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ehing SDrouty) 1 st June 14, 1951 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL NSULATION HEAR JOURNAL COLUMNIST CHAS. F. DOTY AND SON pundas St. N. Phone 76 Mrs. J. H. Sunley, interior dec- orating expert who contributed a regular column to the Journal, addressed a group of trustees of the Canadian Library Association at the University of Toronto yes- terday afternoon. Subject of her talk was "How to renovate a small town library." The Library Association is holding its annual convention at the university. SD EE EE EE EE EE Er eh a Ee ey es ae] ITS THIS SATURDAY! CARDEN PARTY LOOK WHAT'S GOING ON--- k LITTLE OLYMPIA PONY RIDES? GAMES: MAGICIAN'= SOFT DRINKS: HOT [ DOGS" AFTERNOON TER (served to the soft strings of the Sheridan -- SUPPER 6.30 P.M. DELICIOUS TURKEY, HAM AND SALAD St. Jude's Men's Special--Cake and Cookie Booth LUCKY TICKET DRAW 2.30 P.M. TO 9.00 P (recipes on request) an Clarke Company Limited. 4--77," TWO VALUABLE PRIZES: Courtesy of a Jewellers & McGlash- GREAT MYSTERY PRIZE--Donated by # SPEND A SATURDAY AFTERNOON THAT'S FULL OF FUN WITH THE MEN OF ST. JUDE'S T. Eaton Co. 0 \ 1 \ \ \ 3 Bi 2 DE TE IT EIT PT Er TOT a eT ee "GUARANTEED" GARDENS TRIM AND LOVELY FOR HOSPITAL AUXILIARY TOUR A feast of floral beauty is pro- mised those who attend the gar- den tour of Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital Women's Aux- iliaty on the afternoons of Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday, June 21, 22 and 23. At the gardens of Mr. and Mrs. Ryland H. New they will see magnificent roses and Japanese iris. An old-fashioned garden with terraced lawns and nautical shore house will be the principal features at the estate of Harry W. Grierson. Next on the tour is the beautiful circular garden of Dr. H. C. Scadding, with many rare varieties of iris. At the estate of John BE. Ham- mell visitors will see a new rose garden with three hundred nam- ed varieties of roses, and a green- house containing a number of singing birds. Here tea will be served by members of 'the Auxil- jary from 3 to 5.30 p.m. Next stop will be the summer home of Ontario's lieutenant- governor, Hon. Ray Lawson, with its spacious lawns and pagoda bath house beside the pool. The last two gardens to be visited are those of Frank Pullen and T. R. Jarvis. Transportation between the gardens is being provided by the Auxiliary, starting from in front of the post office. Tickets may be purchased at the entrance of any qne of the gardens. Pro- ceeds from the tour will be used to purchase electrically heated trays for the hospital. OVERLY CONSIDERATE We know a man who hasn't spoken to his wife for nearly three months. He doesn't want to interrupt her. GOOD VALUE LOW PRICED USE D CARS! TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE LOW PRICES NO We THE BEST SELECTION OF BARGAINS IN THE DISTRICT 50 HILLMAN MINX Airconditioned ngor Green Metallic Finish $1,250.00 '50 HILLMAN MINX Airconditioned Aspen Grey Metallic Finish $1,250.00 '49 HILLMAN MINX Airconditioned Annapolis Green Finish $1,175.00 '48 FORD COACH Beautiful Black Sun Visor, Radio, Heater, Def. $1,195.00 47 PONTIAC '8' Torpedo Coach--Custom Radio, Heater, Defroster, Seat Cover since new, Small Mileage. Underseat Aircondition $1375.00 PON'T MISS THIS SELECTION OF 'GOOD VALUE" USED CARS ) 41 MERCURY 5 Pass, Coupe, fio, Heater, Air Ride Tires $650.00 '40 FORD COACH Good Mechanical Condition Good Tires $375.00 '36 DODGE SEDAN Heater $295.00 '39 FORD COACH Good Mehanically Good Tires $300.00 TO COMPLETE ROOF BEFORE MONTH'S END Construction of the mew Christian Science church is pro- ceeding rapidly, it was reported at the semi-annual meeting of the Christian Science Society of Oak- ville on Monday evening. The roof should be finished by the end of June, and the building comple- ted and ready for opening about September. The new churrch is located on Reynolds Street north of Colborne. It will have a seat- ing capacity of eighty, but may be easily enlarged to accommo- date 150. Funds for the construc- tion are in hand, and the new edifice, when completed, will be free from mortgage. WEDDINGS FARLEY--MERRY Standards of white snapdragon, stocks and carnations formed the setting in St John's United Church on Saturday afternoon, when Elizabeth Amne (Betty) Merry, became the bride of Rich- ard J. Farley. The bride is the daughter of Mr: and Mrs. W. Har- land Merry, Queen Elizabeth Highway West, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Farley. Rey. Harry Pawson of- ficiated, and Miss L. M. McBain played the wedding music. Miss Patricia Longstaff, Toronto, sang "Because" and "I'll Walk Beside You." Escorted to the altar by her father, who gave her in mar- riage, the bride wore a gown of camelia white imported lace over taffeta, the tight-fitted . bodice featured a deep yoke of illusion net, with lace applique, the sheath-tight sleeves extended in lily points over the hands, and the graceful skirt swept into a circular train. The veil of met il- lusion was arranged from a lace Juliet cap, and the bride carried a bouquet of white roses and bouvardia. ~ Miss Judy Merry was her sis- ter's maid of honor, wearing a strapless gown of mint green ny- lon marquisette over taffeta, with matching cape. She wore a crownless picture hat of match- Ing marquisette and taffeta. Miss Margaret Maw, Toronto, Miss Inge-Lisa Juul, and Miss Joan Farley were bridesmaids. They wore gowns similarly i ARTIST'S NOTE: ~ THIS IS A PICTURE, OF DAD WHO JUST . /|OPENED THE FATHER'S DAY GIFTS HIS FAMILY | GOT FOR HIM FROM DUNN'S DRUGS FATHER'S DAY GIFTS SEAFORTH'S GROOM STICK - Solid After-Shave Lotion . New and Refreshing $1.50 SEAFORTH SHAVING SETS $1.85 © $4.50 ete YARDLEY MEN'S SHAVING SETS $1.95 © $5.50 mai GILLETTE ROCKET s One piece razor with ten Blue Blades in plastic case $1.29 SHAVEMASTER ELECTRIC RAZOR $32.75 SUN GLASSES FOR DAD $1.50 © $10. to that of the maid of homor in precious pink marquisette over taffeta, with matching capes, and picture hats. All carried round bouquets of pink carnations, sweet peas, cream roses and bou- vardia. Stewart Farley was his broth- er's groomsman, and David Far- ley, Kenneth Harvey of Toronto, and Norman Shipley of St. Cathe arines were ushers. At the re- ception held at the Oakville Club, Mrs. Merry received her many guests wearing a gown of pale aqua crepe. She wore a small hat of net veiling and flowers, and corsage of Johanna Hill roses and bouvardia. Mrs. Farley, mother of the groom, chose a gown of French blue crepe and lace, with matching hat accented with flow- ers, and corsage of pink roses. 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