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OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL SALE OF HOME BAKING AND PRESERVES TOTS 'N TEENS SHOP Colborne Street East SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 9.30 AM. ANGELA BRUCE CHAPTER, I.0.D.E. HALLOWE'EN DANCE MONDAY, OCTOBER 30 Clarkson Community Hall 9.00 p.m. Modern and Old Time Dancing Bob Clark & His Oakville Ramblers Admission 75c person Sponsored by Oakville and District Labor Council G A Watch For Xmas Drop in to-day and choose a watch from our fine sel- ection. We'll put it away for you until Christmas. See our wide range of other suitable gifts. » B. BERGQUIST Jeweler Phone 1231 0. Colborne St. E. "With a Bi-Mor Food Locker, some wise housewives are man- aging to cut their trips to the grocery to one a week! Day to day shopping is out of date; women can buy meats and fowl when prices are low in amounts for, six months to a year ahead!" And, we might add, you can buy ready-frozen foods, too, when they are on sale at low prices and store them here. No capital investment. Costs less than a nickel a day! "You'll Be Dollars Ahead and Much Better Fed" BI-MOR FROZEN FOODS Royal Bank Bldg., Colborne St. Phone 1214-5 MAKERS OF ROYAL FLEXALUM VENETIAN BLINDS Met-Wo Industries TORONTO ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF Bruce Merklinger 28 NAVY STREET S. EXCLUSIVE DEALER Met-Wo Industries, Canada's leading manufacturer of Venetian Blinds utilizing the new Flexalum Plastic Tape proudly assists a promising University ( of Toronto stu- dent! finance his education--And provide Oakville and dis- trict homemakers with a trained service. Flexalum Ven- ctian Blinds are your perfect choice for a beautiful hame. TELEPHONE OAKVILLE Daytime 554-J Saturdays &' Evenings 476-M BRONTE (Continued from Page 2) and family, Toronto, are now oc- cupying the former residence of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Grant on Tra- falgar St. S. cease A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hinton . at the Oakyille Memorial Hospital on Monday, Oct. 16. sss Winners at the weekly Com- munity Club euchre held on Mon- day night, were as follows: Mrs. J. Pickard, Mrs. G. Williams, Mr. H. Hartland, Mr. J. Scarrow. The draw was won by Mrs. J. Os. borne, \ ceees Mrs. Walter Hughes and son | Gary motored to Wheatley, Ont. on Sunday with the Oakville Ban- tam baseball team. TRAFALGAR Rey. John E. Hunter, assistant minister of High Park United Church, Toronto, will be the guest preacher at the anniversary ser- vice of Sheridan Church, on Sun- day, October 22nd, at eleven o'clock. Mr. Hunter is a son of Rev. Dr. E. Crossley Hunter. . Mrs. Fred 'Hanmer, Toronto, was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. King. Residents of this district who were sightseers at the Plowing Match on International Day, Wed- nesday, were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris and Horace Howell, Lorne and Arnold Fish and Earl Albert son, Mr. and Mrs. George Bentley and Brian Bentley and Mr. 'and Mrs. F. A. Fish and Miss Vivean Fish. crxan Mr. and Mrs. John Bentley mot- ored the former's sister, Mrs, Dav- id Moore, who had been visiting them for several days, to her home in Port Perry. "sees The Trafalgar 'Firemen, No. 2 district, held their first euchre and dance for this season on Friday night at Trafalgar Township Hall, The first and second prizes for| euchre were won 'by Mrs. W. E. Schroeder and Mrs. J. Fuller. Mr. George Wright and Mr. Wilson Hoey tied for the men's prizes. Norm McGill's orchestra supplied the music for the dancing. In al draw for two half-bushel hampers of MacIntosh apples, Mrs. W. E. Dent and Mr. Wright were the lucky winners. Mr. Wright offer- ed his hampers for auction, which went to Lorne Bentley. After thanking the guests for their sup- pert, Chief Wright announced the next monthly euchre to be held on Friday, Noy. 10th. + es Mr. and Mrs. John Lister, who have been visiting relatives and friends in the British Isles have returned home. cose Mr. John Picket, Jr. is recov- ering from an emergency appen- dectomy operation. ses Ball entertained the members of Bethel Church 'W.M.S. and W.A. Arrangements were made by the W.A. for the bazaar to be held in November and for the serving and delivering of lunches at noon to the contes- tants at the annual Halton County Plowing Match at Omagh on the 26th inst. Mrs. Ellison one Miss Daisy Pickering, who has been staying for the summer with her sister, Miss Ida Picker- ing, returned on Thursday to Tulsa, Oklahoma. sok ox nx Members of the Sixteen Church Ladies' Aid W.M. Societies were guests for the October meeting at the home of Mrs. Edgar Robert- son, Milton. The: president of the L.A. Mrs. Chas. Watt, took charge of that part of the meeting, and Mrs. Allan Dent, president of the W.M.S. presided for the program. Mrs. W. E. Dent, gave a talk on "The White Angel of Tokyo," which proved to be a very inspir- ational and touching story of the life and work of the late Miss Catherine MacDonald, M.A., Ph.D. a native of Wingham, Ont, who spent. so many years of her life in Japan. When the World Y.W. C.A. opened up work in the far east, she was sent to Japan as secretary, with headquarters in Tokyo. As the result of a crime committed by a non-Christian] member of her Bible classes, she resigned from her position and devoted her life to the reclama- tion of the prisoners of Tokyo, seven thousand in all coming un- der her ministrations. From this missionary spirit and service came the loving title of the Japanese people, "The White Angel of Tokyo." The hostess and her hus- band, the late Dr. Robertson, a native of Milton, were former mis- sionarles the Province of Hunan, China. FE Miss Margaret Watt was the soloist at the Jackson-Beamish wedding at St. Peter's Church, Erindale, on Saturday. Residents of Snider's and base line districts were saddened to "hear of the death in a motor ac- cident on Thanksgiving Day, of Irwin BE. Thomas, a native of] Streetsville, and who at one time taught at Coyne's School, seventh line, Trafalgar. Mr. Thomas was a patient at the Byron Sanatarium near London, and was being tak- en for an outing when the acci- dent occurred. Mr. Thomas, whose home was in Toronto, was un- married. His brother, Mr. Fletcher Thomas represents Elgin con- stituency In the Ontario Legislat- ure. Mr. Floyd Albertson of Sheri- dan district, a brother-in-law, at- tended the funeral. Interment was in Bolton Cemtery. Ea Mrs. Belford Savage represented Sheridan Church-W.A. at the Sec- tional Rally of Halton Presbytery 'Women's Association held at Bronte on Thursday. Mrs. Savage assisted in the program with a talk on the Devotional Service in the W.A. meeting. Mrs. E. A. Fish and Miss A. Marshall represented Wesley W.A. at the Rally. « Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bonham were guests at the Hughes-Chad- wick wedding which was held in the Anglican Church, Humber Bay, on Saturday. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lennox Hughes, Trafalgar. © x ow oxox Mrs. John Featherstone who was not so well on Saturday, following an accident two weeks ago, is im- proving slowly. 5% ox os oa The Sixteen Church Ladies' Aid catered for the Jersey Cattle sale at Hayes! Arena on Friday after- sociation for the Jersey sale on Saturday afternoon. x x % supper will Seryice was withdrawn at x noon and the Munn's Woman's As-| Church, of Stréetsville Presbyterian . and fo hear their former mij The Wesley Church W.A. turkey| the Rev. Capt. J. Y. Fraser, py, Thursday, October 19, 195 Sixteen, 2 ure) ster, © October 24th. Beamish t chancel of St. Peter's church for| idan Church anniversary the church servi ------ .e and son, New Toronto, were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Post. Albertson, Dundas on his attaining his 'eighty-sixth birthday on Wednesday, 18th. be held on Tuesday, of 'Sunnybrook Hospital, Torey, re isis e Church services have oq, [§ The flowers from the Jackson-| withdrawn at MUnn's and weg, Nedding decorated the| churches for October 22nd--gy.. e on Sunday. es ey Mrs, B. Heldman was elects president of the Ladies' saci. | of the Oakville Lawn Bowlin Club at the annual meeting Wey nosday afternoon last week. i F. W. Grinham was named vic, president, Mrs. Tom Smith coy. Vener of the games committe ang Miss A, Kemp secretary-treasy. er, the latter two being re-electey Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stokoe cones to Mr. H. W. Highway East, Congratulations October DON'T WAIT TIME TO CHANGE | FOR WINTER DRIVING Don't wait for the last minute rush! Drive in to-day and let us prepare your car for parefree Winter Driv- ing. LET US CHECK: +/ WINTER LUBRICATION FOR DIFFERENTIAL & TRANSMISSION +/ CHASSIS LUBRICATION | y/ ANTI-FREEZE + BATTERY . | +/ MOTOR TUNE-UP. HITCHCOX MOTOR SALES PONTIAC AND OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE - Colborne St. E. 9 Phone 345 KORDITE Clothes Line 1.20, 1.65, 1.75 Child's Seat - $4.98 FALL HARDWARE NECESSITIES FOOTBALLS % SS J $1.25-50 ft. $1.49 - $1.85 $2.49-100 ft. $2.15 - $3.50 85¢c each Step-On Cans 1.79, 1.95, 3.25 COMMUNITY HARDWARE Colborne St. (Opy. Eaton's) Sleeve Boards Pyrex Sets Heaters 1000w. $10.95 Stove-Fur- nace Pipe 59¢ - $1.25 $1.85 - $2.95 - $3.65 SCALES $8.95 - $$9.95 WE DELIVER Phone 1288 AUSTIN - THE ECONOMY SENSATION OF THE YEAR THOUSANDS OF MOTORISTS, WHO, A SHORT TIME AGO FELT THAT THEY COULDN'T AFFORD A NEW CAR, ARE NOW ENJOYING THE COMFORT AND SUPERB PERFORMANCE OF A SPARKLING BRAND NEW AUSTIN, AVAILABLE AT A PRICE THAT MAKES IT CANADA'S BEST BUY. DROP IN AND SEE IT TO-DAY. Genuine Austin Parts and Expert Service are readily available at: CLARK'S SERVICE CENTRE Phone 1031-W for Demonstration AUSTIN SALES & SERVICE Colborne Street W. at Chisholm St. Se --_-- ----