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Thursday, April 20, 1950 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Measles Still On Rampage Hit Attendance Figures Oakville's measles epidemic, which was on the wane, has stag- ed a comeback. "There are quite a number of mew cases, both of German and common measles," Dr. E. P. Soanes told the Journal on Tuesday. "The German meas- les are severe but those of the common variety are not so bad. I would say that the epidemic | was as bad as several weeks ago. I There are periods of incubation every three or four weeks, when number of her pupils were absent with measles. The number of cases at Central school is ten or twelve, according to Principal F. V. Brown. Attendance at Brant- wood school is mot suffering to any great extend, however, Mrs. Gowdie, acting principal, stated. Neither is the high school Prin- cipal Stan Blake reporting only a very few cases compared to a great many when the epidemic was at its height several weeks Girl Guides By Mrs. J. F. Graydon Oakville Guiders welcomed a newcomer into their ranks at their meeting this week when Mrs, W. B. Fox, First Street, val- unteered her services as Tawny Owl for the Third Brownie Pack. children who have already con- tracted the disease give it to oth- er children. However, the mild weather should improve the sit- uation." Principal May Dennis of West- wood public school said a large --Central Press Canadian mission. In the background is the central feature of the display, depicting two-way trade between Belgium and Canada. ago. Ann Pomfret and Beverley Walsh were enrolled in Second Guide Company last Thursday with Division Ce i Mrs. H. W. Jaffray officiating. Mrs Captain Hil- da McKinley were guests for the evening. Pare, left, Belgian am- bassador to Canada, discusses the Canadian exhibit Being sent to the Brussels with Glen Bannerman, director of the Canadian government exhibit com- Breaking The Silent Night REMEMBER THE CAMPAIGN TO HELP THE BLIND April 25th . May 2nd GIVE GENEROUSLY VOLUNTARY AMNESIA Many a man thinks he has a clear conscience, when actually he has only a poor memory. FARGO 3-TON TRUCK 1945, 160" Wheelbase, 750 tires Platform body 7'x12' with 60" racks $825.00 HEDLEIGH HOME LIMITED "The Home of Chrysler, Plymouth, Fargo Service" Dundas St. N. Phone 1063 Guides will make a basket col- lection on Saturday, April 29th, and will welcome all contributions of six-quart and bushel bask as well as orange or berry cra Pint and quart berry baskets will be gratefully accepted, too. Please place the baskets on your front doorsteps to be collected by the Guides in your neighborhood. - Weddings - WATSON--PENFIELD In Walton Shure, Brente, Memorial Ul on Saturda; FOR GREATER COMFORT GREATER SAFETY LONGER LIFE THE NEW CCM. IS BONDERIZED TO GIVE A Rust Resistant Base for a Lifetime Finish THE FOLLOWING MODELS ARE AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $59.95 Ss took plac daughter of Mr. Penfield and Robert Bru of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson. Rev. W. T. Delve conducted the service ring flowers formed floral ons in the church. Harry a, Hamilton, was the or- , andgMiss S. Ken, Toronto was soloist. The bride, given away by her father, wore a gown of heavy white satin, with a train, and her long veil was held in place by a Juliet head dress. She red roses and pink carnations. Mrs. James Brockway, her sister, was matron of honor. Miss Vicki Green and Jackie Love were bridesmaids. Mrs. Brockway wore yellow and the bridesmaids green embossed organdie with match ing headdresses, and carried at- tractive spring bouquets. MEN'S & LADIES MEN'S & LADIES STANDARD $49.95 BAL Loon BOY'S AND GIRL'S JUVENILE $47.50 Take Advantage of our Budget Plan of Easy Payments BUD "Your Local Specialist In Sports' 5 Thomas CORBET SPORTING GOODS OAKVILLE Telephone 1378 carried It's Spring Cleaning Time! 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