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THE OARVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Thursday, July 1 PEOPLE a rest Rothsay was the youngest; week with Mrs. Eric Burke. Bronte, is spending a three weeks' vacation with his family at Plev- na, Ont. hie Several Bronte residents went to Kitchener on Saturday for the Orangemen's Day celebrations, ER Mr. Wilbur Gilliam, of Bronte, went into hospital on Monday for an operation on his eyes. eran Mr. and Mrs. Andy Rasmussen and daughter Nancy, of Bronte, leave on Thursday to sped three months in Denmark. FO The Rev. Simon Edwards will occupy the Rev. William Delve's pulpit in Bronte until his return from holidays. axe The Rev. LeRoy Sargant re- turned recently to Bronte from a trip through the Western United States. Pree Mrs. B. T. Lightbourn, Miss Audrey Lightbourn and Miss Ruth Lightbourn leave on Thursday to spend two weeks at their cottage on Georgifin Bay. x rroaE L Miss: Joan Moulding and Miss Marion Languay are vacationing at Milford Manor; Milford Bay, | Muskoka. oxen Bruce Merklinger was a Sun- day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth Munro, at Sheridan. Foxxx Summer holidays and the fu- ture voters of Oakville undertake major projects that school work has made impossible. Two young engineers undertook the construc. tion of a dugout adjacent to a large tree, Excavations were well underway when a major barrier presented itself in the form of a formidable root. This required additional equipment, An axe was secured and the root hacked into submission. Dirt removing oper- ations continued' until the arrival of a telephone company truck revealed that old root had been an underground telephone cable. The dugout was suddenly wired for sound--possibly a little lurid? Co aaa Miss Mary - Reade is spending several weeks at Lake Joseph. xox on One week a classified advertiser had an ad under the wanted col- umn--and received over 10 calls immediately from customers who wanted to buy what he advertised he wanted. Being a smart oper- ator, he went to Toronto, secured a supply of the item and advertis- ed them in the For Sale columns . With equal results. P.S-- He secured his own item from . his wanted advertisement. If you have something to sell, or some- thing you want to buy, why not get yourself the same results with a Jolmal classified advertise ment? DEERHA VEN KENNELS (Reg'd) (B. K. Snider) A HOME for your Dog} |- while you are away WASHING WORMING GROOMING - DEFLEAING CONDITIONING: UPPER MIDDLE ROAD Oakville Tele. 457-J The James MacKenzies, Morri-] Dr. J. M. Mather, M.O:H. for | Son Rd, held their annual family |Halton county, gave a paper on reunion last Sunday. There were |The Veterinarian in a Rural 38 members of the family pres- |Health Program," at the recent "Ethel Black from Cali-| conference at the Ontario Veter- . the most distant rep- [Mary College in Guelph. ive; Miss Linda Bell from CR Miss Marg, Helen "and Janet Mac- Kate MacRae from Toronto Was|gensie leave by plane Thursday the old Mr. MacKenzie | for Norman Wells, N.W.T. from Saskatoon was another Who | (Tne girls weren't going to be travelled Jong distance to at- told until today.) While away, tend. the girls will record their adven- - Edn tures in diary form for The Jour- Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hardy andl]. son Jim are visiting from Ottawa Saas with Mr. John Hardy. Be aaa Mrs. Gordon Cameron and her n fe y re visiting relatives Mrs. Ruth Dunlop, a former |YOUNg son are visi oa > a for the|and friends in Long Island; N.Y. i . siejaisix Mr. Tom McCauley, who has Mr. and Mrs, D. J. Sullivan, [been staying with Mr. and Mrs. Colborne St, will be at home tof Stuart Saunders, leaves on Sun- i their friends on the afternoon of [day for New York, en route for July 24th, 1948, from 3 to 6[Jamaica. o'clock, their 25th wedding anni- ER versary. 55:P=34l ony Wells returns! on Satur- Ley day from Bermuda, where he has The Rev. William Delve, of structive. nd EVENTS CR played in a series of matches on the Trinity College School cricket. team. ewes Miss Anne Harris of Toronto is staying at the Greyscher House for a few weeks. Cera An Oakville couple have a speedboat and aquaplane at their summer home. The week-end be- fore last one of our more staid business men and his wife were week-end guests, and in due course the water sport period ar- rived. Climbing aboard the aquatic plank our business man rode to glory--and a toss into the lake. No cause for consternation to the occupants of the boat, of course, for he swam well, but they found consternation was in order for the casualty as a seri- ous accident had occurred. Like a parachute jumper, when our business man had gone in the water, he or the force of impact had inadvertently pulled the rip- cord of his trunks, and he was now indulging in a skinny dip. Resisting thoughtful rescue ef- forts of those who wanted to pull him into the boat, he demanded a adjustments made, he boarded the boat and good naturedly accepted CLUB"20" | By Marion Languay It comes, and with it vacations. Who would have it otherwise? At last the calendar has flicked off June's is 'inevitable that summer page and leaves July reigning for 31 days. July, a wonderful month of sunny days and dreamy nights. [We are already beginning: to no- tice the absence of familiar faces the Saturday Everyone seems to be taking ad- vantage of their two weeks to make a change of environment. Residents moving' away and those in neighboring cities migrating to Oakville, a haven of rest. Maybe we just don't appreciate a good thing when we're subject to it for 12 months of the year. in night crowd. Remember that Club "207 itself does\ not take a holiday. The doors. remain open every Satur- day night throughout the year, and it won't be long now until we are able to commemorate "the club's second' birthday. You don't have to worry about how to spend a nice Saturday evening in town. Why the music of Murray Hunt. er's orchestra practically heralds you into the hal. Make enter- taining you visiting relatives easy by bringing them up to Victoria hall on a Saturday night. They can't help but enjoy themselves, and for an especially hot night there are always plenty of cold] diinks to be found in that oasis of a canteen. Always dancing, always at Club "20" Satugday. yourself included. gay, Keep Mrs. George Marriott gave a Georgetown Topples Oaks In Close Tilt rally lin the fifth frame left them one counter: short of knotting the score, the Oaks dropped a tight battle to the Georgetown squad Monday night by an &7 count. 'When a four-run Although outhit by the winners 9 to 8 six miscues by the locals had much to do with the final verdict. Georgejown, amassing all their runs in the first four innings, made only one bobble. Highlight of the contest from an Oakville standpint was Toletska's long homer in the third canto, the ball travelling so high and far that the Oakville player had crossed the plate hefore the ball was retrieved. . Russian Visit (Continued from Page 1) the populace would Hot be co: rupted by Canadian or U.S, publi- cations, "or the truth," ds Bill put it. "Free speech and -a free press are unknown, and now the average Russian has difficulty in grasping just what such freedom really means," he declared. "Every movement a comrade makes is Well controlled. For instance, af- ter quite a few Russian seamen deserted their ship in a foreign port, all crews were subsequently made up, of 'married men, who can't desert for fear of the con- sequences to their wives and fam- ilies." "One other point that intrigued me was that competition, which in this country tends to make a product continually better, is un- known in Russia," he went on. "If a product is good enough, why make it better? A discussion be- tics) with a club hostess, Billl ve- called, "I hadn't heen able to grasp the need for elections in Russia, with ®nly one party to vote for,' he said. "The girl proudly infornted me that they had a choice of two or three more party members for a post, When I told her we had several parties she was amazed that we didn't have gun-battles between the par- ties" In comparison with the ample evidence «of hunger and suffering: in the Soviet, living conditions. in 5, 1948 is Italy are quite good, phe fouy Renabllitation 1 progress 1. ourably, food! and hosing © quate, be Other ports of call of No r. anda during Bill's stay ineluded such far-flung pois New Orleans, Honolulu, § Vancouver, Aruba, Hamburg, Falmouth Delgrada in the 'Azores Happy to be back home! after pig |. and interesting trip, he wi , the next few weeks enjoy, ng holiday. iho BEFORE.YOU GO TO THE SHOW Drop: in SPECIAL TH OF ASSOR DONNA LEA Candy and Colborne St. - SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ~ BLANCHED SALTED PEANUTS « Half Pound 20c Close to Both Theatres For. Our EATRE BAG TED NUTS Nut Shop pantry shower on noon for Miss Joyce Lein and Mr. David Marriott, married soon. Miss Sybil Calverley and Miss Susan gan in the club one day as to the relative merits of vodka made in Odessa as. compared with vodka made in Moscow. The manager explained there was no difference. Vodka, he said, is vodka. There is no incentive to make a better ar- Sunday after who are to be xxx Cuttell were among the guests at the afternoon tea given last Friday at the Summer school of the Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto. Music teachers from every part of Canada, the U.S.A. and 'Newfoundland are at- ticle. Visiting officials are shadowed Wherever they go, although Russians are ostentatious in ex- pressing a hearty welcome. High- the || : : i light of a visit ashore at Poti, shroud, which was provided inlifonging the. four-week. summer next port bf call attr Otesss the form of a towel. Necessary | ocr E 2 t was a discussion concerning poli- the comments on his garb. The coincidence of a movie camera, loaded with colored film, has, we are told, recorded this incident for. ity, with one vitally to be scene when the busi- ness man's costume required ad- justment, With his posterity turn ed to the audience. rx x Final* arrangements were com- pleted last night for the annual west side picnic, to be held 'at Miles Park July 24th. Children will meet at Westwood school af. 1 pm, from whence the caval- cade of cars will have a police escort to the park. A fige prize THURS., FRI., SAT. JULY 15 - 16 - 17 ZANE. GREY AT HIS MIGHTIEST ! THE WEST AT ITS WILDEST ! An Epic of Indians; Romance and Blazing Guns! ZANE GREY'S "WESTERN UNION" Robert Young 5 : : Randolph Scott - DEAN JAGGER VIRGINIA GILMORE list has been nged. The com- mittee in charge comprises Misses Thelma Myers, Mary Brennan, Mrs. Helen Saunders, Mrs. Belle Brown, Mrs. Forester, Messrs. Jim Hoey, Clair Laing, Stewart Dtyden, Mr. and Mrs, Graves, Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Craig, 'Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wark, Mr. and Mrs. C. Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. W. Al- way. wrx Mrs. Letitia Lindsay, mother of Mrs. R. Camm, passed away in Peel Memorial hospital, Bramp- ton. creas Reeve Phil Chambres has re- turned home from hospital fol- lowing his operation, and is mak- ing satisfactory progress. Miss Catherine Keene leaves on Thursday to spend the summer in New York. rans Congratulations are in order for Elsie Springle and Beverley Castle, of Bronte, who passed piano Grade 111 abd IV examina- tions with honors of the Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto. They are pupils of Ethel M. Keith. 5 Dr. E. P. Soanes has left to join his family at Georgian Eay for a months vacation. PER Mrs. George Cairns' will be the speaker for the third meeting in the Oakville Arts and Crafts Inc, summer series being Held. at the Barn, On Wednesday afternoon, July 21, Mrs. Cairns will discuss the summer care of household pets. Members report the series is proving both enjoyable and in- MON., TUES, WED. JULY 19 - 20 - 21 Brg (OR058 the best returns in his best-loved picture! NER RVEYS oT ii «HS: ae orchest PLUS! "So You're Going Hear CROSBY. sing these ever-popular. tunes : "East Side of Heaven" * ge Song BE muito 72 = Pa Y "Bugs Bunny" "That Sly Old Genileman go Bunny THURS., FRI., SAT. His steel fired women's hearts! a GEORGE HAGRERDY . EDGAR BUCHANAN RAY.COLLINS - MARC PLATT fhursd fea in cn Boos d ffi; and Il sty | Befo fle dre Bh oosin: b thei hid, ly Months ie sizne: iis own fotoiler: m tern fircssing me W flew fal mooth Blder we i UE COLUMBIA PICTURES presents LARRY PARKS MON., TUES. ONLY! One of the year's most engrossing, excitingly motion pictures. -- ADULT ENTERTAINMENT -- A J. ARTHUR RANK Presentation : JAMES MASON The Screens Great Romantic Star "different" ROSAMUND. JULY 19 - 20 The "ROMANCE AND DANCE" Technicolor Musical Featurette Colored Cartoon WED., THURS. ONLY!" -The triumphant film version of one of the modern era's best known plays . . . * JULY 21 - 22 THE ii 1% fl d RONALD=""EL'FAnoR Travelogiie "Hang Your Heart on a. Hickory Limb * = "Cape Breton Island" IT'S ALWAYS COOL AT THE THE YoIcE EVERY LoVER NEARS! IRs ARDEN MOR NE fig" 9. HIL Real | [139 C Bakvill rent Bening DR. Phy After Ever or hure! Al ou lump ¢ lirewoc LOW] F 'Wind loors Pleas LO Sakvil Lost 2 Hu ANTI Dund: est of