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eT bsday, October '26, 1950 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Wife Preservers oi your new rope clothesline in soap using. in e. This treatment will ter for five minutes before usi for the first tim or ve lime and male it last longer, water panish Gardener by GOLDEN HOUR Bookshop 58 Colborne. St. Phone 668 COUNTY GROUP PLANS JOINT MILTON FORUM A Halton Farm Rally will be held in the Milton town hall on Monday evening, Nov. 20, it was decided at a business meeting of Halton County Farm Forum held the court house, Milton, last week. Members of all farm forums in the district are urged to attend this rally, for which preparations are now being made. Plans were also discussed for a course of community night classes for Hal- ton vhich will be held each evening in Milton high school, starting Noy. 28, and continue for a period of twelve weeks. Hours are 8 to 10 p.m. Cir- culars will be distributed through- out the county, and all people wishing to attend the lectures are urged to send in their applications as soon as possible. The subject of a folk school for the county was discussed, and a committee appointed to consider plans. Resignation of Robert Howard as county chairman was reluct- antly accepted, and Victor Hall, of North Trafalgar Farm Forum, was lected to fill the vacancy. The | Forum's first broadcast of the season will be on Monday, October. 30, at 8.30 over Station CBL, when. the topic of discussion will be "Can we farm on shorter hours?" FASHION NOTE New YorK designers prophesy that the sweater girl is going out. And every night, too. WATCH FOR THE NEW MONARCH Stirling-Dynes Ltd. HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS By Myke Dyer Well the seniors almost did it last Friday afternoon with Bur- ington. With the score standing 62 for Oakville, the Burlington team pulled off a sleeper pass in the last tive seconds and served the winningT-D. lt really was a heart-breaker to lose. The week before, the seniors succumbed to Saltfleet 33-0, and to Burlington again 19-0. The juniors have won only one of their three games, They charg: ed over Saltfleet 12-6, but bowed out to Burlington twice. 7-6 and 11-0. Big Bennie Hodgens and the Farrow twins, George and Grant, are spanking the juniors this year. This coming Saturday, we hope the Old Boys meet the seniors in their annual struggle. If this game is played this week, the O-B's are hoping greatly for a first win! Last Wednesday, the high school French clubs held a com- bined meeting and corn roast at home of Beth Craddock. With five carloads of students attending and Miss Mackay presiding, the evening was a great success! Last Friday night the Girls' Athletic Society sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. The Sadies' Social. Judging from the crowd that danced to the music of Taton's Band-box, the girls went all out to get themselves part- ners. As far as the males were concerned, the evening was a ter- rific success because the girls dipped into their wallets to. foot the bills!! And so, hats Off to the Girls' Athletic Society and presi dent Bev. Hills for sponsoring a highly dance!! RINGS ARE IDEAL GIFTS We have a lovely selection of sig- net, and birthstone rings . . diamond rings. Drop in fput. your choice away until Christ- imas. Small deposit will hold. 0. B. BERGQUIST Jeweler [Colborne St. E. . also and let us Phone 1231 Back to football for a moment. Word has it from Bill Hall, one of last year's grads - now at Royal Roads in B.C. that he is on the first football team there. A great accomplishment! If you read this Bill, congratulations!! Last week in an exhibition game with the seniors, the juniors won, but at the same lost Bob Nairn when he broke his collar bone. Here's hop- ing that you mend soon, Bob!! Writing this column by proxy is not quite as easy as might be imagined, so if any of you students have announcements of coming events at the school or anything outstanding be sure to let me know. Give me a call at 947 and we'll see it hits the press. So, until next week--thirty!! ALWAYS VIOLENT Even when he's playing a law- abiding hero, Humphrey Bogart can't escape violence. For a scene in "The Enforcer" Bogart, as an assistant district] attorney, was quizzing Ted de Corsfa, one of the chief villains of] the piece. Bogart turned quickly, caught a telephone with his elbow, and knocked it sgainst "de Corsia's head. As the assistant district at- torney, Bogart apologized. As Bo- gart, he thought it was a big laugh. WATCH FOR ANNIE Jane Nigh driver in love with in Monogram's new ro- of the Calhoun mance is the pretty sulky Grand featured at the tonight, Friday "County Far," Gregory theatre and Saturday. owner Rory. Circuit, | GILSON, NORTHERN ELECTRIC, INGLIS | ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES WASHING MACHINE AND RADIO REPAIRS OUR SPECIALTY PROMPT SERVICE Corner Thomas & Randall Sts. EXPERT WORKMANSHIP Phone 467 BECAUSE THE OAKVILLE AND TRAFALGAR FIRE BRIGADES WORKED SO EXPERTLY, EFFICIENTLY AND SPEEDILY OUR FIRE DAMAGE WAS HELD TO A MINIMUM, WITH THE RESULT THAT IT'S "BUSINESS AS USUAL" AT THE OWNER, MANAGEMENT AND STAFF TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF EXPRESSING PUBLICLY THEIR THANKS TO THE CHIEFS AND THE PERSONNEL OF THE BRIGADES: TO THE LOCAL GARAGES FOR THEIR OFFERS OF ASSISTANCE; TO MRS. TED JAMES AND HER DAUGHTER AMY AND MR. JOHN FOSTER FOR PROVIDING COFFEE AND PIE; AND TO THE MANY CITIZENS WHO ASSISTED WITH THE HOSES AND IN SO MANY OTHER WAYS.