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Thursday, May a7, Page 8 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL , 194g RS i Troop, and some Cubs from each| encouragement to the Scot, an Mrs, Tom Chisholm was a pa- S - tot i their leaders wh g the packs participated in a en membeyg tient recently in the Oakville hos- couting of : i : Lo le ll an a EVENTS pital. By Clare Willis pit ienh interest in' everything. they q, i The weekend of May 24th was the Chamber of Commerce and } Rey. 'Bruce W, Hall having, Miss Nancy Chisholm postpon-| The annual cabaret of the Oak- organized by Mr. Art Bullied. a : y : Scouts and Cubs, ed her return from abroad until | Ville club was successfully staged |a busy time for Scou iE re STAMPS completed his _ Dost-graduate oy on Friday and Saturday nights to| put particularly the ist (Sea Scoters wl TIN the USS capacity audiences of club mem: |S. ou) troop, 12 of whom, under | Cecil Gunyon, ably ass y : Mr. and Mrs, Alex Porter, Tor-[bers. The cast consisted of | leadership of Skipper Dean | Messrs. Len Hope and Bill Moore, ||| Old Canadian Preferred =n onto, spent the holiday week-end a BE nl A Wilkes, camped up the Bronte | members of the Scout ee Collections and : . the | ety program wi - : 5 aa He ; BY MSeRSUInton Ib laure with Mie Moy Megson; EE La enthusiastic | creek from Saturday morning un-| did yeoman service with sp i Accumulations ing Soi to join her husband in| Stréet. Solas Sh the abo Tnsleniner 101 Monday athe ns, while the boys carried water an England, where they will make FAR ane le ee ae a ) otherwise mage themselves use- BOUGHT their home. Mrs. JI Pate's daughter ana hi Serena Macaggart, Anun| The Scouts travelled to the sar a FEN Te Ginny es Janet| camp site in their own three| Dr. Lloyd-Tones and Mr. C, H. Send description to Four member of Me Taies ins, Tomonto, ra boats and during their stay there, | Windeler, SA on Lal BOX 500 Auxiliaty visited Christie Street | holiday week-end ; chorus; Pud Green, lecture; Ruth- | when not engaged. in cooking, tation 2 Solana Oakville-Trafalgar Journal hospital recently on behalf of the Ca een i Aare i 3 f A; " i J] 8 Ga 5 R 5 + ashi i auxiliary and distributed cigar-| Four generations spent the Mike Jennings, Ruth Macdonald, | S2UnE oF Washing up after enor ettes, pipes, tobacco, home-made | week-end at the home of Mr. Don Davis, Jane Cantelon, Sandy | US meals, went for expeditions : candy, cookies and playing cards rs. John Godfrey Foster. Akerman, soliloquay; Ken Me.|by boat and on foot. tents. Mrs, D. Guemey, her daughter : Era a Taw, Mw and Mrs Foeq[CoSEat, Songs; Garton Name. or tne datter meted m $ And: santa, MY French - Canadian stories; Helen | pts Date Tr Sree rni Mrs. Allan McKenzie arrived | Saunders, and their daughters, McConvry, song; Bill Armstrong, |S to the a home Tuesday, after spending six | Pamela, 5, and Barbara, 3, were Nancy Tisdall and Pat Cavanagh, William Lyon Mackenzie hid or the visitors who comprised this : after the rebellion of 1837. weeks in England and on the con tinent. | comedy-song; Doug Ahern led the finale. The show was directed by Charlie Birge, with the following assistants: Bill Dowding, lighting; Bill Stirling, photography; Marge Ahern, Betty Akerman and Fern Mudge, costumes; Nancy Windel- er, make-up; Pat Milsom, scen- ario director; Punch Nairn, Olive Graydon and Mary Campbell, food, family group. BRONTE - TRAFALGAR FIRE BRIGADE NO. 1 Saturday, July 17th BRONTE, ONTARIO Visitors to the camp included Skipper Bill Hoey of Bronte and Provincial Commissioner Tisdale, who lives on the Lakeshore high- way west and keeps a friendly eye on Oakville scouting. Here in town Scouts of the 3rd His Honor the Lieutenant -Gov- ernor and Mrs. Ray Lawson pre- sented the field day prizes on Saturday afternoon at Appleby College following the competi- tions. ERC 3 PRIZES Mr. D. Hugh Pawson, son of Rev. and Mrs. Harry Pawson of Oakville, passed -with honors in the final examinations in the me. tallurgical engineering" course at the University of Toronto, Hugh has accepted a position with the Aluminum Company of Canada at Kingston, Ont, PR MERRY-GO-ROUND GAMES -- GRAND DRAW Mrs. J. M. Cond has returned to Oakville after spending the win- ter in Victoria, tren In History In commemoration of Empire FRIDAY - SATURD 28 = > > RIDA SATURDAY MAY 28 29 The airdale terrier Champion en yo pm A great crowd thronged the All Spirit of Aldon, owned by|to the Oakville schools ySgthe; ublic square of the French & MRS. THIN MAN TOGETHER AGA: Wi il; Mrs. Kenneth D. Marlatt, won| White Oak and Angela Bruce te Tl (] lam | best of breed in the airdale ter-|chapters, LO.D.E. Mrs. William June, 1793, as the brothers Moore and Mrs, Sydney Fearman presented records, books and a subscription to the magazine Child Activity to the Westwood rier class at the Hamilton Ken- nel club international dog show held on Saturday. Teer Stephen and Joseph Mont- golfier lighted a bonfire of straw under the opening of a huge limp bag made of Principal W. S. Blake and the|school. Records, books and a staff received the' guests at the [subscription to Canadian Geo- cloth and paper. The bag, open night of the Oakville-Tra- | graphic. and Canadian Nature filling with hot smoke, be- falgar Home and School associa- | magazines were presented to came a great ball. The bag shot up to a height of 7,000 feet. Man's age-old dream S B of conquering the air -was, for the Ci Tin a concrete possibility, Today's scientists have perfected many devices for automobile safety. Make sure they are functioning properly . . . drop in and let us check your car for safety. ... OAKVILLE MOTORS CHEVROLET & OLDSMOBILE SALES & SERVICE Colborne St. at Reynolds tion, held Thursday night at the school. Parents and friends view- ed displays of the pupils' work in home economics, arts and crafts, shop work and other projects. A special feature of the program was selections by the school choir conducted by Hugh Brearley. Solo parts were taken by David Pawson and Norma Warburton. Other numbers on the program were a selection by the girls' dou- ble trio and solos by Carmen Can- telon, Charles Watt and David Pawson. = A flag was presented | magazines was presented by Mrs. to Kenneth Pollock, captain of] Lloyd Lunau to Pineview school, | CLASSIFIED Brantwood school by Miss Drena Wethey and Mrs, A. M. Fallon. Mrs. W. O. Gibson and Miss Helen Fitzgerald presented Canadian Geographic, Junior Arts and Ac- tivities and Canadian Nature ma- gazines to Central school, and books were presented to St Mary's school by Mrs. Basil Ne- gaffin. Mrs. Roy Irwin and Mrs. H. C. Rickaby made a presenta- sion of books to Linbrook school and a subscription to Canadian; Geographic and Canadian Nature THER FIRST THIN 1 MAN MYSTERY IN 3 YEARS! olf Phone 460 White Oak and Angela Bruce chapters of. the I,0.D.E, The pres- | entation was made by Mrs. H. C. Rickaby, regent White Oak chap- > | 2 PLUS! ter, and the regent of the An- ] | Leon Errol Latest Donald gela Bruce chapter, Mrs. Eyre | DIRE( TORY Lin ® World ® Duck Davis. Following the program a J 'Bet Your Life' News - Cartoon social evening was enjoyed, o ; : : teens . 2 Mrs. Ryland H. New, Lakeshore Highway east, will preside during the general sessions, open to all older members, of the 48th an- McMILLAN & ISARD Barristers - Solicitors Notaries Public T. S. H. GILES Real Estate and Insurance 139 Colborne Street East GENERAL INSURANCE H. S. THORNTON Phone 874 MON: - TUES. - WED. ; MAY 31, JUNE 1 - 2 EVERYBO, ll EEN BELL BLL LL nual meeting of the LO.D.E, held | Oakville - - - - Phone 532|Angus McMillan John F. Isard Li keshore West, Oakville WANTS TOU SEE SEE in Halifax from May 29th to 19 Melinda St. 289 Coltoine (Sirest Hest HEDDLE & RYRIE ) June 3rd. Mrs. W. R. 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