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THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR: JOURNAL HEAVE HO! Help Handy Should the town fathers of (Continued' from, Page 6) the little Georgian Bay hamlet of Victoria Harbour require ad- Vice on municipal administra- tion or be facing a knotty fire problem, Oakville and Trafalgar are in a position this week to offer some expert, on-the-spot assistance. Holidaying at the in- creasingly popular summer re- sort at the moment are Mayor hursday, August 23, 1951 ting for the Lady Baillie trophy, was twice around the short course and was won 'easily by Doug and Lib Armour. Art and Sadie Hills were second with Jim and Nancy Baillie close behind. The Ladies race set something lof a precedent, The first three boats to finish were all skippered married couple left on a motor By the aeatior ox ST r: nor|| Lim Black, {Councilor tRustyy EEAVER = GOODERHAM trip to Edmonton and Banff. They alll lof the Snipes carry a female| Cumberianty who jisichairman, of | St. Jude's Church was the scene | will make their home in Clarkson. orew. Lib Armour was the winner| the Oakville-Trafalgar planning of a charming evening wedding a using Doug, as) crow; Nancy Bails| board: rand Deputy Fire Chief |on Friday, when Patricia Ann, AULD - TT lio with hubby Jim was second, Bill Whitaker. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bric| A wedding of interest to many 3 r Stanley Gooderham, Clarkson, be- | Oakville people was solemnized in and Barb Munro skippered her Sy das boat to third place. The gals came the bride of Edgar Brock | st. John's Anglican Church, Ot- Guy blicis; ty of D for 0 an. : i Leaver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gor- | tawa, when Shirley Pratt, daugh- or surely showed their heels to the \ tawa, wien Shirley Pratt, daug fu men that race. KNOX SIXT E don W. Lenvery Oakyillp. The ter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bd- 2 ceremony was conducted by Rev.|ward Pratl, was united in mar- The third race with three in a boat (the Snipes usually just carry HOLDS SUNDAY two for racing) set another rec- ord for the Squadron. The crew F. C. Jackson. riage with Peter Alexander Mc- The bride, who was given In| raul Auld, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. marriage by her father, wore a|s. Auld, Lakeshore Rd. East, Oak- gown of ice-blue embroidered ny-| ville. The ceremony was con- 1santy may have a contestant for next year's Aphrodite Cup? in every boat was a Junior Squad. SCHOOL PICNIC ron member. first, Art Hills came second and Jim Baillie was third. Doug was Fine weather prevailed for the 107th anniversary of Knox sung by Miss Boyter and Miss Torgness, and Keith Hopper was heard in a solo "Open the Gates lon over white taffeta, with full skirt, fitted bodice, and mandarin collar. Her blue fingertip veil was held by a Juliet cap of nylon, and ducted by Rey. W. R. Wright. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white nylon marquisette, So there will be the usual Wed- | of the To The Gn pL .7| decorated with several large bas- d 's Ly nesday evening's races (even If, tr" i colored gladioli, and nn | the weather does not permit ap-| there was a large congregation, st | 1 5 parently after last week's events) | including many former members. e | = and again on Saturday afternoon. | And Juniors, PLEASE bring your | own life preservers to the morn- There's nothing like a good ing class which starts at 9.30 am. | education, It helps you get Into on Saturday. . more expensive trouble. THIS WEEK'S Values cn mbers Say Py a Church, Sixteen, held on Sunday white gladioll, pink roses and|yith fitted bodice and full skirt. And N y This, evening, August 19th, with the|stephanotis formed her bouguet.|ghe wore a fingertip veil and carr- wel. [RA Next Saturday, junior members | now minister, Rev. John Herbison | Mrs. Kenneth Duncan, thio bride's ried a cascade bouquet of white onch, [IE of the Squadron are going to have | conducting the service. Taking as| sister, was matron of honor, in a|gladioli with fern. Miss Barbaré ll . their first set of races. There are | his subject "What is right with |ballerina-length dress of vellow |Followay was maid of honor. The |} about thirty junior members who |the church," Mr, Herbison said | embossed marqulsette over yellow. groom was supportediby Gordon -- Hl have been taking instruction from |that the church had vitality, a | taffeta with matching = bandeal. | yinmes. Montrosl and tehers | ] Se and Bey Bath and Larry Cond. | megsage, a purpose and a Dro-| Miss Anne Sinclair, wearind or-|ayld, Oakville, and Frank Kelley, it not J a gram, which it was proclaiming to chid, and Miss Peggy Thompson, | were Edward Stone and John and J - alk the world Rev.' J; Stewart, | gowned in lgreen, were brides-| sydney, N.S. Following a recep- leven owing noses to showing the. jun- | minister of Trafalgar Charge, read | maids. All three bridal attendants [tion at the home of the bride's | fors how to rig a boat. the Scripture lesson. Mr. Lester | carried harmonizing bouquets of parents the newly married couple con. Then on Saturday morning, Sep- | Bertsch, Aurora, the former orga-| gladioli and stephnotis. Ross | aft on a wedding trip to Cape God tember 1st a special i nist, presided at the organ. A | Leaver brother of the bridegroom, | sud Boston Trey wil live fn J store. The Juniors quartette Miss Dorothy Boyter,| was groomsman, and ushers were A . their very first regatta. There will | Toronto; Miss Alice Torgness, | Kenneth Duncan and Jim Stott. 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