oak pews will be dedicated on Sunday, July 23, when special services will be held to mark the first anniver- sary of the new church building. Dr. O. S. Clappison, Toronto, will be the special preacher, and the St. Clair Girls' Trio, of Toronto, will sing, About the only people in the world who don't quarrel over religion are those who haven't any. ENGLISH STYLE HEALTH SALTS KEEPS BLOOD COOL, a9c Ib, =" DUNN'S DRUGS (Opposite Loblaw's New Store) MOTORIZED DELIVERY SYSTEM REFRESHED MILD LAXATIVE "TIT IT rin rnrrrl Chas. F. Doty & Son DUNDAS ST. NORTH Phone 76 Stull | Hj Iflt's . .. Building i SN SABA UE Materials and Millwork You Need EITHER DROP, IN AT OUR PLANT ON DUNDAS ST. NORTH, OR PHONE 76. WE ARE IN A POSITION TO LOOK AFTER YOUR NEEDS . . . After Hours: 558-W or 670 'mice of Mrs. THE OLD HOME TOWN Reread 0 3 Piss Otas By STANLEY ore 1 -- AT THE BARGAINING TABLE Local Business Man Places Third In Continent-Wide Test The International Association of Rexall Clubs issued its first Honor Roll in 1912. Last year Mr. Hope placed fourth, this year he moved up to third place. Len Hope, manager of The Oakville Drug Co. Ltd. has been notified that the firm has made the 1949 Honor Roll of the Inter- national Association of Rexall Clubs. This honor is awarded to the 10 per cent of Rexall druggists in the nation who set the highest records in furthering the sale and prestige of Rexall merchan- dise during the year. The drug- gists are ranked in 10 classifica: tions according to population of their commuities. VACATION JACKPOT (Continued from Page 1) life! For the first time in 24 years, I'm going on a two week vacation in midsummer!" Employed by Hillmer's Fuel and Ice Co, which. in summer specializes in the latter com- modity, Mr. Snowball has always had a week's holiday just before the hot season sets in, and an- other week when the weather cooled off. This year, with a. two- week jaunt in prospect, he bor- rowed Mrs. Arthur Hillmer's car for the trip. The Hillmer vehicle was all packed with holiday. gear and ready for the road when Lions Arch Grant and Vince Barrey arrived to deliver the new car. "This spluttered covered is really something!" Charlie, once he re- himself. "It was very Hillmer to let me haye her car, but I won't be long in switching all our stuff over into our own." And he and son Edwin were mighty prompt in putting his words into action. Other winners included Leroy Morden, Reynolds St, who won the $100 doll; Mrs. E. Hodges, Reynolds St. $25 twins; and Har- old Maxwell, Church St, a blank- et. Carnival - treasurer Jim Clark could give no accurate estimate as to net returns as yet, but some 15,000 persons contributed a gross of more than $12,000. Lions termed the event "the best ever." 200 DEPOSITORS (Continued from Page 1) so of the depot, and Mrs. H. B. Knap, Toronto, organizer of the direct blood transfusion service, Canadian Red Cross Society. "We wish to thank all the cit- izens who have contributed to this clinic," said Mrs. W. H. Ford, chairman of the Red Cross blood donor committee, who expressed herself as very gratified with the response to the Red Cross appeal. Altogether 335 had volun- teered to give transfusions, but a number came late. Mrs. Ford and members of her committee 'were busy morning, afternoon and evening attending to the re- ception of blood donors and pro- viding them with necessary nourishment. Thanks to the willingness of the volunteer donors, the hospit- al now has a blood transfusion service which will be free to all requiring it. The blood bank will need to be replenished now and then, and with this end in view donor clinics will be held three times a year. The next one will be in November. A total of seven hundred donors is required, Mrs. Ford told the Journal, and each of these is asked to give two donations a year. It is hoped to establish a permanent registra- tion centre for blood donors in Oakville, Mrs. Ford stated. J. KELLY + All types of woodwork + Painting + Paperhanging + Glazing, Leaded Lights ALL WORK SKILLFULLY EXECUTED Phone Bronte 191-m + Building Alterations + Kitchen Cabinets VARIETY AND HOW!!! OAKVILLE MOTORS has a selection of quality used cars for your inspection. So for that . . . Quality Used Car at a Reasonable Price SEE US THIS WEEK -- Oukaitlh, Otis: .oakvi e molors CHEVROLET 0 OLDSMOBILE-SALES li. SERVICE=' 4600 ) 460 £1407] Wigwams Spring Up (Continued from Page 1) the manner of the dark-skinned nomads. If it's cowboys, they'll dress up like riders of the plains, although they may not have hor- ses--or cows. In any event they'll have lots of fun. At the end of another two weeks the campers will play at being something else. Altogether there are about two hundred boys and girls reg- istered for the camp, which is more than last year, when the day camp was started. 'We often wonder if our gov- ernments might not be run just a bit more efficiently if we re- membered that our politicians are not our bosses but rather hired hands, hired to work for us. CERRY Better keep quiet about your luck. A chicken doesn't peep when it has its mouth full. Ontario's If you with mosphere, prices you here. party HERB Treat to a change. Come out tonite! Dine and Dance at Top Nite Spot like fine food served finesse, a congenial at- and reasonable will like to dine yourself or your real refreshing LEAR & His "ARISTOCRATS" FRIDAY EVENINGS GEORGE VASSIL And His Orchestra SATURDAY * EVENINGS TELEPHONE BRONTE 91 for table reservations The Pig & Whistle Inn Bronte-By-The-Lake Fully Licensed Hotel Learn to i SWI AT Dan Wilson's Beach JULY 17th to AUGUST 28th MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9.30 to. 10.30: DAY CAMP PUPILS 10.30 to 12 Noon: 1.30 to 2.30: JUNIORS NON-SWIMMERS BRONTE USE 10 a.m. OAKVILLE USE 10 a.m. BUS BUS BRONTE USE 1.00 p.m. BUS OAKVILLE USE 1.00 p.m. BUS 2.30 to 3.30: INTERMEDIATES BRONTE USE 2.00 p.m. BUS OAKVILLE USE 3.00 p.m. BUS 3.30 to 4.30: SENIORS BRONTE USE 3.00 p.m. BUS OAKVILLE USE 3.00 p.m. BUS CHILDREN FIVE YEARS OF AGE AND OVER ARE WELCOME! All children must register at beach first week 2 to 5 p.m. ADULTS Wishing to learn to swim Classes every Wednesday afternoon Red Cross Swimming BEB} x -