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: Page 16 ) Thursday, November 9, 1950 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL = 2 2 dement of the 409th food parcel sent IT She. chapter, A cheque for $100.00 C.P.T. EUCHRE phe gmout of Sleey penis wns sent to, the Food for Britain fund: EVERY. FRIDAY by the average person is usually just about five minutes longer. The Regent gave a comprehensive re- port. on the Provincial Convention held in London. She conveyed the inspira- tion and! information of the convention to all the members. 8.15. p.m. sharp I. 0. 0. F. HALL Everybody: Welcome Quality & Service Scade's Grccery (Bill Scade) Dundas & Division Sts. Delivery: Phone 505 Make Up A Party For The Lorne Scots (P.D. & H.R.) ANNUAL BART TAREALIAD. | D ANCE | i on an And Dance To THE SENATORS 7-Piece Orchestra «The Hottest Thing In Town" residents are repeatedly asked to one of a host of teen-agers solidly . . HELPING SEE TO IT that town and district "give 'til it freezes' is smiling Meg MacTaggart, Ly 17 no behind the Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Community Centre Arena campaign which es a gz) po hy Wonder . HUNTING is one of the most popular fall 9 p.m. THE ARMOURIES $1.50 per couple pastimes, and we in Canada have the finest hunting grounds in the world. In the field, however, we should all remember there's another season ear, and many more after that. Observe game laws today and you'll have plenty of SpOrt tOMOLIOW. CARLING'S REGENT REPORTS RE RECENT | 2romeeneee | ANDON CONVENTION AGENDA Hawkin's Day will receive its ro8=| pu. monly meeting of the White from the! chapter from Mrs. J. Moles- ular celebration at Teen TOWR |e, Chapter LOD.E. was held Thurs. | worth and Mrs. C. S. Parker. come this Saturday night. Brightl 0 November 2nd, at the home of | Mrs. Blake reported the expenditure eyed young ladies will get that |i) pony Pullen. Letters of apprecia- | of $57.80 for the History Prizes to be chance they have been Walling goto: jast months donations were read, | presented at the High School Commence- for as they become the hunters TEEN TOWN By Don Lovegrove HELP WANTED FEMALE BRONTE-COOKSVILLE and the unfortunate males, the beast of prey, so beware all you eligible bachelors. In all good res- toward the chapter's charities. together with a letter from the employees | ment, also $13.00 on magazines for fund of the Canadian General Electric | Brentwood school. 4 which accompanied a cheque for $20 . Mrs. F. Smith reported that 150 new Canadians had a_very enjoyable time OAKVILLE pect of this yearly custom dress will be- strictly hard times and everything will be run off Dog- patch style. Sorry fellows, no Red- The resignation of the second Vice- at the party to welcome them to the Regent, Mrs, C. MacArthur, was regret- | district. fully accepted together with resignations| Mrs. W. Copeland reported acknowl- i LEARN eye or preserved turnips due to : E important restrictions. U : Telephone Operating on 2 > : It seems that when the girls do get a chance to be the boss for a night they really go all out and provide for their cau- tious dates a beautiful corsage straight from the garden of Eden. PAY WHILE TRAINING Permanent Employment ou can do more than ali Well, anyway, straight from the ; NO EXPERIENCE NEGESSARY || 2rden Yes sir, it's amazing what ¥ you can 'do with a few lettuce 16-35 YEARS, OF AGE leaves, some carrots, beets, beans bh = i > and of course to add a little per- - eT, 1 fume the fragrant onions. = Let's : D- 4 APPLY IN PERSON see if the girls really have as ; 7S, much creative ability as they : ral 1 TO claim. That's right girls, it is a 2 $ fl EEE an Now you can do something to help preserve peace and freedom = > t he | The sgestion box which has in Canada and throughout the world. i H 5 Today, more than ever before, Canada and democratic nations everywhere must be strong to preserve our way of life against aggression from any quarter. been erected by the council for | THE the benefit of the members has | apparently been mistaken for a { BELL TELEPHONE CO trash can by some of the more - ) refined. citizens of Teen Town: It OF CANADA seems that certain groups have nothing better to do than unload their childish whims and unspeak- able thoughts on the pad and Slip them into the slot. If this practice is continued the sugges ton box will be removed. > Line & / One of Oakville's fine service pe #0He coe organizations made arrangements ; Join the RESERVE FORCE Aor" From coast to coast every unit of the Canadian Army Reserve Force needs more men who-are willing to devote part of theif spare time to our country' security, In the Reserve Force you will receive full Active Service rates of pay for time speat in training and in summer camp. Join the Regiment of your choice and get full details about how you may IN YOUR COMMUNITY S cl ; best serve in your own area. Get in touch with your local Armoury today! curtains for two nights a few weeks ago with the understand- ing that they would clean them. The curtains have since been re- turned uncleaned. Their excuse | is that nothing was put in writ ing. Oh well, welll keep our thoughts to ourselves on this one. Many thanks to the valiant Teen Towners who braved the storm to help out at the opening ceremonies of the Arena Cam- palgn. Despite the very small crowd the committee realized $7 trom the sale of peanuts. Popped in to hear Rice Honey- well and his, Dixieland aggrega- tion last Saturday night and like everyone else present agreed he Quality Venetian Blinds Custom Made Guaranteed Two Years ) has greatly improved. Not being | a music critic my opinion Is not | EEPAIR and LAUNDRY law but it seems that Rice would [I SERVICE achieve greater success if he | mixed in more smooth dancing i music and popular songs. Venetian Blind Laundry . CATASTROPHE i J 2 x i & Mfg. Co. According to a travel writer, | F the Arctic has two swmmers. il 5 ] Neither, we trust, as severe as the Tg i PHONE 859 one we have just shivered Lil through =