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THE OAKVILLE: TRAFALGAR JOURNAL PEOPLE and EVENTS entertainment venture formed Oakville two-night First of the newly Optomists Club, the variety show held in the Gregory theatre last Wednesday and Thursday on netted the up- and.coming group more than| $500 for service work funds. The program which featured the Arts and Crafts one-act play, "Pierre Patelin", produced by Evelyn Keane, and starring Herb Mer- ry, Jock Carpenter and Nora Morgan, was enthusiastically received. Salley cosy, 'Normanay Road, celebrated her fourth birthday with a party on Saturday. The "Oakville Club is holding its annual turkey supper on Sat- urday night. Fa The first dinner meeting of the Optomist Club was held on their meeting night, Monday, where the club will meet in future. Guest speaker was Gordon Nairn, who spoke on the topic of community life. Frank Smith are entertaining in honor of Mr. Smith's brother and his wife on Saturdya night Mr. and Mrs. The Little Helpers party at St. Jude's Anglican Church was well attended on Saturday after noon. rere Mrs. Roy Patterson is in Tor- onto Western Hospital suffering from a relapse of a previous op- eration. Rev. duct the baptismal ceremony of Vivian Dorothy, daughter of Mr, liam Among week-end out of town were, Mrs. Cecil visited relatives Falls, while Mrs. left for London and other parts, Mr. in Dunnville, Mrs. Lora Reid vis- ited in Hamilton. Br Lady Baillie and Mrs. the guests at the Junior League Cabaret and dancé held recently at the Royal York. Fred Jackson will. con- recently arrived and Mrs. Wil- Shields, in St. Jude's Ang- n Church Sunday. those spending the Mr. and Mrs, and son Teddy in Niagara Grant Williams A. Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald and Mrs. Rob Gilliam were » x J, N., Milne was in Schenectedy for two days on business. A wedding of Oakville interest took place in Deer Park United Church Johnson of became the bride of Guy Saun- ders, son of Saunders, marriage bride Saturday, when Willow Henderson, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Maih Johnson, and 'Mrs. B. D. of Toronto. Given in by her father, the wore @ smoke: blue satin Mr. gown with a any feather hat and carried a cascade pink roses and chrysanthemums, Mrs. was the matron of honour, while T. D. Saunders of North was the groomsman., The couple will of David Lowe of Oakville Bay, reside in Toronto, a and among Mr. Noel Eaton were r - 1 1 ] yl 1 1 (] J 1 1 1 } ] 1 i 1 1 Tom Drake mixes with Wally over blonde beauty. Dorothy Patrick!... THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Matinee Saturday 2.00 When Wally goes from the "big house" to a penthouse it's hilarious! M-G-M's ROUGH-AND-ROWDY LAUGH-RIOT! LIAS A GENTLEMAN DRAKE - PATRICK GLADYS GEORGE + LEON AMES Screen Play by WILLIAM R. LIPMAN Directed by HARRY BEAUMONT Produced by NAT PERRIN A Melro-Goldwyn- Mayer Picture ne. oc EI MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Seymour Nebenzal Orem Cuil Released Thru UNITED ARTISTS Michael Redgrave, film star, distributes Canadian gift parcels tg old age pensioners at the Britain Toys "Thank You" exhibition in London. Mr. Stewart, 91, and Miss Mary Ashley, 75, are telling Mr. Redgrave just how much the Fred Hotson was in New York on business. elias oie Mrs. George MacLeod and daughter Beatrice who have been staying with Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacLeod for the past six months, left Monday for New Wiltshire, Prince Edward Is land, to be home for Christmas. ae 5 Mrs, Arnold Banfield is spend- ing the weekend at Turkey Point, Pa The scout Christmas party was held on Tuesday night in Lusk Hall. £5 fr The A.Y.P.A. dance held in St. Jude's Parish hall on Wednesday night was well attended. Re- freshments were served and dancing was enjoyed to record- ings. PR The Christmas party of Arts and Crafts will be held Saturday night at the home of Mrs. James Chisholm, eisisin Mr. and Mrs, A, C, Cline were at home to many Toronto and Ogkville friends on = Saturday night. PR Mr. and Mrs. R, Wilson attend- ed the annual carol service at Ridley College. Tears Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gairdner are entertaining Saturday eve- ning. Pr Miss Christine McLimont is leaving soon to spend Christmas in Quebec. worsen Miss Helen Natrress of Sault Ste. Marie will spend Christmas with her sister Mrs. John Tay- lor. worsen The W. G. Armstrongs are en- tertaining before the Oakville Club supper on. Saturday night. PE Mr. Adrian Dingle has been made an Associate of the Royal Canadian Academy of artists. Two of his pictures are on dis- play at the Academy headquar- ters in Ottawa. PA December meeting of the Wes-|~ ley church WM.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Earl Albert- son, when the election of of- ficers was conducted by Mrs. Bruce W. Hall. Elected for 1949 were: President, Mrs. W. Sin- den; vice-president, Mrs. S. D. Turner; secretary, Mrs. BE. Al- bertson; Mrs. H. Cullingham: Also elected were departmental secretaries: supply and temper- ance, Mrs. A. R. Lunau; mission- ary monthly, Mrs.- F. Near; Christian stewardship, Mrs. Cul- lingham; community friendship, C. Bentley; convener for W.A, Mrs. Roy Fish; cradle department, Mrs. E. A. Fish. A Christmas program was given by Mrs, Sinden and Mrs. Turner. nr Mr. and Mrs. S. A. B. Me- Cleary and Miss Margaret Mc- Cleary- are attending the Hill- McLean wedding in Orillia on Saturday. © ue Mrs. CR. Brown of Hamilton addressed the gathering and Canon D. Russell Smith spoke briefly at the opening of the Church: of the Epiphany bazaar held last Saturday afternoon in the Community Hall, parcels mean to old people like themselves. One of Oakville Intermediates most fervent supporters is O. B. Berquist, who, upon hearing the club was scouring the town for a stop watch, immediately loan- ed Secretary Bill Shears his own personal timepiece. Pa Bronte Baptist Church are holding a Christmas Concert to- morrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Church. Little Carol and Johnny Gil- liam have been confined to- bed with a strep infection. ser ox on Mr. and Mrs. Norman Law- rence, East Street, Bronte, an- nounce the birth of a son at the Oakville Temporary Hospital, on Friday, December 10th, 1948. Miss Ruth Pickard and Mr. Douglas Clarke of Toronto spent the week-end With Mr. A. E. Pickard. The C. P. Jenneys are enter- taining on Saturday night prior to the Oakville club supper. panier The first guest speaker of the Oakville-Trafalgar high school public speaking series of eve- ning meetings addressed the group last Friday night on the topic, "Municipal Politics". Red Cross to Check H.S. Student Molars Initial step in carrying out he dental health programme, sponsored by Oakville and dis- trict unit of the Red Cross, will be a thorough survey of all pu- pils of the Oakville High School commencing Monday, Jan. 8, the first day of the new term. This decision was made at the meeting of a voluntary com- mittee directing the survey, held at Ryrie Farm and i over by Hedleigh Home. Home asked to be relieved the responsibility of directing' the committee further for per- sonal reasons, and J. Grant Ry- rie agreed to accept the post. Object of the survey is to pro- vide every pupil in all Oak- ville's schools and their parents, with a free complete report on dental health. Surveys under- taken in other centres of the province by the Red Cross have shown that prompt action hy parents to have children's teeth repaired in time have heen ex- tremely beneficial to their gen- eral health, While the original plan was to bring in a dentist to conduct the survey, the dentists of Oakville agreed to a recommendation of Dr. Sandy MacGregor, of Tor- onto, that they carry out the plan themselves. The dentists will prepare their own schedule and volunteer their services in rotation. Dr. J. Fred Nattress agreed to arrange for a nurse to assist in the survey. Mr. Home will arrange to obtain the nec- essary dental equipment, while Dr. A. Lloyd Lunau will provide the necessary forms, and office supplies. Publicity will be planned by! a committee comprising Andy McDermott, convener; / Miss Dorothy McBain, and Bill Ed- wards. S000 8 ANYTIME AT ANY = Temas ACROSS CANADA a PERE ee FF 5, une and Mrs. Thursday, Dec. 16, 19 Brown, Jones Notch Goals As Tanners Trim Legionnaire (y the third period open, ever, the locals fell aygy E the pace to permit the pC to hit the rigging for three pi] counters to win going aygy Bert Peer's huskies yi Georgetown tonight in (ny, 4 semifinal tilt, with th gq! encounter scheduled fo, 3 day night. Total goals o round will declare the wing, | com- in intermediates pleted the regular schedule the Georgetown round robin tournament by dropping a hard fought 6.2 decision to Acton Tanners Tuesday night. The loss cemented the Legion crew i fourth place in the tourney standing, slating them for semi- final play against Georgetown. Brown, who hit the twine un- assisted, notched Oalkville's first counter to open the scoring early in the first stanza. Kennedy engineered a spectacular play for the second Legion marker, fighting for the puck all the way up the ice before slipping a perfect pass at Jones, who rapped the rubber home. With the count standing at 3-2 as Oakville Final tourney standing follows: Ev Acton Georgetown Weston Oakville Semi. finals start on Thurs night. Ford Forty-Niner" Stirling - Dynes THEATRE ACROSS CANADA Reet ats 500D ANYT AE AT ANY ODEON PFC = oo oo FRIDAY, SATURDAY Bla of the FBI! "Now comes the © unto WITH No NAME Sho in MARK RICHARD 3 Ste Frid. 2 ZL Yeas STEVENS - WIDMARK S52: : Directed by WILLIAM KEIGHLEY SE rodueed by SHUEL 6 0 \ p.m. MON., TUES. ONLY: A SHOW TO LAUGH AT + MAKE ROOM LR THE SCREENS AHL OF FAME a Universal: International presents A NUNNALLY JOHNSON production WILLIAM POWELL SHOWING NIGHTLY AT 7.39 -- 9.39 P.M. WED., THURS., FRI, THREE DAYS OF DRAMA -- © KISS BY KISS... he fanned the flames of a woman's Vengeance fill it flared into a thing of Savage Vengeance! UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL presents CHARLES BOE . 4 wilh 4 ANN BLYTH - JESSICA TANDY ADULT ENTERTAINMENT SHOWING NIGHTLY AT 7.31 -- 9.38 P.M. CENTURY THEATRE Takes Pleasure In Presenting The OAKVILLE GLEE CLUB Singing FAVOURITE XMAS CAROLS For Two Nights Only, Thurs., Fri., 23-24 Dec: 9 P:" We extend a hearty inviation to our Patrons to 'JOIN IN AND SING"