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NNIS RICE Thursday, June 21, 1951 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Page 3 Carsten Glahn R.O. Optometrist - 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 Optician Oakville Daily Sat. The TOWNE Coffee Shop On the days you can't dine here pick up our specialty to take home . . . "FRIED BUTTER CRISP SHICKEN COLD ROAST DRESSED CHICKEN Colborne St. near Century Theatre Phone 1821 BRONTE MISS LESLIE MARTIN PHONE BRONTE 130J The Carry On Club of Walton Memorial Church "held their clos- ing meeting for the year at a banquet at the home of Mrs. D. A. Allan on Thursday evening, June 14. The installation 'of of- ficers for the 1951-51 term was held. New officers are President, Grace Heslop, Vice-President, Joan Coombes, Secretary, Glad- ys Milligan, Treasurer, Mae Watt, Flower Conyener, Agnes Livingstone, Group Leaders, Joan Gilbert, Frances Kershey, Alice Green and Margaret Robertson. ERC Anne Osborne was a hostess at a miscellanous shower at her home on Friday evening in hon- our of Pat Toner whose marriage to James McKeel takes place on Saturday, June 23. » ox Brenda Busby of Bronte and Ruth Squires of Oakville were guest artists at the recital of the Mary Dundas School of Dancing last Friday evening at Riverdale Collegiate, Toronto. They were accompanied at the piano by Al Sutton of Brampton. Pl The Legion Carnival Committee held a meeting at the home of Mr. V. Poole on Thursday eve- ning. Tree an The Ladies Auxiliary of (he Bronte-Trafalgar Legion are hold- ing their annual birthday party at the New Murray Hotel on Monday evening, June 25. Any members who wish to attend are asked to phome Mrs. Marti at 1307. STATION ROAD --- OAKVILLE : NARARARARAAAARARARAARAAAAAAANRARARAAAAANS VAAL LARA NOW IS THE TIME TO REMOVE - YOUR PERMANENT TYPE ANTI-FREEZE THERE IS EVERY INDICATION ANTI-FREEZE WILL BE SCARCE AND MORE EXPENSIVE NEXT WINTER _ LET US DRAIN YOUR CAR RADIATOR, INTO YOUR OWN CONTAINER, AND FLUSH IT CLEAR FOR BETTER CIRCULATION IN WARM WEATHER. BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINER Wm. Whitaker & Sons TELEPHONE 141 Sorry to hear that Grant Bray is in the Oakville Hospital. PEE The Ladies Auxiliary of the Bronte-Trafalgar Legion are to be guests of the Acton Ladies" Auxiliary this evening (Thurs- day.) 5 xan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weston hoefer and children Bob, Carol, Shirley and Joan of Kitchener were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hinton. a 2 or ox oA Fred Kew visit: Ted Overland Mr. and Mrs. ed Mr. and Mrs. on Sunday. nora oan The Young Couples Club of Walton Memorial Church held a strawberry social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roberton, Sover- eign Street. #44 nn Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hinton and Mr. Allen Schmidt of Kitchener visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vietor Hinton last weekend. ' PARE Mrs. T. Bray is in the Oakville hospital. sana Sherwood of Brampton guest at the McKee, James a weekend home of Mr. and Mrs. Triller Street. a = = = The Bronte-Trafalgar Legion are sponsoring a bicycle parade om Monday, July 2. There will be prizes for the best decorated bi- cycles, tricycles and doll car- riages. sess Doreen Russell visited with friends in Bronte over the week- end. sree Mrs. Lloyd Stafford and son Frankie spent Tuesday in Dund- alk visiting friends. . Fs The Brownies and Guides will hold their Flying Up ceremony on Tuesday, June 26, in the parish hall. Parents and friends will be present. x 2 ae On June 12th the Bronte Brown- ie troop held its Gold Bar cere- mony. Mrs. Wm. Milligan, chair- man of the local association, pre- sented the following Brownies with a golden bar: Marie Cross, Mary Milligan, Colleen McPherson, Judy Lewis, Nancy Hill, Mary Jane Allan, Evelyn Scarrow, Bev- erly Pickard and Brenda Busby. Parents and friends were present. aoe os oa we The Bronte Brownie Guide and Scout Troop attended the Scout and Guide Parade in Oakville. - * aE x ED Rev. W. T. Delve will preach his farewell sermon at Walton United Church Sunday evening. Mr. Delve, who has been pastor for the past three years, is leaving for another charge. No success- or has been appointed as yet. BARE FACT It's all very well for nudists to claim they are solely in pursuit of better health. But who ever heard of a blind man joining a nudist colony? To Today This 1951 Pontiac The Lions Club Of Oakville Belongs | ON JULY 7th IT COULD BELONG TO YOU !! LIONS ANNUAL BAZAAR - JULY 5, 6, 7 Midway - Fireworks - Special $150 Draw - Colorful Costume Parade TRAFALGAR One hundted and twenty-five people attended the annual pic- nic of Munn's, Wesley and Sher- idan Sunday schools, which was held on Saturday at Lowville Park. Following the dinner at 1 o'clock, a baseball game was play- ed and--a program Of races run off, under Mesrs. R. Kelly and A. Walsom, assisted by Rev. J. W. Stewart. The children enjoyed the swings and swimming in the Twelve Mile Creek. er ov ons The members of Wesley Church 'W.M.S. and W.A. were entertain. ed for the June meeting by a former member, Mrs. Cecil Fish, at her home, Palmer and Douglas Ave., Oakville. Mrs. S. D. Turner conducted the meeting. EI The session of Wesley Sunday school was especially interesting, to everyone present on Sunday morning when Miss White and Miss McCall of the Faith Mis- sion in Canada, who have been guests of Miss Mary Albertson, Dundas Highway, West Erindale, for two weeks, paid a yisit to the Sunday School. Introduced to the members by Miss Albertson, these young ladies illustrated the story of Elijah by means of Flannel- gram, which held the undivided attention of young and old alike. The appreciation of the -mem- bers for their visit was voiced by the superintendent, Arnold Fish. The Faith Mission is un- denominational. During their two weeks. stay in Erindale, they gave talks in the S.S. rom of the United Church to the child- ren after four o'clock and to the older people in the evening from 8 to 9. They also visited the homes in the district. xx or osx Rev. Mr. McLeod, Southamp- ton, conducted the service at Knox Church, Sixteen, on Sun- day morning. Special music was rendered by a quartette, Miss Alice Torgness, Miss Dorothy Boyte and Keith and Deane Hop- per, and a duet was sung by Miss Torgness and D. Hopper. Mr. Lester Burtsch, formerly leader and organist of the church, was at the organ. PEE Mrs. Laverne Secord entertain- ed the members of the Sixteen Church L.A. and W.M.S. on Wed- nesday, June 12. : PINE Mrs. Gordon Post, Mrs. E. bertson, Mrs. E. A. Fish and Mrs. Near, representing the ladies of Snider's community, are ens tertaining on Tuesday afternoon, at 2.30 pm. June 26th, at the home of Mrs. Post. Proceeds to be given to the Cedarvale School for Girls, Georgetown. Gifts & Greetings for You -- through WELCOME WAGON from Your Friendly Business Neighbors and Civic and Social Welfare Leaders On the occasion of: The Birth of = Baby EBngagementAnnouncements ango of residence Arrivals of Newcomers to City PHONE 807 (N NEXT WIN ments next winter. 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