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OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Thursday, Sept. 14, 195) HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS By Myke Dyer You readers aren't half as sur- prised in reading that by-line as I am in writing it. I'm back again for another year, but please don't hand in your sub- scription to the Journal just for a small, heart-breaking thing like that! It's going to be a little tougher this year writing the column by proxy from Ryerson Institute of Technology--the Journalism and Publicity course --but we'll do our best. Consider- ing that we're in training for the "noospaper racket," I'm get- ting a little practical experience at the same time. So stick with us for thirty weeks or so, won't you, and keep up with the me- teor-like progress of the high school student's life? School has been in session for a little over a week, but already things are almost in full swing. Attendance has hit a new high this year, and Dave Pawson and Kate Laughton are presiding as Student Captains. Very fine choices indeed; Congratulations! Football practices began on Monday, and we'll try to have a more detailed report on the pros- pective teams next week. On Tuesday night, Sept. 5, the annual "Backlto-School-Hop" was held at the Eaton Auditorium; and enjoying a last fling before buckling down to serious work I saw such Oakville stalwarts as Pete Sutton, Bunny Orr, Rex Louth, Bey Hills, Pete Banning, Rice Honeywell, Pat MacCleary, and Lorrie Wright. By the way, the high school Baton reps this year are Pete Sutton and Louise, Heaven, and the Simpson reps are Rex Louth and Bey Hills. A very fine quartet. Last year's fifth have taken Pick-up & Delivery Phone 1557 akville Cleaners form grads s0 many different EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS Are being held in the MASONIC HALL, OAKVILLE Sundays at 7.30 p.m., Mondays & Fridays at 8 p.m. Conducted by Miss Brown and Miss Marshall ALL WELCOME (The Bible and Gospel Hymn Book are our only lit- erature.) roads to higher learning, that it's hard to keep track of them all. Just to name a few: Bill Hall to Royal Roads in B.C; Diet Allan ry /{ OH, HAPPY DAY! Football Begins Soon and Phil Gunyon to RMC; Ralph McKim to Wycliffe, John Ross to Michigan State, Carol Armstrong to Ryerson, Shelagh Lynch to St. Joseph's Hospital as a lab technician, along with Gay MacDermott who trains as a nurse, Betty McFaul, Bill Stew- art, Barrie MacLeod and Pete Rickaby to Varsity, Ted Wiffen to , Alex wilson to Mc Master, Tom Sale and Rud Whit- ing to Dominion Business Cillege, and Dave Farley to Ontario Coi- lege of Art. And so it goes, all of us off into the cold, cruel world. The first column of the year doesn't hold too much, but we'd like to give this week's orchids to the new Student Captains, Eaton's -and Simpsons reps, and to Pete Banning, last year's edi- tor of the year book, Pleiad, who did such a wonderful job on the magazine, 1 sincerely hope that all of you will bear with me during this Understanding Prime Service Work Factor, Speaker Tells Rotary The value of Rotary as an in- fluence for better international understanding was stressed by Tom Rogers, leading Toronto Ro- tarian, in a talk to members of Oakville Rotary Club Monday evening. The Rotary movement, the speaker pointed out, included 340,000 members in 84 countries. "The understandivg of a man of another race, creed, and other historical antecedents is what counts," declared Mr. Rogers. "What is common to all men is deepest in all." TEEN TOWN BY DON LOVEGROVE Who will be the next mayor of Teen Town? This is the question that will be answered in the next few weeks, with nominations being called next week and elections to be held the following Friday. Mem- bers must also select a new coun- cil, reeve and treasurer for the en- suing year, so let's all turn out and support the candidates. Interest has dropped consider ably during the summer months and lots of work will have to be done to build it up to its usual level. This can only be done by a hard working executive, the selection of which is in your hands. Let's have a good attend- ance on Friday night, September 22, and help to make this election a successful and rousing event. Incidentally, there will be no Teen Town tomorrow night due to the Optimist Fair. Oakville Juvenile ball team came roaring in around 11 o'clock on Friday all smiles after their four to one victory over Thorold. Good going fellows! ' WHO'S ON FIRST? A bemused Galt feminine mo- torist, charged with reckless driving, recently told the court that she thought at the time that her uncle was driving the car. coming year and get all est (we hope) the lat- news from the teen-age front while I learn a bit more about this business at the same time. If there is anything I neglected or should put in, I hope you student readers will let me know about it. So, for this week, as we say in the news paper business, "Thirty." WED - THUR SEPT. 20. Carsten Glahn R.O. | Gptometrist - Optician 163 Colborne Street -- TELEPHONE 1375 -- OFFICE HOURS 9.00 to 5.30 Evenings "9.00 to 12.30 Mon. and Thurs. 7 to 8 Or By Appointment Oakville Daily Sat. The Memorial Ideal Monument built of enduring granite or B marble symbolic in design and reverent in purpose, resting in surroundings of peace and beauty, a tribute of respect and honor to the dead, a constant source of inspiration to the living . . . . Oakville Monument Works Cemetery Lettering--Monuments Cleaned 90 COLBORNE ST. W. OAKVILLE | AT THE Optimist's Fall AND ENTER OUR 1st 9nd - MOTOR RUG 3rd - ASTRA LITE Colborne St. E. (Opp. Century Theatre) Visit Our Display SEPTEMBER 15 - 16 Mileage Guessing Contest JUST WRITE DOWN THE MILEAGE (TO THE NEAREST 1/10 MILE) ON THE SPEEDOMETER OF THE RUNNING CAR 'AT THE FAIR. THE READING WILL BE TAKEN AT THE CLOSE OF THE FAIR ON SATUR- DAY EVENING, SEPT. 16th. THE PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN ' TO THE FIRST THREE CLOSEST TIO THHE EXACT READING. 1 PRIZES - TABLE MODEL RADIO OAKVILLE MOTORS Chevrolet & Oldsmobile Sales & Service SUPERTEST PRODUCTS Fair Phone 460 AND A NEW SERVICE for our | CUSTOMERS ® We have been appointed A Oakville Agents for - : o : John Dickinson & Co. (Canada) Ltd. Manufacturers of: SALES CHECK BOOKS TINTED RESTAURANT PADS Telephone 1298 and a salesman will gladly call with samples and prices. OAKVILLE - TRAFALGAR PUBLISHERS LTD. 7 DUNN STREET NORTH